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except to the extent the City may continue to utilize the Code of Miami-Dade County as its own municipal code until such time as these provisions are otherwise modified or replaced by legislation of the City Commission. Shall the above-described amendment be adopted? Yes [] No [] (14) City Commission. The current City Charter provides that the City Commission be vested with all legislative powers. The Charter Revision Commission has proposed to provide examples of those powers and the addition of the words including, but not limited to the setting of policy, approval of budget, determination of tax rates, hiring and firing of the Charter officers and the development of community land policy. Shall the above-described amendment be adopted? Yes [] No [] (15) Procedure to amend Charter. The City Charter currently initiatives and referenda (including Charter revisions) to be held at a general or special election called for that purpose. The Revision Commission is proposing to allow a special election to be conducted by mail for these purposes only (but not for election of candidates). Shall the above-described amendment be adopted? Yes [] No [] (16) Charter Revision. The Charter currently provides for a Charter revision the fifth (5th) year after adoption and thereafter every tenth (10th ) year which implies but does not stated that each Commissioner shall be entitled to appoint one Charter Revision Commission member from his/her district, provided that such appointee be ratified by a majority of the Commission. The Charter Revision Commission is recommending that the Charter so specifically state. Shall the above-described amendment be adopted? Yes [] No [] (17) Technical and Stylistic Amendments. The Charter Revision Commission has recommended that the Charter be amended to R2003- Charter Amendment - Special Election Res. 6