HISTORY OF BALLOT MEASURES
BALLOT MEASURE
ELECTION DATE
Measure D: Ordinance No. 24-10, Charter Amendment to Expand City Council and Establish City Council Districts “Shall a City Charter amendment that (i) increases the membership of the City Council from five to seven, with the new membership comprised of a mayor and six Council members, and (ii) provides for the transition from at-large elections to by- district elections for the six Council members, with the district boundaries as described in City Council Resolution No. 23-88, be adopted?” Measure B: City of Irvine, Ordinance No. 17-08, Facilitating Veterans Cemetery Through Relocation of Previously-Planned Development "Shall Ordinance No. 17-08, approving zone text amendments to allow for a land exchange agreement that facilitates (a) the allocation of development previously planned for the Bake Parkway Site to property near the intersection of Pusan and Irvine Blvd, and (b) the development of the State-approved site for the Southern California Veterans Cemetery on strawberry fields located near the intersection of I-5 and Bake Parkway, be adopted?" Measure C: Charter Amendment – A Measure Requiring 2/3 Vote of the City Council to Propose Taxes “Shall the measure amending the Irvine City Charter to require at least a two-thirds vote of the total City Council membership in order to place City Council sponsored general or special tax proposals on a ballot for voter consideration, be adopted?” Measure D: City of Irvine, Prohibiting Voter Approval Requirements on Fiscally Beneficial Projects “Shall Section 1009 be added to the Irvine City Charter which benefits Irvine’s general fund and local taxpayers by requiring that no City procedures or requirements delay important revenue streams from development projects which provide a fiscal benefit to Irvine citizens, be adopted?”
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June 5, 2018
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