2.90.050   Accountability.
   A.   Contribution Checks-Auditing. Each candidate or committee establishing a campaign contribution checking account shall designate an individual as treasurer, who shall maintain a record which shall include copies of checks of every contribution received, and be in sufficient detail to permit an auditing of the account.
   B.   Filing Campaign Statements. The treasurer of a candidate or committee formed, or existing, primarily to support or oppose a candidate or candidates for city office, or active only within the city and involved in any election for city office, shall prepare a campaign statement on a form prescribed by the city clerk and file same with the city clerk at the following times:
   1.   On the dates required for filing of campaign statements under Article 2 of Chapter 4 of the California Political Reform Act (Government Code §84200-84225).
   2.   On the fourteenth day after any municipal election at which the candidate is seeking office covering the period ending 16 days prior to the election through the second Thursday following the election.
   C.   Report Contents. The campaign statements required to be filed with the city clerk shall disclose the total amount of contributions received and expenditures made, the name of each person who contributed one hundred dollars or more, the name of each person to whom an expenditure was made, and all other information required under Government Code § 84211.
   D.   Public Records. The campaign statements described in this section, and all information filed with the city clerk in connection with campaign statements shall be deemed to be public records and shall be subject to public disclosure upon request.
(Ord. 2014-04-1469 §1 (part): Ord. 2010-04-1412 §3: Ord. 2006-08-1362 § 2)