Idaho Code § 43-214
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43-214 INITIATING RECALL PROCEEDINGS — STATEMENT — CONTENTS — VERIFICATION — DEFINITIONS.
Official statutory text
43-214. Initiating recall proceedings — Statement — Contents — Verification — Definitions. Whenever any legal voter of the irrigation district, either individually or on behalf of an organization, desires to demand the recall and discharge of a director of an irrigation district, under the provisions of article VI, section 6, of the constitution of the state of Idaho, he shall prepare a typewritten petition. The petition may recite that the director has wilfully neglected or failed to perform faithfully a duty imposed by law; or acted in an arbitrary and capricious manner; or has committed an unlawful act; or has wrongfully acted so as to interfere with, interrupt, or adversely affect the performance of his official duty; or has violated his oath of office. The petition may describe the act or acts complained of, if applicable, in concise language, give a detailed description including the approximate date, location and nature of each act complained of, be signed by the person making the charge, give his respective post office address and be verified, under oath, that he believes the charge or charges to be true and that he has knowledge of the alleged facts relating to the charges if any have been alleged in the recall petition.
History:
[43-214, added 1989, ch. 337, sec. 1, p. 850.]
History:
[43-214, added 1989, ch. 337, sec. 1, p. 850.]
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