1.__Municipal service district officers.__The municipal service district officers may determine that amendments to the municipal service district charter should be considered and, by order, provide for notice and hearing on them in the same manner as provided in subsection 5, paragraph A.__Within 7 days after the hearing, the municipal service district officers may order the proposed amendment to be placed on the ballot at the next regular municipal election in each participating municipality held at least 30 days after the order is passed; or they may order a special election to be held at least 30 days from the date of the order for the purpose of voting on the proposed amendments.

A.__Each amendment must be limited to a single subject, but more than one section of the charter may be amended as long as it is germane to that subject.

B. Alternative statements of a single amendment are prohibited.

2.__Petition by voters.__On the written petition of a number of voters equal to at least 20% of the number of votes cast in the participating municipalities as a whole at the last gubernatorial election, but in no case less than 200, the municipal service district officers, by order, shall provide that proposed amendments to the municipal service district charter be placed on a ballot in accordance with paragraphs A and B.

A.__Each amendment must be limited to a single subject, but more than one section of the charter may be amended as long as it is germane to that subject.

B.__Alternative statements of a single amendment are prohibited.

3.__Petition procedure.__The petition forms must carry the following legend in bold lettering at the top of the face of each form.

"(Name of municipal service district)"

"Each of the undersigned voters respectfully requests the municipal service district officers to provide for the amendment of the municipal service district charter as set out below."

No more than one subject may be included in a petition.__In all other respects, the form, content and procedures governing