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RESOLUTION NO. 2004-R-14
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
EDGEW A TER, FLORIDA, DECLARING THE RESULTS OF
THE GENERAL ELECTION HELD ON NOVEMBER 2, 2004
REGARDING THE LIMITED AD VALOREM REVENUE
BOND ELECTION AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PROJECTS AND PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS;
REPEALING ALL RESOLUTIONS IN CONFLICT
HEREWITH AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of Edgewater, Florida has made the following
determinations:
1. On November 2, 2004, a General Election was held regarding the Limited Ad
Valorem Revenue Bond and Capital Improvement Projects and proposed Charter Amendments.
2. All votes have been tabulated and confirmed.
3. It is necessary for the City Council to forward and declare the results of the election
regarding the City of Edgewater Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond and Capital Improvement
Projects and proposed Charter Amendments.
NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the City Council of the City of Edge water, Florida:
Section 1. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposition 1: Limited Ad
Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement Project - New City Hall described as
follows:
a) Proposition I: Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a
Capital Improvement Project - New City Hall
In order to finance the new City Hall, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $3,200,000, for
a term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and
bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not exceeding 7%, and (2)
levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of.41 mill on all taxable
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property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR
4087
AGAINST
5548
Section 2. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposition 2: Limited Ad
Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement Project - Renovation of the Existing City
Hall Site described as follows:
a) Proposition 2: Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a
Capital Improvement Project - Renovation of the Existing City
Hall Site
In order to finance the renovation of the existing City Hall site, shall the City
(1) issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not
exceeding $1 ,000,000, for a term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the
date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not
exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of
.12 mill on all taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of
such bond?
FOR
3461
AGAINST
6105
Section 3. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposition 3: Limited Ad
Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement Project - New Fire Station/Police and
Fire Administrative Building described as follows:
a) Proposition 3: Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a
Capital Improvement Project - New Fire Station/Police and Fire
Administrative Building
In order to finance a new Fire Station/Police and Fire Administrative
Building, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a
principal amount not exceeding $2,600,000, for a term of not longer than
thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average
net interest cost rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a
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maximum millage rate of .29 mill on all taxable property in the City to
provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR
4384
AGAINST
5260.
Section 4. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposition 4: Limited Ad
Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement Project - New Animal Adoption/Rescue
Facility described as follows:
a) Proposition 4: Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a
Capital Improvement Project - New Animal Adoption/Rescue
Facility
In order to finance a new Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility, shall the City (1)
issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding
$500,000, for a term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the date of
issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not exceeding
7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .06 mill on
all taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR
5570
AGAINST
4030
Section 5. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposition 5: Limited Ad
Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement Project - Renovation of Kennedy Park
described as follows:
a) Proposition 5: Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a
Capital Improvement Project - Renovation of Kennedy Park
In order to finance the renovation of Kennedy Park, shall the City (1) issue
a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding
$1,000,000, for a term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the date of
issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not exceeding
7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .12 mill on
all taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
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FOR
3338
AGAINST
6083
Section 6. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposed Charter Amendments-
Ballot Question 1 described as follows:
a) Ballot Question 1: Charter Amendment to Remove Term Limits
for All Council Members Effective December 1, 2005.
YES
2172
NO
7126
Section 7. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposed Charter Amendments
- Ballot Question 2 described as follows:
a) Ballot Question 2: Charter Amendment to Annually Rotate the
Vice Mayor with the Initial Vice Mayor Being from District 1
Beginning on December 1, 2005 after the Regular City Election.
YES
3640
NO
5283
Section 8. The results ofthe referendum question regarding Proposed Charter Amendments -
Ballot Question 3described as follows:
a) Ballot Question 3: Charter Amendment to Allow for Approval of
Debt by a Referendum of the Voters in a General or Special
Election.
YES
5530
NO
3386
Section 9. The results ofthe referendum question regarding Proposed Charter Amendments-
Ballot Question 4described as follows:
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a) Ballot Question 4: Charter Amendment to Allow the City Council
to Establish City Departments Which Shall Include One or More
Departments Relating to Public Safety Services.
YES
4621
NO
4475
Section 10. The results of the referendum question regarding Proposed Charter Amendments
- Ballot Question 5 described as follows:
a) Ballot Question 5: Charter Amendment to Limit the City
Employees Required to Reside within the City to: City Manager,
City Attorney, City Clerk, and All Department Heads in Charge
of Public Safety Services.
YES
5700
NO
3602
Section 11. These results ("Election Summary Report") are affixed hereto and incorporated
herein as Exhibit "A". These results do not include provisional ballots which are referred to in the
Provisions Ballot Accounting Form (Exhibit "B").
Section 12. All resolutions or parts of resolutions in conflict herewith be and same are
hereby repealed.
Section 13. This resolution shall take effect upon adoption.
