Group looks to change referendum rules
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June 10, 2026

Group looks to change referendum rules

By Michael Williamson 

A successful citizen-led group has its sights on another amendment to Marysville’s city charter.

The SMART coalition, originally started as “Supporting Marysville Amending Referendums and TIFs,” is now looking at the referendum process itself.

Resident Gail Jenkins, a member of the coalition, sa...

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