Florida city council considers asking voters for a raise
The Sebastian Charter Review Committee has recommended changes to the City Charter, including candidacy requirements and City Council pay.
The Sebastian City Council could ask voters to give future members a raise.
The council is considering asking voters to approve changes to the City Charter proposed by the Charter Review Committee. The committee, which reviews the charter every five years, has suggested changes for council salaries and qualifications.
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