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October 2013 City Connection CITY Volume 9, Issue 11 October 2013October 2013October 2013October 2013 CONNECTION The November 5 Regular and Special Election, to be facilitated by Walker County, will include City races for Mayor at-Large, four Council ward positions and a Special Election for Position 1 at-Large, as well as seven proposed City Charter amendments. City residents in three voting precincts, along with County resi- dents in two voting precincts, will also have an opportunity to vote on a local option liquor measure affecting dry areas in Jus- tice Precinct 2. Registered voters of Justice Precinct 2, which consists of voting precincts 201, 203, 204, 205 and 206, will be eligible to vote on the ballot measure for or against “the legal sale of all alco- holic beverages including mixed beverages.” Finally, state constitutional amendments, as well as local elec- tions for the Huntsville Independent School District, the New Waverly Independent School District and the City of New Waver- ly, will also be included on the applicable ballots. Charter amendmentsCharter amendmentsCharter amendmentsCharter amendments The Special Election ballot will also include seven proposed Charter amendments, to appear as follows. Voters will have the option to vote for or against each of the amendments. I. Shall Article II, Sections 2.01(a) and 2.01(b) of the existing I. Shall Article II, Sections 2.01(a) and 2.01(b) of the existing I. Shall Article II, Sections 2.01(a) and 2.01(b) of the existing I. Shall Article II, Sections 2.01(a) and 2.01(b) of the existing Charter, be consolidated into one section 2.01 to provide that Charter, be consolidated into one section 2.01 to provide that Charter, be consolidated into one section 2.01 to provide that Charter, be consolidated into one section 2.01 to provide that the City may extend its boundaries and annex and disannex the City may extend its boundaries and annex and disannex the City may extend its boundaries and annex and disannex the City may extend its boundaries and annex and disannex territory to the extent and in the manner provided by the consti-territory to the extent and in the manner provided by the consti-territory to the extent and in the manner provided by the consti-territory to the extent and in the manner provided by the consti- tution and laws of the State of Texas to read as follows?tution and laws of the State of Texas to read as follows?tution and laws of the State of Texas to read as follows?tution and laws of the State of Texas to read as follows? In the event that Proposition 1 is approved by the voters on November 5, 2013, Article Two, Section 2.01 shall read as fol- lows: “EXTENSION OF BOUNDARIES. The City Council shall have the power by ordinance to fix the boundaries of the City of Hunts- ville. Without limiting the previous sentence, this power in- cludes the ability to annex and to disannex territory, when per- mitted, to the extent, in the manner, and subject to any re- strictions or limitations, provided by the constitution and laws of the State of Texas. Section 2.01(a) REPEALED. Section 2.01(b) REPEALED. II. Shall Article IV, Section 4.07 of the existing City Charter relating II. Shall Article IV, Section 4.07 of the existing City Charter relating II. Shall Article IV, Section 4.07 of the existing City Charter relating II. Shall Article IV, Section 4.07 of the existing City Charter relating to where city council meetings are held be amended to read as to where city council meetings are held be amended to read as to where city council meetings are held be amended to read as to where city council meetings are held be amended to read as follows? follows? follows? follows? ““All meetings of the council shall be held at the City Hall of Huntsville or at such other public place within the city as may be approved by Council and, except as otherwise permitted by law, all meetings shall be open to the public and closed or executive meetings or sessions shall only be permitted as authorized by law.” III. Shall Article IV, Section 4.12, of the existing City Charter that III. Shall Article IV, Section 4.12, of the existing City Charter that III. Shall Article IV, Section 4.12, of the existing City Charter that III. Shall Article IV, Section 4.12, of the existing City Charter that allows an employee who is not appointed by the City Council to allows an employee who is not appointed by the City Council to allows an employee who is not appointed by the City Council to allows an employee who is not appointed by the City Council to appeal a decision on a grievance of that employee to the City appeal a decision on a grievance of that employee to the City appeal a decision on a grievance of that employee to the City appeal a decision on a grievance of that employee to the City Council be deleted?Council be deleted?Council be deleted?Council be deleted? IV. Shall Article XI, Section 11.02 (f) of the City Charter be amend-IV. Shall Article XI, Section 11.02 (f) of the City Charter be amend-IV. Shall Article XI, Section 11.02 (f) of the City Charter be amend-IV. Shall Article XI, Section 11.02 (f) of the City Charter be amend- ed by striking the sentence “Such audit shall be on a noned by striking the sentence “Such audit shall be on a noned by striking the sentence “Such audit shall be on a noned by striking the sentence “Such audit shall be on a non----certified certified certified certified basis.”