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...liciting signatures to an initiative or referendum petition.

...wn charter containing an initiative and referendum provision for its own ordinances and other legislative measures.

...luation. Such ordinance is subject to a referendum in accordance with sections 731.29 to 731.41, inclusive, of the Revised Code. If not accepted, the municipal corporation shall reimburse the public utility for its expenses reasonably incurred in the valuation proceedings, the amount thereof to be ascertained and fixed by the commission. In the absence of an agreement as to compensation as provided in section 745.06 ...

...in opposition to any candidate, recall, referendum, levy, or bond issue unless prohibited by any other section of the Revised Code. (F) Nothing in this section prohibits or restricts any political subdivision from sponsoring, participating in, or doing any of the following: (1) Charitable or public service advertising that is not commercial in nature; (2) Advertising of exhibitions, performances, programs, prod...

...ibility of producers to participate in referendums and other procedures that may be required to establish marketing programs for agricultural commodities.

...an agricultural commodity who vote in a referendum favor a proposed marketing program, the director of agriculture shall order the program established and, if the marketing program does not provide for the election of an operating committee, appoint an operating committee consisting of producers of the commodity to administer the program. Each operating committee shall consist of not less than three nor more than fif...

...oducer who is not eligible to vote in a referendum for the marketing program that the operating committee administers. (C) The director may require a producer, processor, distributor, or handler of an agricultural commodity for which a marketing program has been established under sections 924.01 to 924.16 of the Revised Code to withhold assessments from any amounts that the producer, processor, distributor, or handl...

...icates how an individual has voted in a referendum to establish or amend a marketing program under section 924.07 of the Revised Code, or in an election of the members of an operating committee under section 924.03 or 924.22 of the Revised Code is not a public record under section 149.43 of the Revised Code.

...gibility of retailers to participate in referendums and other procedures that may be required to establish the marketing program; (F) Establish procedures necessary to implement and administer the marketing program; (G) Enter into contracts with qualified organizations, agencies, individuals, or any combination thereof, to carry out the purpose of the marketing program; (H) Employ staff to carry out the purpose...

...When the retailers who vote in a referendum held under section 936.05 of the Revised Code favor a proposed marketing program, the propane council shall order the program established.

...r of the commission. If an unfavorable referendum or court decision has denied the work of improvement, the controlling board, upon receipt of sufficient and satisfactory evidence that the board and district have proceeded in good faith and the recommendation of the commission, shall relieve the board or district of its repayment obligation.

...Within two days after receipt, under division (A) of section 3519.01 of the Revised Code, of the verified copy of a proposed state law or constitutional amendment proposing the levy of any tax or involving a matter that will necessitate the expenditure of any funds of the state or any political subdivision of the state, the secretary of state shall request of the office of budget and management an estimate of any ...

...In the performance of the duties required of the boards of elections, the boards may subpoena witnesses, compel the production of books, records, and other evidence, administer oaths, and take evidence.

...The order in which all propositions, issues, or questions, including proposed laws and constitutional amendments, shall appear on the ballot and the ballot title of all such propositions, issues, or questions shall be determined by the secretary of state in case of propositions to be voted upon in a district larger than a county, and by the board of elections in a county in the case of a proposition to be voted upon ...