New York Statutes

§ 79-A — Dissolution of certain towns

New York § 79-A
JurisdictionNew York
Law TWNTown
Art. 5-ADissolution of Certain Towns

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§ 79-a Dissolution of certain towns.

1.Any town having no bonded\nindebtedness may be dissolved and may be annexed to and become a part of\nan adjoining town in the same county, upon compliance with the following\nconditions:\n a. The submission at a special or biennial town election in the town\nproposed to be dissolved of a proposition, in the manner provided by\narticle six, for the dissolution of such town and the annexation of the\nterritory therein to a specified adjoining town in the same county, and\nthe approval of such proposition by a majority of the electors voting\nthereon at such election.\n b. The submission at a special or biennial town election in such\nadjoining town, at the same time as the proposition provided for in the\nlast preceding paragraph is submitted, of

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