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JAMES SANCHEZ, City Attomey (SBN 116356) MATTHEW D. RUYAK, Assistant City Attomey (SBN 184772) CITY OF SACRAMENTO \UFEB-S 915 I Street, Room 4010 Sacramento, CA 95814-2608 LEGAL Telephone: (916) 808-5346 Telecopier: (916) 808-7455 Attomeys for Respondents SHIRLEY CONCOLINO, CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO, and CITY OF SACRAMENTO

ENDORSED
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO

JULL\N CAMACHO, an individual; JAMES CATHCART, an individual; DELPHINE CATHCART, an individual; VOTERS FOR A FAIR ARENA DEAL, a Califomia political committee; SACRAMENTO TAXPAYERS OPPOSED TO PORK, a Califomia political committee; DENNIS NEUFELD, an individual; and JENNIFER SOLOWAY, an individual Petitioners, vs. SHIRLEY CONCOLINO, in her capacity as City Clerk ofthe City of Sacramento; CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO, a legislative body; CITY OF SACRAMENTO, a charter city; and DOES 1 through 10 Respondents.

Case No.: 34-2014-80001748 DECLARATION OF SHIRLEY CONCOLINO Date: February 21, 2014 Time: 1:30 p.m. Dept: 29

I, SHIRLEY CONCOLINO, declare: 27 28 1. I have personal knowledge of the facts stated herein and, if called to testify, I can
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competendy testify thereto.

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I am the City Clerk for the City of Sacramento. As City Clerk, I am the city's

elections official 3. On December 10, 2013, proponents of the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of

Professional Sports Arena Act" submitted to my office signed petitions for that proposed initiative measure. Attached to this declaration, as described below, is one copy of each of the nine different versions submitted. The attached versions have been redacted to remove voter and circulator information 4. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Exhibit 1 is a true and correct copy of "Version 1" of the submitted petitions Exhibit 2 is a true and correct copy of "Version 2" of the submitted petitions Exhibit 3 is a true and correct copy of "Version 3" of the submitted petitions Exhibit 4 is a true and correct copy of "Version 4" of the submitted petitions Exhibit 5 is a true and correct copy of "Version 5" of the submitted petitions Exhibit 6 is a true and correct copy of "Version 6" of the submitted petitions. Exhibit 7 is a true and correct copy of "Version 7" of the submitted petitions Exhibit 8 is a true and correct copy of "Version 8" of the submitted petitions. Exhibit 9 is a true and correct copy of "Version 9" of the submitted petitions. The

blocked rectangular area at the top of the first page is a sticker placed there by the County Registrar of Voters; all copies of Version 9 are similarly covered. None of the underlying rectangular area differs from the other petition versions I declare under penalty of perjury according to the laws of the State of Califomia that the foregoing is tme and correct Executed on Febmary 6, 2014 in Sacramento, Califomia

Shirley Coneolino

DECLARATION OF SHIRLEY CONCOLINO

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INITIATIVE M EASURE 1 0 BE SU BlVnTTED DI R E C T L Y TO THJi: VOTERS The city attomey has prepared the following title and summary ofthe chief pnipose and points of the proposed measure: INQIATIVE MEASURE TO PROHIBIT THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO FROM USING GENERAL FUND MON EY FOR Tl I E DEVELOPMENT OF A PROFESSIONAL SPOR1 S ARENA WITHOUT VOTEIi APPROVAL The purpose of this iniliutive measure, identiilcd as tite "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act," is to prohibit the City of Sacramcnto from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing against the city's Ijcncral fund for the development of a professional sports arena without the approval of a majority of voters.

To the .Honorable Clerk ofthe City of Sacramcnto: We, ihe undersigned registered and qualified voters of the State ofCalifornia, residents ofthe city of Sacramento hereby present to the City Council this petition proposing the following act: Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act Section 1. Title This Act shall be known and may be cited as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Spoils Arena Act." Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacramento shall not use or redirect, undertake an obligation to pay, or bond or bon-ow against monies i ntended for or from the Cit>' general fund for the development and/or constmction of a professional sports arena wilhoul. the approval of a .simple majority of voters. Section 3. Definitions As used licrein, "professional sports arena" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves as a facility for a proiessiojial sports team, and "redirect" shall mean to divert or alter, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETITION MAY BE CIRCULATED BY A PAID SIGNATURE G.ATI fERER OR VOLUNTEER. YOU HAVE fllE RTGI IT TO ASK.
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All signers ofthis petition must be registered to vote in the City or Sacrainento.

official use only

DECLAlj:ATlON OF CIRCULATOR: (To be handwritten by the circulator after above .signatures have been obtained) [ , H J [ J J | | H l B [ m [ J J [ | U ^ m am a voier or ajn eligible to regislg.r a S a voter ii\ the Citv of Sacramento, CA. t reside ac ihe following address: \ circulated this section ofthe petiti'on and witnessed each of the appended signatures being written. Each signature on this petition section is, to Ihc best of niy infomiation and belief, the genuine signature of th<yj)ei|piyvhost^^ it i3uri|oi1s tOjbe, All signatures on this document were obtained belwccn the dates ' ^ ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H l ! 1 declare under peiialtv..oFperiurv under t h y a w ^ j f t l u ^ i a t ^ f C i h