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After Motionby Councilwoman Rhodes and Second by Councilman Brown
the vote on this resolution was as follows:
AYE NAY
Mayor Donald A. Schmidt x
Councilman James P. Brown x
Councilman Dennis A. Vincenzi x
Councilwoman Harriet E. Rhodes x
Councilwoman Judith Lichter x
PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED this 3rd day of November, 2005.
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ATTEST:
Susan Jt Wldsworth
City Clerk
For the use and reliance only by the City of
Edgewater, Florida. Approved as to form and
legality by: Paul E. Rosenthal, Esquire
City Attorney
Foley & Lardner, LLP
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CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA
By oa��
Donald A. Schmidt
Mayor
Rob a L. Ma sick
Legal Assistant/Paralegal
Approved by the City Council of the City of
Edgewater at a Special Meeting held on the
3rd day of November, 2004.
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CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD
STATE OF FLORIDA
County
We, the undersigned, Steven deLaroche , County Judge,
Deanie Lowe , Supervisor of Elections, and
Joie Alexander County Council Member,
constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for said County, do hereby
certify that we met on the 12th day of November, A.D., 2004, and
proceeded publicly to canvass the votes given for the City of Edgewater Bond
Election, Capital Improvement Projects, and Proposed Charter Amendments on the
2nd day of November, A.D., 2004 as shown by the returns on file in the office of
the Supervisor of Elections. We do hereby certify from said returns as follows:
Proposition 1:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond To Finance a
Capital Improvement Project - New City Hall
In order to finance the new City Hall, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in
a principal amount not exceeding $3,200,000, for a term of not longer than thirty (30) years from
the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest rate not exceeding 7%, and (2)
levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .41 mill on all taxable property in the City to
provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR City Hall Bond and ad
valorem tax of .41 mill.
4,104
votes
AGAINST City Hall Bond and ad
valorem tax of .41 mill.
5.563
votes
Proposition 2:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project - Renovation of the Existing City Hall Site
In order to finance the renovation of the existing City Hall site, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term of not longer
than thrity (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost
rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .12 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of .12 mill
3.474
votes
AGAINST City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of .12 mill.
6,124
votes
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Proposition 3:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement
Project - New Fire Station/Police and Fire Administrative Building
In order to finance a new Fire StationIPolice and Fire Administrative Building, shall the City (1)
issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $2,600,000, for a
term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an
average net interest cost rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum
millage rate of .29 mill on all taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such
bond?
FOR New Fire/Police Bond
and ad valorem tax of .29 mill.
4.401
votes
AGAINST New Fire/Police
Building Bond and ad valorem tax of .29 mill.
5,275
votes
Proposition 4:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project - New Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility
In order to finance a new Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $500,000, for a term of not longer than
thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate
not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .06 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of .06 mill.
5,590
votes
AGAINST New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of .06 mill.
4,043
votes
Proposition 5:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project - Renovation of Kennedy Park
In order to finance the renovation of Kennedy Park, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem
revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term of not longer than thirty
(30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not
exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .12 mill on all taxable
property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR Kennedy Park Bond and
ad valorem tax of .12 mill.
3.351
votes
AGAINST Kennedy Park
bond and ad valorem tax of .12 mill.
6,102
votes
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PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Ballot Question # 1
Charter Amendment to Remove Term Limits for All Council Members Effective December
1,2005.
Shall the above-described amendment be adopted?
YES
2.181
votes
NO
7.147
votes
Ballot Question # 2
Charter Amendment to Annually Rotate the Vice Mayor with the Initial Vice Mayor Being
from District 1 Beginning on December 1,2005 after the Regular City Election.
Shall the above-decribed amendment be adopted?
YES
3.657
votes
NO
5.296
votes
Ballot Question # 3
Charter Amendment to Allow for Approval of Debt by a Referendum of the Voters in a
General or Special Election.
Shall the above-described amendment be adopted?
YES
5.547
votes
NO
3.397
votes
Ballot Question # 4
Charter Amendment to Allow the City Council to Establish City Departments Which Shall
Include One or More Departments Relating to Public Safety Services.
Shall the above-described amendment be adopted?
YES
4.640
votes
NO
4.485
votes
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Ballot Queston # 5
Charter Amendment to Limit the City Employees Requried to Reside within City to: City
Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk, and All Department Heads in Charge of Public Safety
Services.
Shall the above-described amendment be adopted?
YES
5.723
votes
NO
3.610
votes
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Total ballots cast in the City of Edgewater was 10.061 for a 71.45 % turnout.
PROVISIONAL BALLOT ACCOUNTING FORM
ELECTION: November 2, 2004 City of Edgewater Election
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Exhibit 7b4
CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA
LIMITED AD VALOREM REL _:.UE BOND ELECTION AND CAPITAL Ill AMENT PROJECTS
• AND PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Proposition 1:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond
to Finance s Capital Improvement
Prolect - Now City Hall
In order to finance the new City Hall,
shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal
amount not exceeding $3,200,000, for
a term of not longer than thirty (30)
years from the date of issuance and
bearing Interest at an average net
interest cost rate not exceeding 7%,
and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a
maximum millage rate of.41 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide
for the repayment of such bond?
