A. A public corporation may propose to the mayor that its charter be amended by resolution of its board passed by a procedure outlined in its Charter and in conformity with Section 1.16.240 at a regular or special meeting of which thirty (30) days advance written notice was given; and where concurrence of the membership, if any, be required by the Charter, by approval of the membership through either written ballots by mail or a vote of members at a regular or special meeting at which consideration of the proposed amendment was scheduled and thirty (30) days advance written notice given.

B. Information regarding a proposed Charter amendment shall be provided to members of the board and to members, if any, two weeks prior to the meeting at which a vote will be taken and shall include the proposed amendment and a statement of its purpose and effect. If the membership is larger than one hundred (100) persons, the information to be provided to the members need only be a summary of the proposed amendment and a summary of its purpose and effect. A copy of the proposed amendment and statement of its purpose and effect shall be available for public inspection at the public corporation offices two weeks prior to the meeting at which a vote will be taken.