Sec. 8.99.12. Duties and Responsibilities of City Offices. (a) The Chief Legislative Analyst shall, as directed by the Council, coordinate the efforts of City offices and departments in provision of information to the Council on redevelopment matters; coordinate with Agency staff in the development of comprehensive and cohesive long term redevelopment strategies and policies for the Agency for submission to Council for its review and approval; coordinate analysis of the implementation of Council oversight of the Agency; and coordinate the development and maintenance of working relationships and communication with the Agency and the Council; and perform such other duties as the Council or its Committees may direct. (b) The Director of the Office of Administrative and Research Services shall, in addition to those responsibilities specified in Article 3 of this chapter, review and recommend to the Council prior to Council action on Agency personnel matters included in (a), (c), (d) and (e) of Section 8.99.04. of this article; and provide financial analysis of matters included in (g), (h), (k), (o), (p), (q) and (s) of Section 8.99.04. of this article; shall conduct a management audit of the Agency no less often that every ten years; shall assist the Chief Legislative Analyst in the Chief Legislative Analyst’s coordinating role under (a) of this section; and shall perform such other duties as directed by the Council or its Committees. (c) The City Attorney shall, in addition to the responsibilities as Agency general counsel, also advise the City on redevelopment matters; shall advise the Chief Legislative Analyst in the Chief Legislative Analyst’s coordination role under (a) of this section; and shall perform other duties as requested by the Council or its Committees. (d) The Office of the Mayor shall assist in maintaining working relationships and communication between the Agency, the Council, and City departments and offices, and coordinate with the Chief Legislative Analyst in the Chief Legislative Analyst’s coordination role under (a) of this section.