During a city council work session Tuesday, council members agreed to have the proposed eight charter amendments combined into one ballot issue.
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The amendments include revising a section that allows council to vote for a new deputy mayor in the event the acting deputy mayor fills a vacancy of the mayor, to remove the 75-day expiration of emergency ordinances and to allow council the ability to make “non-substantive” changes to the charter in the future.
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Law director Scott Liberman said the non-substantive changes would be for issues like grammatical errors in the charter.
The city has until Aug. 9 to make the changes to the ballot.
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