Vermont § 4 - Existing District The District created hereunder shall supersede and substitute the presently existing

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§ 4. Existing District The District created hereunder shall supersede and substitute the presently existing

  • Champlain Water District. The District shall, initially, have as its officers and
    commissioners, the officers and commissioners of the present Champlain Water District.
    The District shall succeed to the title of all properties, and shall assume all assets
    and liabilities of the present Champlain Water District. This chapter shall be deemed
    to ratify any and all previous actions taken by the existing Champlain Water District. (Added 1971, No. 135, § 4.)

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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