Term-limits proposal prompts mixed reaction from Everett committee
A proposal to add three-term limits (with a four-year gap to return) for mayor and council drew mixed reactions: proponents said limits encourage turnover and diversity; others worried about optics if current officials would be prevented from running and suggested delaying or separate consideration.
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The committee examined a charter amendment proposal to add term limits for councilmembers and the mayor — three consecutive full terms with a required four-year gap before returning — and heard differing views on timing and optics.
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