Palm Shores Referenda — Question 7: Amend Section 5.01 Relating to Creation and Control Over Town Departments, Offices and Agencies (Brevard County)
Ballot measure · November 3, 2026 · Voters in the city of Palm Shores
- What it does
- Shall Charter Section 5.01 be amended to provide that the Town Council is the sole authority to create Town Departments, Offices and Agencies and that the Town Manager directs and supervises town personnel?
- Needed to pass
- A simple majority
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Also on Brevard County ballots
- Malabar Ordinance 2026-05 — Amend Section 2.02 Relating To The Composition Of The Town Council
- Melbourne Ordinance 2026-25 — Authorizing Council to Delegate Board of Adjustment Duties to Zoning Commission
- Melbourne Beach Resolution 2026-03 — General Obligation Bonds for Stormwater and Roadwork Projects
- Palm Bay Ordinance 2026-20 — Charter amendment related to the process for filling vacancies on the City Council
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 1: Amend Section 1.05 Relating to the Form of Government
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 2: Amend Section 2.02 Relating to the Composition and Qualifications of the Town Council
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 3: Amend Section 2.07 to Delete References to Annual Compensation for Councilmembers and Mayor
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 4: Amend Section 2.09 to Provide for the Powers and Duties of the Town Manager
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 5: Amend Section 4.01 Relating to the Office of the Town Clerk
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 6: Amend Section 4.03 Relating to the Removal of the Town Clerk
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 8: Amend Section 5.02 Relating to Selection and Removal of Town Manager
- Palm Shores Referenda — QUESTION 9: AMEND SECTION 10.01 RELATING TO seat designation for Mayor and council
- Palm Shores Referenda — Question 10: Amend Section 11.06 Relating to Charter Amendments and Revisions to Comply with Florida State Statutes
Quick answers
- How many votes does Palm Shores Referenda need to pass?
- A simple majority
- Should I vote yes or no on Palm Shores Referenda?
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- When is the vote?
- The general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Early voting and mail-ballot deadlines vary by state; check your state or county election office.