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Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“Until the next regular municipal election, the elected officials of the consolidated municipalities form the governing body; that governing body must elect one of its members as mayor and may appoint other necessary officers.”
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Until the next regular municipal election, the elected officials of the consolidated municipalities form the governing body; that governing body must elect one of its members as mayor and may appoint other necessary officers.
Section 10-2-613
Until the next regular municipal election, the elected officials of the consolidated municipalities serve as the municipality’s governing body.
Section 10-2-613(1)
The governing body must elect one of its members as mayor and may appoint other officers as needed.
Section 10-2-613(2)
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