Proposition to amend Article VII Charter Seattle City
A proposal to amend Article VII of the Seattle City Charter to allow removal of the mayor and police chief under civil service rules and to submit the amendment to voters at the general election. The measure describes the process for mayoral and police chief removal for cause and references civil service provisions and the City Council. It is signed as of January 3, 1911 with witnesses and authentication.
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Seattle Charter Amendment No. 2 Resolution 2088
Resolution 2088 proposes amending Article IX of the Seattle city charter to adjust tax levies for the next fiscal year. The measure outlines that the City Council may levy taxes upon all taxable real and personal property, set a tax rate, and declare emergencies if a deficiency is needed to ensure public safety and municipal operations. The ordinance would be enacted by a majority vote of all members elected.
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Beattie Charter Amendment and Seattle electrical ordinance
Legal notices outline Resolution 2000 proposing amendment to Beattie city charter Section 1 and election procedures. It details initiative and referendum processes, emergency measures, and submission rules for ordinances including a voter action petition and council actions. An embedded ordinance regulates installation and safety of electrical wires and apparatus in Beattie with detailed sections on wiring, transformers, roof fixtures, grounding, and enforcement.
Seattle Ordinance Regulating Installation of Electrical Wires
City ordinance 26016 regulates installation maintenance and spacing of electrical wires and equipment in Seattle streets and alleys. It sets clear clearances from pole centers defines transformer safety requires labeling and prohibits posting on poles and mandates pole maintenance and abandonment removal. It also details penalties for violations and authorizes the Superintendent of Public Utilities to enforce safety measures.
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Seattle to Grant Telegraph Company Utility Franchise 1908
The City of Seattle grants to the National District Telegraph Company rights to establish and operate an electrical protection system in Seattle through December 31, 1934. The ordinance details wiring, connections to fire and police headquarters, board inspections, and non exclusive rights with potential city reversion or renewal.
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