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~b[!; -3- assistants by the city secretary. Votes for Proposition No.4: 1042 Votes against Proposition No. 4: 562 PROPOSITION NO. 5 The amendment of section 4.03 of the city Charter to provide for the appointment and setting of compensation of the municipal court judges by the city council, and to provide for the appointment and setting of compensation of the municipal court clerk and assistants by the city manager. Votes for Proposition No.5: 1026 Votes against Proposition No. 5: 553 PROPOSITION NO. 6 The amendment of section 4.04 of the City Charter to clarify the appointment, duties and removal of the city attorney and assistants. ~ Votes for Proposition No.6: 1302 Votes against Proposition No. 6: 305 PROPOSITION NO. 7 The amendment of section 5.05 of the city Charter to allow for exceptions to the requirement that runoff elections be held three weeks after the preceding election, when allowed by.state law. Votes for Proposition No.7: 1230 Votes against Proposition No. 7: 384 PROPOSITION NO. 8 The amendment of Section 7.01 and sections 7.03 through 7.08 of the city Charter to combine the Planning Commission and the Zoning commission into a single Planning and Zoning commission. Votes for Proposition No. 8: 1254 Votes against Proposition No. 8: 375 PROPOSITION NO. 9 The amendment of section 12.03 of the city Charter to eliminate duplication of state law pertaining to nepotism, and to extend state nepotism restrictions to the city council, city manager, city secretary, city attorney, and presiding municipal court judge. Votes for Proposition No. 9: 1305 Votes against Proposition No. 9: 285 PROPOSITION NO. 10 To rededicate a portion of Memorial Park up to 5.5 acres in size on Hopkins Street between the new city Library and railroad right-of-way for construction and operation of a city Activity Center for park, recreational and meeting purposes.