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No Interference Clause Examples TiWid No Interference Clause Examples Listed from highest to lowest population Beaverton No council member may directly or indirectly attempt to coerce the city manager or a candidate for the office of city manager in executing the city manager's powers and duties. In council meetings, council members may discuss or suggest anything with the city manager relating to city business. Medford No member of the council shall, in any manner, directly or indirectly, by suggestion or otherwise, attempt to coerce or influence the city manager in the making of any appointment or any removal or in the award of any contract within the manager's authority or in any disciplinary action against a city employee; nor shall any member of the council exact any promise relative to any appointment from any candidate for city manager or discuss directly or indirectly with any such candidate the matter of appointments to any city office or employments. Any violation of the foregoing provisions of this section shall work a forfeiture of the office of the offending member of the council who may be removed therefrom by the council or any court of competent jurisdiction. Nothing contained herein, however, shall be construed as prohibiting the council, while in open session, from discussion with or suggesting to the city manager anything pertaining to city affairs. Forest Grove No Council member may directly or indirectly attempt to coerce the Manager or a candidate for that office in the appointment or removal of any City employee, or in administrative decisions regarding City property or contracts. Violation of this prohibition is grounds for removal from office by a majority of the Council after a public hearing. In Council meetings, Council members may discuss or suggest anything with the Manager relating to City business. Woodburn No member of the council shall directly or indirectly, by suggestion or otherwise, attempt to influence or coerce the administrator in the making of any appointment or removal of any officer or employee or in the purchase of supplies; or attempt to exact any promise relative to any appointment from any candidate for administrator; or discuss directly or indirectly with him the matter of specific appointments to any city office or employment. A violation of the foregoing provisions of this section shall be grounds for forfeiture of the office of the offending member of the council. Nothing in this section shall be construed, however, as prohibiting the council, while in session, from fully and freely discussing with or suggesting to the administrator anything pertaining to city affairs or interest of the city. Newberg No council member may directly or indirectly attempt to coerce the manager or a candidate for the office of manager in the appointment or removal of any city employee, or in administrative decisions regarding city property or contracts. Violation of this prohibition is grounds for removal from office by a majority of the council after a public hearing. In council meetings, councilors may discuss or suggest anything with the manager relating to city business. Happy Valley Neither the mayor nor a councilor may attempt directly or indirectly to coerce the manager or a candidate for the office of manager in the appointment or removal of any city employee, or in administrative decisions. Violations of this prohibition is grounds for removal from office by four councilors after a public hearing. In council meetings, the mayor and councilors may discuss or suggest any topic with the manager relating to city employees or administrative matters. Roseburg No councilor or mayor may influence or attempt to influence the city manager in personnel decisions or in the purchase of supplies, nor may any councilor or mayor exact any promise relative to any personnel decision by the city manager. Violation of this section forfeits the office of the violator. The mayor and any councilor may, however, in open Council meeting discuss with or suggest to the city manager anything pertaining to City affairs. Klamath Falls No member of the Council shall directly or indirectly, by suggestion or otherwise, attempt to influence or coerce the manager in the making of any appointment or removal of any officer or employee or in the purchase of supplies; or attempt to exact any promise relative to any appointment from any candidate for manager; or discuss directly or indirectly with him the matter of specific appointments to any City office or employment. A violation of the foregoing provisions of this section shall forfeit the office of the offending member of the Council. Nothing in this section shall be construed, however, as prohibiting the Council while in open session from fully and freely discussing with or suggesting to the manager anything pertaining to City affairs or the interest of the City. Sherwood No council member may directly or indirectly attempt to coerce the manager or a candidate for the office of manager in the appointment or removal of any city employee, or in administrative decisions. Violation of this prohibition is grounds for removal from office by a majority of the council after a public hearing. In council meetings, councilors may discuss or suggest anything with the manager relating to city business.