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March 13, 2012 Election Results
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Election Results
March 13, 2012
Scottsdale Special Election
Final Unofficial Results
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Ballot Measures |
For |
For |
Against |
Against |
| Question 1 Asks voters to consider whether a franchise shall be granted to Southwest Gas Corporation to maintain and operate a natural and artificial gas distribution system in the City of Scottsdale, and future additions thereto, in accordance with the franchise agreement submitted by the Mayor and City Council in Resolution No. 8855. |
18,282 |
69.00 |
8,215 |
31.00 |
| Proposition 430 Asks voters to consider ratifying the “Scottsdale General Plan 2011,” adopted by the Scottsdale City Council in Resolution No. 8837. |
12,924 |
48.02 |
13,988 |
51.98 |
| Proposition 431 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to powers of the City. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would clarify the City’s power to: 1) levy and collect assessments and file liens on real property to collect amounts owed for restoration of natural area open space; and 2) require new development to provide parking; and make minor clarifying changes to the powers of the City. |
16,411 |
61.33 |
10,348 |
38.67 |
| Proposition 432 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to the council. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would enumerate the duties performed by the mayor, consistent with current practice, remove obsolete language, and make minor clarifying changes. |
19,951 |
75.06 |
6,629 |
24.94 |
| Proposition 433 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to appointed boards and commissions. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would repeal Article 4, Section 5; amend Article 5, Section 1; repeal Article 5, Section 2; and add a new Article 5, Section 2, for the purposes of placing all of the sections related to appointed boards and commissions in the same article and repealing obsolete language. |
20,253 |
76.92 |
6,078 |
23.08 |
| Proposition 434 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to finance and taxation. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would specify that the city manager shall consult with the other city officers before submitting budget recommendations and estimates to the council; specify the method for providing notice of tax levies; and make other clarifying changes that conform to state law and established practice. |
21,769 |
81.55 |
4,926 |
18.45 |
| Proposition 435 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to execution of contracts. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would clarify that exceptions to the method for executing a contract shall be by charter, law, or by ordinance or resolution of the council. |
20,940 |
79.45 |
5,415 |
20.55 |
| Proposition 436 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to franchises. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would clarify that the method for publishing a franchise agreement prior to a franchise election shall be as required by state law or ordinance. |
21,674 |
81.98 |
4,764 |
18.02 |
| Proposition 437 Asks voters to consider an amendment to the Scottsdale City Charter relating to public records. The amendment, if approved by the voters, would clarify that all records of every office, department or agency of the city shall be open for inspection pursuant to all applicable laws. |
23,190 |
86.89 |
3,498 |
13.11 |
