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such measures, but rather of preemption of local control by State law. Thus, while term limits are valid as to State offices, until the legislature changes the laws applicable to local governments, any local ordinance would very likely be held to be invalid if it were challenged legally. "City Attorney Biggs st< full authority to put the in the face of current c legal challenge that invalidation of these me framework, City Attorney that placing the term requiring councilmembers run for other municipal c City to litigation that measures." CONSENT CALENDAR ited again that the City Council has ase questions on the ballot. To do so ase law, however, would be to invite would almost certainly result in asures. Based upon the current legal Biggs stated it was her legal opinion limits ordinance and the ordinance to resign their positions in order to offices on the ballot would expose the could almost certainly invalidate the (1) Minutes Approval of Regular Meeting Minutes of December 21, 1993 as corrected above and on file in the Office of the City Clerk. (2) Warrants Approval of Nos. 137682 through 138136; Nos. 138139 through 138197; and Nos. 138200 through 138206 (December 23, 1993, inclusive, as recommended by the Director of Finance.) (3) Bid (4) Bid Award Bid for Marbelite Streetlight Standards for the Electric Department to Union Metal Corp. in the Amount of $18,856.25. Award Bid for Wood Poles and Crossarms for the Electric Department to J. H. Baxter Co. in the Amount of $16,847.52. (5) Library Authorization to Accept a California Library Services Act (CLSA) "California Literacy Campaign" grant in the Amount of $17,185 for FY 93/94. (6) Library Authorization to Apply for United States Department of Education Literacy Grant ($24,642) for the Luque Branch Library during FY 94/95. (7) Contract 3 JAN 0 4 1994