06-1654 Seminole County Charter Amendments

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Section 2. Proposed Amendments to the Seminole County Home Rule Charter. The City Commission of Casselberry hereby proposes the following amendments to Article I, Section 1.4 and Article IV, Section 4.2 of the Seminole County Home Rule Charter (underlined text is an addition to the existing text of the Seminole County Charter; strike6lit text is a deletion from the existing text of the Seminole County Charter, while asterisks (* * *) indicate a deletion from this Resolution of text existing in the Seminole County Charter. It is intended that the text in the Seminole County Charter denoted by the asterisks and set forth in this Resolution shall remain unchanged): (A) ARTICLE I. CREATION, POWERS AND ORDINANCES OF HOME RULE CHARTER GOVERNMENT. *** Section 1.4. Relation to Municipal Ordinances. A. Except as otherwise provided by this Charter, municipal ordinances shall prevail over County ordinances to the extent of any conflict. B. No existing or future county charter provision, shall be effective within or applicable to anv municipality of the county. unless the charter provision is approved by a majority vote of the electors within the county in accordance with Section 4.2 of this Charter and is also approved bv the municipality's governing board or bv a maioritv vote ofthe electors within the municipality in a binding referendum called bv the municipalitv. C. No existing or future countv ordinance or land development regulation shall be effective within or applicable to anv municipalitv of the countv, unless the ordinance or land development regulation is approved bv a maiority vote of the Board of Countv Commissioners or citizen initiative in accordance with section 2.2 (H) of this charter and is also approved by the municipality's governing board or bv a majority vote of the electors within the municipality in a binding referendum called bv the municipality. D. Notwithstanding the foregoing, county charter provisions and ordinances specificallv related to the operation. maintenance, and financing of anv countv owned public facilities and improvements located within a municipality and administrative, or judicial functions of Countv government. including but not limited to, County budget. debt obligations, and the levy and collection oftaxes. as well as specific enumerated subjects exclusivelv reserved to the Countv's jurisdiction by state or federal law, shall not require the approval of the municipality's governing board or a majoritv vote of the electors within the municipality in a binding referendum called bv the municipalitv in order to be effective within or applicable to a municipalitv. Resolution 06-1654 3