Vermont § 5490 - Notice; hearing The commissioners shall appoint a time and place for examination of the premises and appraisal of the damages
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§ 5490. Notice; hearing The commissioners shall appoint a time and place for examination of the premises and appraisal of the damages
- . They shall give six days’ notice thereof to the president
or to one or more of the trustees of such association, and to the owner or occupant
of such land either personally or by written notice left at the residence of such
owner or occupant, and shall examine the premises and inquire into the public necessity
and convenience of such enlargement.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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