Upon the issuance of the proclamation, the proposed change of boundaries becomes effective. If the proposition was for the establishment of a new county, it becomes duly organized. The territory of the new county shall remain attached, for judicial purposes, to the county from which it was taken, until the officers of the new county have been appointed and have qualified, as provided in section 370.09.
(609) RL s 387; 1985 c 109 s 1
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 370 - 403 — Counties, County Officers, Regional Authorities
Chapter 370 — Counties; Change Of Boundaries
Section 370.01 — Change Of Boundaries; Creation Of New Counties.
Section 370.03 — Proclamation To Have Election; Only One Proposition.
Section 370.04 — Record Petition; Publish Notice.
Section 370.05 — Notice Of Election; Form Of Ballot.
Section 370.06 — Canvass; Judges Of Election; County Canvassing Board.
Section 370.07 — Duties After Election.
Section 370.08 — Effect Of Proclamation.
Section 370.09 — Qualify Commissioners; Elect Clerk; Appoint Officers.
Section 370.10 — Commissioner Vacancies Due To Boundary Changes.
Section 370.12 — Duties Of Auditor; Meeting Of Board.
Section 370.13 — Redistricting Of County; Subsequent Election.
Section 370.14 — Boundaries Restored After Determination.
Section 370.15 — When Highway Centerline To Be City And County Boundary.
Section 370.17 — Towns, School, And Road Districts.
Section 370.18 — Records Transcribed.
Section 370.19 — Taxes; Levy; Collection.
Section 370.20 — New Counties; Tax Levy.
Section 370.21 — Transfer Of Plats.
Section 370.22 — County Indebtedness; County Buildings.