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“A court may not consider a municipal disincorporation petition, or order an election on it, if the petition is filed within two years of incorporation or within two years of an election on dissolution.”
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A court may not consider a municipal disincorporation petition, or order an election on it, if the petition is filed within two years of incorporation or within two years of an election on dissolution.
Section 10-2-710
the disincorporation petition is filed with the court less than two years after the official date of incorporation of the municipality which the petition seeks to dissolve; or
Section 10-2-710(1)
A disincorporation petition must be filed with the court within two years after the election deciding whether the municipality should be dissolved.
Section 10-2-710(2)
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