Karen S. Kim
BURBANK -- Ballots for Burbank's special all-mail election Oct. 9 are
expected to hit the post office Sept. 10.
Measure A -- a ballot measure requiring the city to implement
limitations on Burbank airport that include a cap on flights and
passengers, a mandatory curfew and an agreement with the Airport
Authority curbing expansion -- will go to voters in the form of a mail-in
ballot.
Voters should remember to sign the envelope before sending the ballot
in. In addition, voters should sign their names the way they're
registered to vote.
A voter's registered name will appear on the mailing label of the
ballot.
If there is a discrepancy in the signature of the voter, City Clerk
Judie Sarquiz will send letters, call or send the ballot back to the
voter for verification, she said.
