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“A governing body may publish certain enactments by notice, must post the notice for 30 days, and must keep copies available for review for 30 days in some cases.”
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A governing body may publish certain enactments by notice, must post the notice for 30 days, and must keep copies available for review for 30 days in some cases.
Section 11-13-219
Refers to the governing authority of an interlocal entity created under this chapter.
Section 11-13-219(1)(b)(ii)
If the enactment is an agreement, document, or other instrument, or a resolution or other proceeding authorizing or approving an agreement, document, or other instrument, the governing body may, instead of publishing the full text of the
Section 11-13-219(3)(c)
The governing body must keep copies of the resolution or other proceeding and the contract available at its principal place of business during regular business hours for 30 days after the notice of agreement is published.
Section 11-13-219(3)(c)(ii)
After 30 days, no one may challenge the enactment or actions and instruments issued under it, for any reason.
Section 11-13-219(5)(b)
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