?basis.”?basis.”?basis.”? V. Shall Article XI, Section 11.13 of the existing City Charter, relat-V. Shall Article XI, Section 11.13 of the existing City Charter, relat-V. Shall Article XI, Section 11.13 of the existing City Charter, relat-V. Shall Article XI, Section 11.13 of the existing City Charter, relat- ing to the sale of bonds issued by the City be amended to read as ing to the sale of bonds issued by the City be amended to read as ing to the sale of bonds issued by the City be amended to read as ing to the sale of bonds issued by the City be amended to read as follows? follows? follows? follows? “No bond, other than refunding bonds issued to refund and in exchange for previously issued outstanding bonds, issued by the City shall be sold for less than par value and accrued interest. All bonds of the City having been issued in conformity with the laws of the State of Texas, and having been delivered to the pur- chaser thereof, shall thereafter be incontestable, and all bonds issued to refund and in exchange for outstanding bonds previous- ly issued shall, after said exchange, be incontestable.” VI. Shall Article XI, Section 11.17 of the existing City Charter, that VI. Shall Article XI, Section 11.17 of the existing City Charter, that VI. Shall Article XI, Section 11.17 of the existing City Charter, that VI. Shall Article XI, Section 11.17 of the existing City Charter, that relates to the issuance of new debt by the City be amended by relates to the issuance of new debt by the City be amended by relates to the issuance of new debt by the City be amended by relates to the issuance of new debt by the City be amended by deleting the last sentence “A favorable majority of all votes cast deleting the last sentence “A favorable majority of all votes cast deleting the last sentence “A favorable majority of all votes cast deleting the last sentence “A favorable majority of all votes cast at the City election is required for approval.” and inserting as the at the City election is required for approval.” and inserting as the at the City election is required for approval.” and inserting as the at the City election is required for approval.” and inserting as the last sentence “A favorable majority of the qualified voters voting last sentence “A favorable majority of the qualified voters voting last sentence “A favorable majority of the qualified voters voting last sentence “A favorable majority of the qualified voters voting on the proposed issuance of new debt is required for approval.”? on the proposed issuance of new debt is required for approval.”? on the proposed issuance of new debt is required for approval.”? on the proposed issuance of new debt is required for approval.”? VII. Shall Article XIV, Section 14.18 of the existing City Charter, VII. Shall Article XIV, Section 14.18 of the existing City Charter, VII. Shall Article XIV, Section 14.18 of the existing City Charter, VII. Shall Article XIV, Section 14.18 of the existing City Charter, that requires the reading of all reports made by the State of Texas that requires the reading of all reports made by the State of Texas that requires the reading of all reports made by the State of Texas that requires the reading of all reports made by the State of Texas concerning the City be deleted?concerning the City be deleted?concerning the City be deleted?concerning the City be deleted? The “Current Election(s)” tab on Walker County’s home page will continue to be updated as information is announced. Visit www.co.walker.tx.us www.co.walker.tx.us www.co.walker.tx.us www.co.walker.tx.us for all elections affecting Walker County’s registered voters. Sample ballots are available for review both on the site and at the Walker County Annex, located at 1301 Sam Houston Avenue Rm 114. The City of Huntsville Election information is available at the City’s Web site, www.huntsvilletx.govwww.huntsvilletx.govwww.huntsvilletx.govwww.huntsvilletx.gov. The City also has copies of sam- ple ballots available at their facilities, including City Hall, the Ser- vice Center, the Huntsville Police Department and others. Por favor visite www.huntsvilletx.govwww.huntsvilletx.govwww.huntsvilletx.govwww.huntsvilletx.gov, www.co.walker.tx.us, www.co.walker.tx.us, www.co.walker.tx.us, www.co.walker.tx.us, o llamenos a la oficina de la Secretaria de la Ciudad (936) 291- 5403 para su beloto de votar traducido en español, lo requisitos para votar y otra información sobre las elecciones. 