Replies to post #268725 on American Green Inc (ERBB)

[IMKCBUCKY]

I don't see anything in there for incorporating a hamlet. If I am not mistaken what you posted is about an annexation?

ERBB ON!$$$$

[cashpot]

Thank You Whoopity for putting to rest the false Info Regarding Incorporating Towns. My hat off to you for this powerful DD

[I-Glow]

You have some really bad information - it is signatures from 500 registered voters - and the town has to have 10,000 residents.

I have no idea where you got the idea it was 10,000 signatures.

"American Green said it plans to incorporate Nipton and then implement its own laws.

That won’t be easy. Incorporation of a community in California is a costly and complex process that can take years, said Kathleen Rollings-McDonald, spokeswoman for the Local Agency Formation Commission in San Bernardino County.

“State law requires a minimum of 500 registered voters and a minimum population of 10,000 residents in order to have a tax base to offset the costs of basic municipal needs such as law enforcement,” she said. “So due diligence appears to be a little short in this case.”"

Are you suggesting Kathleen Rollings-McDonald has provided inaccurate information.

She clearly states that ERBB didn't do any due diligence - meaning this Nipton nonsense is for pumping purposes only.

IG

[cashpot]

This Validates Your Findings The California Town Listed below Only Has 191 People And It was still Incorporated it probably only had 6 people when it Incorporated in 1915 same Amount of people living in Nipton Population Must have growed over the years to 191 lol.
you don't need 10k people to have a town lol

Amador City
City in California
Amador City is a city in Amador County, California, United States. The population was 185 at the 2010 census, down from 196 at the 2000 census. Wikipedia
Hotels: 3-star averaging $141. View hotels
Weather: 73°F (23°C), Wind W at 6 mph (10 km/h), 66% Humidity
Zip code: 95601
Population: 191 (2016)
Incorporated: June 2, 1915

[KickolasNage]

You're right, there is no mention of 10,000 signatures... I never said there needed to be 10,000 signatures.

Where are you getting this from?