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Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of their intention to circulate the petition within the City of Sacramento for the purpose of qualifying the for immediate submittal to a vote of die people of the City of Sacrainento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. A statement of the reasons ofthe proposed action as contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes of the people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated their responsibilities, and instead have, without a vote of the electorate, indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facilities, and other city assets for the purpose of building a largely - publicly flmded sports entertainment center for the Kings Basketball Team in downtown Sacramento. City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fiind a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Additionally a recent citywide poll showed that 78% of the voters believedtiiatthey should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena. Now city voters are faced with a city council resolution to finance a new sports entertainment center to the time of more than $258 miUion (representing over 58% of the arena cost) with a loss of parking revenue wliich support general city services such as parks, libraries, fire, police and other services important to it's citizens. (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or over 11% of the arena cost.) This is a time of economic stress for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8.9 million deficit, and projects additional deficits annually for the foreseeablefiiture.While some would love to see a new arena build for the Kings, the proponents ofthis initiative are confident that voters do not want it build at the expense of quality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Our sister city, Stockton, just an hour drive from our Sacramento, subsidized a similar project \vithout voter approval, that led them to bankruptcy. . ./; ir.i i i ; ' ' . Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to the eleptorate, we propose to circulate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for Public Funding-of Professional Shorts "Areiia Act" to an immediate vote of the people ofthe City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code, Sections. 1405 and 9214. Signed: May 19th, 2013 s/JuUian Camacho 517 8thSU:eet Sacramento, CA 95814 s/James Cathcart 1825 0 Street Sacrainento, CA 95818 . s/Delphine Cathcart 1825 O Street Sacramento, CA 96818

Please retum this completed petition section to: S.TO.R P.p- Box 163438 Sacramento, CA 95816

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E VOTERS INITUTIV! O BE SUBMI IT'ED DIRECTLY TC The city nttonicv h.'is prep.mu ilit following title aiul siiiiimai v of llie cliiel' purpo.se .md pv,.,i(s of the proposed measiiix;: " EASURE TO PROFnBlT THE CITY OF S.\CRAMENTO FROM USING GENERAL INI TIATIVE iVIE/1 FUND MONEY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT O l ' A I'liOFESSIONAL SPOR TS ARENA WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL purpose of this initiative measure, Identilicd as the "Voter Approval lor Public Funding of Prolessional The! 1 Sjjorl iris Arena Act," is to prohibit (he Cily of Sacramcnto from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing again-st the city's general fund for the dcvelopmenl of a prole.ssioiial sporUs arena \vithout the approval of a majority of volers. To the Honorable Clerk ofthe City of Sacramento: We, Ihc signers of this petition, registered and qualified volers and residents of the City of Sacnnnenio, comprising not less than 10 percent ofthe registered voters ofthe cily, hereby propose a measure as s forth lierein and retiuest tluii the proposed measure be submitted to a vote ol' the people at the earliest regular or special election for which this petition qualifies pursuant lo the California Elections Code, The text of the proposed measure is sel forth below. Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act Section 1. Title Thi,>.' Act shall be known and may be cited as. the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act," Section 2. Voter Approval The City of S.icramento shall not use or redirect, undertake an obligation lo pay, or bond or borrow against monies inleuded for or fiom the City general fund for tlie development and/or conslruclion of a professional spoils arena wiihout the approval of a simple majority of volers, Section 3. De/initions As used herein, "professional sports arena" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves as a facility for a professional sporls team, and "redirect" shall mean lo divert or alter. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETITION MAY BE CIRCULATED BY A PAID SIGN.VrURE GATHERER OR A VOLUNTEER. YOU HAVE THE RIG H T TO ASK. -j^^i^^^ All signers of this pericion rniist be rcgiscered ro vote in die Cicy of Sacramenco. Hrfici:il u s e - only

DECLARATION Of^ ClRClJLAtOR: (To be liandwTitten by tJie cirailacor after above .signatures have been obtained) istcred co vote: or am clgiblg to register to vote in the State of Califomia, reside at the: following address: 1 circulated this section of the petition and witnessed each of the appended signatures being written. Each signature on this petition section is, to the best of my infoirmation and belief, the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be. ^^^HIH ^^H^^I^H All signatures on this document ^vetc obtained bc!:ween rhc d.ites of ^BMU''. vcu ) aiid^^^^^^ri__. kleclatc u n d ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^ p e r j u r y " ^''""^."'^ California that the forgoing is true and correct, SIGNATURE

