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Chapter 07 <br /> thereto, the benefits of said unclassified position shall be substituted, whereupon the same shall <br /> be considered to be authorized for and attached to that particular classified position continued <br /> to be occupied as aforesaid. In the event of such an appointment, the authorized number of the <br /> affected classified position. upon_ the. direction of the City Manager, maye increased by one in <br /> which case the vacancy resulting therefrom shall be filled as providec by law or ordinance. <br /> Upon resignation or removal from an unclassified position before the termination of occupancy <br /> of a classified position the substitution of duties. and of compensation and benefits, shall cease. <br /> If at the time such substitution of duties ceases there is a vacancy in the authorized number of the <br /> affected classified position or if none is then existent upon the occurrence of the first vacancy <br /> thereafter, at the direction of the City Manager the authorized number thereof may be reduced by <br /> one and such vacancy eliminated without appointment from any eligibility register. During the <br /> continuance of substitution of duties as aforesaid, said classified position may be modified, <br /> eliminated or otherwise affected the same, and in the same manner, as if such substitution had <br /> not occurred, and an employee or officer may be suspended, demoted. or removed or discharged <br /> for cause from the classified service the same, and in the same manner, as if said substitution had <br /> not occurred whether the basis thereof arises out of or is connected with the substituted duties or <br /> otherwise. (Amended, Ordinance No. 94-70, September 19, 1994) <br /> B. Subparagraph (A) hereof shall be inapplicable to any such employee who remains in an <br /> unclassified position in excess of three months. at which time such employee will no longer <br /> be entitled to any rights or priviieges specified therein nor to any rights arising out of civil <br /> service law generally. (Amended. Ordinance No. 95-54, October 30, 1995) <br />