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Manuela Albuquerque - Berkeley Law
OAK #4850-2503-9122 v1 PRESENTED BY THE MUNICIPAL LAW INSTITUTE OF THE league OF california cities AND THE california CONSTITUTION CENTER OF UC Berkeley SCHOOL OF LAW FEBRUARY 8, 2013 CONSITUTIONAL POWER OF CITIESM anuela AlbuquerqueDirector, Complex Public Litigation & Projects, Burke Williams & Sorensen,1901 Harrison Street, Oakland Ca. 94601, Tel. , Fax: #4850-2503-9122 v12I. INTRODUCTIONIn california , the powers of the cities are set forth, in the main, in two constitutional provisions: Article 11, section 7, which describes the power of all cities , and Article 11, section 5, which embodies the principle that cities created pursuant to a charter have the ability to override general state laws with which they conflict as to any subject which can be classified as a municipal NATURE OF cities NOT SUBDIVISIONS OF THE STATEC alifornia cities are instruments of local government unlike counties which are deemed subdivisions of the state.
oak #4850-2503-9122 v1 presented by the municipal law institute of the league of california cities® and the california constitution center of uc berkeley school of law february 8, 2013 consitutional power of cities
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