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of their intendon to circulate the petition witfiin the City of Sacramento for the purpose of qualifying the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sporls Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to California Elections Code Secdons 1405 and 9214, A statement of the reasons of the proposed action as contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes of the people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated their responsibilities, and instead have, without a vote ofthe electorate, indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facilities, and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely publicly funded sports entertainment center for the Kings Basketball Team in downtown Sacramento, City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Additionally a recent citywide poll showed that 78% of die voters believed they should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena. Now city voters are faced with a city council resolution tofinancea new sports entertainment center to the tune of more than $258 million (representing over 58% of the arena cost) with a loss of parking revenue which support general city services such as parks, libraries, fire, police and other services important to its citizen (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% of the arena cost) This is a time of economic stress for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8,9 million deficit, and projects additional deficits annually for the foreseeable future. While some would love to see a new arena built for the Kings, the proponents of this inidadve are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of quality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Our sister city, Stockton, just an hour drive from our Sacramento, subsidized a similar project without voter approval, that led them to bankruptcy. Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to the electorate, we propose to circulate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" to an immediate vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to California Elections Code Secdons 1405 and 9214, Signed: May 29, 2013 s/Juhan Camacho 517 8th Street Sacramento, CA 95814 s/James Cathcart 1825 O Street Sacramento, CA 95811 s/Delpine Cathcart 1825 O Street Sacramento, CA 95811

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INITlATIV^tilEASURE TO BE SUBNOITED DIRECTLY 1 ^ f HE VOTERS | \., The cily attomey has prepiired the following title and summary of the chief purpose and points of the proposed measure: INITIATIVE IMEASURE TO PROHIBIT THE CITY OF SACRAMEiSTO FROM USING GENERAL , FUND MONEY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROFESSIONAL SPORTS ARENA WITHOUT M VOTER APPROVAL / The purpose ofthis initiative measure, identified iu> the "Voter Approval lor Public Funding of Professional Sports Arenu Act," is to prohibit the City of Sacramento from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing against the city's general fund for the development of a professional sports arena without the approval of a majority of voters. To the Honorable Clerk of the City of Sacramento: Wc, the undersigned registered and qualified voters of the State of Cilifomia, residents of the City of Sacramento hereby present to the City Council this petition proposing the following act: Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act Section 1. Title This Act shall be known and may be cited as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Spoils Arena Act." Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacramento shall not use or tx;dircct, undertake an obligation to pay, or bond or borrow against monies intended for or from the Cily general fund for the development and/or construction of a professional sports arena wiihout ihe approval of a simple majority of voters, Section 3. Definitions As used herein, "professional sports arena" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves a.s a facility for a professional sports team, and "redirect" shall mean to divert or alter, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETITION MAY BE CIRCULATED BY A PAID SIGNATURE GATHERER OR A VOLUNTEER. YOU HA\TE THE RIGHT TO ASK. , , This column lor All signers of this petncion must be registered to vote in the City of Sacramento, ol't'icial use only

DECLARATION Ot? CIRCULATOR: (To be handwritten by the circulator alter above signatures liave been obnuned) I . B B B B B B I B m B H I , am rci^istcred to vote or am elgible co register to voce irj the State of California, I reside at the following address: I circulated this selcccion of the petitionand witnessed each of the appended signatures being written. Each signature on this petition selecdon is, to the best of my information and belief, the genuine signaaire of the person whose name it purports to be, ^ ^ ^ H l ^^^^^H All signatures on this document were obtained between the daces " f H ^ B B 'i-i'-- ''-"i of B B i l i P ^ B i l i l i i i 1 declare underpcnaltv of pcrjur>' uiKle^hHaw^fthe State of California that the forgoing is true and correct. Executed o n ^ ^ H ^ ^ K l , fvcir) at ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | H i _ > California, ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ SIGNATURE:)

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of their intention to circulate the petition within die City of Sacramento for the purpose of qualifying the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214, A statement of the reasons of the proposed action as contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes of the people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated their responsibilities, and instead have, without a vote of the electorate, indicated they mtend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facilides, and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely publicly funded sports entertainment center for the Kings Basketball Team in downtown Sacramento, City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Addidonally a recent citywide poll showed that 78% of the voters beheved they should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena. Now city voters are faced with a city council resolution tofinancea new sports entertainment center to tlie tune of more than $258 million (representing over 58% of the arena cost) with a loss of parking revenue which support general city services such as parks, libraries, fire, police and other services important to its cidzen (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% of the arena cost) This is a time of economic stress for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8,9 million deficit, and projects additional deficits annually for the foreseeable future. While some would love to see a new arena built for the Kings, the proponents of this initiative are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of quality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this. We acknowledge that it is a misdemeanor under state law (California Elections Code secdon 18650) to knowingly or willfully allow the signatures on an initiative petition to be used for any purpose other than qualification of the proposed measure for die ballot. We certify that we will not knowingly or willfully allow the signatures of this initiative to be used for any purpose other than quahficadon of the measure on the ballot. Printed Signed: June 13th, 2013