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:
Indicate by completely filling In the
oval opposite'FOR CITY HALL BOND
AND AD VALOREM TAX OF .41
MILL" if you are in favor of financing a
new City Hall by Issuing a limited ad
valorem revenue bond and levying an
ad valorem tax at a maximum millage
rate of .41 mill to provide for the
repayment of such bond.
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite'AGAINST CITY HALL
BOND AND AD VALOREM TAX OF
.41 MILL' it you are not in favor of
financing a new City Hall by issuing a
limited ad valorem revenue bond and
levying an ad valorem tax at a
maximum millage rate of .41 mill to
provide for the repayment of such
bond.
p FOR City Hall Bond and ad
valorem tax of .41 mill.
p AGAINST City Hall Bond and ad
valorem tax of .41 mill.
Proposition 2:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond
to Finance a Capital Imorovement
Prolect- Renovation of the Existing
CRY Hall Site
In order to finance the renovation of
the existing City Hall site, shall the
City (1) issue a limited ad valorem
revenue bond in a principal amount
not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term
of not longer than thirty (30) years
from the date of issuance and bearing
interest at an average net interest cost
rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy
ad valorem taxes at a maximum
millage rate of .12 mill on all taxable
property in the City to provide for the
repayment of such bond?
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite'FOR CITY HALL
RENOVATION BOND AND AD
VALOREM TAX OF .12 MILL' if you
are in favor of financing the renovation
of the existing City Hall by issuing a
limited ad valorem revenue bond and
levying an ad valorem tax at a
maximum millage rate of.12 mill to
provide for the repayment of such
bond.
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite "AGAINST CITY HALL
RENOVATION BOND AND AD
VALOREM TAX OF .12 MILL" if you
are not in favor of financing the
renovation of the existing City Hall by
issuing a limited ad valorem revenue
bond and levying an ad valorem tax at
a maximum millage rate of .12 mill to
provide for the repayment of such
bond.
p FOR City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of .12
mill.
p AGAINST City Hall Renovation
Bond and levy of ad valorem tax of
.12 mill.
Proposition 3:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue
Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Prolact - New Elm
Station/Pollce and Fire
Administrative Buildina
In order to finance a new Fire
Station/Police and Fire
Administrative Building, shall the
City (1) issue a limited ad valorem
revenue bond in a principal
amount not exceeding $2,600,000,
for a term of not longer than thirty
(30) years from the date of
Issuance and bearing interest at
an average net interest coat rate
not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad
valorem taxes at a maximum
millage rate of .29 mill on all
taxable property in the City to
provide for the repayment of such
bond?
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite'FOR NEW
FIRE/POLICE BUILDING BOND
AND AD VALOREM TAX OF .29
MILL" if you are in favor of
financing a new Fire Station/Police
and Fire Administrative Building by
Issuing a limited ad valorem
revenue bond and levying an ad
valorem tax at a maximum millage
rate of .29 mill to provide for the
repayment of such bond.
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite'AGAINST NEW
FIRE/POLICE BUILDING BOND
AND AD VALOREM TAX OF .29
MILL"'d you are not in favor of
financing a new Fire Station/Polico
and Fire Administrative Building by
Issuing a limited ad valorem
revenue bond and levying an ad
valorem tax at a maximum millege
rate of .29 mill to provide for the
repayment of such bond.
O FOR New Fire/Police Building
Bond and ad valorem tax of
.29 mill.
p AGAINST New Fire/Police
Building Bond and ad valorem
tax of .29 mill.
CITY OF EDGEWATER, FLORIDA
LIMITED AD VALOREk, VUE BOND ELECTION AND CAPITAL-�. ,'F 'EMENT PROJECTS
Ana PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond
to Finance a Capital improvement
Protect -New Animal
Adootion/Rescue Facility
In order to finance a new Animal
Adoption/Rescue Facility, shall the
City (i) Issue a limited ad valorem
revenue bond in a principal amount
not exceeding $500,000, for a term of
not longer than thirty (30) years from
the date of issuance and bearing
interest at an average net interest cost
rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy
ad valorem taxes at a maximum
millage rate of .06 mill on all taxable
property in the City to provide for the
repayment or such bond?
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposhe "FOR NEW ANIMAL
FACILITY BOND AND AD VALOREM
TAX OF .06 MILL' if you are in favor of
financing a new Animal Adoption/
Rescue Facility by issuing a limited ad
valorem revenue bond and levying an
ad valorem tax at a maximum millage
rate of .06 mill to provide for the
repayment of such bond.
Indicate by completelyfilling in the
oval opposite "AGAINST NEW
ANIMAL FACILITY BOND AND AD
VALOREM TAX OF .06 MILL' if you
are not in favor of financing a new
Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility by
issuing a limited ad valorem revenue
bond and levying an ad valorem tax at
a maximum millage rate of .06 mill to
provide for the repayment of such
bond.
