11-2-47. Verified statement of number of ballots and votes--Hearing on board proposal--Order incorporating special zoning area. After the vote is cast and canvassed, the judges shall make a verified statement showing the whole number of ballots cast, together with the number voting for and the number voting against establishment or enlargement, and shall return the statement to the board at its next session. If satisfied with the legality of the election, the board shall make an order declaring that the special zoning area has been incorporated by the name or number adopted. The order is conclusive of the fact of establishment or enlargement.
In the case of a special zoning area that is proposed by the board, the board shall hold a public hearing at a meeting of the board on the proposed special zoning area. The meeting shall be held as specified in the notice published pursuant to § 11-2-43. After the public hearing, the board shall determine whether the special zoning area is to be established or enlarged. If the board decides to establish or enlarge the special zoning area, the board shall issue an order incorporating the special zoning area.
Source: SL 1977, ch 104, § 17; SL 2000, ch 69, § 51; SL 2006, ch 63, § 8; SL 2011, ch 69, § 9.
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