Nicholasville is considering a change in its form of government.
Right now it has a city commission.
Some want to switch back to a city council, which is what Nicholasville had before 1972.
Supporters have submitted more than 3,000 names.
That's enough to get it on the November ballot.
In a commission government, commissioners could be from any part of town.
With a council, members are from specific districts, meaning every section of town has representation.
Perry Barnes supports council government and says, "They'd have better neighborhood representation and they would have a better choice and they have a choice for a councilman from their neighborhood, their area".
When Nicholasville changed to a commission government in 1972, it only passed by 2 votes.
