§ 23517 Petition Insufficiency Notice

• •If the clerk says a petition doesn't have enough support, they tell the people who started it.
• •The petition is saved as a public record, but you can try again with a new one.
• •The clerk sends this news by mail to the main people who made the petition.

A group of neighbors wants a new park, so they make a petition. They collect signatures and give it to the clerk.

If the clerk says there aren't enough signatures, they mail a letter to the neighbors who started the petition. The petition is kept on file, but the neighbors can try again with a new one if they want.