RSA 39 Time for Holding Town Meetings and Warning Thereof
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39:1-a Towns Adopting a Fiscal Year.
Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 39:1 any town which adopts a fiscal year accounting period pursuant to RSA 31, may by majority vote, hold its annual town meeting on the second Tuesday of May for the selection of town officers and the transaction of all other town business. A meeting shall be warned by the selectmen, when in their opinion, there shall be occasion therefor. Source. 1971, 512:12, eff. July 6, 1971.
39:1-a Towns Adopting a Fiscal Year.
Notwithstanding the provisions of RSA 39:1 any town which adopts a fiscal year accounting period pursuant to RSA 31, may by majority vote, hold its annual town meeting on the second Tuesday of May for the selection of town officers and the transaction of all other town business. A meeting shall be warned by the selectmen, when in their opinion, there shall be occasion therefor. Source. 1971, 512:12, eff. July 6, 1971.
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