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Title 15 Cities and Towns

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15-6-206. Ordinance ordering improvement; contents.

(a) Upon the hearing of the resolution of intention, if the governing body decides to proceed with the improvement, it shall pass an ordinance, which shall recite: (i) The passage of the resolution of intention; (ii) The date of the hearing; and (iii) Whether or not remonstrances were filed and if any were filed, the action of the governing body thereon. (b) The ordinance shall also: (i) Order the improvements; (ii) Describe the improvements proposed to be made; (iii) Direct the city engineer to prepare plans and specifications therefor; and (iv) Fix the boundaries of the assessment district, which shall include all property to be assessed for the improvements.

Your change, as a redline

15-6-206. Ordinance ordering improvement; contents.

(a) Upon the hearing of the resolution of intention, if the governing body decides to proceed with the improvement, it shall pass an ordinance, which shall recite: (i) The passage of the resolution of intention; (ii) The date of the hearing; and (iii) Whether or not remonstrances were filed and if any were filed, the action of the governing body thereon. (b) The ordinance shall also: (i) Order the improvements; (ii) Describe the improvements proposed to be made; (iii) Direct the city engineer to prepare plans and specifications therefor; and (iv) Fix the boundaries of the assessment district, which shall include all property to be assessed for the improvements.

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