Millville election officials would settle a tie that remains after three recounts by drawing a name to choose the winner.
If a Millville election is still tied after three recounts, the Board of Elections must draw a name to decide the winner.
Owners affected by a town street change may challenge the compensation in court, but must notify the Town Council within 20 days and apply to a judge within 15 more days.
The Board of Elections must break a tied vote by drawing a name after three recounts. This applies when a Millville municipal election remains tied after three recounts. The drawing happens after three recounts leave the vote tied.
Property owners may appeal the Town Council's decision about compensation for certain street changes to a Superior Court judge. This concerns owners whose land is affected when the Town opens, widens, or otherwise changes a street and sets compensation. An owner who disputes the compensation must send written notice to the Town Council within 20 calendar days after the compensation notice is mailed or posted. The owner must apply to a Superior Court judge within 15 calendar days after serving that notice. The 20-day notice period begins when the Town mails or posts the compensation notice; the 15-day court application period begins when the owner serves notice on the Town Council.
No hearings or votes scheduled.