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Tucson, AZ Code of Ordinances
TUCSON, ARIZONA CHARTER AND GENERAL ORDINANCES
ADOPTING ORDINANCES
PART I CHARTER*
PART II TUCSON CODE
Chapter 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
Chapter 2 ADMINISTRATION*
Chapter 3 RESERVED*
Chapter 4 ANIMALS AND FOWL*
Chapter 5 BICYCLES AND SHARED MOBILITY DEVICES*
Chapter 6 BUILDINGS, ELECTRICITY, PLUMBING, AND MECHANICAL CODE*
Chapter 7 BUSINESSES REGULATED*
Chapter 7A CABLE COMMUNICATIONS*
Chapter 7B COMPETITIVE TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Chapter 7C RESERVED*
Chapter 7D LOCATION AND RELOCATION OF FACILITIES IN RIGHTS-OF-WAY
Chapter 8 CITY COURT*
Chapter 9 PUBLIC SAFETY COMMUNICATIONS*
Chapter 10 CIVIL SERVICE--HUMAN RESOURCES*
Chapter 10A COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
Chapter 10B HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT*
Chapter 10C RESERVED*
Chapter 11 CRIMES AND OFFENSES*
Chapter 11A GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT*
Chapter 11B PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT*
Chapter 12 ELECTIONS*
ARTICLE I. DEFINITIONS
ARTICLE II. VOTER QUALIFICATIONS AND REGISTRATIONS
ARTICLE III. CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS
ARTICLE IV. VOTE BY MAIL ELECTIONS AND EARLY VOTING
ARTICLE V. FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE
ARTICLE VI. NOMINATIONS; CANDIDATES
ARTICLE VII. CAMPAIGN FINANCE; CANDIDATES, POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES, AND PUBLIC FUNDING PROGRAM
ARTICLE VIII. INITIATIVE
ARTICLE IX. REFERENDUM
ARTICLE X. RECALL
ARTICLE XI. CAMPAIGN FINANCE; REPORTING FOR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES INTENDING TO INFLUENCE ANY PETITION DRIVE
ARTICLE XII. REPORTING OF INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES
Chapter 12A BUSINESS SERVICES DEPARTMENT
Chapter 13 FIRE PROTECTION AND PREVENTION*
Chapter 14 LABOR ORGANIZATION AND EMPLOYEE ASSOCIATION ELECTION PROCEDURE, MEET AND CONFER AND MEET AND DISCUSS*
Chapter 15 ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT*
Chapter 16 NEIGHBORHOOD PRESERVATION*
Chapter 17 HUMAN RELATIONS*
Chapter 18 SELF-INSURED RISK PROGRAM AND TRUST FUND*
Chapter 19 LICENSES AND PRIVILEGE TAXES*
Chapter 20 MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC*
Chapter 21 PARKS AND RECREATION*
Chapter 22 PENSIONS, RETIREMENT, GROUP INSURANCE, LEAVE BENEFITS AND OTHER INSURANCE BENEFITS*
Chapter 23 LAND USE CODE*
Chapter 23A DEVELOPMENT COMPLIANCE CODE*
Chapter 23B UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT CODE*
Chapter 24 SEWERAGE AND SEWAGE DISPOSAL*
Chapter 25 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS*
Chapter 26 FLOODPLAIN, STORMWATER, AND EROSION HAZARD MANAGEMENT*
Chapter 27 WATER*
Chapter 28 TUCSON PROCUREMENT CODE*
Chapter 29 ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT
Chapter 30 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION*
DISPOSITION TABLE - 1953 CODE
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Tucson, AZ Unified Development Code
Tucson Administrative Directives
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Sec. 12-130.   Disposition of insufficient petitions.
   Insufficient petitions shall be retained by the city clerk until after the conclusion of any litigation regarding the measure or until the time has expired for any litigation to proceed. After the time period for legal challenges has elapsed, the original petitions shall be made available to the applicant but may be disposed of by the city clerk after a reasonable period of time.
(Ord. No. 11525, § 2, 2-21-18)
Sec. 12-131.   Number of proposed initiative measures to be voted on not limited.
   Any number of proposed initiative measures may be voted upon at the same election.
(Ord. No. 11525, § 2, 2-21-18)
Sec. 12-132.   Arrangement for and conduct of election.
   Whenever any ordinance is required to be submitted to the voters of the city, the mayor and council shall order such ordinance to be printed in the official newspaper of the city, for three (3) consecutive days and posted in the official posting location of the city. The mayor and council shall make, or cause to be made, all arrangements for holding such election; and the same shall be conducted, returned and result thereof declared, in all respects as are other city elections.
(Ord. No. 11525, § 2, 2-21-18)
Secs. 12-133 – 12-147. Reserved.
ARTICLE IX.
REFERENDUM
Sec. 12-148.   Applicability of referendum to city ordinances; 30-day period for referendum to be calculated from the date ordinance is made available from the city clerk.
   Referendum shall apply to City ordinances as provided in Chapter XX of the City Charter. If petitioners file an application for referendum with the city clerk relating to an ordinance, or a resolution having the effect of an ordinance, or any item, section, or part thereof, that is subject to referendum, and the city clerk is unable to provide petitioners with a copy of the ordinance at the time of application for an official serial number or on the same business day of the application, the thirty (30) day period for filing the referendum petition shall be calculated from the date such ordinance is made available from the city clerk.
(Ord. No. 11525, § 2, 2-21-18)
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