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Council sets special election for initiative petition to rezone former Hammett property
Summary
The council set a special election for June 3 to decide an initiative petition to rezone the former Hammett property after petitioners submitted more than the required signatures.
The City Council set a special election for June 3 to decide an initiative petition that would rezone the former Hammett property.
Council members said the petition was certified as containing more than the 74 signatures required; speakers said petitioners submitted more than 100 signatures. Council discussion referenced the state election calendar and the secretary of state’s schedule for June elections.
The council voted to schedule the special election on June 3 and confirmed the election will be citywide, with the single polling place at the library for this contest. Council members clarified that voters must be registered within the city to vote in the citywide special election.
The council did not change or adopt any rezoning during the meeting; the matter will be decided by voters at the special election.