O FOR New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of .06 mill.
O AGAINST NewAnlmal Facility
Bond and ad valorem tax of .06
mill.
Improvement Protect -
Renovatlon of Kennedy Park
In order to finance the renovation
of Kennedy Park, shall the City (1)
issue a limited ad valorem revenue
bond in a principal amount not
exceeding $1,000,000, for a term
of not longer then thirty (30) years
from the date of issuance and
bearing interest at an average net
Interest cost rate not exceeding
7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes
at a maximum millage rate of .12
mill on all taxable property in the
City to provide for the repayment
of such bond?
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS:
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite "FOR KENNEDY
PARK BOND AND AD VALOREM
TAX OF A2 MILL" if you are in
favor of financing the renovation of
Kennedy Perk by issuing a limited
ad valorem revenue bond and
levying an ad valorem tax at a
maximum millage rate of .12 mill to
provide for the repayment of such
Indicate by completely filling in the
oval opposite 'AGAINST
KENNEDY PARK BOND AND AD
VALOREM TAX OF .12 MILL"if
you are not in favor of financing
the renovation of Kennedy Park by
Issuing a limited ad valorem
revenue bond and levying an ad
valorem tax at a maximum millage
rate of .12 mill to provide for the
repayment of such bond.
O FOR Kennedy Park Bond and
ad valorem tax of .12 mill.
O AGAINST Kennedy Park
Bond and ad valorem tax of
.12 mill.
PROPOSED CHARTER
AMENDMENTS
Ballot Question # 1
CharterAmendmentto Remove
Term Limits for All Council
Members Effective December 1,
2005.
Shall the above -described amendment
be adopted?
O YES
O NO
Ballot Question # 2
Charter Amendment to Annually
Rotate the Vice Mayor with the
Initial Vice Mayor Being from
District 1 Beginning on December 1,
2005 after the Regular City Election.
Shall the above -described amendment
be adopted?
O YES
O NO
Ballot Question # 3
ChaderAmendment to Allow for
Approval of Debt by a Referendum
of the Voters in a General or Special
Election.
Shall the above -described amendment
be adopted?
O YES
O NO
Ballot Question # 4
Charter Amendment to Allow the
City Council to Establish City
Departments Which Shall Include
One or More Departments Relating
to Public Safety Services.
Shall the above -described amendment
be adopted?
O YES
O NO
Ballot Question # 5
Charter Amendment to Limit the
City Employees Required to Reside
within City to: City Manager, City
Attorney, City Clerk, and All
Department Heads In Charge of
Public Safety Services.
Shall the above -described amendment
be adopted?
O YES
0 NO
Election Summary Report Date: 11/03/04
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Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races
Registered voters 14079 - Cards Cast 10009 Non. Report Precinct 8 - Noun. Reporting 8
Proposition 1
Proposition 5
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Number ofPtecincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Toes Courted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9635
Total Votes
9421
Times Blank Voted
374
Times Blank Voted
585
Times Over Voted
0
Times Over Voted
3
Number Of Under Votes
0
Number Of Under Votes
0
FOR
4087
42.42%
FOR
3338
35.43%
AGAINST
5548
57.58%
AGAINST
6083
64.57%
Propositio 2
Ballot Question I
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
a
Number of Precincts
8
Prec;acts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.095/6
Times Connoted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9566
Total Votes
9298
Times Blank Voted
441
Times Blank Voted
709
Times Over Voted
2
Times Over Voted
2
Number Of Under Votes
0
Number Of Under Votes
0
FOR
3461
36.18A
YES
2172
23.36%
AGAINST
6105
63.82%
NO
7126
76.64%
Proposition 3
Ballot Question 2
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Cootcd
10009/14079
71.09%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9644
Total Votes
8923
Times Blank Voted
363
Times Blank Voted
1085
Times Over Voted
2
Times Over Voted
1
Number Of Under Votes
0
Number Of Under Votes
0
FOR
4384
55.46A
YES
3640
40.79sh
AGAINST
5260
54.54%0
NO
5283
59.21%
Proposition 4
Ballot Question 3
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9600
Total Votes
8916
Times Blank Voted
407
Times Blank Voted
1092
Times Over Voted
2
Times Over Voted
1
Number Of Under Votes
0
Number Of Under Votes
0
FOR 5570 58.02%
YES 5530
62.02%
AGAINST
4030
41.98%
NO
3386
37.980%
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Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races
Registered voters 14079 - Cards Cast 10009 Num, Report Precinct 8 - Num. Reporting 8
Ballot Question 4
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9096
Times Blank Voted
910
Tines Over Voted
3
Number Of Under Votes
0
YES
4621
50.80°h
NO
4475
4920%
Ballot Question 5
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9302
Times Blank Voted
704
Times Over Voted
3
Number Of Under Votes
0
YES
5700
61.28%
NO
3602
38.72%
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Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races
Registered voters 14079 - Cards Cast 10009 Nu n. Report Precinct 8 - Nunn. Reporting 8
Proposition 1
Proposition 5
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Nmnber of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Covered
10009/14079
71.09%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9635
Total Votes
9421
Times Blank Voted
374
Times Blank Voted
585
Times Over Voted
0
Times Over Voted
3
Number Of Under Votes
0
Number Of Under Votes
0
FOR
4087
42.429/6
FOR
3338
35.43%
AGAINST
5548
57.58%
AGAINST
6083
64.57%
Preposition 2
Ballot Question 1
Total
Total
Nimmber of Precincts
8
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00^h
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9566
Total Votes
9298
Thocs Blank Voted
441
Times Blank Voted
709
Tires Over Voted
2
Times Over Voted
2
Number Of Under Votes
0
Nunber Of Under Votes
0
FOR
3461
36.18%
YES
2172
23.36%
AGAINST
6105
63.829A
NO
7126
76.64%
Proposition 3
Ballot Question 2
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Repotting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.000/0
Times Counted
ID009/14079
71.09%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9644
Total Votes
8923
Times Blank Voted
363
Times Blank Voted
1085
Times Over Voted
2
Times Over Voted
1
Number Of Under Votes
0
Nunmber Of Under Votes
0
FOR
4384
45.46%
YES
3640
40.79%
AGAINST
5260
54.54%
NO
5283.
