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Roseland Town Code, Table of Contents and Index (town's own site, April 2025 uploads); Ordinance 01-2024 as quoted in the minutes of 11 January 2024
The Town Code's own index proves Chapter 30's whole section list,Staggered election of Town Council; §30.04 President of the Town Council; §30.05 Quorum and votes to pass ordinances, orders and resolutions; §30.06 Powers of the Town Council; §30.07 Regular and special meetings; §30.08 Ordinances which amend the town code; §30.09 Order of business and privilege of the floor; §30.10 Parliamentary procedure; §30.11 Recording and publishing ordinances; §30.12 Compensation of Town Council; §30.13 Legal action; majority approval. The chapter's neighbours print from the same index: Chapter 31 carries the clerk-treasurer's term (§31.15), powers and duties (§31.16), compensation (§31.17) and deputies (§31.18), and the marshal's appointment, compensation and tenure stand at §33.01. Two things the list itself proves: a staggering section exists — §30.03, indexed also under the code's Elections entry, the only election provision the index carries — and no vacancy section appears anywhere in the Chapter 30 list. What §30.03 prescribes — the terms and years that would explain, from the town's own instrument, why exactly one council seat stood on the 2026 ballot — was not read: the Title III code volume carrying Chapter 30's body text was never returned by any search, and its address was not guessed. The one piece of Chapter 30 operative text reached is §30.07 as replaced by Ordinance 01-2024, quoted in the January 2024 minutes: regular and special meetings, the second-Thursday 6:00 p.m. cadence the government fragment already carries. Whether the code explains the single 2026 seat is therefore not settled; the section's existence is proven, its content stands at its settler — the Title III volume itself, read whole.