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Title 8-A
Harrison Parking Authority

Sections

1570
Short title
1570‑A
Definitions
1570‑B
Harrison parking authority
1570‑C
Purpose and powers of the authority
1570‑D
Civil service status of officers and employees
1570‑E
Conveyance of property by the village to the authority
1570‑F
Construction contracts
1570‑G
Moneys of the authority
1570‑H
Bonds or notes of the authority
1570‑I
Agreement with state
1570‑J
Agreements of the village
1570‑K
State and village not liable on bonds
1570‑L
Bonds
1570‑M
Tax exemptions and tax contract by the state
1570‑N
Audit and annual reports
1570‑O
Remedies of bondholders
1570‑P
Actions against the authority
1570‑Q
Defense and indemnification
1570‑R
Code of ethics
1570‑S
Equal employment opportunity
1570‑T
Termination of the authority
1570‑U
Title not affected if in part unconstitutional or ineffective
1570‑V
Inconsistent provisions in other acts superseded
 



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(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

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