Vermont § 58 - Dissolution of District The District may be dissolved upon approval of a majority plus one of its then existing member municipalities
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§ 58. Dissolution of District The District may be dissolved upon approval of a majority plus one of its then existing member municipalities
- . A majority of the voters at a duly warned annual or special
meeting in at least a majority plus one of the member municipalities, must approve
the dissolution and a plan of dissolution that shall include provisions for the payment
of all District obligations, a disposal of District assets, and the means of apportioning
continuing liabilities among the member municipalities. The dissolution plan, prior
to submission of the voters, must be submitted to the Attorney General to determine
whether the plan is in proper form and compatible with the laws of the State. In
the event the Attorney General fails to notify the District of his or her determination
within 30 days after receipt of a copy of the dissolution plan, it shall be deemed
to have been approved.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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