Council debates which infrastructure projects must go to May ballot after charter amendment
City staff and council discussed whether multiple planned infrastructure projects must be presented as voter propositions under a recent charter amendment (Proposition G), and directed staff to seek legal guidance while leaving the item open for future action.
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City staff and council spent the bulk of a Jan. 28 agenda item discussing which infrastructure projects and public facilities should be placed on the May ballot in light of a recent charter amendment known as Proposition G.
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