Abstract
Recent release of the new Seventh Edition of the Model City Charter has heightened awareness of the need for substantive charter review in many municipalities. The new Model—with its emphasis on simplicity and brevity—is truly a charter for the 1990s, in that it fosters citizen understanding of local government structure and (ultimately) broader participation in local governance. Administrative specifics on which the Charter is silent can readily be provided through legislative ordinance appropriate for unique local conditions.
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