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7/28/1958
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• • <br /> <br />-2- <br />AMENDMENT N0. 2 <br />Article II, Section 12, of the Home Rule Charter of the City of La <br />Porte, Texas, shall be amended so that the same shall hereafter read as follows: <br />"Section 12. City Commission, Number, Selection, Term: The members <br />of the City Commission of the City of La Porte shall hold their offices for a <br />term of two (2) years, and until their successors have been elected and duly qua- <br />lified. <br />After the regular City Election to be held on the fourth Tuesday in <br />• <br />• <br /> <br />April, 1958, the City Commission shall be composed of a Mayor and four (~1) Com- <br />missioners and thereafter a Mayor and four (4) Commissioners shall be elected i <br />on the fourth Tuesday in April, every two (2) years. At the first regular meet-~ <br />I <br />ing of the City Commission after the votes have been canvassed and the results <br />of the regular City Election on the fourth Tuesday in April, 1958, have been de- <br />clared, the two (2) candidates for the office of Commissioner receiving the thir <br />I <br />and fourth highest number of qualified votes at such election shall be declared <br />elected and shall serve as Commissioners, upon qualifying as required by law. <br />If, at the said election on the fourth Tuesday in April, 1958, there are less <br />than four (4) candidates for the- office of City Commissioner, then after the re- <br />sults of such election have been declared, the City Commission shall fill the <br />vacancy or vacancies, as the case may be, by appointing a qualified voter or <br />voters residing in the City and having the proper qualifications. Thereafter, <br />in the election of the Commissioners, the four (4) candidates receiving the high <br />est number of qualified votes shall be declared elected, and there shall be no <br />run-off elections; in the election of a Mayor, the candidate receiving the high- <br />est number of qualified votes shall be declared elected and there shall be no <br />run-off elections. In the event the election of a Mayor or a Commissioner canno <br />be determined because of a tie vote, the City Commission shall call a Special ! <br />Election within thirty (3D) days to determine the winner between the candidates <br />receiving such tie vote and the candidate receiving the highest number of quali- <br />fied votes in such Special Election shall be declared elected. The four (4) pos - <br />tions of the Commissioners on the City Commission shall be numbered One (1), Two <br />(2), Three (3) and Four (4), and at the first regular meeting of the City Commis <br />pion after the results of the regular City Election on the fourth Tuesday in , <br />
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