Torey Van Oot | Sacramento Bee | May 7, 2010
Supporters of an initiative aimed at curbing the practice of using fee increases to generate revenue for general purposes plan to turn in 1.1 million signatures to qualify their measure for the November ballot.
Under the initiative, which you can read here, new fees and charges, as well as plans to reallocate tax dollars, would need a two-thirds vote for approval.
Elections officials have until June 24 to determine whether the measure submitted the nearly 700,000 valid voter signatures to snag a spot on the ballot.