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-3- Proposition No. 5 The amendment of section 4.02 of the city Charter to delete the outdated requirement that ordinances and resolutions be kept in the minute books of the city council. Votes for Proposition No. 5: 1,057 Votes against Proposition No. 5: 670 Proposition No. 6 The amendment of section 5.03 of the city Charter to change the filing deadline for City Council candidates to comport with state law, and to require candidate applications to be filed with the city secretary. Votes for Proposition No. 6: 1,345 Votes against Proposition No. 6: 376 Proposition No. 7 The amendment of sections 6.01 and 6.02 of the City Charter to require initiative and referendum petitions to be signed by at least ten per cent of the qualified voters of the city, or 250, whichever is greater. Votes for Proposition No. 7: 1,110 Votes against Proposition No. 7: 597 Proposition No. 8 The amendment of section 6.03 of the City Charter to require signatures on referendum and initiative petitions to be accompanied by all information called for by state law. Votes for Proposition No.8: 1,205 Votes against Proposition No. 8 . 464 . Proposition No.9 The amendment of section 7.04 of the city Charter to substitute the word "chair" for "chairperson" of the Planning and Zoning Commissions. Votes for Proposition No.9: 1,218 Votes against Proposition No. 9: 514 Proposition No. 10 The amendment of sections 8.05 and 8.11 of the City Charter to delete unnecessary wording pertaining to the filing of the annual budget with the city secretary. Votes for Proposition No. 10: 1,197 Votes against Proposition No. 10: 490 Proposition No. 11 The amendment of section 8.09 of the city Charter to delete unnecessary wording regarding adoption of the annual budget by the city council.