§ 1177 Petition Certificate Review
This law says that when a petition and its signature certificate are brought to the board at a regular meeting, the board must check that the petition follows all the rules, but it can trust the certificate that says there are enough signatures.
A neighborhood group wants the city to add a new park. They bring their petition and a signed certificate saying they have the required number of signatures to the board meeting.
The board will look at the petition to make sure it has the right format, dates, and other details, but it will accept the certificate as proof that enough people signed it, without counting the signatures again.
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§ 1177 Petition Certificate Review
Last verified: January 11, 2026