ARTICLE II. GOVERNING BODY Sec. 1. The city commission; term of office. The governing body of the City of Texas City shall be a commission composed of the mayor and six commissioners to be known as the Commission of the City of Texas City. The members of the city commission shall be elected from the City of Texas City for two-year terms in a manner prescribed elsewhere in this Charter. As hereinafter used in this Charter the word commission shall be construed to mean a mayor and six commissioners. All rules and regulations governing the commission as to terms of office, qualifications, nomination and election, vacancies, and recall elections shall also apply to the mayor. Except as otherwise provided in this Charter or by applicable law the city commission shall be authorized to exercise, or cause to be exercised, all powers conferred upon the city by this Charter or by applicable law. Sec. 2. Qualifications for commission. The mayor and each commissioner shall, in addition to the other qualifications prescribed by law: (1) Be at least 21 years of age and a qualified resident voter in the city; (2) If a candidate for a district commissioner position, be a resident of the district from which election is sought for at least twelve (12) months prior to the date of the election and continue to reside in said district during term of office; (3) If a candidate for mayor or an at-large commissioner position, be a resident of the city for at least twelve (12) months prior to the date of the election and continue to reside in the city during term of office. A member of the commission ceasing to possess any of the qualifications specified in this section or convicted of a felony while in office, shall immediately forfeit his/her office. If a member of the commission is absent for three (3) consecutive, regular meetings without an explanation acceptable to a majority of the commission, the office of that commissioner shall be declared vacant at the next regular meeting. |
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