Vermont § 905 - Postponement and combining of Town meetings
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§ 905. Postponement and combining of Town meetings
- (a) The Selectboard may postpone the vote on any question to be voted at a special Town
meeting to the annual meeting or the November federal general election if such special
meeting falls within 75 days of the annual meeting or the November federal general
elections, provided that the Selectboard may not postpone such a vote if the vote
is for the purpose of using or discontinuing the use of the Australian ballot system
for budgets as provided in 17 V.S.A. § 2680(c). (b) If a special Town meeting falls within 45 days of a later special Town meeting called
by petition, the Selectboard may warn the question to be voted at such Town meeting
for the later Town meeting and may by resolution rescind the call of the earlier meeting.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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