59.21 %
Proposition 4
Ballot Question 3
Total
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Precincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.094b
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.0954.
Total Votes
9600
Total Votes
8916
Times Blank Voted
407
Timm Blank Voted
1092
Times Over Voted
2
Times Over Voted
1
Number Of Under Votes
0
Number Of Under Votes
0
FOR
5570
88.02%
YES
5530
62.02%
AGAINST
4030
41.98%
NO
3386
37.98%
Election Summary Report Date:11/03104
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Summary For Jurisdiction Wide, All Counters, All Races
Registered voters; 14079 - Cards Cast 10009 Num. Report Precinct 8 - Num. Reporting 8
Ballot Question 4
Total
Nuartber of Precincts
8
Pnecincts Reporting
8
100.00%
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.0916
Total Votes
9096
Times Blank Voted
910
Times Over Voted
3
Number Of Under Votes
0
YES
4621
50.80%
NO
4475
49.20%
Ballot Question 5
Total
Number of Precincts
8
Precincts Reporting
8
100.000yo
Times Counted
10009/14079
71.09%
Total Votes
9302
Times Blank Voted
704
Times Over Voted
3
Number Of Under Votes
0
YES
5700
6128%
NO
3602
38.721%
Statement of Votes Cast Date:
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Proposition 1
IT
VO" Caste 1 aaout Vo" C aatc Voles Vo d Vkd Ueda
1987
]58
J8.15%
198]
88
729
29
0
0
363
49.M.
366
2480
954
38.4]%
2480
954
931
23
0
0
365
39 21%
566
2263
1021
45.12%
2263
1021
1002
19
0
0
380
329246
622
1621
760
46.88%
1621
]60
729
31
0
0
262
35 94%
46]
IO]5
454
42.23%
10]5
454
437
17
0
0
188
43.02%
249
1114
442
39.68%
1114
442
437
5
0
0
182
4165%
255
13M
559
42.16%
1326
559
538
21
0
0
2W
38.48%
331
2213
1131
51.11
2213
1131
1095
36
0
0
572
52.24%
523
14P19
1612
11A5°
14079
1612
1551
61
0
0
618
39.85%
933
1M79
0
0.00%
1M79
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14079
0
0.005
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14079
]
0.05
140]9
]
]
0
0
0
2
28,M
5
2311
16.41
14 9
2311
21]9
132
0
0
948
43.51%
1231
i40]9
4079
10009
71,W
14019
IM9
%35
374
0
0
4087
42.42%
5548
Statement of Votes Cast Date: No7 o4l
Time14:19:35
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SOW For Jurisdiction Wide- All Counters. All Races
cou��a vorc V.a iva U� v
1187
158
923
35
0
0
311
4302%
412
"1
954
930
24
0
0
301
32.31E
629
2263
1021
991
24
0
0
312
3129%
as
1621
1W
726
34
0
0
242
3333%
484
1075
454
437
11
0
0
74
AM
1114
442
433
9
0
0
U3
39.95%
29
1326
559
111
23
0
0
179
33.40E
357
1113
1131
1083
48
0
0
387
3523%
696
14079
1612
1541
69
2
0
543
35.24%
998
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14019
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14099
1
1
0
0
0
3
42.86%
4
14079
2311
2153
159
0
0
836
38.83%
1311
14079
Io009
9566
"1
2
0
3461
36.18%
6105
Statement of Votes Cast Date:I v
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Coveted Vot�els VOA VOW UUu a
1987
758
926
32
0
0
369
50.83%
357
2480
954
935
18
1
0
325
40.11 %
560
2263
1021
1003
17
1
0
410
40.88%
593
1621
960
732
28
0
0
303
41.M.