1 1111111 ----5555 ----1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 E l e c t i o n I s s u e E l e c t i o n I s s u e E l e c t i o n I s s u eElection I s s u e November 5 Regular and Special Election informationNovember 5 Regular and Special Election informationNovember 5 Regular and Special Election informationNovember 5 Regular and Special Election information Dates to Remember:Dates to Remember:Dates to Remember:Dates to Remember: Last day to register to vote or make Last day to register to vote or make Last day to register to vote or make Last day to register to vote or make name/address changes:name/address changes:name/address changes:name/address changes: October 7October 7October 7October 7 Early voting begins: October 21Early voting begins: October 21Early voting begins: October 21Early voting begins: October 21 Early voting ends: November 1Early voting ends: November 1Early voting ends: November 1Early voting ends: November 1 Election Day: November 5 Election Day: November 5 Election Day: November 5 Election Day: November 5 ---- 7 a.m. 7 a.m. 7 a.m. 7 a.m. ---- 7 p.m.7 p.m.7 p.m.7 p.m. When is Election Day? (Cuando es el Dia de Eleccion?) Walker County will hold a Joint Election including the City of Huntsville on Tuesday, November 5, 2013 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.. (La Ciudad de Huntsville y el districto independiente escolar de Huntsville sostendran una eleccion unida el Mar- tes 5 de Noviembre del 2013 de 7 a.m. to 7 p.m..) Am I registered to vote? (Estoy registrado para votar?) In order to vote in this election, you must be a registered voter of the particular political subdivision. The last day to register to vote for the November 5 election is OCTOBER 7, 2013. If you are not sure if your voter registration is current you may call (936)436-4959 or visit: https://team1.sos.state.tx.us/voterws/viw/faces/Introduction.jsp. (Para poder votar en esta eleccion tiene que ser un votante registrado de la division politica particular. Si no es- ta seguro si su registracion para votar esta vigente puede llamar (936)436-4959 o visite nuestra pagina de web arriba.) Where do I go for early voting? (A donde voy para votar temprano?) There will be one Early Voting Polling Place for all entities: Walker County Annex, 1301 Sam Houston Avenue, Suite 101, Huntsville, Texas. (Habra solamente un lugar para votacion temprana para todas entetidades que sera localizada en el Walker County Annex.) Early Voting By Personal Appearance October 21 - November 1 8am—5pm October 22 and October 29 7am-7pm Votacion Temprana por Aspecto Personal Octubre 21 - Noviembre 1 8am—5pm Octubre 22 y Octubre 29 7am—7pm Where Do I Vote on Election Day? (Donde votare el dia de la eleccion?) On Election Day, voters will report to their precinct polling places as set out below: (En el Dia De Eleccion, votantes se reportaran a su lugar de votacion del recinto escrito abajo:) November 5, 2013 General Election informationNovember 5, 2013 General Election informationNovember 5, 2013 General Election informationNovember 5, 2013 General Election information NOVEMBER 5, 2013 REGULAR AND SPECIAL ELECTION POLLING PLACES Precinct (Recinto): Precinct (Recinto): Precinct (Recinto): Precinct (Recinto): Polling Place (Sitios de VotacionPolling Place (Sitios de VotacionPolling Place (Sitios de VotacionPolling Place (Sitios de Votacion 101, City Ward 3 101, City Ward 3 101, City Ward 3 101, City Ward 3 ---- ((((101, 101, 101, 101, Sala Sala Sala Sala 3)3)3)3) Walker County Annex – 1301 Sam Houston Ave. Ste. 101, Huntsville, TX 77340 102, City Ward 1 102, City Ward 1 102, City Ward 1 102, City Ward 1 ---- (102, Sala 1)(102, Sala 1)(102, Sala 1)(102, Sala 1) Walker County Annex – 1301 Sam Houston Ave. Ste. 101, Huntsville, TX 77340 103103103103 Cook Springs Baptist Church – 1936-A State Highway 75 North, Huntsville, TX 77320 104 104 104 104 Northside Baptist Church – 1207 FM 980, Huntsville, TX 77320 201, City Ward 2 201, City Ward 2 201, City Ward 2 201, City Ward 2 ---- (201, Sala 2)(201, Sala 2)(201, Sala 2)(201, Sala 2) Walker County Storm Shelter/Veterans Complex – 445 SH 75 North, Huntsville, TX 77320 203/204 203/204 203/204 203/204 Walker County Fairgrounds – 3925 State Highway 30 West, Huntsville, TX 77320 205205205205, City Ward 4 City Ward 4 City Ward 4 City Ward 4 ---- (205, Sala 4)(205, Sala 4)(205, Sala 4)(205, Sala 4) Elkins Lake Conference Center – 634 Cherry Hills Drive, Huntsville, TX 77340 206, City Ward 4 206, City Ward 4 206, City Ward 4 206, City Ward 4 ---- (206, Sala 