A. After adoption of a proposed charter amendment, a public corporation shall file two complete copies of the charter with the mayor. One copy shall be in a format that strikes over material to be deleted and underlines new material. The mayor may approve or disapprove the proposed amendment. If the mayor approves the proposed amendment, he or she shall cause to be issued duplicate originals of the revised charter, each signed by the mayor and bearing the city seal attested by the city finance director. One original and the underlined and overstricken copy shall be retained by the city finance director as a public record and the other original shall be delivered to the public corporation. A charter amendment proposed by a public corporation shall take effect and become a part of the charter upon the filing of the mayor’s approval with the city finance director.

B. When required by law, each public corporation chartered pursuant to this chapter shall propose to the mayor an amendment to the public corporation’s charter that will conform with said law. Any membership approval shall not be required for any proposed charter amendment required by law. [Ord. 9478, 1985].