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MOTION NO. 4: Greenwell : Moved for adoption of the language proposed by Mr. Yuen (in Exhibit A) re the planning director, Section 5-4 . 2. Motion was seconded by Ms. Poppe. All were in favor. MOTION NO. 5 : Poppe: Moved for adoption of the wording proposed by Mr. Yuen (in Exhibit A) re the fire chief; motion seconded by Ms . Lum. All were in favor. MOTION NO. 6: L'Orange: Moved for adoption of the language proposed by Mr . Yuen (in Exhibit A) re the managing director , Section 6-1. 2; seconded by Ms . Poppe. All were in favor except Mr. Greenwell who was opposed, because he felt the mayor should be able to choose whomever he wants . Motion passed. VII . AGENDA ITEM NO. 7: Prosecutor Bethea: Questioned whether anything further needed to be done re this section. Yuen: Said he thought it was completed. Omonaka: Said that on February 2nd, it was decided to leave the prosecutor ' s portion as is; an exception is to Section 9-3 . VIII . AGENDA ITEM NO. 8: Financial Yuen: He handed out his letter of 04/09/90 re financial information (Exhibit B) and explained major changes . Other changes are noted in Exhibit B. He: changed the budget submission date to March 1st; said the public hearings will be held on the mayor ' s amended budget; said that the hearings would be published in two newspapers ; informed that Council would only deal with the final or amended budget; said the mayor must notify Council of transfers within 30 days ; and suggested the bidding amount of $4 , 000 be changed to $8 , 000 to conform with state statutes. MOTION NO. 7: Poppe: Moved that the Charter Commission accept the language proposed by Mr. Yuen with whatever corrections he proposed (in Exhibit B) ; seconded by Mr. Greenwell . All were in favor and the motion passed. L'Orange: Says it ' s the commission' s responsibility to find a solution to financial problems--not to lay the responsibility on Messrs . Kokubun/Council and 852