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The Council's Income
November 10, 2008
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*The city’s financial disclosure law, which is enforced by its Conflicts of Interest Board (see related story), requires officials disclose how much they made in outside income. In addition to their jobs as City Council persons, many representatives moonlight as attorneys or investment bankers. The law requires members submit a range of how much they made each year. An individual City Council member’s base salary is $112,500, and that is included in the figures above. Those with leadership positions also receive an extra stipend, otherwise known as a lulu. For a breakdown of the lulus, click here.
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