Vermont § 109 Interlocal contracts

Vermont Statutes

§ 109 — Interlocal contracts

Vermont § 109

Title 24Title 24 Appendix: Municipal Charters

Ch. 407Chapter 407: Greater Upper Valley Solid Waste Management District

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Bluebook

Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 24, § 109 (2026).

Text

In accordance with 24 V.S.A. chapter 141, subchapter 4, the District recognizes and encourages subregional solid waste management facilities or services. Such facilities or services may be desirable for the management of some portion of the solid waste generated within the District. In the event that a group of member municipalities determines that such a subregional facility is desirable, and the board of supervisors by majority vote determines that the subregional facility is consistent with the long-term plans of the District, then, the member municipalities desiring to develop such a subregional facility may develop the facility as long as there is no adverse financial impact on nonparticipating members of the District who do not consent to such adverse financial impact.

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In accordance with 24 V.S.A. chapter 141, subchapter 4, the District recognizes and encourages subregional solid waste management facilities or services. Such facilities or services may be desirable for the management of some portion of the solid waste generated within the District. In the event that a group of member municipalities determines that such a subregional facility is desirable, and the board of supervisors by majority vote determines that the subregional facility is consistent with the long-term plans of the District, then, the member municipalities desiring to develop such a subregional facility may develop the facility as long as there is no adverse financial impact on nonparticipating members of the District who do not consent to such adverse financial impact.