Elections: scheduling; reference to August election date in 1846 PA 16; revise to May election date. Amends sec. 2a of 1846 RS 16 (MCL 41.2a). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0691'25
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Overview
This bill changes the timing of elections for township name changes in Michigan. Currently, name changes must be approved at an August election. This bill revises the law to require approval at the next May or November regular election, provided it’s at least 60 days after the resolution is adopted. The bill also includes a limit of once every 25 years for a township to change its name.
Key provisions
- Changes the election date for township name changes from August to May or November.
- Requires a 60-day waiting period between resolution adoption and the election.
- Establishes a 25-year limit on how frequently a township can change its name.
Who is affected
- Township Boards
- Township Electors
- Townships in Michigan
Notable changes
- Replaces August election date with May or November election date for name change approval.
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