Arden's signed bill lists Sherwood Forest and Mill Race within village limits and describes how residents would vote on budgets and request special meetings.
Arden's signed bill lists the Sherwood Forest and Mill Race additions within village boundaries. It uses detailed property lines to identify the land.
If eligible Arden residents reject a proposed budget in a villagewide vote, the town would use last year's budget until voters approve a new one.
When 25 Arden adults who meet the six-month residency rule sign a written request stating its purpose, the village would hold a special meeting within 45 days about that purpose.
The signed bill lists two land additions within Arden's village boundaries. The additions are Sherwood Forest and Mill Race, as identified by detailed property lines.
Arden would use the previous year's budget if voters reject a proposed budget. Eligible voters are adults who have lived in Arden for six straight months before the vote. The Town Assembly approves the proposed budget before sending it to residents for a vote. The previous year's budget would apply after a failed vote until a new budget is approved.
The Town Assembly secretary would call a special meeting after receiving a signed request from 25 residents. Each signer must be at least 18 and have lived in Arden for six straight months before the meeting. The request must state the meeting's purpose, and the meeting may cover only that purpose. Residents must receive notice at least seven days before the meeting, or as state law requires. The meeting must take place no more than 45 days after the secretary receives the signed request.
No hearings or votes scheduled.