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If the Mayor dies, resigns or moves from the City, during the term of office, the President of Council shall be the Acting Mayor until the vacancy is filled by the election of a Mayor by a majority vote of Council.
If the Mayor-elect shall die or move from the City before assuming office, the Council shall, at its first meeting in the following January, elect a Mayor.
The person so elected in either of the above contingencies shall possess all the qualifications required of a Mayor by this Charter and may serve until the first of January following the next regular Municipal election, at which election, a Mayor shall be elected for the remainder of the unexpired term, or for a four-year term, as the case may be.
If the Mayor shall become unable to perform the duties of office, the duties of Mayor shall be performed by the President of Council under the title of Acting Mayor, until the Mayor becomes able to perform said duties. If the President of Council, while performing the duties of Acting Mayor becomes unable to perform such duties, the duties of Mayor shall be performed by a member of Council elected Acting Mayor for such period by a majority vote of Council.
(Amended Nov. 8, 2011)
The Mayor, the City Attorney and the Auditor shall be entitled to seats in Council. The Mayor shall have the right to take part in the discussion of all matters coming before Council, and the City Attorney and the Auditor shall be entitled to take part in all discussion in Council relating to their respective departments, but neither the Mayor, City Attorney nor Auditor shall have any vote in Council.
(Amended Nov. 6, 1990)