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As published
31:130 Conformity with Enabling Statute.
The forms of questions prescribed by municipal enabling statutes shall be deemed advisory only, and municipal legislation shall not be declared invalid for failure to conform to the precise wording of any question prescribed for submission to voters, so long as the action taken is within the scope of, and consistent with the intent of, the enabling statute or statutes.
Source. 1991, 113:2, eff. July 13, 1991.
Your change, as a redline
31:130 Conformity with Enabling Statute.
The forms of questions prescribed by municipal enabling statutes shall be deemed advisory only, and municipal legislation shall not be declared invalid for failure to conform to the precise wording of any question prescribed for submission to voters, so long as the action taken is within the scope of, and consistent with the intent of, the enabling statute or statutes.
Source. 1991, 113:2, eff. July 13, 1991.
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