s/Julian Camacho 517 8th Street Sacramento, CA 95814

s/James Cathcart 1825 O Street ' Sacramento, CA 95811

s/Delpine Cathcart 1825 O Screec Sacramento, CA 95811

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INrriATlVE iVlIiASUUE TO BE SUBMITTED DIRECTLY TO TUE VOTERS The city atro/iicy lias prepared ihe following title and summary of the chief puipo.se and poini-S of the proposed measiiie: I N m A I W E MEASURE TO PKOinBIT THE CITY OE SACR.AMENTO EKOiVl USING GENER-M . PUND MONEY EOR H I E DEVELOPMENT OE A PROFESSIONAL SPORTS ARENA Wri'MOUT VOTER APPROVAL The purpose ofthis initiative measure, identilicd as the "Voler Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act," is to prohibit the Cily of Sacrainento IVoiii using, tlivcrting, obligating, or borrowing against the city's general fund for the development of a professional .sports arena without (he approval of a majority of voters. To the Honorable Cleric of the Cily of SHcraiiienlo: Wc, the undersigned registered and qualified voters of the Slate ofCalifornia, residents of the City of Sacramento hereby present lo the Cily Council this petition piopo,sing the following act: Voter Approval lor Public F'lindiiig of Prnlcssional Sports Arena Act Section 1. 'I'itle This Act shall be known and may be cited as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act." Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacrainento shall not use or redirect, undei lake an obligation to pay, or bond or borrow against monies inleuded for or from the City gcncinl fund for the development and/or construction of a professional sports arena without the approval of a simple majority of voters, Seclion 3. Delinitions As used herein, "professional spoils :irena" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves as a facility for a professional sports team, and "redirect" shall mean to divert or alter. NO! ICE IO THE PUBLIC: ITHIS PETITION MAY BK CIRCLILATED BY A PAID SlGNA'PUlili Thi.s column for GATLffiRER OR A VOLON^rEER. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT I O ASK official use onlv Ail signer.s of t:his petitioa must be registered to voce in the Cicy of .Sacramento

[VFTfAR^nONOFCTRCyi^ (I'o be handwTntcen by the circulator after abd\'e sLgnaciires' have been obcained) ] | H H | ^ H ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H H | , am regisLcced co voce or am elo:ible to register uo voce in ihe State of Ca.l.i.fornia. 1 resid^icTh^blio^nga^^^ J R H H H ^ ^ ^ ^ I H H i i i p H B i i l ^ ^ ^ l H H B i i i H ^ ^ H I i - - ' ' 1 circulacod chi,s scccion of che pecicion and wimcssed each of che apix:nclcd signaaires being wiicccn. Each signacuce on tliis pecicion section i,s, co che bcsc of my informacion andbehef, che genuine signacure of che pcirson whose name ic purpqrcsco be. All signaCuce.s nn cltis document were obcained becween che daces of V H H H B H H | ^ r e t : l a r e under penaln^n3enut^^nder th^aw^Kh^cace of Califotiiia chac che forgoing is true and correcc, Execuced on . H H H H H ^ H ac _ Californja, SIGNATURE:

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of theii- intention to circulate the petition within the City of Sacramento for the puipose of qualifying the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214, A statement of the reasons of the proposed action as contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes of the people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated their responsibilities, and instead have, without a vote of the electorate, indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parldng facihties, and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely publicly funded sports entertainment center for the Kings BasketbalJ Team in downtown Sacramento. City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Additionally a recent citywide poll showed that 78% of the voters believed they should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena. Now city voters are faced with a city council resolution tofinancea new sports entertainment center to the tune of more th;in $258 million (representing over 58% of the arena cost) with a loss of parking revenue which .support general city services such as pai-ks, libraries, fire, police and other services important to its citizen (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% of the arena cost) This is a time of economic stress for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8.9 million deficit, and projects additional deficits amiually for die foreseeable future. While some would love to see a new arena built for the Kings, the proponents ofthis hiitiative are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of quality of fife, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Our sister city, Stockton, just an hour drive from our Sacramento, subsidized a similar project without voter approval, that led them to bankmptcy. Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to the electorate, we propose to circulate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for PubUc Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" to an immediate vote of the people of tlie City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to California Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. Signed: May 29th, 2013 s/Juhan Camacho 517 Sch Screec Sacramenco, CA 95814 s/James Cathcarc 1825 O Screec Sacramenco, C A 95811 s/Delpine Cachcarc 1825 0 Screec Sacramenco, CA 95811

