17:12B-17. Notice of application and hearing thereon
The incorporators shall give public notice of such application and of the time and place designated by the commissioner for the hearing thereon, by publishing the same prior to the time of hearing at least once a week for 4 weeks in at least 1 newspaper published and circulating in the municipality where the principal office of the State association will be located. If there is no newspaper published in such municipality, the notice shall be published in a newspaper, to be designated by the commissioner, circulating in said municipality.
Said notice shall also state the proposed name of the State association, the name of the municipality where the principal office of the State association will be located, the names and addresses, both residence and post office, of the incorporators, and the aggregate amount which they have agreed to invest in the State association before it commences business.
The incorporators shall also mail or cause to be mailed, at least 3 weeks prior to the time designated for said hearing, a copy of such notice to all associations, having principal or branch offices within the county where the principal office of the proposed State association is to be located.
Upon the request of the incorporators, the commissioner shall furnish a written list showing the names and street addresses of all State associations to which such notice must be sent.
L.1963, c. 144, s. 17.
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