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Council establishes nine‑member Charter Review Committee with alternates and eligibility that can include land or business owners
Summary
Council adopted a resolution creating a nine‑member Charter Review Committee (plus two alternates), with each councilmember nominating members from their district and the at‑large seats open to registered voters or those owning land or businesses in the city. The council also directed that it select the committee chair.
The Porterville City Council on Feb. 4 adopted a resolution establishing a nine‑member Charter Review Committee to review the city charter and recommend amendments for possible placement on a 2026 ballot. The resolution as adopted also added two alternate members and directed the council to select a chair from the appointed membership.
Why it matters: Charter amendments can change municipal governance, election procedures and fundamental rules that shape city operations and voter choices. The council set…
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