§ 35700 An action to reorganize one or more districts is initiated upon the …
§ 35700.1 (a) A county superintendent of schools may do any of the …
§ 35700.3 A petition filed under Section 35700 shall be required to reasonably …
§ 35700.5 Before initiating proceedings to consider any reorganization plan, …
§ 35701 In any petition to reorganize school districts there shall be …
§ 35702 The persons securing the signatures to a petition of electors to …
§ 35703 Any petition filed under this article may include any of the …
§ 35704 The county superintendent of schools, within 30 days after any …
§ 35705 Within 60 days after receipt of the petition, the county committee …
§ 35705.5 (a) The county committee may add to the petition any of the …
§ 35706 (a) Within 120 days of the commencement of the first public …
§ 35706.5 (a) No action to reorganize a school district shall be initiated …
§ 35707 (a) Except for petitions for the transfer of territory, the …
§ 35708 Except for a petition to form one or more new districts approved …
§ 35709 If the following conditions are met, the county committee may approve …
§ 35710 (a) For all other petitions to transfer territory, if the county …
§ 35710.1 Notwithstanding any other provision of law, an election may not be …
§ 35710.3 A county committee shall be the lead agency, as defined in Section …
§ 35710.5 (a) (1) An action by the county committee approving a …
§ 35710.51 (a) The county superintendent of schools, within 35 days after …
§ 35711 (a) A person questioning the finding of the county committee …
§ 35712 The State Board of Education may adopt rules and regulations for the …

Terms Used In California Codes > Education Code > Title 2 > Division 3 > Part 21 > Chapter 4 > Article 1 - Reorganization of School Districts by the Electorate

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