Pursuant to Section 36503.5 of the Government Code, all general
municipal elections held in the city after the effective date of the
ordinance codified in this chapter shall be held on the first Tuesday
following the first Monday in November in each even-numbered year,
consolidating with the statewide general election.
(Prior code § 2-3.7)
Within thirty days after this chapter becomes effective, the
city clerk shall cause a notice to be mailed to all registered voters
informing the voter of the change in the election date. The notice
shall also inform the voters that as a result of the change in the
election date, elected city office-holders' terms in office will be
extended and no terms shall be decreased.
(Prior code § 2-3.8)
The provisions of this chapter provide that the election consolidation
be governed by Section 36503.5 of the Government Code.
(Prior code § 2-3.9)
This chapter shall take effect thirty days after its final passage
providing it has been approved by the San Joaquin County board of
supervisors.
(Prior code § 2-3.10)
The city of Manteca follows the state campaign contribution
limit, set by the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC). The
FPPC also is the enforcing agency for campaign contribution limits.
(Ord. O2021-11 § 1)
A.
City council members will be elected on a by-district basis from the council districts described in subsection B below and depicted on the map attached to the ordinance codified in this section as Exhibit "A" and incorporated by this reference. To the extent there is a conflict between the map incorporated herein and the descriptions contained in subsection B below, the description will prevail.
B.
The
districts are as follows:
1.
District
1: That portions of the city of Manteca starting at the intersection
of State Route 120 and Union Road, north to Wawona Avenue, east on
Wawona Avenue, to El Portal Avenue, north to El Capitan Avenue, and
continuing north to Nevada Street, east to South Walnut Avenue, north
to Alameda Street, east to Tidewater Bike Path, north to Louise Avenue,
then Louise Avenue west to city boundaries, following the boundaries
south and east to Union Road, and following Union Road North to State
Route 120.
2.
District
2: That portions of the city of Manteca starting at the intersection
of Union Road and 120 bypass south to city boundaries, city boundary
all the way east to city boundary, going north to city boundary, taking
city boundary in a northerly direction to the intersection of State
Route 99 Frontage Road and Austin Road, going north to the city boundary
east of the State Route 99 and State Route 120 interchange, then north
on Austin Road following city boundaries to Yosemite Avenue, west
on Yosemite Avenue to city boundaries, north on city boundary to Louise
Avenue, west on Louise Avenue to the city boundary, then again west
on Louise Avenue to State Route 99, south on State Route 99 to State
Route 120, west on State Route 120 to Union Road.
3.
District
3: That portions of the city of Manteca starting at State Route 120
and Union Road, north to Wawona Street to El Portal, north to El Capitan,
north to Nevada Street, east to North Walnut Avenue, north to Alameda
Street, east to Tidewater Bike Path, north on Tidewater to Louise
Avenue, east on Louise Avenue to State Route 99, south on State Route
99 to State Route 120, west on State Route120 to Union Road.
4.
District
4: That portions of the city of Manteca starting at the western city
boundary and Louise Avenue, east on Louise Avenue to the city boundary
between State Route 99 and Cottage Avenue, following city boundaries
north to Southland Road, west on Southland Road and north, west, and
south around all city boundaries back to Louise Avenue.
(Ord. O2022-03 § 1)
A.
Sequence
of Elections:
1.
Except
as otherwise required by California Government Code Section 36512,
council members will be elected in council districts 1 and 2 beginning
at the general municipal election in November 2024, and every four
years thereafter. Council members will be elected in council districts
3 and 4 beginning at the general municipal election in November 2022,
and every four years thereafter.
2.
The
mayor is elected by the voters of the entire city (at-large) every
four years.
(Ord. O2022-03 § 1)
