Vermont § 91 - Governance

Full text of Vermont Vermont Statutes Online § 91 — Governance, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 91. Governance

  • (a) An Administrative Code shall be written and approved by the Selectboard, but the Administrative
    Code shall only implement and shall not expand upon the authorities granted in this
    charter or in general State law. Prior to the adoption or any amendment of the Administrative
    Code, the Selectboard shall hold two public meetings concerning that adoption or amendment. (b) Decisions of the Town of Berlin shall be made using the Administrative Code, this
    charter, Town ordinances, and Town policies. (c) The sole and exclusive body authorized to make decisions relating to issues of statewide
    or national interest, including positions on pending legislation, shall be the voters
    of the Town at Town meeting. (Amended 2005, No. M-5, § 5; 2017, No. M-8, § 2.)

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