REEDSPORT — A city charter amendment approved by voters in May hangs over November’s election for mayor and three council positions. The four positions have drawn a slate of candidates who favored Measure 10-119, which rolled back water and sewer rates and requires a public vote on all tax and fee increases. The measure received 60 percent approval. Mayor Keith Tymchuk, who is being challenged by Merv Cloe, said the measure will hinder the city and that voters did not comprehend what their votes would mean, a position shared by council candidates Ed O’Carroll, DeeDee Murphy and Linda McCollum. Council …