4)(206, Sala 4)(206, Sala 4)(206, Sala 4) Huntsville Fire Station #1 – 1987 Veterans Memorial Pkwy, Huntsville, TX 77340 301, City Ward 3 301, City Ward 3 301, City Ward 3 301, City Ward 3 ---- (301, Sala 3)(301, Sala 3)(301, Sala 3)(301, Sala 3) Huntsville ISD Transportation Building – 95 Martin Luther King, Huntsville, TX 77320 302/303 302/303 302/303 302/303 Calvary Baptist Church – 1135 US Highway 190, Huntsville, TX77320 304/305 304/305 304/305 304/305 Riverside United Methodist Church – 2341 FM 980, Huntsville, TX 77320 401 , City Ward 2/4 401 , City Ward 2/4 401 , City Ward 2/4 401 , City Ward 2/4 ---- (401, Sala 2/4)(401, Sala 2/4)(401, Sala 2/4)(401, Sala 2/4) University Heights Baptist Church – 2400 Sycamore Avenue, Huntsville, TX 77340 402/403 402/403 402/403 402/403 Phelps First Methodist Church – 13 Dorrell Road off FM 2296 (at Watson Lake Road), Huntsville, TX 77340 404404404404 New Waverly First Baptist Church – 460 Fisher Street (at corner of Hardy), New Waverly, TX 77358 “How do I know which polling place to use?” For a map of the City and assistance locating the addresses above, visit www.huntsvillegis.com and select the Planning Map. The map provides both ward and precinct boundaries. Identificación con Foto se Requiere para Votantes TejanosIdentificación con Foto se Requiere para Votantes TejanosIdentificación con Foto se Requiere para Votantes TejanosIdentificación con Foto se Requiere para Votantes Tejanos Ahora tiene que proporcionar una de las siguientes formas de identificaciónAhora tiene que proporcionar una de las siguientes formas de identificaciónAhora tiene que proporcionar una de las siguientes formas de identificaciónAhora tiene que proporcionar una de las siguientes formas de identificación con foto cuando vota en persona:con foto cuando vota en persona:con foto cuando vota en persona:con foto cuando vota en persona: (1) Licencia de Conducir de Texas expedida por el Departamento de Seguridad Publica (DPS, según sus siglas en inglés) (2) Cédula de Identificación Electoral de Texas expedida por DPS (3) Tarjeta de Identificación Personal de Texas expedida por DPS (4) Licencia de Texas para Portar un Arma de Fuego Oculta expedida por DPS (5) Cédula de Identidad Militar de los Estados Unidos con fotografía de la persona (6) Certificado de Ciudadanía Estadounidense con fotografía de la persona o (7) Pasaporte de los Estados Unidos **Con la excepción del certificado de ciudadanía estadounidense, la identificación deberá estar vigente; si no la está, debe haberse vencido hace 60 días o menosen el momento de presentarla para calificar como votante en el sitio elec- toral.** El nombre del votante en la identificación presentada debe hacer juego o ser “considerablemente similar” al nombre en la lista oficial del certificado de votantes (lista de encuesta). Los votantes son animados a actualizar su registro de votante para reflejar los nombres en sus tarjetas de identidad Los votantes son animados a actualizar su registro de votante para reflejar los nombres en sus tarjetas de identidad Los votantes son animados a actualizar su registro de votante para reflejar los nombres en sus tarjetas de identidad Los votantes son animados a actualizar su registro de votante para reflejar los nombres en sus tarjetas de identidad antes de la fecha límite del 7 de Octubre.antes de la fecha límite del 7 de Octubre.antes de la fecha límite del 7 de Octubre.antes de la fecha límite del 7 de Octubre. The November 5 Regular and Special Election is fast approach- ing, and the deadline to register to vote or make any changes to name or address information is October 7. Walker County Election Officer, Diana McRae, reminds voters that photo identification will now be required for voting in person. In 2011, the Texas Legislature passed Senate Bill 14 (SB 14) creating a new requirement for voters to show photo identifica- tion when voting in person. While pending review within the judi- cial system, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its opinion in Shelby County v. Holder, which effectively ended all pending litiga- tion. As a result, voters are now required to present an approved form of photo identification in order to vote in all Texas elections. “In Walker County we are working to make sure our voters under- stand the new ID requirements and have all the information they need to cast their ballots," said McRae. A voter will be required to show one of the following forms of pho- to identification at the polling location before the voter will be permitted to cast a vote: · Texas driver license issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) · Texas Election Identification Certificate issued by DPS · Texas personal identification card issued by DPS · Texas concealed handgun license issued by DPS · United States military identification