Oppose Proposition 16 requiring two-thirds vote for public electricity providers
In Plain English
Proposition 16 appears on the June 8, 2010 statewide ballot. The measure would require a two-thirds voter approval for any city or county to start providing electricity service to residents. If approved, the resolution formally records Richmond's opposition to this ballot initiative.
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Adopt Resolution No. 53-10
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