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• Section 4: The Committee shall present to the Mayor and City Council a written report containing its findings along with specifics concerning the Committee's recommendation on whether to revise the Charter and, if so, then how. The report shall make specific recommendations as to each section of the Charter it believes should be amended. This report shall be presented to the Mayor and City Council on or before July 1, 1996. The report shall be advisory to the Mayor and City Council in their deliberation on the issues of Charter review. Once the report is accepted by the Mayor and City Council, the Committee's purpose shall be deemed fulfilled and the Committee shall be disbanded unless the Mayor and City Council determine otherwise. Section 5: City Council shall review the report submitted by the Charter Review Committee, to determine if any or all of the recommended Charter amendments shall be placed on the ballot for consideration by Everett citizens. Further, Council may determine that proposed Charter amendments be placed on the ballot in addition to those recommended by the Charter Review Committee. If it is determined that any or all of the recommended Charter amendments should be placed on the ballot for consideration by Everett citizens, City Council, pursuant to Charter section 16.1, shall adopt an ordinance directing that the recommended Charter amendments be placed on the ballot. The ordinance shall direct that each of the proposed Charter amendments be placed on the ballot as separate questions to be voted upon by Everett citizens. Section 6: Pursuant to sections 3.4 and 4.1 of the Charter, the Mayor may veto specific sections of the Charter Amendment Ordinance, subject to the Council's authority to override the Mayor's veto(es)by a majority plus one vote of the whole Council. Section 7: The committee is authorized to expend up to Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00) as needed for support expenses it deems necessary and reasonable. The Committee may retain the services of an independent attorney,provided said attorney resides in Everett and maintains his/her practice in Everett. The Committee may hire administrative support staff, provided that any administrative support staff so hired shall reside in Everett. Councilperson Intr.•ucing ' solution PASSED and APPROVED this 22nd day of November Am 1995 J!i) ouncil President 1/11/Ali! l Ajd 444z EDW .' I 1 NSEN, Mayor ATTES A 41101 01101°''CI CLERK CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE RESOLUTION Page 2