429
1073
454
436
IS
0
0
186
42.66%
250
1114
442
437
5
0
0
206
47.14%
231
13M
559
538
21
0
0
210
39.03%
328
2213
1131
Im
39
0
0
494
4341%
618
IM79
1612
1557
55
0
0
778
49.M.
779
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14029
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14099
7
7
0
0
0
4
57.14%
3
14019
2311
2181
130
0
0
1069
49.01%
1112
14079
10009
9644
363
2
0
43M
45.46%
52W
Statement of Votes Cast Date: 11/03/04
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SOVC For Jurisdiction Wide. All Counters. All Races
VoWre I'T=-.IV.. (Bored pow pq� (FOR (AGAINST
1989
718
724
34
0
0
433
59.81 %
291 40
241
954
929
23
2
0
539
5Y.91%
391 42
2263
1021
1000
21
0
0
526
57.6011A
424 42
1621
960
733
27
0
0
433
59.09%
300 40
1075
454
429
25
0
0
235
5478%
1% 45
1114
42
434
8
0
0
245
56.45%
189 43
1326
559
539
22
0
0
295
5493%
242 45
2213
1 13 1
1087
44
0
0
592
54.46-4
495 45
14019
1612
155/
55
0
0
994
5T42%
663 42
1079
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
IQ79
'/
]
0
0
0
3
42.86%
4 51
14 9
2311
2to
148
0
0
1326
61.30%
837 38
14079
1DD09
9600
401
2
0
5590
58.02%
40M 41
Statement of Votes Cast
Date: 11/03/04
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Pru'siliun 5
RVeo� Tintes
Cmmted
Vottees
BlaankC
(AGAINST
Under
1987
758
]I4
49
0
0
3125
44.12%
399
2480
954
915
39
0
0
322
35.19%
593
2263
1021
985
36
0
0
325
32.99°/I
660
1621
760
716
42
2
0
234
32.68%
482
1075
454
424
30
0
0
154
3632%
270
1114
442
431
11
0
0
179
41.53%
252
13M
559
528
31
0
0
167
11.63%
361
22U
1131
1061
70
0
0
345
3252%
]16
14019
1612
15M
85
1
0
515
3375%
1011
140]9
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
140]9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14079
]
]
0
0
0
0
o.00%
]
140]9
2311
2114
NI
0
0
]82
36.99%
1332
14079
I0009
9421
585
3
0
3339
3543%
6083
Statement of Votes Cast oate:11/03,
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Reg. Times Told Times Times Numbs YES NO
Voters Coveted Vot 61aok Over Or
Voled Voted under
vole:
1987
88
707
51
0
0
174
24.61 %
533
24N
954
915
39
0
0
200
21.86%
715
2263
1021
964
59
0
0
229
23.76%
735
1621
160
703
37
0
0
148
21.05%
555
1025
454
420
34
0
0
102
24.29%
318
1114
442
422
20
0
0
111
2630%
311
1326
559
506
53
0
0
1U8
21.34°/
398
2213
1131
1058
23
0
0
245
23.16%
813
14099
1612
1514
96
2
0
313
20.69%
1201
14029
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1Q79
J
]
0
0
0
1
14.29%
6
14079
2311
2082
229
0
0
541
25.98%
1541
1979
10009
92%
909
2
0
2192
2336%
7126
Statement of Votes Cast Date:I I/
11-02-04 City of Edgewater Election Time:
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Tunes Totu1 Th. o.e, tloda (Voted
conmea Vmee or
Voted
1987
158
a'
78
0
0
281
41.32 %
199
24.
