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Expand Independent Ethics Board Jurisdiction to Include CRA via Referendum

Plain-language summary

Commissioner Matlow moved to direct the City Attorney to outline a process, potentially including a charter referendum, to bring the Community Redevelopment Agency under the jurisdiction of the Independent Ethics Board. The motion failed 3-2, with Mayor Dailey, Commissioner Richardson, and Commissioner Williams-Cox voting against. The City Attorney had noted that expanding the Board's jurisdiction to cover the CRA would require a Charter referendum.

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How each commissioner voted

5 present

The Motion

As stated on the record

To have the City Attorney's office bring back an agenda item outlining the process, up to and including going to referendum, to expand the jurisdiction of the Independent Ethics Board to include all members of the Community Redevelopment Agency and staff thereof.

Moved by
Seconded by
Official agenda title

Motion to have the City Attorney's office bring back an agenda item outlining the process, up to and including going to referendum, to expand the jurisdiction of the Independent Ethics Board to include all members of the Community Redevelopment Agency and staff thereof.

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Item 3.01-D

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