Ordinance 2924-06 - Laserfiche WebLink

PROPOSITION # 6 Shall Everett City Charter Section 4.12 be changed to clarity the City of Everett Charter's conflict of interest provisions so that it will conform to State of Washington law? CHARTER CHANGE YES........... ❑ CHARTER CHANGE NO ............. ❑ Section 9: Change to Section 5.2. Section 5.2 of the Everett City Charter which reads as follows: Advisory Boards — Establishment. The council may, by ordinance, establish or dissolve advisory boards, with such advisory functions and number of members as it may determine. Where any such board consists of persons serving as representatives of neighborhood organizations, duly elected as such pursuant to ordinances enacted from time to time regulating the recognition of such organizations and the qualifications, election, and term of office of representatives, the names of newly elected representatives shall be presented by the mayor to the council for approval. As to all other advisory boards, the members of such boards shall be appointed and removed by the mayor with the approval of the council. The terms of the members shall be as set by ordinance, for a maximum of six years. No person serving continuously on a board for a period in excess of six (6) years shall be eligible to reappointment to such board until he has been off such board for at least one (1) year. No elected official of the city or appointed city officer or employee of the city shall be eligible for appointment to such board. is recommended to be changed to: Advisory Boards — Establishment. The council may, by ordinance, establish or dissolve advisory boards, with such advisory functions and number of members as it may determine. Where any such board consists of persons serving as representatives of neighborhood organizations, duly elected as such pursuant to ordinances enacted from time to time regulating the recognition of such organizations and the qualifications, election, and term of office of representatives, the names of newly elected representatives shall be presented by the mayor to the council for approval. As to all other advisory boards, the members of such boards shall be appointed and removed by the mayor with the approval of the council. The terms of the members shall be as set by ordinance, for a maximum of six years. No person serving continuously on a board for a period in excess of six (6) years shall be eligible to reappointment to such board until he has been off such board for at least one (1) year. No elected official of the city or appointed city officer shall be eligible for appointment to serve on advisory boards or commissions. PROPOSITION #7 Shall Everett City Charter Section 5.2 relating to advisory boards be changed to allow employees of the City of Everett who are Everett residents to serve on advisory boards? CHARTER CHANGE YES........... ❑ CHARTER CHANGE NO ............. ❑ 7