Ord 2000-040/Canvassing Returns and Declaring Results of the General and Special Election for Mayor, Council Member Place 5 and Place 6

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the City of San Marcos: Paul Mayhew C. The following votes were cast for and against the following numbered propositions. PROPOSITION NO.1 The amendment of Sections 2.03 and 2.04 of the City Charter, regarding annexation and limited purpose annexation, to conform to changes in state law. Votes for Proposition NO.1: 1483 Votes against Proposition NO.1: 469 PROPOSITION NO.2 The amendment of Section 3.02 of the City Charter, and the deletion of Section 3.03 of the City Charter, to clarify the city council's authority to determine the qualifications of its members. Votes for Proposition NO.2: 1521 Votes against Proposition NO.2: 440 PROPOSITION NO.3 The amendment of Section 3.04 of the City Charter to provide for per- meeting compensation for city council members, and to set an annual limit on the expenses of the mayor and each council member. Votes for Proposition NO.3: 1290 Votes against Proposition NO.3: 799 PROPOSITION NO.4 The amendment of Section 3.05 of the City Charter to modernize terminology and to delete the role of the mayor as the city council's principal liaison to the city manager, city attorney, city secretary and municipal court judge. Votes for Proposition NO.4: 1168 Votes against Proposition NO.4: 787 PROPOSITION NO.5 The amendment of Section 3.07 of the City Charter to add a requirement that conveyances of real property be approved by ordinance. Votes for Proposition NO.5: 1217 Votes against Proposition NO.5: 643 PROPOSITION NO.6 The amendment of Section 3.09 ofthe City Charter to provide flexibility in the location of city council meetings to be held within the city. Votes for Proposition NO.6: 1407 Votes against Proposition NO.6: 607 PROPOSITION NO.7 The amendment of Section 3.17 of the City Charter, regarding the expulsion