Arizona § 48-611 Failure to hold or adjourn scheduled hearing; provision for subsequent hearing

Arizona Statutes

§ 48-611 — Failure to hold or adjourn scheduled hearing; provision for subsequent hearing

Arizona § 48-611

Title 48Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 4MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS

Art. 2General Public Improvements and Improvement Bonds

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 48-611 (2026).

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When the time and place for a hearing is fixed by a governing body under this article, and for any reason the hearing is not then and there held or regularly adjourned to a time and place fixed, the authority of the governing body shall not thereby be divested or lost, but it may thereafter fix a time and place for the hearing and cause notice thereof to be given by publication by at least one insertion in a newspaper published and circulated in the municipality and designated by the governing body. The publication shall be at least five days before the date of the hearing, and thereupon the governing body may act as in the first instance.

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When the time and place for a hearing is fixed by a governing body under this article, and for any reason the hearing is not then and there held or regularly adjourned to a time and place fixed, the authority of the governing body shall not thereby be divested or lost, but it may thereafter fix a time and place for the hearing and cause notice thereof to be given by publication by at least one insertion in a newspaper published and circulated in the municipality and designated by the governing body. The publication shall be at least five days before the date of the hearing, and thereupon the governing body may act as in the first instance.