Local measure · Boulder County
City of Louisville 2DCharter Amendment to Change Timing for Taking Office
In plain words
- Officials would take office at the first regular Council meeting after certification of election results, rather than the first regular meeting after the election.
- Per the city, this moves the start from the second regular November meeting to the first regular December meeting.
- No fiscal impact stated.
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What your vote means
YES
Newly elected officials take office after results are certified.
NO
Current start timing stays.
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Why people want it, and why others object
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Charter Amendment to Change Timing for Taking Office
Shall the City of Louisville Home Rule Charter be amended to provide that the Mayor and each Councilmember shall take office at the first regular Council meeting following certification of the election results, as opposed to the first meeting following the election?
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