(1) Violation of any provision of Article 4 of this Chapter, other than the guidelines contained in Section 2-4-30 thereof.

(2) Violation of the rules of conduct or ethical principles applicable to local government officials and members of boards and commissions contained in the Colorado Standards of Conduct, Section 24-18-101 et seq., C.R.S., or the Bribery and Corrupt Influences and Abuse of Public Office sections of the Colorado Criminal Code, Sections 18-8-301 et seq., and 18-8-401 et seq., C.R.S.

(3) Action constituting self-dealing or other actual conflict of interest, whether or not a violation of any of the above.

(4) Action demonstrating bad faith or failure to exercise honest judgment, or conduct disrespectful of truth or accuracy or designed to create unwarranted delay.

(5) Demonstrated neglect of duties, nonfeasance, misfeasance or malfeasance. For purposes of this Section, malfeasance shall mean a breach of an affirmative duty or the performance of a discretionary act with improper or corrupt motives.

(6) Substantial change in circumstances of an appointee or inaccuracies in his or her application that, while not automatically disqualifying, may have reasonably resulted in rejection of the appointment if existent or known at the time of application.

(7) With specific regard to both the Historic and Architectural Review Commission and the Planning and Zoning Commission, members shall successfully complete the certified training offered by the Town no later than the end of their first term of appointment. Failure to successfully complete the certified training, in accordance with this schedule or demonstrated willful disregard or negligence in adhering to the guidance of such training, may constitute good cause for removal.