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Code · New Jersey · Title 18A — Education · Chapter 24

18A:24-21. Manner of authorization of bonds in excess of certain limitations

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Such bonds shall be authorized and may be issued:
a. for the purposes of a type I district, when--
(1)an ordinance authorizing the issuance of said bonds which shall conform with the provisions of section 18A:24-22, shall be adopted by the recorded roll call affirmative vote of two thirds of the full membership of the governing body of the municipality comprised within the district; or
(2)such ordinance shall be adopted by a recorded roll call affirmative majority vote of the full membership, of such governing body, of less than a two-thirds affirmative vote of such full membership and subsequently a proposition confirming said ordinance is adopted by the legally qualified voters of the municipality upon its submission to them, for their approval or rejection in the form prescribed in section 18A:24-22 at a municipal or general election or at a special election held for the purpose pursuant to section 18A:24-29; or
b. by a type II district, when a proposal authorizing the issuance of said bonds which conforms with the provisions of section 18A:24-22, shall be adopted by resolution of the board of education of the district, and shall be approved by the legally qualified voters of the district, upon its submission to them for their approval or rejection in the form conforming with the provisions of section 18A:24-22, at a regular school election or a special election held for the purpose.
L.1967, c.271.
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