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Board moves to validate voter‑approved Prop C; ordinance advances on first reading
Summary
Supervisors approved an ordinance allowing validation actions related to Proposition C (Our City, Our Home) and other measures; the measure passed on first reading.
The Board of Supervisors voted on Dec. 4 to approve an ordinance authorizing validation actions and a statute of repose concerning Proposition C, the voter‑approved measure known as Our City, Our Home.
Supervisor Yi and several colleagues supported the ordinance as a step to defend the will of the voters and to allow the city to pursue validation in court if necessary. Supervisor Kim added her name to the measure as a cosponsor. "This is something that's really important for us to do… the will of the voters," Supervisor Yi said.
The ordinance passed on first reading by unanimous vote when the clerk announced the roll call; the board accepted it as a first‑reading action and will follow the usual process to finalize the legal steps.
Ending: The ordinance advances to the next reading; city attorneys will be prepared to support validation actions as needed to defend the ballot measure in court.
