Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 19, § 1103
Unorganized towns and gores; duties of supervisors
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When an encroachment or nuisance is made or put on a highway in an unorganized town or gore, a complaint may be made to a Superior judge who may issue his or her warrant to the supervisor for the unorganized town or gore, authorizing him or her to cause the encroachment or nuisance to be removed. The supervisor shall have the same power to remove the encroachment or nuisance as is given to selectboards in this chapter, and he or she shall proceed in like manner.
When an encroachment or nuisance is made or put on a highway in an unorganized town or gore, a complaint may be made to a Superior judge who may issue his or her warrant to the supervisor for the unorganized town or gore, authorizing him or her to cause the encroachment or nuisance to be removed. The supervisor shall have the same power to remove the encroachment or nuisance as is given to selectboards in this chapter, and he or she shall proceed in like manner.
Added 1985, No. 269 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.
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