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(2) Shall have had his or her principal physical residence for at least one year preceding the election within the corporate limits of San Marcos; or shall have had his or her principal physical residence for a period of not less than one year immediately preceding the person's election, in any territory not formerly within the corporate limits of the city, but which is annexed under the provisions of Section 2.03 of this Charter, and shall maintain his or her principal physical residence within the corporate limits of San Marcos throughout his or her term of office; for purposes of this subsection, a person must meet all of the following to meet the requirement for a "principal physical residence" in the city: (A) The person must use the residence address for voter registration and driver's license purposes; (B) The person must use the residence address as the person's home address on documents such as employment records, resumes, business cards, government forms and loan applications; C) The person must use the phone number at the residence as the person's home phone number; and (D) The person must not claim a homestead exemption on any property other than the residence; MEASURE NO. 2 SHALL SECTION 3.17(b) OF THE CITY CHARTER BE AMENDED REGARDING THE OFFICIALS ENTITLED TO DUE PROCESS PRIOR TO REMOVAL FROM OFFICE, TO READ AS FOLLOWS: (b) The city council shall have the authority to remove any city official appointed or approved by the city council, including members of city boards and commissions established under state law, by this charter, or by ordinance, and the city manager, city clerk, city attorney and municipal court judge. Any such removal of a city official by the city council shall require a majority vote of the membership of the city council and shall be preceded by adequate notice to the official of the time and location of the meeting, the nature of the charge against the official, and an opportunity for a hearing. At any such hearing, evidence both for and against the city official may be offered for the counciI's consideration. The council may, by ordinance, provide for further or more detailed procedures pertaining to the removal of city officials, not inconsistent with this provision. MEASURE NO. 3 SHALL SECTION 5.03 OF THE CITY CHARTER BE AMENDED REGARDING THE TIME FOR FILINGAPPLICATIONS FOR CANDIDACY FOR THE CITY COUNCIL, TO READ AS FOLLOWS: Sec. 5.03. Filing for office. Election 2004.wpd -2-