2006 Minnesota Statutes

376.04 ELECTION, SEPARATE BALLOT.
The question of purchasing and constructing hospital buildings shall be submitted to the
voters of any county at a general election and placed upon a separate ballot. This election must be
called by a resolution of the county board. The resolution must state the time of the election, that
a county hospital is proposed to be established, the proposed location, and the cost, including
equipment, for not more than the amount stated in the resolution. When the resolutions are passed,
the county auditor shall immediately notify each town or city clerk in the county that the question
of constructing hospital buildings will be voted upon at the time stated in the resolution, in the
manner provided under the state election laws.
The ballot must be in the following form:
"For the purchase and construction of hospital buildings, including equipment, to be located
at ............... (state location), at a cost not more than .............. (state amount), pursuant to the
resolution of the board of county commissioners passed .................. (state date).

		Yes
		No "

Each of the last two words, "yes" and "no," shall be followed by a square in which the voter
may indicate by a mark (X) either a negative or affirmative vote. These votes shall be cast in the
same manner as votes cast at the general election and counted by the same officers. Returns must
be made to the county auditor, and canvassed in the same manner as the returns on county officers.
History: (680) 1913 c 392 s 4; 1955 c 808 s 5; 1973 c 123 art 5 s 7; 1985 c 109 s 10