§ 22-29-106 — Requirements for signers of petition; signer's withdrawal prohibited; chief petitioners designated

(a) This section applies to petitions authorized under a
principal act or this act. Each person who signs a petition
shall add after the signature the date of signing. If a person
is signing the petition as an elector, the person shall add
after his signature the person's date of birth and place of
residence, giving street and number or a designation sufficient
to enable the place of residence to be readily ascertained. If
the signer is signing the petition as a landowner, the number of
acres of land owned by the signer and the name of the county
whose assessment roll is used for the purpose of determining the
signer's right to vote shall be stated in the body of the
petition or indicated opposite the signature. If the signer is a
legal representative of the owner, the signature shall be
accompanied by the signer's written authorization to sign as a
legal representative.
(b) After a petition has been offered for filing, a person
may not withdraw his name therefrom.
(c) A petition shall designate not more than three (3)
persons as chief petitioners, setting forth their names and
mailing addresses. A petition may consist of a single instrument
or separate counterparts.
(d) The secretary of state shall, after consultation with
the county clerks, develop uniform petition forms which shall be
used by special districts.