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Ethics and transparency items in Town of Chapel Hill, between 20 Sep 2025 and 20 Sep 2026

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  1. Wed, Sep 9 Town of Chapel Hill · Town Council
    An ordinance setting the town's campaign contribution limits for the 2027 municipal election. It raises the maximum individual contribution to $390 and the disclosure exemption threshold to $40, using the consumer price index adjustment method the council directed.
    enacted · Pass · Council enacted O-3, amending the Disclosure Exemption and Maximum Contribution Limits in Chapter 2, Article IV of the Town Code of Ordinances as Required by Ordinance.
  2. Wed, Jun 17 Town of Chapel Hill · Town Council
    Whether to keep setting campaign contribution limits by a formula using both the consumer price index and voter registration, or move to a price index adjustment alone. Members favored the index alone, citing predictability and fairness, and discussed what it means for self-funding candidates. Staff will bring an ordi…
    received and filed · This matter was received and filed.
  3. Nov 12, 2025 Town of Chapel Hill · Town Council
    The council unanimously adopted an amendment to its procedures manual.
    adopted · Pass · A motion was made by Council Member McCullough, seconded by Council Member Sharp, that the Council adopt R-4. The motion carried by a unanimous vote.

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