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July 5, 2022

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Alameda

Citizens

Task

Force,

P.O.

Box

6413,

Alameda,

CA

94501
ACT

Alameda

Citizens

Task

Force

Vigilance,

Truth,

Civility

___________________________________________________________________________________ June

29,

2022
Dear

City

Council

Members,
We

wish

to

comment

on

the

upcoming

City

Council

Agenda

item

7-

C

regarding

a

proposal

to

revise

the

salary

of

the

mayor

and

City

Councilmembers,

and

suggest

that

the

ballot

measure

include

clarifying

language

that

states

what

the

current

amount

would

be.

This

would

allow

transparency

for

voters

to

understand

the

fiscal

impact

of

the

measure.

Thank

you.

Item

7-C
Adoption

of

Resolution

Calling

for

the

Holding

of

a

Consolidated

Municipal

Election

in

the

City

of

Alameda

on

Tuesday,

November

8,

2022

Submitting

a

Proposed

Charter

Amendment

to

Revise

the

Salary

of

Mayor

and

City

Councilmembers,

Establishing

the

Policies

and

Procedures

for

Such

an

Election,

Requesting

that

the

County

of

Alameda

Conduct

Such

an

Election

and

Authorizing

City

Councilmembers

to

File

Written

Arguments

For

or

Against

the

Measure.

(City

Clerk

10022022)
Ballot

Measure

language:

Shall

the

measure

amending

the

City

Charter

to

revise

the

salaries

the

Mayor

and

Councilmembers

receive,

by

capping

the

salaries

at

an

amount

not

to

exceed

30%

of

the

salary

for

“All

Occupations,

U.S.

Bureau

of

Labor

Statistics,

Occupational

Employment

and

Wage

Statistics,

San

Francisco-
Oakland-Hayward

Area,”

be

adopted?

Suggestion:

Shall

the

measure

amending

the

City

Charter

to

revise

the

salaries

the

Mayor

and

Councilmembers

receive,

by

capping

the

salaries

at

an

amount

not

to

exceed

30%

of

the

salary

for

“All

Occupations,

U.S.

Bureau

of

Labor

Statistics,

Occupational

Employment

and

Wage

Statistics,

San

Francisco-
Oakland-Hayward

Area,”

currently

set

for

$25,977

be

adopted?

Sincerely,
Alameda

Citizens

Task

Force

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