Utah: Citizens have goal of 3 ballot measures
Common sense says collecting the 1,400-plus signatures needed to bring a city government makeover to a vote would take more than 16 days. And it’s logical to think an effort to put three initiatives on the ballot in that same time frame would be three times as difficult. A group of Kaysville residents believe they have accomplished that feat, gathering enough written support from neighbors to land three issues on the ballot in November that would change how residents are represented in city hall and lower their power bills.