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SEP -01 -2004 WED 0914 AM FAX N0, P. 03/16 <br />IMPARTIAL ANALYSIS OF MEASURE "BB" <br />(Preamble. Title of Article II, Typographical Errors) <br />This measure contains three proposed amendments to the City of <br />Riverside Charter. <br />The first proposed amendment pertains to the preamble to the <br />Charter. Current law provides a short statement as a preamble, reflect- <br />ing the City's right to enact a charter. If passed by a majority of voters, <br />this measure would add the following statement to the Preamble: <br />"We, the people of the City of Riverside believe in promoting an <br />inclusive community with shared economic, environmental and <br />cultural prosperity, equal civil and political rights, social <br />harmony and cohesion, and opportunities for all governed by <br />responsible and responsive public officials who promote citizen <br />participation, as well as just and equitable tax and financial <br />policies; and these beliefs are rooted in our desire to enhance <br />the uniqueness of the City of Riverside." <br />The second proposed amendment, if passed by a majority of voters, <br />would change the title of Article II from "Powers of the Cfty" to "General <br />Powers of the City." <br />The third proposed amendment, if passed by a majority of voters, <br />would correct certain typographical errors in the text of the Charter. <br />None of these proposed amendments impose any obligations or <br />duties on the City. <br />If Measure "BB" is approved, there would be no direct fiscal impact <br />to the City. <br />By: City Attorney <br />City of Riverside <br />ARGUMENT IN FAVOR OF MEASURE "BB" <br />The Charter Review Committee voted unanimously to amend the <br />Preamble, change the title of Article II, and correct the typographical <br />errors in sections 1110 and 1111. The most significant change a yes on <br />Measure "BB" would bring about is an amendment to the Preamble that <br />enhances it from simply identifying the source of authority and action <br />statement to include a section on the intent of the residents of Riverside; <br />a more subjective declaration reflecting goals, diversity, responsiveness, <br />governing values and civic parlicipation. The purpose of this addition is to <br />exemplify the fundamental principles that reflect the spirit of the City of <br />Riverside. Vote yes on Measure "BB." <br />By: Eric Haley <br />Charter Review Committee Member <br />Connie Howard Leach <br />William R. Bailey, III <br />NO ARGUMENT FILED AGAINST MEASURE "BB" <br />The above statement is an impartial analysis of Measure "BB." If <br />you desire a copy of the proposed Chanter language, please call the <br />City Clerk at 951 -$26 -5557 and a copy will be mailed at no cost to <br />you or view the full text at www.riversideca.gov, <br />
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