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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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8.A. - Page 3 of 13 <br />Contribution Limits <br />The contribution limit would be set at $1,000 for individuals and organizations for any particular election, <br />and would exempt contributions that are returned within 72 hours of receipt as well as personal funds. <br />Penalties for violation of the contribution limit would be a misdemeanor, the prosecution of which would <br />need to commence within four years from the date of the violation. A fine of $1,000 for each violation <br />could also be imposed, preceded by notice of the apparent violation from the City Clerk to the candidate <br />and a request to correct the violation within three business days. A failure to correct the violation would <br />require the candidate to cease all campaign contributions, expenditures and communications, and pay <br />the fine to the City's General Fund. <br />Voluntary Expenditure Limit (VEL) <br />VEL Procedure: <br />• Candidates for elective City office would advise the City Clerk prior to filing nomination papers <br />whether they will opt to limit their campaign expenditures. <br />• Within three business days after the deadline to file nomination papers, a candidate will have one <br />opportunity to reverse their decision and notify the City Clerk that they are declining to accept <br />the VEL. <br />• A candidate wishing to accept the expenditure limit must also form a campaign committee in <br />accordance with State law (the Political Reform Act), and either spend $1,000 in support of their <br />candidacy or obtain 250 signatures of City electors. <br />VEL Benefits: <br />• The candidate would be prominently identified on the City's website with a 400 -word written <br />statement. <br />o A disclaimer from the City Clerk would be posted on the website stating that the candidate <br />statement was posted exactly as submitted with no editing or proofreading, and for <br />informational purposes only. <br />o The disclaimer would also provide that posting the statement does not exempt the <br />candidate from civil or criminal liability for false, slanderous or libelous statements. <br />• The statement would be posted within five business days of receipt, and could be printed in <br />English and/or another language of the candidate's choice (as provided by the candidate and not <br />translated by City staff). <br />• Candidates accepting the VEL could indicate as such on their campaign materials if they chose to <br />do so. <br />• Other candidates not agreeing to the VEL could also submit a statement to the City Clerk for <br />inclusion on the City's website (in exchange for a fee established by Council resolution) but below <br />statements from candidates that agree to the VEL. <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.ore <br />100 <br />
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