Michigan § 254.60 County not under road system; supervisors' authority, delegation.

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§ 254.60 — County not under road system; supervisors' authority, delegation.

Michigan § 254.60

Ch. 254BRIDGES

Act 398 of 1919BRIDGES OVER NAVIGABLE WATERS (254.51-254.67)

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BRIDGES OVER NAVIGABLE WATERS (EXCERPT) Act 398 of 1919 254.60 County not under road system; supervisors' authority, delegation. Sec.

10.Whenever in any county in which the county road system, so-called, shall not have been adopted, the board of supervisors shall, pursuant to sections 1 and 2 hereof, have ordered a bridge to be constructed or reconstructed, full authority of every necessary character shall thereupon be vested in said board to construct or reconstruct as the case may be, such bridge. In furtherance thereof, said board may delegate any of its powers and duties to any of its officers, or to its committee or committees, or to any or all of them as it may deem suitable.

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BRIDGES OVER NAVIGABLE WATERS (EXCERPT) Act 398 of 1919 254.60 County not under road system; supervisors' authority, delegation. Sec. 10. Whenever in any county in which the county road system, so-called, shall not have been adopted, the board of supervisors shall, pursuant to sections 1 and 2 hereof, have ordered a bridge to be constructed or reconstructed, full authority of every necessary character shall thereupon be vested in said board to construct or reconstruct as the case may be, such bridge. In furtherance thereof, said board may delegate any of its powers and duties to any of its officers, or to its committee or committees, or to any or all of them as it may deem suitable.