Section 88. Validity of recall petitions.

   (Repealed by electors 11-6-34)

Section 89. Proceeding when petition sufficient.

   (Repealed by electors 11-6-34)

Section 90. Conduct of election - candidates - ballots.

   (Repealed by electors 11-6-34)

Section 91. Limitation on recall elections.

   (Repealed by electors 11-6-34)

Section 92. Requirements of petition.

   A petition to initiate an ordinance, or for a referendum of an ordinance or resolution, or of an amendment to this charter, need not be made on one paper, but may be the aggregate of two or more petition papers. Each signer of a petition paper shall sign his or her name in ink or indelible pencil, and shall place thereon, after his or her name, his or her place of residence by street and number. To each paper there shall be attached an affidavit by the circulator thereof stating the number of signers thereto and that each signature thereon is the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be, and that it was made in the presence of the affiant.

(Amended by electors 11-7-00)

Section 93. Uniformity of petition papers.

   Petition papers circulated with respect to any proposition shall be uniform in character and form. The Clerk shall determine and keep on file forms of blanks to be used in the several instances of petition, and all petition papers shall conform to such forms, respectively.

Section 94. What the petition shall show.

   If the petition is to initiate an ordinance, or to refer an ordinance or resolution, or for an amendment to this Charter, each petition paper shall set forth the proposed measure in full. Every petition, whether for initiating an ordinance or other purpose, shall bear the names of five electors whose names shall appear on each petition paper, and who shall thereon be designated as the proponents of the proposition of the petition, and who shall be recognized as the committee in charge thereof.