A coalition of former officials, preservationists and civic donors will begin collecting 20,000 signatures on Oct. 2 for a Dallas charter amendment that would bar the city from moving its seat of government out of I.M. Pei's 1978 City Hall without voter approval, a measure that could stall a relocation search aimed at up to four downtown office properties.
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