County clerk definition

County clerk means the county clerk or the county official in charge of elections.

County clerk means the county clerk of the county.

County clerk means the County Clerk of The County of DuPage, Illinois.

Examples of County clerk in a sentence

• Prior to recordation, the Owner/Developer shall also pay all costs associated with recordation of these items with the County Clerk and Recorder, based on the recordation rate of $6 for the first 8 ½” x11” sheet and $5 per each sheet thereafter and $11 for the first 24” x 36” sheet and $10 per each sheet thereafter.

• Xxxxx, Date County Judge Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, County Clerk Date ADDITIONAL SIGNATURE PAGE FOLLOWS “TOWN ” Town of Xxxxxx, Texas By:_ Xxxxx Xxxx, Mayor Date ACKNOWLEDGMENT STATE OF COUNTY OF ) ) ss.

• Senior Technician II Xxxxxxx, Xxxxx 2/5/2019 2.00 95.00 190.00 Drove to Williamson County Courthouse to file PEC Easement with County Clerk.

• Xxxxx, Chair / Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxx, Vice-Chair / Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx, Commissioner ATTEST: Xxxxx X’Xxxx, APPROVED AS TO FORM: County Clerk By: Special Deputy Xxxxxxx X.

• PLAT – A complete and exact plan for subdividing a tract of land into lots for building purposes which, if approved, may be submitted to the County Clerk for recording.

More Definitions of County clerk

County clerk means any of the several county clerks of this state or

County clerk means the county clerk and recorder or equivalent officer.

County clerk means the de jure or de facto county clerk of each such county, or his successor in functions, if any.

County clerk means the clerk of the county or the county clerk's designee within which the municipality is located;

County clerk. DEFINED. “County clerk” means the clerk of the district court.

County clerk means any of the several county clerks of this state or the clerk of the circuit court in the city of St. Louis;

County clerk means the clerk of the county containing the largest number of voters within a district or proposed district.