Proposed Amendment No 21 Seattle City Charter Direct Legislation
Public notice of a January 24 1965 filing to amend Section 1 Article III and Section 1 Article IV of Seattle City Charter to authorize direct initiative and referendum, detailing petition sufficiency and City Council action procedures for adopting or rejecting ordinances and submitting amendments to voters.
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Beattie proposes city charter amendments and library board creation
City of Seattle council advances amendments to Article VII and IX proposing a five member Board of Works including superintendents, with public ratification at the March 1908 election. The measure also references librarian qualifications and city clerk oversight, awaiting voter approval.
City Charter Amendments and Engineer Licensing Proposals
Provisions propose amendments to the city charter Section 2 and Article XXII. Voters will decide at a March election on two items: ratification of financial disclosure and a licensing board for steam engineers with Civil Service exam requirements. The documents specify printing limits and enforcement details.
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Seattle Cemetery Amendment Resolution No 1134
A proposed amendment to Seattle’s city charter would grant powers to regulate burial and cemeteries, acquire land for cemetery use, and prohibit new cemeteries within two miles of the city boundary. It calls for ratification at the next general election on March 1908.
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City Charter Amendment Proposal No 2 Subdivision Sixteenth
A resolution to amend Subdivision sixteenth of Section 18 Article IV of the City Charter. It provides for submitting the proposed amendment to the qualified voters for approval by referendum or ballot in an upcoming election.
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Amendment proposal for city tree planting and assessments
Resolution 1152 proposes Amendment No 8 to Article IV Section 16 adding Subdivision Forty-third to authorize planting whale or ornamental trees along street sides and funding via special assessments on benefited properties, with costs managed under state law and submitted for voter ratification at the general election. The document notes council approval and official publication dates.
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