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Section 6-3.4.County Bands. The county bands shall be a part of the department of parks and recreation for administrative purposes. The bandmasters shall be appointed by the mayor and may be removed by themayor. The members of the bands and other employees connected therewith shall be appointed by the bandmasters and maybe removed by the bandmasters with the approval of the managing director, and all positions in the bandsshall be exempt from civil service laws and classifications. CHAPTER 4 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Section 6-4.1.Organization. There shall be a department of information technology consisting of the director of information technology and necessary staff. (2010, Prop. 9, secs. 2and 3.) Section 6-4.2.Appointment and Removal. The director of information technologyshall be appointed by the mayor, confirmed by the council and may be removed by the mayor. (2010, Prop. 9, secs. 2and 3.) Section 6-4.3.Qualifications. The director of information technology shall have had a minimum of five years of experience in the field of electronic data processing, telecommunications networking, and development, implementation and operation of business-oriented applications, at least three years of which shall have been in an administrative and managerial capacity in a computer system environment at least comparable to that of the county’s system. (2010, Prop. 9, secs. 2and 3.) Section 6-4.4.Powers, Duties and Functions. The director of information technology shall: (a)Operate the central data processing system, and coordinate and oversee the operations of departmental data processing systems, except for those systems maintained by the department of water supply. (b)Provide technical expertise in data processing and telecommunication to applicable departments and agencies of the county. (c)Assist in the development of management information. (d)Advise the mayor on matters relating to data processing and telecommunication. (e)Performsuch other duties as may be required by law. (2010, Prop. 9, secs. 2and 3.) 15