card containing the person’s photograph · United States citizenship certificate containing the person’s photograph · United States passport With the exception of the U.S. citizenship certificate, the identifi- cation must be current or have expired no more than 60 days Photo identification requirements, deadlinesPhoto identification requirements, deadlinesPhoto identification requirements, deadlinesPhoto identification requirements, deadlines before being presented at the polling place. This photo ID requirement is for voters casting a ballot in person, not by mail. Voters age 65 and older may vote by mail. However, you still may be required to show identification, even voting by mail, if the Secretary of State’s Office was unable to verify your driver’s license, personal identification, or last four digits of your Social Security at the time of registration. “All registered voters in Walker County must have one of the seven forms of identification listed,” McRae said. “Alternative forms of photo identification, such as student IDs, out-of-state IDs or employee IDs, will not be accepted.” Matching requirementsMatching requirementsMatching requirementsMatching requirements Election officials are encouraging voters to update their voter registrations to reflect the names on their IDs. Voters may use IDs that do not exactly match the name on their IDs if the names are substantially similar but will have to sign an affidavit stating they are the same person. Voters may look up their registration at votetexas.gov and if their name is not an exact match they can update their voter registra- tion online at votetexas.gov or come by the Voter Registration Office in Room 114 at the County Annex Building located at 1301 Sam Houston Avenue. October 7 is the deadline to change or correct their name and/or address on their voter registration for the November 5 election. "By preparing now, voters can help make sure voting goes smoothly when it comes time for the election," said McRae. To check and update their registrations, voters can visit VoteTex- as.gov or call the Voter Registration Office at (936) 436-4959 for more information. For more information about photo ID requirements including exemptions, visit www.votetexas.gov. City of Huntsville Calendar noticesCity of Huntsville Calendar noticesCity of Huntsville Calendar noticesCity of Huntsville Calendar notices October 2013October 2013October 2013October 2013 1 - City Council Meeting at 5:00 p.m. 2 - Yard Waste Trimming Collection 9 - Heavy Trash & Large Yard Waste 15 - City Council Meeting at 6:00 p.m. 16 - Yard Waste Trimming Collection 17 - Planning & Zoning Commission - City Hall at 5:30 p.m. 21 - Early Voting for November 5 Election begins 23 - Heavy Trash & Large Yard Waste 30 - Yard Waste Trimming Collection November 2013November 2013November 2013November 2013 1 - Early Voting for November 5 Election ends 3 - City Council Meeting at 6:00 p.m. 5 - Regular and Special Election - 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 6 - Yard Waste Trimming Collection 7 - Planning & Zoning Commission - City Hall at 12 p.m. 12 - City Council Meeting at 6:00 p.m. 13 - Heavy Trash & Large Yard Waste 14 - City Council Meeting at 6:00 p.m. Election Canvass 19 - City Council Meeting at 6:00 p.m. 20 - Yard Waste Trimming Collection 21 - Planning & Zoning Commission - City Hall at 5:30 p.m. 27 - Heavy Trash & Large Yard Waste Submit requests for Heavy Trash pickSubmit requests for Heavy Trash pickSubmit requests for Heavy Trash pickSubmit requests for Heavy Trash pick----up before noon on Monday, the week of the pickup before noon on Monday, the week of the pickup before noon on Monday, the week of the pickup before noon on Monday, the week of the pick----up at up at up at up at (936) 294(936) 294(936) 294(936) 294----5796.5796.5796.5796. Visit us online at www.huntsvilletx.gov to sign up for the new Visit us online at www.huntsvilletx.gov to sign up for the new Visit us online at www.huntsvilletx.gov to sign up for the new Visit us online at www.huntsvilletx.gov to sign up for the new bibibibi----monthly emonthly emonthly emonthly e----newsletter, “This Week in Huntsville”!newsletter, “This Week in Huntsville”!newsletter, “This Week in Huntsville”!newsletter, “This Week in Huntsville”! Redistricting results in voting precinct changesRedistricting results in voting precinct changesRedistricting results in voting precinct changesRedistricting results in voting precinct changes Updated voter registration certificate, notice provided by County Voter registrar Following the completion of redistricting by the City of Huntsville and Walker County, local residents affected by the process may now be in another election precinct. Due to these changes, the Walker County Voter Registration office sent out notifica- tions in August with