Section 7-4. – Record of warning.
The person who posts, causes to be published or in any other manner gives notice of the warning for any meeting of a town, city, borough, school district or other public community or of an ecclesiastical society shall make return, in writing, to the person whose duty it is to keep a record of such […]
Section 7-5. – Place.
In any town, the place of holding town meetings may be determined by a majority of the voters present and voting at any town meeting specially warned and held for that purpose. (1949 Rev., S. 529; 1953, S. 207d.) See Sec. 9-1 for applicable definitions.
Section 7-6. – Eligibility to vote.
At any town meeting other than a regular or special town election or at any meeting of any fire, sewer or school district or any other municipal subdivision of any town incorporated by any special act, any person who is an elector of such town may vote and any citizen of the United States of […]
Section 7-7. – Conduct of meeting of towns, societies and other municipal corporations. Vote by ballot or voting machine; when.
All towns, when lawfully assembled for any purpose other than the election of town officers, and all societies and other municipal corporations when lawfully assembled, shall choose a moderator to preside at such meetings, unless otherwise provided by law; and, except as otherwise provided by law, all questions arising in such meetings shall be decided […]
Section 7-8. – Power of moderator.
The moderator of any town meeting, and of any meeting of any society or other community lawfully assembled, may, when any disorder arises in the meeting and the offender refuses to submit to the moderator's lawful authority, order any proper officer to take the offender into custody and, if necessary, to remove the offender from […]
Section 7-9. – Petitions for vote. Form. Statement by circulator.
Whenever under the provisions of the general statutes or any special act, any action for a vote by the electors or voters of a municipality is to be initiated by the petition of such electors or voters, in addition to such other requirements as such statute or special act may impose, such petition shall be […]
Section 7-9a. – Circulation of petition for vote at town meeting.
No petition shall be valid for any action for a vote by the electors or voters at any regular or special town meeting unless such petition shall be circulated by a person resident or eligible to vote in such town. (February, 1965, P.A. 360.)
Section 7-9b. – Hours of voting at referenda.
Whenever any municipality conducts a referendum on a day other than a state or local election, the polls shall be open between twelve noon and eight p.m., but any municipality may, any provision of any special act to the contrary notwithstanding, by vote of its legislative body provide that the polls at any such referendum […]
Section 7-9c. – Dates and hours of referenda.
Unless otherwise provided by law, a referendum on any question may be held at such hours as is provided in section 7-9b and on such date as the legislative body of the political subdivision holding such referendum shall determine pursuant to the provisions of the local charter, special act or home rule ordinance or not […]
Section 7-9d. – Validation of prior referenda. Hours.
Section 7-9d is repealed. (1969, P.A. 624, S. 1, 2; P.A. 82-327, S. 12.)