2.104.210 Membership concurrence required—When.
If the charter provides for a membership with power to participate in determination of corporate policy in addition to advising, to vote upon corporate affairs or to elect some or all corporate officials, or to pass on action by referendum or commence action by initiative, then the concurrence of the membership shall be necessary upon any of the following matters:
A. Proposed amendments to the charter;
B. Proposed amendments to the rules and regulations of the public corporation on matters within the power and responsibility of the membership;
C. Fixing the compensation of corporate officials and the nature and limit of expenses incurred by corporate officials that may be reimbursed, unless the charter sets the same;
D. The election or selection of an independent auditor; and
E. Such other matters as the charter may designate. (Ord. 1016-84 § .210, 1984.)