Pennsylvania § 11033 Number of signatures, examination and certificate by city clerk

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 11033 — Number of signatures, examination and certificate by city clerk

Pennsylvania·Title 11 CITIES·Part PART V·Ch. 110 COUNCIL·Subch. INITIATING ORDINANCES BY ELECTORS

(a)Signatures.--Within 10 days after the period of time for signing the petition has elapsed, the city clerk shall:

(1)Examine the petition.

(2)Ascertain whether or not the petition is signed by electors of the city, equal in number to at least 20% of the entire votes cast by registered electors for all candidates for mayor at the last preceding municipal election at which a mayor was elected.

(b)Employees.--If necessary, council may allow the city clerk additional help for the purpose of complying with this section.

(c)Results.--The city clerk shall attach to the petition the clerk's certificate showing the result of the examination.

(d)Failure.--If less than the required 20% under subsection (a)(2) is certified, the petition shall fail and shall be filed in the office of the c

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(a) Signatures.--Within 10 days after the period of time for signing the petition has elapsed, the city clerk shall:

(1) Examine the petition.

(2) Ascertain whether or not the petition is signed by electors of the city, equal in number to at least 20% of the entire votes cast by registered electors for all candidates for mayor at the last preceding municipal election at which a mayor was elected.

(b) Employees.--If necessary, council may allow the city clerk additional help for the purpose of complying with this section.

(c) Results.--The city clerk shall attach to the petition the clerk's certificate showing the result of the examination.

(d) Failure.--If less than the required 20% under subsection (a)(2) is certified, the petition shall fail and shall be filed in the office of the city clerk.

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