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Current as of: 2010
Sections
Article 1Short Title; Definitions1 - 2
Article 2General Powers of Local Governments To Adopt and Amend Local Laws; Restrictions10 - 11
Article 3Procedure for Adoption of Local Laws; Referenda; Filing and Publication20 - 28
Article 4Powers of Counties and Cities To Adopt Charters
Article 5Requests of Local Governments for Enactment of Special Laws Relating To Their Property, Affairs Or Government40
Article 6Legislative Intent; Construction; Effective Date50 - 59

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