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Section . 430 Charter amendment. <br /> A. A public corporation proposing an amendment to its <br /> charter after approval in accordance with Section . 230 shall file <br /> the same in duplicate with the City Clerk. One proposed <br /> amendment shall be filed as public record and the other forwarded <br /> to the Mayor ' s designee for review and recommendation thereon <br /> with attention to the criteria set forth in Section . 100 B and <br /> C. The Mayor may approve the proposed amendment upon the <br /> recommendation of his designee, or the Mayor may disapprove the <br /> same . A charter amendment proposed by a public corporation shall <br /> take effect and become a part of the charter upon the concurrence <br /> of the City Council and the filing of the Mayor ' s approval with <br /> the City Clerk. <br /> B. When required by law, each public corporation chartered <br /> pursuant to this chapter shall propose to the Mayor an amendment <br /> to the public corporation ' s charter that will conform with said <br /> law. Membership approval as provided in Section . 230 shall not <br /> be required for any proposed charter amendment required by law. <br /> Section . 440 Intervention. <br /> A. When authorized by resolution of the City Council after a <br /> public hearing held with notice to the public corporation the <br /> Mayor or City Council as provided in said resolution may <br /> intervene, and exercise such control over a public corporation as <br /> is necessary and appropriate to correct an deficiency and/or to <br /> assure that the purposes of a program undertaken may be <br /> reasonably accomplished, including directing affirmative action, <br /> when: <br /> 1. The Board of Directors of the public corporation ha., <br /> requested such intervention by resolution; ._ <br /> 2 . The public corporation has failed to set forth the <br /> statement reequired by Section . 390 C and set forth in Section <br /> . 140 A3 in written contracts, bonds or other documents; <br /> 3 . The public corporation has represented to the public <br /> or to creditors that recourse may be had to the assets , property <br /> or credit of the city on account of acts or omissions of the <br /> public corporation, unless such secondary or direct liability be <br /> in fact expressly assumed by the City 'Council ; <br /> 4 . The public corporation has failed to file an annual <br /> report as required by Section . 400 A after notice of such <br /> omission; <br /> 5 . A deadlock has occurred in the Board of Directors , <br /> or the membership of the Board of Directors is insufficient to <br /> constitute a quorum for conduct of affairs so that the public <br /> corporation is unable to conduct its operations or perform its <br /> projects and activities; <br /> 6 . The Board of Directors has continuously failed to <br /> conduct meetings as required by its charter, or the public <br /> corporation has neglected or refused to conduct a meeting after <br /> notice from the Mayor or City Council to do so pursuant to <br /> Section . 320 ; <br /> 7 . The Board of Directors has unreasonably impaired <br /> - 21 - <br />