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3 <br /> generally. A violation of any of the provisions of this section shall result in discipline to the <br /> offender where, in the opinion of the mayor in the case of employees or in the opinion of <br /> a majority of the council in the case of an e - _ _ •. , -_ _ . . -- • - . _ - <br /> No elected official or appointed City officer or employee of <br /> the City shall have a financial interest, directly or indirectly, in any contract, sale, lease, <br /> or purchase with or for the use of the City; or accept, directly or indirectly, any <br /> compensation, gratuity, or reward from any other person who is financially interested <br /> therein. Provided, however, an officer or employee does not have a prohibited interest <br /> if the officer or employee has a remote interest as defined by state law. Violation of any <br /> provision of this section may be grounds for a forfeiture of employment or of the office <br /> of the person violating the same and the contract sale, lease, or purchase shall be void. <br /> PROPOSITION# 6 <br /> Shall Everett City Charter Section 4.12 be changed to clarity the City of Everett Charter's <br /> conflict of interest provisions so that it will conform to State of Washington law? <br /> CHARTER CHANGE YES ❑ <br /> CHARTER CHANGE NO ❑ <br /> Section 9: Change to Section 5.2. Section 5.2 of the Everett City Charter <br /> which reads as follows: <br /> Advisory Boards— Establishment. <br /> The council may, by ordinance, establish or dissolve advisory boards, with such <br /> advisory functions and number of members as it may determine. Where any such board <br /> consists of persons serving as representatives of neighborhood organizations, duly <br /> elected as such pursuant to ordinances enacted from time to time regulating the <br /> recognition of such organizations and the qualifications, election, and term of office of <br /> representatives, the names of newly elected representatives shall be presented by the <br /> mayor to the council for approval. As to all other advisory boards, the members of such <br /> boards shall be appointed and removed by the mayor with the approval of the council. <br /> The terms of the members shall be as set by ordinance,for a maximum of six years. No <br /> person serving continuously on a board for a period in excess of six(6)years shall be <br /> eligible to reappointment to such board until he has been off such board for at least one <br /> (1)year. No elected official of the city or appointed city officer or employee of the city <br /> shall be eligible for appointment to such board. <br /> is recommended to be changed to: <br /> Advisory Boards— Establishment. <br /> The council may, by ordinance, establish or dissolve advisory boards, with such <br /> advisory functions and number of members as it may determine. Where any such board <br /> consists of persons serving as representatives of neighborhood organizations, duly <br /> elected as such pursuant to ordinances enacted from time to time regulating the <br /> recognition of such organizations and the qualifications, election, and term of office of <br /> representatives, the names of newly elected representatives shall be presented by the <br /> mayor to the council for approval. As to all other advisory boards, the members of such <br /> boards shall be appointed and removed by the mayor with the approval of the council. <br /> 1 <br /> s <br /> 7 <br />