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    Clallam County Charter Amendments

    Charter Amendment No. 1
    Instant Run-Off Voting

    The Clallam County Charter Review Commission has proposed amending the Clallam County Home Rule Charter concerning instant runoff or rank choice voting for candidates for elected County offices except judges and the Prosecuting Attorney.  This amendment would authorize the County Commissioners to adopt an ordinance that would allow for instant runoff or rank choice voting to be used in place of the current method of voting.  Should this proposal be:

    Charter Amendment No. 2
    Eminent Domain

    The Clallam County Charter Review Commission has proposed amending the Clallam
    County Home Rule Charter concerning eminent domain.  This amendment would require that private property taken by the County would only be for public use and not primarily or substantially for economic development purposes.  It would further require that any interest taken by the County be limited only to that which is necessary to accomplish the public use.  Should this proposal be:

    Charter Amendment No. 3
    Director of the County Department of Community Development

    The Clallam County Charter Review Commission has proposed amending the Clallam
    County Home Rule Charter concerning changing the manner of selecting a specific County officer.  This amendment would change the manner of selecting the Director of the County Department of Community Development from direct election by the voters to appointment
    by the County Commissioners.  Should this proposal be:

    Charter Amendment No. 4
    Independent Candidates

    The Clallam County Charter Review Commission has proposed amending the Clallam
    County Home Rule Charter concerning independent candidates.  This amendment would remove the existing provision regarding independent candidates from the Clallam County
     Home Rule Charter and thereby bring the Charter into compliance with existing state laws
    on partisan primaries.  Should this proposal be:

Approved  [ ]               Rejected [ ]

    Charter Amendment No. 5
    Frequency of Charter Review

    The Clallam County Charter Review Commission has proposed amending the Clallam County Home Rule Charter concerning the frequency with which the Clallam County Home Rule Charter is reviewed.  This amendment would require the County Commissioners to cause an election of a Charter Review Commission commencing with the state-wide general election in November 2014 and every eight (8) years thereafter.  Should this proposal be:

Approved  [ ]               Rejected [ ]

Proposition No. 1
Formation and Funding of a New
Metropolitan Park District

proposed by the City of Forks and the Board of Clallam County Commissioners

    The Clallam County Board of Commissioners through Resolution No. 59, 2007 and the Forks City Council through Resolution No. 357, 2007 have jointly proposed creating the Quillayute Valley Metropolitan Park District, which District would have boundaries identical to those of the existing Quillayute Valley Park and Recreation District.  If approved, this proposition would create a metropolitan park district with all the powers provided in chapter 35.61 RCW including, but not limited to, the authority to levy a general tax on all property located in the District each year not to exceed seventy-five cents per thousand dollars of assessed valuation. The District would be governed by a five-member board of commissioners to be elected at large.

    FOR the formation of a metropolitan park district to be governed by
    a five member board of commissioners to be elected at large.

    AGAINST the formation of a metropolitan park district.

    Quillayute Valley Metropolitan Park District
    Commissioner Position No. 1

                         Dan Leinan-NP

    Commissioner Position No. 2

                        Mike Breidenbach-NP

    Commissioner Position No. 3

                        Scott Seaman-NP

    CommissionerPosition No. 4

                        John Joseph Aldana-NP

    County Offices
    County Commissioner District No. 1

    Superior Court Judge
    Position No. 3

    Port of Port Angeles
    Port Commissioner - District No. 1

    Hospital District No. 1
     
    Commissioner District No. 1

        Daisy E. Anderson-NP

        Denise Graham-NP

    Hospital District No. 2
    Commissioner District No. 1 Pos. 1

        John E. Beitzel-NP

    Commissioner District No. 2 Pos. 2

        Jean C. Hordyk-NP

    City of Forks
    Council Position No. 1

        John W. Leppell-NP

    Council Position No. 4

        Bryon Monohon-NP

    City of Port Angeles
    Council Position No. 5

    Council Position No. 6

    Council Position No. 7

        Cherie Kidd-NP

        Grant Munro-NP

    City of Sequim
    Council Position No. 4

    Council Position No. 5

    Council Positon No. 6

    Council Position No. 7

    Port Angeles School Dist. No. 121
    Director Position No. 3

        Patti Happe-NP

    Director Position No. 4

        Lonnie Linn-NP

    Director Position No. 5

    Crescent School Dist. No. 313
    Director Position No. 3

        Darren P. Heaward-NP

    Director Position No. 4

        Susan Hopper-NP

    Director Position No. 5

        Tracey Grover-NP

    Sequim School Dist. No. 323
    Director District 1

    Director District 2

        Virginia OīNeil-NP

    Director District 3

    Director At Large

Cape Flattery School Dist. No. 401
Director District 2

        Gregory Colfax-NP

        Robin L. Denney-NP

    Director District 4

        Dudley Eubank-NP

    Director District 5

        Tracey Rascon-NP

    Quillayute Valley School Dist. No. 402
    Director District 1

        David L. Dickson-NP

    Director District 3

        Michael Dutcher-NP

        Bill Rohde-NP

    Director District 5

        Samuel K. McElravy-NP

        Tina Bergstrom-NP

    Fire Protection District No. 1
    Commissioner Position 3

        David R. Burt-NP

    Fire Protection District No. 2
    Commissioner Position 3

        Richard Ruud-NP

    Fire Protection District No. 3
    Commissioner Position 3

    Fire Protection District No. 4
    Commissioner Position 3

        George Oldfield-NP

    Sequim Aquatic Recreation Center -Park & Recreation District No. 1
    Commissioner Postion 2

    Commissioner Position 3

    Commissioner Position 4

    Commissioner Position 5

    Quillayute Valley Park & Recreation District
    Commissioner Position 2

        Roxann R. Bennett-NP

    Commissioner Position 5

        Sandra Carter-NP

    Black Diamond Water District
    Commissioner District 3

        James Heflin-NP

    Sunland Water District
    Commissioner District 1

        Frank Keyes-NP

    Commissioner District 2