Under the signed measure, nominated town candidates must notify Delmar's town manager in writing at least 30 days before an election.
People nominated for Delmar town office must notify the town manager in writing at least 30 days before the election. They must file during regular business hours.
Delmar's council may approve up to $10 million in town debt outstanding at one time through this route. A majority of all council members must approve a town purpose.
Delmar may deny a person on the state's voter list a town vote if they no longer live in Delmar on election day or the town charter bars them.
Delmar's town elections take place every two years on the first Monday in October, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Nominated candidates must file written notice with the town manager. This applies to people nominated for Delmar town office. They must file at the town manager's office during regular town business hours. The notice is due at least 30 days before the election.
The town council may approve bonds or other town debt through this borrowing route. This route covers up to $10 million in bonds or other town debt outstanding at one time. A majority of all council members must approve a resolution for a town purpose that states the amount and how the debt is backed. Seven requirements for other borrowing do not apply to this route; the charter's remaining borrowing rules still apply.
Delmar may deny a listed voter a town vote. This applies to people in Delaware's voter registration system. The person must no longer live in Delmar or be barred from voting under the town charter. The residency rule applies on election day.
Delmar holds town elections every two years. This applies to Delmar town elections. Elections take place on the first Monday in October, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
No hearings or votes scheduled.