154
888
66
0
0
364
40.M
524
2263
1021
928
93
0
0
350
3]J2%
578
1621
160
684
76
0
0
238
34.80%
446
1075
454
404
50
0
0
166
41.09%
238
1114
442
408
34
0
0
151
1Z01%
251
1326
559
11
63
0
0
1"
19.51%
305
2213
1131
1034
97
0
0
422
40.81%
612
14 9
1612
14M
191
1
0
598
42.11%
822
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14019
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14 9
I
]
0
0
0
4
57.14%
3
14019
2311
1974
337
0
0
88
49.33%
1099
IM79
10009
8923
1085
1
0
3640
40.M
5283
Statement of Votes Cast Date:11/03,
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B91M Q.U..3
1987
758
me
78
0
0
426
62.65%
254
2480
954
883
71
0
0
521
59WA
362
2263
1021
924
97
0
0
539
58.12%
389
1621
760
679
81
0
0
394
58.03%
285
1075
454
403
51
0
0
235
58.31%
10
1114
442
412
30
0
0
243
5899%
169
1326
559
491
68
0
0
293
5Z64%
208
2213
1131
1016
115
0
0
654
64.39%
362
14099
1612
1455
156
1
0
987
6.84%
469
1409
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
MW9
9
6
1
0
0
3
5000%
3
14079
2311
1%7
344
0
0
1247
63.40%
720
14 9
10009
8916
1092
1
0
5530
6202%
33M
Statement of Votes Cast Date:11/031
11-02-04 Cityof Edgewater Election Time:14:19,
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1982
258
693
65
0
0
398
54.55%
315
2480
954
900
54
0
0
436
48.44%
4"
2263
1021
939
82
0
0
446
4Z50°/
493
1 62 1
960
689
23
0
0
124
42.16%
363
1025
454
415
38
1
0
206
49.64%
29
1114
442
416
26
0
0
196
42.12%
220
1326
559
502
52
0
0
250
49.80%
252
2213
1131
1038
93
0
0
504
4&55%
534
14029
1612
106
124
2
0
710
51.82%
716
14079
a
0
a
0
0
0
-
0
14 9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
140]9
Y
1
0
0
0
4
52.14%
3
14079
2311
2013
299
0
0
1107
54 99°/
906
14029
10009
909fi
910
3
0
4621
50.80%
4425
Statement of Votes Cast oate91/03,
11-02-04 Cityof Edgewater Election Time:14:19
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1989
758
705
53
0
0
430
W."%
275
2480
954
906
46
2
0
550
W.91%
356
2263
MI
%7
54
0
0
563
59.22%
404
1621
760
697
63
0
0
407
59.3 %
2%
1075
454
423
31
0
0
257
W.76%
166
1114
442
426
16
0
0
236
55.40%
IN
1326
559
513
46
0
0
309
W.23%
204
=3
1131
1055
76
0
0
634
W.09%
421
14079
1612
1526
85
1
0
991
64.94%
535
14079
0
0
0
0
0
0
-
0
14099
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
14079
9
2
0
0
0
4
59.14%
3
1W99
2311
207
234
0
0
1319
63.51%
758
14079
10009
9302
704
3
0
5200
61.28%a
3602
Nov 05 04 01:21p Values is County Election. 386 022 5715
** Unofficial **
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD
STATE OF FLORIDA
County
We, the undersigned, _Steven deLaroche , County Judge,
Deanie Lowe Supervisor of Elections, and
Joie Alexander County Council Member,
constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for said County, do hereby
certify that we met on the day of November, A.D., 2004, and
proceeded publicly to canvass the votes given for the City of Edgewater Bond
Election, Capital Improvement Projects, and Proposed Charter Amendments on the
2nd day of November, A.D., 2004 as shown by the returns on file in the office of
the Supervisor of Elections. We do hereby certify from said returns m follows:
Proposition 1
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond To Finance a
Capital Improvement Project —New City Hall
In order to finance the new City Hall, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in
a principal amount not exceeding $3,200,000, for a term of not longer than thirty (30) years from
the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest rate not exceeding 7%, and (2)
levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .41 mill on all taxable property in the City to
provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR City Hall Bond and ad
valorem tax of Al mill. 4087 votes
AGAINST City Hall Bond and ad 5548
valorem tax of .41 mill.
Proposition 2:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project — Renovation of the Existing City Hall Site
In order to fiance the renovation of the existing City Hall site, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem rovcnuc bond in a principal amount not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term of not longer
than thiity (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost
rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .12 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of.12 mill 3461 votes
AGAINST City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of.12 mill. 6105 votes
Mov 05 04 01:21p Volusia County Elact ions 366 822 5715 p-2
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Proposition 3•
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement
Project — New Fire Station/Police and Fire Administrative Building
In order to £mane a new Fire Station/Police and Fir, Administrative Building, shall the City (1)
issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $2,600,000, for a
term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an
average net interest cost rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum
millago rate of .29 mill on all taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such
bond?
FOR New Fire/Police Bond 4384
and ad valorem tax of .29 mill. votes
AGAINST New Fire/Police
Building Bond and ad valorem tax of.29 mill. 5260 _votes
Proposition 4•
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project— New Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility
In order to finance a new Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $500,000, for a term of not longer than
thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate
not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .06 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of .06 mill. 5570 votes
AGAINST New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of.06 mill. 4030 votes
Proposition 5:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project — Renovation of Kennedy Park
In order to finance the renovation of Kennedy Park, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem
revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term of not longer than thirty
(30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not
exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem Lazes at a maximum millage rate of. 12 mill on all taxable
property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR Kennedy Park Bond and
ad valorem Lax of.12 mill. 3338 votes
AGAINST Kennedy Park
bond and ad valorem tax of.12 mill. 6083 votes
Nov 05 04 01:21p Valusia Caunty Elections 386 822 5715 p.3
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PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Banat Question # I
Charter Amendment to Remove Term Limits for All Council Members p.Rective December
1, 2005.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 2172 votes
NO 7126 votes
Ballot Question # 2
Charter Amendment to Annually Rotate the Vice Mayor with the Initial Vice Mayor Being
from District 1 Beginning on December 1, 2005 after the Regular City Election.
Shall the above-decribed amendment be adopted?
