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Lee County v. Town of St. Charles
No. 012543Supreme Court of Virginia
012543 Lee County v. Town of St. Charles 09/13/2002 The trial court erred in ruling that a board member of a water and sewer authority must reside within the authority's service area to be qualified to hold th…
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012543 Lee County v. Town of St. Charles 09/13/2002 The trial court erred in ruling that a board member of a water and sewer auth…
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012543 Lee County v. Town of St. Charles 09/13/2002 The trial court erred in ruling that a board member of a water and sewer authority must reside within the authority's service area to be qualified to hold that office, and that judgment is reversed. The joint appointee is not disqualified from serving on the board based on her place of residence and she is entitled to remain in office for the duration of her present term.
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012543 Lee County v. Town of St. Charles 09/13/2002 The trial court erred in ruling that a board member of a water and sewer authority must reside within the authority's service area to be qualified to hold that office, and that judgment is reversed. The joint appointee is not disqualified from serving on the board based on her place of residence and she is entitled to remain in office for the duration of her present term.
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