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Explanation Packet for Charter Study Committee Report on Proposed Charter Amendments
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2/15/2007
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<br />amendment to the people would be amended to occur on dates as set out in the <br />Texas Election Code, with the election itself on one of the uniform election dates. <br />One of five amendments to update Section 149 would replace the requirement that <br />a copy of proposed Charter amendments be mailed to each qualified voter of the <br />city. Instead, the city would make available the information "in such manners, <br />times, and places as the council shall direct... including town hall meetings, civic <br />club presentations, newspaper articles, numerous places where voter information <br />material can be picked up, etc. Another of the amendments directs the city manager <br />to report to the city council at least once every five years on Charter amendments <br />he feels are needed. <br /> <br />PROPOSITION 72: <br /> <br />Section 150. Submission of the Charter to electors. <br /> <br />The Charter Commission in preparing this Charter finds and decides thai it is <br />impracticable to segregate each subjeet so as to permit a vote of "yes" or "no" on <br />the same, for the reason that the Charter is so constructed that in order to enable <br />it to work and function it is necessary that it should be adopted in its entirety. <br />For these reasons the Charter Commission direets that the said Charter be ",oted <br />upon as a whole and that it shall be submitted to the qualified voters ef the City <br />of Paris at an election to be held for that purpose on the Nov. 2, 1948. If a <br />majority of the qualified voters voting in such election shall vote in fayor of the <br />adoption of this Charter, it shall beeome the Charter of the City of Paris a,nd <br />after the returns have been canvassed, the same shall be declared adopted. <br /> <br />.L\n official copy of the Charter shall be filed with thc records of the city and the <br />mayor shall as soon as practicable certify to the Secretary of State an <br />authenticated copy under the seal of the city, showing the approval by the <br />qualified yoters of such Charter. <br /> <br />All eleetive offiees under this Charter shall be voted on at the same time and at <br />the same election at which this Charter is submitted to the yoters, and the <br />candidates therefore shall be governed by this Charter and tal,-e office as herein <br />proyided, until which time the present officer of the City of Paris shall continue <br />in office and constitute the City Council of the City of Paris. <br /> <br />In not less than 30 days prior to such election the eity council shall cause the eity <br />clerk to mail a copy of this Charter to each qualified voter of the City of Paris as <br /> <br />39 <br /> <br />_._.. -T - ... <br /> <br />'-r---.."--"- . <br />
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