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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or removal of city officials, to change the title to more accurately reflect the contents of the section. Votes for Proposition NO.7: 1504 Votes against Proposition NO.7: 391 PROPOSITION NO.8 The amendment of Section 4.02 of the City Charter to change the title of the "city secretary" to "city clerk," and to make conforming revisions to the remainder of the charter. Votes for Proposition NO.8: 1523 Votes against Proposition No.8: 436 PROPOSITION NO.9 The amendment of Section 5.07 of the City Charter to require the immediate return of election results to the central counting station by election officials. Votes for Proposition NO.9: 1822 Votes against Proposition NO.9: 190 PROPOSITION NO.1 0 The amendment of Sections 6.01 and 6.02 of the City Charter to delete unnecessary references to the minimum number of signatures needed to submit initiative or referendum petitions. Votes for Proposition No. 10: 1305 Votes against Proposition No. 10: 594 PROPOSITION NO. 11 The amendment of Article VII of the City Charter to clarify and update references to the planning and zoning commission and the city master plan. Votes for Proposition No. 11: 1543 Votes against Proposition No. 11 :341 PROPOSITION NO. 12 The amendment of Article XI of the City Charter to update and clal'ify the Charter provisions related to public utilities and public service companies. Votes for Proposition No. 12: 1608 Votes against Proposition No. 12: 291 PROPOSITION NO. 13 The amendment of Section 12.02 of the City Charter to extend the terms of members of the Ethics Review Commission from two to three years, and to expand the role of the Commission to include conflicts of interest under state law. Votes for Proposition No. 13: 1353 Votes against Proposition No. 13: 573 PROPOSITION NO. 14 The amendment of Section 12.12 of the City Charter to authorize the city council to make non-substantive corrections in the Charter to preserve unity and enhance public understanding.