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INi riATIVE iMEASURE TO BE SUBiVHTTED Dl RECTLY TO THE VOTERS The City Attorney has prepared the following title and summary of the chief purpose and points of the propo-scd measure: INi riATIVE MEASURE TO PROHIBIT THE CITY OF S A C R / V M E N T O FROM USING GENEIt/VL FUND MONEY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROFESSIONAL SPORTS AREMA WITHOUT VOTER APPROVA L The purpose ofthis initiative measure, identilicd as the "Voter .Approval for Public Funding of Piofessional Sporls Arena Act," is to prohibit the City of Sacramento from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing iigaliist the city's general fund for the development of a professional sports arena withiuit the approval of a majority of voters. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETITION MAY BE ClRCULAl'ED BY A PAID SIGNATURE GATHERER OR A VOLUNTEER. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK, All signers of this petition must be registered to vole in the City of S;icr:iniento,
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INITIATIVE MEASURE TO B E SUBMITTED D I R E C T L Y TO T H E VOTERS The City Attorney has prepared the following title.and smnmary of thexhief purpose and points of the proposed measure: llVITLATrVE M E A S U R E T O P R O H I B I T T H E C I T Y O F S A C l t A M E N T O F R O M U S I N G G E N E R A L FUND M O N E Y F O R T H E D E V E L O P M E N T O F A P R O F E S S I O N A L SPORTS A R E N A W I T H O U T V O T E R A P P R O V A L The purpose ofthis initiative measure, identilicd as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act," is to prohibit the City of Sacramento from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing against the city's generalfund for the development of a professional sports arena without the approval of a majority of voters. To the Honorable Clerk of the City of Sacramento: We, the signers ofthis petition, registered, and qualified voters and residents of tlie City of Sacramento, coraprisiag not less than 10 percent of the registered voters of the city, hereby propose a measure as set forth herein and request that the proposed measure be subruitted to a vote of the people at the earliest regular or special election for which this petition qualifies pursuant to the Califomia Election Code. The text of the proposed measure is set forth below and on subsequent pages. Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act Section 1. Title

This Act shall be known and may be cited as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act." Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacramento shall not use or redirect, undertake an obligation to pay, or bond or borrow against monies intended for or from tlie City general fiind for the development and/or construction of a"professional sports arena without the approval of a simple majority of voters. Section 3. Definitions As used herein, "professional sports arena" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves as a facility for a professional sports team, and "redirect" shall mean to divert or alter.

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of their intention to circulate the petition within the City of Sacramento for the purpose of qualifying the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, piu suant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. A statement ofthe reasons of the proposed action as contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes of tlie people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated then: responsibilities, "and instead have, without a vote ofthe electorate, indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facilities, and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely publicly funded sports entertainment center for the Kings Basketball Team in downtown Sacramento, City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Additionally a recent citywide poll showed that 7S% of the voters believed they should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena. Now city voters are faced with a city coimcil resolution to finance a new sports entertainment center to the mue of more thaa$258 million (representing over 58% ofthe arena cost) with a loss of parking revenue which support general city services such as parks, libraries, fire, police and other sei'vices important lo its citizen (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% ofthe arena cost).. This is a time of economic stress for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for sei'vices they need. The current city budget has a $8.9 million deficit, and projects additional deficits armually for the foreseeable fumre. While some would love to see a new arena built for the Kings, the proponents ofthis initiative are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of quality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city.. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Our sister city, Stockton, just an hour drive from our Sacramento, subsidized a sirnilar project without voter approval, that led them to bankruptcy. Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to the electorate, we propose to circulate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" to an immediate vote ofthe people ofthe City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214.

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Julian Camacho 517 8th Street ' Sacramento, CA 95814

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Delphine Cathcart 1825 0 Street . Sacramento. CA 95811

James Cathcart 1825 0 Street Sacramento, CA 95811

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INITIATIVE MEASURE FO BE SUBMlTrED DI RECTLY T 0 1 H E VOTEItS Tlie city attorney has prepared the following tide and summary of the chief purpo.se and points of the piopo.scd nic:isiire: INlTIAnVE MEASURE TO PROHIBIT THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO FROM USING GENERAL FUND MONEY FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROFESSIONAL SPOR'I'S ARENA WITHOUT VOTER APPROVAL The purpose of this initiative measure, identified as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Ai ena Act," is to prohibit the City of Sacramento from using, diverting, obligating, or borrONviug against the city's general fund for the development of a professional sports arena without the approval of a mtijorily of voters. To Ihc Honorable Clerk of the City of Sacrainento: We, the undersigned registered and qualified volers of die Stale ofCalifornia, residents of the Cily of Sacramento hereby present lo the City Council this petition proposing the following act: Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena .\ct Section I. Title This Act shall be known and may be cited as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act." Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacramcnto shall not use or ix;direct, undertake an obligation to pay, or bond or borrow againsi monies inieiuicd for or from die City general fund for die development and/or construction of a professional sports arena without the approval of a simple majority of voters, Section 3. Delinitions As used herein, "professional sports aienti" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves as a faciliiy for a professional sports (cam, and "redirect" shall mean to divert or alter NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETITION MAY BE CIRCUJ.ATED BY A PAID SIGNA TURE GATHERER OK A VOLUNTEER. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK. , , , I his column tor All signci:s ot: chi.? pecicion must be refflscered to voce in the Cii.v or Sacramento. -official use only

DECL/VRATION OF ( RCU^TOR: (To be handwTicten by che cii-ciilacor after above .signiirurcs have been obcained) am tes;iscered co vote or am ekible co register i:o vote in rhe Scacc of CaUfornia. 1, I reside ac che following address: 1 circulated chis section of che peciiion and witnessed each ofthe appended sigiiaiures being wriccen. Each signamrc on chis pecicion section is, co che besc of my informacion and belief, the genuine signacure of che person whos- lame ir purpotts co he. All signactires on this document were obcained bet^veen che dates of a n c l H H H I ^ ^ B . ' I declare under pt-nalrv of neriurv under che lavvs of die Scace of California chac che forgoing is criie and correct. Exccuced on California. SIGNATURE:

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LNniATl V E MEASURE TO B E SUBMH l E D D I R E C T L Y 10 TH E VOTERS The city allorney has prepared die tbilowing tide and summary of die chief puipose and points of the proposed inctisure: INTFIATIVE MEASURE I O PROHIBIT T H E C I T Y OE SACRAMENTO F R O M U S I ^ G G E N E R A L
F U N D M O N E Y F O R T H E D E V E L O F A F F I N T O F A P R O F E S S I O N A I . , S P O R T S A R E N A VVI F H O U T VOI:ER APPROVM.

