Michigan § 211.205h Separate tax limitations; adoption of plan.

Michigan Statutes

§ 211.205h — Separate tax limitations; adoption of plan.

Michigan § 211.205h

Ch. 211TAXATION OF REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Act 62 of 1933PROPERTY TAX LIMITATION ACT (211.201-211.217a)

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Mich. Comp. Laws § 211.205h (2026).

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PROPERTY TAX LIMITATION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 62 of 1933 211.205h Separate tax limitations; adoption of plan. Sec. 5h. At an election upon the question of adopting separate tax limitations, the tax limitations proposed by electors' initiatory petitions and the tax limitations proposed by the county tax allocation board shall be separately submitted to the voters. If the allocation board has recommended separate tax limitations identical to those proposed by the initiatory petitions, only 1 question shall be submitted to the voters. If more than 1 question receives more "yes" than "no" votes, the set of separate tax limitations which received the greater number of "yes" votes shall be adopted. If more than 1 question receives the same number of "yes" votes being the highest number of "yes" vote

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PROPERTY TAX LIMITATION ACT (EXCERPT) Act 62 of 1933 211.205h Separate tax limitations; adoption of plan. Sec. 5h. At an election upon the question of adopting separate tax limitations, the tax limitations proposed by electors' initiatory petitions and the tax limitations proposed by the county tax allocation board shall be separately submitted to the voters. If the allocation board has recommended separate tax limitations identical to those proposed by the initiatory petitions, only 1 question shall be submitted to the voters. If more than 1 question receives more "yes" than "no" votes, the set of separate tax limitations which received the greater number of "yes" votes shall be adopted. If more than 1 question receives the same number of "yes" votes being the highest number of "yes" votes, the question adopted shall be the one receiving the greater excess of "yes" votes over "no" votes.