Ohio Const. art. XVIII, § 2

Ohio Constitution

Article XVIII, § 2 — General laws for incorporation and government of municipalities; additional laws; referendum

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Ohio Const. art. XVIII, § 2.

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General laws shall be passed to provide for the incorporation and government of cities and villages; and additional laws may also be passed for the government of municipalities adopting the same; but no such additional law shall become operative in any municipality until it shall have been submitted to the electors thereof, and affirmed by a majority of those voting thereon, under regulations to be established by law.

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General laws shall be passed to provide for the incorporation and government of cities and villages; and additional laws may also be passed for the government of municipalities adopting the same; but no such additional law shall become operative in any municipality until it shall have been submitted to the electors thereof, and affirmed by a majority of those voting thereon, under regulations to be established by law.

History

Effective: January 1, 1913

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