The purpose ofthis initiative measure, identified as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Profcssiomd Sports Arena Act," is to prohibit the City of Sacramento from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing againsl the city's general fund fur the development of a professional sports arena wiihout the approval of a majority of voters. 7b the Honorable Clerk of the City of Sacramento: We, the undersigned registered and qualified voters of die Suite ofCalifornia, residents of the City of Sacramcnto hereby present to the City Council tliis petition proposing the following act: Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional SporLs Arena Act Section 1. Title This Act shall be known and may be ciled as die "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act." Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacramcnto shall not use or redirect, undertake an obligauon to pay, or bond or borrow against monies intended for or from the City general fund for die development and/or consmiction of a professional sporls areiiii widiout die approval of a simple majority of voters. Section 3. Delinitions ,'\s used herein, "profcssiontil spori.s tiicna" shall mean tmy arena or event venue which serves as a facility for a profession;il sports team, and "redirect" shall mean to divert or alter. NOTICE rO T H E PUBLIC: I HIS P E T m O N MAY BE C I R C U L A T E D BY A I'AID SIGNATURE GATHERER OR A VOLUNTliER. YOU HAVE 1 HE R I C H P TO ASK. Hiis column lor All signers ol chis oecirion muse be rcgiscered: co voce in che Cicv of Sacramenco. official u.sc onlv i ; ,

D F C I ^ \ R A ^ 0 ^ 2 ^ C I R . C U LA TOR: (To be handwTiccen by che circukcou after above signacTires have been obcained) l.||||||H|||[|||||||^ , am rcgiscered. co voce or am dgible co regiscer co voce in che Scacc of California. 1 reside ac che foUovidng addi^ess: I circulated chis section of che petition and witnessed each of clie appended signacures being wTiccen. Each signacure on cliis pecicion secdon is, co the besc of my informacion and belief, the genuine signacure of che person whos^iam^^uiporcs co be. All signacures on chis documenc were obciiined between che daces of J and _ B H B H H L i ! L L _ - 1 declare under pen;dcy of pecjuiy undci' che laws of che Scacc of California chac che forgoing is cnie and correcc, Execuced on ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H _ . H l _ ac _ California. SIGNATURE:!

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by die persons whose names appear hereon of their intention to circulate the petition wiOiin the City of Sacramento for the purpose of qualifying tiie "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professioaal Sports Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Cahfomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. A statement of the reasons of the proposed action as contemplated in die petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent che wishes of the people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated their responsibilities, and instead have, without a vote of the electorate, indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facilities, and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely publicly funded sports enteitainment center for the Kings Basketball Team in downtown Sacramento, City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Additionally a recent citywide poll showed tiiat 78% ofthe voters beheved they should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional spoils arena. Now city voters are faced with a city council resolution to finance a new sports entertainment center to "the'tuiie'ofniore than $258 milTibn (rlspresehftiig over 58% of the at-ena cost) with a loss of parta'ng revenue which support general city services such as parks, libraries, fire, poUce and other services important to its citizen (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% of the arena cost) This is a time of economic stress for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8.9 mUlion deficit, and projects additional deficits annually for the foreseeable fumre. While some would love to see a new arena budt for tiie Kings, the proponents of tiiis initiative are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of quality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Our sister cicy, Stockton, just an hour drive from our Sacramento, subsidized a'similar project without voter approval, that led them to bankruptcy. Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to the electorate, we propose to cu-culate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for PtibHc Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" to an immediate vote of die people ofthe City of Sacramento at a special election, puj:suaiit to California Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. Signed: May 29th, 2013 s/JuHan Camacho 517 Sch Street ^ Sacramento, CA'95814 s/James Cathcart 1825 O Street Sacramento, CA 95811 s/Delpine CachcaiT 18250 Street Sacramento, CA 9581.1'

