§ 98402 Dissolution Election Notice Requirements

Key Takeaways

•If people want to vote on ending something (like a special district or group), they have to tell everyone about it in the newspaper.
•The vote can't happen too soon—it has to be at least 74 days after the first time they put the notice in the paper.
•The vote must happen on a normal election day, not a random day.

Example

Imagine your neighborhood has a special group that takes care of the parks, and some people want to stop this group.

They have to put a notice in the newspaper saying there will be a vote about it. The vote can't be super quick—it has to be at least 74 days after the first notice. And it has to be on a regular election day, like when people vote for other things.

Notice of any election for dissolution, whether called because of the filing of a petition or ordered by the board without petition, shall be published. The election shall be held on the next established election date not less than 74 days from the date of the first publication of the notice. (Amended by Stats. 1973, Ch. 1146.)

Key Takeaways

•If people want to vote on ending something (like a special district or group), they have to tell everyone about it in the newspaper.
•The vote can't happen too soon—it has to be at least 74 days after the first time they put the notice in the paper.
•The vote must happen on a normal election day, not a random day.

Example

Imagine your neighborhood has a special group that takes care of the parks, and some people want to stop this group.

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§ 98402 Dissolution Election Notice Requirements

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