§ 103070 District Formation Election Resolution

This law says that after the board approves a first step, it must pass another resolution to hold an election in the new area to let voters decide if the new district should be created.

Key Takeaways

•The board must adopt a second resolution after the first one.
•The second resolution must call an election inside the proposed district.
•The election’s purpose is to decide whether the new district will be formed.

Example

A county board wants to make a new school district. After passing the first resolution, they must pass a second resolution that schedules a vote for the people who live in that area.

The board first agrees to consider the new district, then they must officially call a vote inside the proposed boundaries so the residents can say yes or no.

Upon adoption of the resolution provided for in Section 103052, the board of supervisors shall adopt a resolution calling an election within the proposed district for the purpose of determining whether the proposed district shall be formed. (Added by Stats. 1974, Ch. 502.)

This law says that after the board approves a first step, it must pass another resolution to hold an election in the new area to let voters decide if the new district should be created.

Key Takeaways

•The board must adopt a second resolution after the first one.
•The second resolution must call an election inside the proposed district.
•The election’s purpose is to decide whether the new district will be formed.

Example

A county board wants to make a new school district. After passing the first resolution, they must pass a second resolution that schedules a vote for the people who live in that area.

The board first agrees to consider the new district, then they must officially call a vote inside the proposed boundaries so the residents can say yes or no.

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