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INITIATIVE MEASURE TO BE SUBMITTED DIRECTLY TO THE VOTERS ( o 2 P ' O The city attorney has prepared the following title and suriiniarv of the chief purpo,s-e and points of the proposed measure: INTTIATIVE MEASURE TO PROHIBIT THE CITY OF SACRAMEiNTO FROM USING GENERAL FUND MONEY FOK THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PROFESSIONAL SPORTS ARENA WITHOUT VOTER/VPPROVAL The purpose of this Initiative measure, identified as the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act," is to prohibit tlie City of Sacramcnto from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing against the city's general fund for the development of a professional .sports arena without the approval of a majority of voters. To the Honorable Clerk ofthe City of Sacramcnto: We, the undersigned registered and qualified voters ofthe State of Cnlifoniia, residents ofthe Ciiy of Sacramcnto hereby present to the City Council this petition propo.sing the following act: Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports .Arena Act Section 1, Title This Act shall be known and may be ciled as the "Voler Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Aren;i Act," Section 2. Voter Approval The City of Sacramcnto shall not use or redirect, undertake an obligation to pay, or bond or borrow ;igainst monies intended for or from the City general fund for the development and/or construction of a prolcssional sports arena wiihout the approval of a .simple majority of voters, Section 3. Dennidons As u.icd herein, "profcssion:il sports arena" shall mean any arena or event venue which serves as a facility I'or a professional sports ie;im, and "redirect" shall moan to divert or alter, NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETi riON MA^' BE CrRCUL,A'l ED BY A PAID SIGNATUKE GA THERER OR A VOLUNTEER. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK. I his column for .Wl signers of this petition must be registered co vote in the City of Sacramcnto. ofl'iclal use only

DlHCLARy\T10N OFjClRCULATOR: (To Ix: kuidvvrictcn by the cii-culator after ah)0\'e signatures have been obtained) 1, am registered to vote gr am elgible co re(;iste).-,tQ vote in che State of CaMfornin. reside ac che following address: . I H M H ^ ^ I ^ H i H H B H D H I ^ ^ H l l l H H I l ^ ' 1 circulaced chis section of che petition and witnessed each of the appended signatures being written. Each signature on this petition scccion is, C o che besc of my informacion and belief, the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be, ^^^H^^^^H All signacures.on this document were obtained between the dates of ^ ^ H H ^ m H o f . I declare undcyTcnalr^hjcriun' unde^hclaw^^h^tace of Cahfomia ttiar the forpninc is true and correct, on ^ ^ K ^ ^ ^ K ^ f ^ a c H ^ ^ m ^ m ^ f C a l i f o r n i a . ' SIGNATURE:

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of dieir intention to circulate the petition within the Citj' of Sacramento for die puipose of qualifying the, "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of die people of die City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to California Elections Code Sections 1405' and 9214. A statement of die.reasons of the proposed action as contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes of die people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated'dieir responsibilities, and instead have, widiout a vote of the electorate; indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facilities,- and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely publicly funded sports entertaiiiment center for the Kings Basketball Team in downtown Sacramento, City and County voters have already expressed themselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November oif 2006), Additioiially a recent citywide poll showed diat 78% of die voters believed diey should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena,'Now city voters are faced with a city eouncU resolution to'flnance a new.sports entertainment center to die tune'of more than -$258 million (representing over 58% of die arena cost) widi a loss of parking revenue which support general eity services such as parks, libraries, fire, police and otiier services important to its citizen (The true cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% of die ar^na cost). This is atimeof economic sljess for Sacramento, and most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8.9 niillion deficit',''and'projects additional deficits annually for die.foreseeable fiiture. While some would love to see a new arena btiUf for die Kings, die proponents of dus initiative are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of qiiality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for the city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Qiir sister city, Stocktpn, just an hour drive from our Sacramento, subsidized a similar project without voter approval, that fed the'm to,'bankruptcy, -; Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to die electorate, we propose to circulate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act" to an immediate vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califoniia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214, Signed: May 29di, 2013' s/Julian Camacho 51/8tli.Street Sacramenco, CA 95814 s/James Cathcart 1825 O Screet Sacramenco, CA 95SU s/Delpiue Cathcart 1825 0 Street . Sacramenco; GA 95811

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J: I iNiTlA The cily attorney has prej fN'lTIATIVE ME/i FUND MONEY F

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'>THE VOTERS i oiriis or the proposedTiRTasure: FROM USING GENEIU.L ORTS ARENA W l l HOU:!"

The purpose ofthis initiative measure, iilentlfied as the -'Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professtoriai Sporls Arena .Act,'' is to prohibh the City of Sacramcnto from using, diverting, obligating, or borrowing against die city's general fund U)V the ticvelopment of a profession:s{ spttrts arena wiihout the :ipprov:iI of ;i mtijority uf voters. To the Honorable Clerk of ihe City of Sacramento: ^ ,^ We. the undersigned registered and qualitied voters ofthe Siaie ofCalifornia, residents ofthe cily of Sacramento hereby present tc the City Councii this petition proposing the following act: Voter .Approval for Public Funding of Professional Sports .Arena Act Section 1. Tide This Act shall be known and may be cited as ihe Voter Approval -for Ptiblic Funding of Professional Sports Arena Act," Section 2. Voter Approval 'n, r;,xi nf Sacrainento shall r"^* 'T redirect, undertnke an obligation to oav. or bond or l^onow against monies intended for oi from the City general fund for the development and/or construction of a professional sports arena witlioui ilic approval of a simple majority' ef voters. Section''3'. Definitions ,As used herein, "professional sports arena" shall mean any aren:i or event venue which serves as a facility for a profe.ssional sports icam. and "redirecC sliail mean to divert or ailer.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: THIS PETmON MAV BE Cli^CUL.ATED BY A PAID SIGNATURE GATHERER OR VOLUNTEER. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO ASK. mis column for
All signers of this petition must be registered to vole in ihe City of Sacramento. official use onlv.

