Proposed City Amendments and Elections 1908 Beattie Seattle
The document outlines multiple proposed amendments to city charters and ballots for Beattie and Seattle. It details the creation of a Building Superintendent and Board of Appeals with powers over public works, property management, and revenue reporting, plus amendments to cemetery regulation and market supervision, with submission to voters at upcoming elections in 1908. It includes appointment terms, qualifications, and enforcement provisions for these changes.
Proposed Amendment No 21 City of Beattie charter changes
The notice describes proposed amendments to Beattie city charter including direct initiative and referendum for local measures, city council powers, petition thresholds, emergency provisions, and procedures for submitting amendments to voters at the next general election. It outlines signatures, verification, mayoral proclamation, and publication requirements.
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Proposed Amendment No 7 amends City Charter section 1
Resolution 112 proposes amending Article VII section 1 of the City Charter to authorize submission of a charter amendment to the qualified voters. The measure outlines the formal steps for placing the proposal on the ballot and directs proper referential procedures for voter consideration.
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Seattle Charter Amendment Proposal on Election Day
Resolution 1141 proposes Amendment No 16 amending Section 6 of Article IX of the city charter and provides for submission to qualified Seattle voters at the next general election. The measure aims to alter city governance provisions and becomes official for voter consideration.
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Seattle Charter Amendment Proposal On City Finances
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Section 22 of Article IV. It requires biennial financial statements printed in pamphlet form, detailing revenue, expenses, debts, sinking funds, and property values. Copies limited to two thousand. to be submitted to the voters at the next general election, March 3, 1908.
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City Charter Amendment on Engineer Licenses
Resolution proposes amending Section 2 Article XXII to require Civil Service Commission examiners for engineer licenses. A three member board will certify applicants under the commission rules. Board members receive compensation as set by ordinance. The amendment is submitted to voters at the next general election.
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Beattle City Council Proposes Amendment to Section 18 Article IV
The city commission of Beattle proposes Amendment No. 2 to modify Subdivision Sixteenth of Section 18 of Article IV. The measure is presented as a general city action awaiting council review and public input.
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