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Motion No. 11/Count: Dr. Juvik made a motion to retain existing residency requirements , seconded by Ms. Lum. All were in favor . Further Discussion: L'Orange: Would like Mr. Yuen to check out how "residency" is defined in more exacting way. Lum: More important question is , what happens if they leave the district . Juvik: Also questioned what should take place if the districting changes. Would relocation be allowed? Yuen: People would probably be allowed to serve out terms if district lines change; they should also have opportunity to relocate if district lines are redrawn. Yuen: Discussed reapportionment if district lines change. It creates opportunity for special election because Councilmember no longer lives in district in which he was elected. Bethea: Mr . Yuen will prepare some information re reapportionment , and include this topic on next agenda (Tape 2: 1 : 45) . X. AGENDA ITEM NO. 7.d) : Selection of Council Chair A. Motion No. 12/Count : Mr. Greenwell moved that Sec. 3-7 be retained in the Charter as is . The motion was seconded by Ms. Lum. All were in favor. Motion passed. Note: Ms . Poppe and Mr. Omonaka left meeting before this motion was made. XI. AGENDA ITEM NO. 8: Art. V: Mayor/Executive Agencies A. Discussion: L 'Orange: Were considering changing this if Charter Commission elected to have some at-large and some district Council representatives , but that is void now. Cushnie: If mayor died, mayoral position passes to the managing director. Should that office be held by non-elected official? Bethea: Sec. 5-1 . 3 was discussed and settled previously. Yuen: Discussed previously whether to include mayor ' s salary under Salary Commission, but idea was rejected. Bethea: Questioned whether a change was needed on Sec. 5-1 .4 (b) . Yuen: Mr. Luke/Civil Service submitted proposed amendment . Yuen: Suggested deleting second sentence. These positions do not have civil service protection. 778