NATION OF CfRClJLATOR: (To be hiyhdwi^ cten by the circulator after above signatures have been obtained) , .T,votent)f'am eligible to re.isrcr as a. voter in the Ciiv of Sacmmento. CA. I I'csidifstt' die following address: I circulated this section ofthe petition and witnessed each ofthe appended signaiures tJeing written, bacli signature dn this petition section is, to the best of my info.rmation and belief, ihe genuine signature of vh^ersoi^vhoscnanie ii purports to iie All signatures on this documejit were obtained l')er\veen the dates of J | | | m | | | | ^ | H H _ _ _ and i declare under ppnalty of perjup,' under the lawMifth^iateofCali^ that the foregoing is inic and corrdct on I ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I ^ ^ ^ I ^ H a t H H H ^ ^ H I ^ ^ I H ' Califomia.
SIGN.ATURE

Notice of Intent to Circulate Petition Notice is hereby given by the persons whose names appear hereon of their intention to circulate the petition within the City of Sacramento for the purpose of qualifying the "Voter Approval for Public Funding of Professiona Sports Arena Act" for immediate submittal to a vote of the people of the City of Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. A statement of the reasons of the proposed action a contemplated in the petition is as follows: Representative democracy does not work unless elected officials respect and represent the wishes ofthe people. City of Sacramento elected officials have abrogated their responsibilities, and instead have, without a vote of the electorate, indicated they intend to commit vast city resources, including real estate, parking facdities, and other city assets for the express purpose of building a largely pubUcly funded sports entertainment center for the Eongs Basketball Team in downtown Sacrainento. City and County voters have already expressed diemselves on the issue by rejecting a proposed new tax to fund a similar development by a 4-1 margin (Measure R in November of 2006). Additionally a recent citywide poll showed that 78% of the voters believed they should, not city officials, approve any expenditures for a professional sports arena. Now city voters ai-e faced with a city council resolution tofinancea new sports entertainment centpr. t' the cuns of more man $238 million (representing over 58% ot the arena cost) witn a lOss ui ]jarKing revehue which support general city services such as parks, libraries, fire, police and other services important to its citizen (The trU' cost could be as much as $344 million or 77% of the arena cost) This is atimeof economic stress for Sacramento, aiid most taxpayers have seen radical cutbacks for city programs and fee increases for services they need. The current city budget has a $8.9 million deficit, and projects additional deficits annually for the foreseeable future. WliUe some would love to see a new arena built for die Kings, the proponents of diis initiative are confident that voters do not want it built at the expense of quality of life, reduction of city programs, increased taxes, and mounting debt for die city. Economic analysis repeatedly shows that developments such as this arena do not increase economic prosperity of cities. Our sister city, Stockton, just an hour drive from om- Sacramento, subsidized a similar project without voter approval, that led them to bankruptcy Since the city council did not submit this arena funding proposal to die electorate, we propose to cii-culate a petition to submit "Voter Approval for PubHc Funding of Pi ofessional Sports Arena Act" to an immediate vote of die people of die City df Sacramento at a special election, pursuant to Califomia Elections Code Sections 1405 and 9214. Signed: May 29th, 2013 s/Juhan Camacho 517 8chSa-eec ' Sacramenco, CA 95814 s/james Cachcarc 1825 O Screec Sacramenco, CA 95811 s/Delpine Cachcarc 1825 0Sti:eec Sacramenco, CA 958:

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PROOF OF SERVICE Camacho, Julian, et al. v. Shirley Coneolino, et al. Sacramento Superior Court 34-2014-80001748

I declare that: I am employed in the County of Sacramento, CalifoiTiia. I am over the age of eighteen years and not a party to this action; my business address is 915 I Street, Room 4010, Sacramento, CA 95814-2604, On the date executed below, I served the following document(s): DECLARATION OF SHIRLEY CONCOLINO [X ] By Electronic Service. Based on a court order or an agreement of the parties to accept electronic seivice. I caused the documents to be sent to the persons at the electronic service addresses listed below. addressed as follows: Bradley W. Hertz The Sutton Law Firm, PC 150 Post Street, Suite 405 San Francisco, CA 94108 (415) 732-7700 bhertz(^campaignla wyers. com Kurt R. Oneto Nielsen Merksamer, PaiTinello, Gross & Leioni, LLP 1415 L Street, Suite 1200 Sacramento, CA 95814 (916) 446-6752 koneto(^nmgovlaw.com I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct, and that the declaration was executed on February 6, 2014, at Sacramento, California. Sean P. Welch Nielsen Merksamer, Parrinello, Gross & Leioni, LLP 2350 Kemer Blvd., Suite 250 San Rafael, CA 94901 (415) 389-6800 swelch(nmgovlaw.com

PHYLJ^IS ZAKR^JSEK

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