Vermont § 216 - Lands in unorganized towns and gores; rents
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§ 216. Lands in unorganized towns and gores; rents
- (a) The treasurer may lease the lands described in section 214 of this subchapter in such
manner as he or she judges beneficial, reserving rents for the same, which shall annually
be paid into the treasury of the county, until the town or gore in which the lands
lie is organized. Thereafter the rents shall be paid into the treasury of the town
in which the lands lie. (b) Lands granted to the first settled minister shall not be leased at any one time for
a longer period than five years, or until a minister is settled who is entitled to
the same. (Amended 2017, No. 74, § 66.)
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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