New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 15 § 5-8(46)

1. That whenever a change in locality, or otherwise, of watercourses or sluices is thought to be advisable by any owner or owners of meadow already banked in, or which may hereafter be banked in, such change may be laid before an annual meeting of the company in which said meadow is located; or such owner or owners may call a meeting of the company to consider the same; but whether such proposed change shall be brought before the annual meeting or the special meeting called for the purpose, ten days' notice shall be given by advertisements set up in five of the most public places in the vicinity of said meadow, and by one advertisement in a newspaper circulating in the neighborhood, setting forth the time, place and object to be attained; if approved by said meeting, it may be lawful for the manager or managers to proceed to carry the same into effect; provided, no such change shall be made without the owners of a majority of the whole number of acres of meadow in such company are represented or present, and consenting thereto.