Vermont § 3261 - Property-assessed clean energy districts; approval of voters
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§ 3261. Property-assessed clean energy districts; approval of voters
- (a)(1) In this subchapter, “district” means a property-assessed clean energy district. (2) The legislative body of a town, city, or incorporated village may submit to the voters
of the municipality the question of whether to designate the municipality as a property-assessed
clean energy district. In a district, only those property owners who have entered
into written agreements with the municipality under section 3262 of this title would be subject to a special assessment, as set forth in section 3255 of this title.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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