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§ 36.6.

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§ 36.6. General law; application
Unless provided for to the contrary in this section, the Authority and its Board of Commissioners shall be subject to and have the benefit of all general laws of the State of Vermont relating to municipal corporations, provided, however, that the Authority and its Board of Commissioners shall not have the power to:
(1)levy general property taxes or sewer benefit assessments;
(2)enact zoning or subdivision ordinances;
(3)pledge the full faith and credit of the City of Rutland;
(4)encumber or pledge any property of the City of Rutland.
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