new voter registration certificates, encouraging residents to visit the current election tab on the County’s Web site - www.co.walker.tx.us - to verify their poll place for the November 5 elec- tion along with other important election information. “An official notification was mailed to all affected voters,” said Diana McRae, Coun- ty Election Officer. “However, if you did not receive notification and believe you may be affected by redistricting, please contact the Voter Registration Office at (936) 436- 4959 to confirm your precinct and poll place.” As a result of redistricting, the First Pres- byterian Church at 1801 19th Street will no longer be a poll place. It is now located in precinct 102, along with many resi- dents who live in that general area. “Please refer to your new voter registra- tion certificate to confirm your precinct,” McRae advised. “If you live in precinct 102, you will be voting at the Walker County Annex at 1301 Sam Houston Ave- nue. “Precinct 201 now has a new poll place located at the Walker County Storm Shel- ter/Veteran’s Complex, located at 455 State Highway 75 North.” McRae said there were other areas of the City that were affected by the redis- tricting. “Please refer to your new voter registra- tion card to confirm your new voting pre- cinct or call the Voter Registration Office to confirm,” she said. Election information is also available on the City of Huntsville Web site, www.huntsvilletx.gov. Information Information Information Information from the from the from the from the Walker County Walker County Walker County Walker County Elections Elections Elections Elections Department:Department:Department:Department: Ballot by mail is also available to those that qualify. If a voter will be over 65 years of age or older on Elec- tion Day, has a disability, or will be outside the county during early voting hours and on Election Day, the voter can apply to vote by mail. Simply submit a completed and signed Appli- cation for a Ballot by Mail to the ad- dress above. Call our office for more information at (936) 436-4959. Curbside Voting service is available to any voter who has difficulty walk- ing or standing for long periods. If you have an assistant with you, when you arrive at poll place whether you’re voting early or on Election Day, have them notify the election official at that time. The election official will then bring your ballot to your car out- side the polling location. If you do not have an assistant, please pull up in one of the designated “curbside” parking spots which will automatical- ly notify the election clerk that you want to vote curbside. In Walker County, there are several entities having a joint election and due to the makeup of the voting box- es across the county, voters qualify to vote one of the twenty-four (24) dif- ferent ballot styles based on their registration. Select ballots are dou- ble sided - voters are encouraged to check both sides of their ballots. If applicable, your ballot may also in- clude the Huntsville Independent School District and/or the City of Huntsville. Or if applicable, your bal- lot may include the New Waverly In- dependent School District and/or the City of New Waverly. We ask for your patience at the polls and encourage you to pick up a sample ballot at the Walker County Annex, Elections De- partment Rm 114. The sample ballot provides the order the contests and candidates will appear on the ballot for every political subdivision on the Walker County Joint Election. These ballots are posted on the county web- site at www.co.walker.tx.us. On the homepage, just click on the “Current Election(s)” tab on the left for more information or call our office at (936) 436-4959. Please note the Please note the Please note the Please note the irregular Council irregular Council irregular Council irregular Council meeting schedule for meeting schedule for meeting schedule for meeting schedule for November 2013. November 2013. November 2013. November 2013. Regular meetings are Regular meetings are Regular meetings are Regular meetings are scheduled for scheduled for scheduled for scheduled for November 12 and 19, November 12 and 19, November 12 and 19, November 12 and 19, with a special session with a special session with a special session with a special session to canvass the to canvass the to canvass the to canvass the November 5 Regular November 5 Regular November 5 Regular November 5 Regular and Special Election and Special Election and Special Election and Special Election on November 14.on November 14.on November 14.on November 14. Visit the City’s Web Visit the City’s Web Visit the City’s Web Visit the City’s Web site for agenda and site for agenda and site for agenda and site for agenda and scheduling scheduling scheduling scheduling information.information.information.information.