Special District Local Laws Code § 1099.156
Annexation to the district requires an election under this subchapter and majority approval by voters in both the district and the territory. If annexation occurs, a certified copy of the canvassing order must be filed and recorded. A failed election does not bar later elections, but a confirmation election cannot be h
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Annexation to the district requires an election under this subchapter and majority approval by voters in both the district and the territory. If annexation occurs, a certified copy of the canvassing order must be filed and recorded. A failed election does not bar later elections, but a confirmation election cannot be held until one year after a prior election.
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