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Residents and council debate charter revision process, town halls and limits on council speech ahead of May vote
Summary
Public commenters and councilmembers at the April 8 Pepper Pike meeting criticized how charter revisions were handled, saying town halls and public outreach came too late and that guidance limiting council speech since the item went on the ballot has left voters uncertain.
A sustained public discussion at Pepper Pike City Council’s April 8 meeting centered on the charter revision process, the timing of town halls, and guidance from the law director about council speech after a question has been placed on the ballot.
Multiple residents and several councilmembers said they were frustrated the town-hall meetings and public outreach did not occur earlier in the review process and argued that more structured public…
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