Government
Mar. 30, 2012
City appeals judge's decision
Costa Mesa will appeal a trial court decision barring the city's charter resolution from June's primary ballot. Officials also placed City Clerk Julie Folcik on paid administrative leave over her "significant professional failure."
By Ben Adlin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Costa Mesa City Council voted 4-1 Tuesday evening to appeal a trial court decision barring the city's charter resolution from June's primary ballot. Councilwoman Wendy Leece dissented. Superior Court Judge Franz E. Miller ruled earlier that day that the court lacked the power to allow the charter resolution, filed a day late with the county registrar, onto the June ballot. The city blamed the missed deadline on City Clerk Julie F...
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