YES 3640 votes
NO 5283 votes
Ballot Question # 3
Charter Amendment to Allow for Approval of Debt by a Referendum of the Voters in a
General or Special Election -
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 5530 votes
NO 3386 votes
Ballot Question # 4
Charter Amendment to Allow the City Council to Establish City Departments Which Shall
Include One or More Departments Relating to public Safety Services.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 4621 votes
NO 4475 votes
Nov OS 04 01:21p volusia county Eleoci ons 306 822 5715 p.4
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Ballot Queston # 5
Charter Amendment to Limit the City Employees Requried to Reside within City to: City
Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk. and Ali Department Heads in Charge of Public Safety
Services.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 5700 votes
NO 3602 votes
County Judge
Supervisor of Elections
Coffnty Council Member
Total ballots cast in the City of Edgewater was 10,009 fora 71.09 % turnout.
** Unofficial **
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD
STATE OF FLORIDA
County
We, the undersigned, _Steven deLaroche , County Judge,
Deanie Lowe Supervisor of Elections, and
Joie Alexander County Council Member,
constituting the Board of County Canvassers in and for said County, do hereby
certify that we met on the day of November, A.D., 2004, and
proceeded publicly to canvass the votes given for the City of Edgewater Bond
Election, Capital Improvement Projects, and Proposed Charter Amendments on the
2nd day of November, A.D., 2004 as shown by the returns on file in the office of
the Supervisor of Elections. We do hereby certify from said returns as follows:
Proposition 1:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond To Finance a
Capital Improvement Project— New City Hall
In order to finance the new City Hall, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in
a principal amount not exceeding $3,200,000, for a tern of not longer than thirty (30) years from
the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest rate not exceeding 7%, and (2)
levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .41 mill on all taxable property in the City to
provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR City Hall Bond and ad
valorem tax of .41 mill. 4087 votes
AGAINST City Hall Bond and ad 5548
valorem tax of .41 mill. votes
Proposition 2:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project — Renovation of the Existing City Hall Site
In order to finance the renovation of the existing City Hall site, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term of not longer
than thrity (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost
rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .12 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of. 12 mill 3461 votes
AGAINST City Hall Renovation Bond
and levy of ad valorem tax of. 12 mill. 6105 votes
** Unofficial **
Proposition 3•
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital Improvement
Project — New Fire Station/Police and Fire Administrative Building
In order to finance a new Fire Station/Police and Fire Administrative Building, shall the City (1)
issue a limited ad valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $2,600,000, for a
term of not longer than thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an
average net interest cost rate not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum
millage rate of .29 mill on all taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such
bond?
FOR New Fire/Police Bond 4384
and ad valorem tax of .29 mill. votes
AGAINST New Fire/Police
Building Bond and ad valorem tax of .29 mill. 5260 votes
Proposition 4•
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project — New Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility
In order to finance a new Animal Adoption/Rescue Facility, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad
valorem revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $500,000, for a term of not longer than
thirty (30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate
not exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .06 mill on all
taxable property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of.06 mill. 5570 votes
AGAINST New Animal Facility Bond
and ad valorem tax of .06 mill. 4030 votes
Proposition 5:
Limited Ad Valorem Revenue Bond to Finance a Capital
Improvement Project — Renovation of Kennedy Park
In order to finance the renovation of Kennedy Park, shall the City (1) issue a limited ad valorem
revenue bond in a principal amount not exceeding $1,000,000, for a term of not longer than thirty
(30) years from the date of issuance and bearing interest at an average net interest cost rate not
exceeding 7%, and (2) levy ad valorem taxes at a maximum millage rate of .12 mill on all taxable
property in the City to provide for the repayment of such bond?
FOR Kennedy Park Bond and
ad valorem tax of. 12 mill. 3338 votes
AGAINST Kennedy Park
bond and ad valorem tax of. 12 mill. 6083 votes
** Unofficial **
PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Ballot Question # 1
Charter Amendment to Remove Term Limits for All Council Members Effective December
1, 2005.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 2172 votes
NO 7126 votes
Ballot Question # 2
Charter Amendment to Annually Rotate the Vice Mayor with the Initial Vice Mayor Being
from District 1 Beginning on December 1, 2005 after the Regular City Election.
Shall the above-decribed amendment be adopted?
YES 3640 votes
NO 5283 votes
Ballot Question # 3
Charter Amendment to Allow for Approval of Debt by a Referendum of the Voters in a
General or Special Election.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 5530 votes
NO 3386 votes
Ballot Question # 4
Charter Amendment to Allow the City Council to Establish City Departments Which Shall
Include One or More Departments Relating to Public Safety Services.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 4621 votes
NO 4475 votes
** Unofficial **
Ballot Queston # 5
Charter Amendment to Limit the City Employees Requried to Reside within City to: City
Manager, City Attorney, City Clerk, and All Department Heads in Charge of Public Safety
Services.
Shall the above -described amendment be adopted?
YES 5700 votes
NO 3602 votes
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County Judge /
Supervisor of Elections
Total ballots cast in the City of Edgewater was 10,009 for a 71.09 % turnout.