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• committee and to the City Council. The committee shall have 30 calendar days in <br /> which to file additional signature papers and/or to correct the specified irregularity. <br /> Within five working days of receipt of the corrected petition, the Clerk-Administrator <br /> shall determine the sufficiency of the petition as corrected and proceed as directed in <br /> Section 5.03. If the petition is still insufficient or irregular, this shall be considered the <br /> Final Finding and the Clerk-Administrator shall file the petition as noted and <br /> immediately notify the sponsoring committee that no further action will be taken. The <br /> final finding that the petition is insufficient or irregular shall not prejudice the filing of a <br /> new petition for the same purpose. Except in the case of a petition for recall, it shall not <br /> prevent the Council from referring the subject matter of the petition to the voters at the <br /> next regular or special election.— <br /> Section 5.05. Initiative. An ordinance may be proposed by petition. The exact <br /> text of the proposed ordinance must be stated at the head of each page of the petition <br /> or attached thereto. Within 60 calendar days after final determination of the petition's <br /> sufficiency under the provisions of Section 5.03 of this charter, the Council may either <br /> hold a first reading of the ordinance, as defined in Section 3.05 of this charter and <br /> proceed with the adoption process, or propose an- ••- •: •- - - - - - - :.• - • -- - - <br /> amendment to the petitioned ordinance. If an amendment is proposed by <br /> a majority vote of the Council and presented to the petition committee, the petition <br /> committee has. Within 14 calendar days fromof the receipt of the amended proposed <br /> ordinance to, the petition committee may, by majority vote, disapprove the amendment <br /> • by majority vote, and file a statement with the Clerk-Administrator. Upon filing a <br /> statement of disapproval, the proposed ordinance, as stated on the original petition, <br /> must be placed on the ballot at the next election occurring in the City. <br /> If there is no proposed amendment, or should the petition committee agree to the <br /> amendment, the ordinance shall be scheduled for a public hearing pursuant to MN <br /> Statute 410.12. If the ordinance receives a majority vote of the Council in its favor, it <br /> shall become effective 30 calendar days after adoption unless the ordinance specifies a <br /> later effective date. If the amendment is required to be put on a ballot and there is no <br /> regularly scheduled election within 120 calendar days of the statement of disapproval, <br /> or if the calendar date prohibits compliance with provisions in Chapter 4 of this Charter, <br /> at or before its next regularly scheduled meeting, the Council shall call a special <br /> election to take place within 90 calendar days of said meeting. If a majority of those <br /> voting on the ordinance vote in its favor, it shall become effective thirty days after <br /> certification of the election results adoption--unless the ordinance specifies a later <br /> effective date. If the majority do not vote in favor, the ordinance shall not be enacted. <br /> If the petition committee does not file a disapproval statement to a proposed <br /> amendment, the Council shall hold a first reading of the amended proposed ordinance <br /> and proceed with the adoption process. If the Council does not approve the ordinance, <br /> it must follow the aforementioned balloting process. If the ordinance receives a majority <br /> - - _ *•• - • -- .-_. - - - - • - •. - e - -. (Amended, Ord. 650, 8-16-2000) <br /> • Section 5.06. Initiative to Amend the Charter. Nothing in this chapter shall be <br /> construed as in any way affecting the right of the voters to propose amendments to this <br /> charter. <br />
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