Sec. 9. (a) The office of executive becomes vacant whenever the executive: (1) dies, resigns, or is removed from office; (2) ceases to be a resident of the city; (3) is convicted of a felony, as provided in IC 5-8-1-38 ; or (4) is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the executive's office for more than six (6) months. (b) The vacancy shall be filled under IC 3-13-8 . IC 36-4-6 Chapter 6. City Legislative Body 36-4-6-0.1 Application of certain amendments to chapter 36-4-6-1 Application of chapter 36-4-6-2 Common council; election; eligibility; term of office 36-4-6-3 Second class cities; division into districts; boundaries; legislative body candidates; recertification of districts; filing with circuit court clerk; time for filing 36-4-6-4 Third class cities; division into districts; boundaries; voting; recertification of districts; filing with circuit court clerk; time for filing 36-4-6-5 Third class cities having populations of less than 10,000; division into districts; boundaries; voting for legislative body candidates; recertification of districts; filing with circuit court clerk; time for filing 36-4-6-6 Power to expel member or declare seat vacant; rules 36-4-6-7 Meetings 36-4-6-8 President; vice president; president pro tempore 36-4-6-9 Clerk; duties; second class cities posting roll call votes on Internet web site 36-4-6-10 Quorum 36-4-6-11 Majority vote; two-thirds vote 36-4-6-12 Ordinance; majority vote 36-4-6-13 Ordinance; two-thirds vote with unanimous consent of members present 36-4-6-14 Ordinance, order, or resolution adoption; requirements 36-4-6-15 Ordinance, order, or resolution; presentation to city executive 36-4-6-16 Ordinance, order, or resolution; power of city executive to approve or veto 36-4-6-17 Ordinance adoption; recording; contents of record; effect as evidence 36-4-6-18 Purposes of ordinance, order, resolution, or motion 36-4-6-19 Loans and issuance of bonds; requirements 36-4-6-20 Temporary or short term loans in anticipation of current revenues 36-4-6-21 Investigative powers of legislative body 36-4-6-22 Repealed 36-4-6-23 Repealed 36-4-6-24 Attorneys and legal research assistants
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