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resolution, approve continuation of that board or commission for an additional seven years. 2. On or before April 1, 2021, the county executive shall


create a list of all boards and commissions established by ordinance prior to the adoption of this section, divide those boards and commissions into three groups nearly equal in size, and designate the groups as A, B, and C for purposes of application of Section 11.300.1. The boards and commissions in Group A shall be abolished in 2022, Group B in 2023, and Group C in 2024.


ARTICLE XII


Campaign Finance Limitations Section 12.010.No person, entity or committee, other than the


candidate, shall make any contribution to a candidate committee for a personwhois a candidate foran elective office authorized by this Charter which will cause the total amount contributed by the person, entity or committee to exceed $2600.00 per election; the Council may by ordinance change the amount of this limitation. Section 12.020. No candidate committee for a person who is a


candidate for an elective office authorized by this Charter shall accept a campaign contribution fromanypersonwho,or entity that, is competing or submitting an application for any St. Louis County contract beginning ninety (90) days before any solicitation or request for proposals issued and ending ninety (90) days after the corresponding contract has been awarded; if any candidate committee accepts such a prohibited contribution, the person or entitymaking the offending contribution shall be disqualified from entering into such a contract with the County and, if any such prohibited contract has been executed, it shall be deemed void.


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