New York Village Law Article 9 - PERMISSIVE REFERENDUM

• 9-900 - Acts or Resolutions of the Board of Trustees that are Subject to Referendum on Petition.
  9-900 Acts or resolutions of the board of trustees that are subject to referendum on petition. l. Whenever this chapter shall expressly provide that an...
• 9-902 - Referendum on Petition; Registration List of Electors.
  9-902 Referendum on petition; registration list of electors. 1. An act or resolution of the board of trustees as described in the preceding section shall...
• 9-904 - Proposition for the Submission of Acts or Resolutions.
  9-904 Proposition for the submission of acts or resolutions. A proposition submitting an act or resolution of the board of trustees to the approval of...
• 9-906 - Reconsideration of Act or Resolution Upon Submission to Referendum.
  9-906 Reconsideration of act or resolution upon submission to referendum. At any time after the adoption of an act or resolution and not later than...
• 9-908 - Referendum on Acts or Resolutions of the Board of Trustees Without Petition.
  9-908 Referendum on acts or resolutions of the board of trustees without petition. The board of trustees may, upon its own motion, cause to be...
• 9-910 - Referendum for Adoption of Local Law At Village Elections.
  9-910 Referendum for adoption of local law at village elections. 1. Whenever, pursuant to law, public sports, exercises or shows are permitted on the first...
• 9-912 - Propositions--Submission and Special Election.
  9-912 Propositions--submission and special election. 1. The board of trustees may, upon its own motion, and shall, upon the petition of at least two hundred...
• 9-914 - Resubmission of Defeated Propositions.
  9-914 Resubmission of defeated propositions. A proposition submitted in pursuance of section 9-912 of this article or of section 9-900 of this article and which...
• 9-916 - Inconsistent Local Laws.
  9-916 Inconsistent local laws. No local law shall be adopted changing, amending or superseding any of the provisions of this article.

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