Michigan § 285.203 Agricultural interests; promotion in townships; discontinuance, referendum.

Michigan Statutes

§ 285.203 — Agricultural interests; promotion in townships; discontinuance, referendum.

Michigan § 285.203

Ch. 285AGRICULTURE

Act 197 of 1956PROMOTING AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS OF TOWNSHIPS (285.201-285.203)

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PROMOTING AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS OF TOWNSHIPS (EXCERPT) Act 197 of 1956 285.203 Agricultural interests; promotion in townships; discontinuance, referendum. Sec.

3.Any township, which has elected to come under the provisions of this act, may terminate the effect thereof, whenever a majority of the qualified electors of the township, voting upon the question, shall vote in favor of the following proposition: "Shall the provisions of Act No. ..... of the Public Acts of 1956, now effective within this township, be no longer operative herein? Yes ( ) No ( )." Said question shall be submitted at any general township election, or at a special election called therefor, whenever petitions therefor, signed by a number of qualified electors, equal to 10% of the total number of registered electors, s

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PROMOTING AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS OF TOWNSHIPS (EXCERPT) Act 197 of 1956 285.203 Agricultural interests; promotion in townships; discontinuance, referendum. Sec. 3. Any township, which has elected to come under the provisions of this act, may terminate the effect thereof, whenever a majority of the qualified electors of the township, voting upon the question, shall vote in favor of the following proposition: "Shall the provisions of Act No. ..... of the Public Acts of 1956, now effective within this township, be no longer operative herein? Yes ( ) No ( )." Said question shall be submitted at any general township election, or at a special election called therefor, whenever petitions therefor, signed by a number of qualified electors, equal to 10% of the total number of registered electors, shown by the registration rolls of the township, shall be filed with the township clerk.