Vermont § 302 - Clerk The Clerk shall keep a record of all meetings and proceedings of the corporation and of the Board of Trustees and give copies of the same when required upon payment of reasonable fees
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§ 302. Clerk The Clerk shall keep a record of all meetings and proceedings of the corporation and of the Board of Trustees and give copies of the same when required upon payment of reasonable fees
- . The Clerk shall warn all meetings of the legal voters of said corporation
by posting notices thereof containing a statement of the business proposed to be transacted
in three or more public places within the limits of the said corporation at least
six days before the time of meeting.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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