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Code · Illinois · Chapter 60 — TOWNSHIPS · Act 1

Sec. 23-20. Transition.

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Sec. 23-20. Transition.
(a)Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, upon the approval of a referendum under Section 23-15:
(1)there shall be no further nominations or elections for clerks, assessors,
collectors, highway commissioners, supervisors, or trustees of the dissolving township or highway commissions and the terms of all such officers currently serving shall continue until the third Monday of May of the year in which township officials are elected following the approval of a referendum under Section 23-15;
(2)a Transition Township Board is formed for each receiving township. Each
Transition Township Board shall be composed of the members of the dissolving township boards plus the members of the receiving township board. The Transition Township Board shall only have authority to do the following under paragraphs
(3)and
(4)of this Section: provide for the compensation for all receiving township officials that will be elected at the consolidated election next following the approval of a referendum under Section 23-15; and approving additional debt to be taken on by the dissolving township;
(3)each Transition Township Board shall hold a public meeting no later than the first
Tuesday in April before the receiving townships' boards of trustees are elected at the consolidated election next following the approval of a referendum under Section 23-15. At this public meeting, the Transition Township Board shall provide for the compensation for all township officials that will be elected at the consolidated election. If the Board cannot agree on the compensation for an official, then the compensation for the same office between the receiving and dissolving townships shall be the lower compensation for the office in the dissolving township or receiving township;
(4)the dissolving township shall not incur any additional debt without the approval of
the Transition Township Board of each receiving township that would assume such debt after dissolution of the dissolving township; and
(5)Section 3-7 of the Election Code shall govern those individuals entitled to caucus,
vote for, be nominated for, and run for offices for the receiving townships at the consolidated election of township officials next following the approval of a referendum under Section 23-15.
(b)Upon the approval of a referendum under Section 23-15, the receiving townships may enter into an intergovernmental agreement under the Intergovernmental Cooperation Act for any lawful purpose relating to the land or property contained in the dissolving township after the township is dissolved.
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