City of Seattle Charter Amendments and Proposals
A lengthy legal notice outlines proposed amendments to Seattle's city charter including Articles XXVII XXVIII and XX, detailing tax assessment exemptions, uniform tax levies, and the submission process to voters. It lists dates for Council action November 1912 to 1913 and election dates March 4, 1918, with officials Robert B. Hesketh and H W Carroll noted.
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City of Meattle Charter Amendment Proposal Text
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Section 1 of Article XVII of the City Charter of Meattle Washington. It sets election timing including general municipal elections on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March and a biennial cycle with annual special elections. It details primary procedures candidate filing ballot format and ballot printing, and establishes nomination procedures and canvassing timelines.
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Prohibition era resolutions list amendments for Beattie Seattle ballots
City records outline proposed amendments to city charters and election procedures. Separate resolutions detail primary requirement wording, candidate filings, and franchise provisions for street railways with strict publication and bid rules.
Proposed Seattle franchise and amendment procedures
The City Council outlines bid, referendum, and franchise terms for public works including bonds, deposits, and referendums. It details selection by the Board of Public Works, mayoral action, publication, and election scheduling for a franchise amendment to the city charter.
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Seattle City Charter Amendments Propose Public Ballot
The Seattle City Council advances two charter amendments for voter ratification at the March 4 1913 general municipal election. Amendment No 10 targets Article VIII section 9 redefining water and lighting departments and revenue procedures. Amendment No 11 revises Article VIII section 9a to establish a buildings superintendent and property management duties for city facilities.
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Pike Street
Public Market Pike Place Extension and Bond Election
Seattle city proposes extending the Pike Place Public Market with a conveyor under Pike Street from the waterfront to the market and floats at Pike Street foot for farmers landing. Voters will decide in March 1913 on issuing 150000 dollars in bonds to fund the project.
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Seattle Ordinance on Public Market Extension and Penal Justice
City documents outline bonds for extending the public market at Pike Place with a concrete bridge conveyor. Tax levies fund interest and principal with sinking funds, investments allowed, and annual reports to the City Treasurer. Ordinance 20451 details arrests without warrants, search limits, and penalties, to be in force after mayoral approval. Public referendum noted and dates cited for 1913 election.
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