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The first Council chamber was located in the Chungshan Hall.
The Council moved to a second site on Chung-hsiao West Road on Aug. 3, 1964.
The present Council building in the History Project Area was inaugurated on Oct. 8, 1990.

Terms		Tenure of Office	Period	Number of Councillors
The Preliminary City Council		4 years, 7 months	4/12/'46-11/29/'50	26 (1 women)
The City Council Under the Jurisdiction of Taiwan Provincial Government	First	2 years	11/29/'50-1/16/'53	50 (5 women)
	Second	2 years	1/16/'53-1/16/'55	57 (5 women)
	Third	3 years	1/16/'55-2/21'/58	66 (7 women)
	Fourth	3 years	2/21/'58-2/21/'61	77 (8 women)
	Fifth	3 years	2/21'/61-2/21/'64	62 (6 women)
	Sixth	3 years, 4 months	2/21/'64-7/1/'67	60 (6 women)
The City Council with Taipei as a Special Municipality (Under the Jurisdiction of the Central Government)	Provisional City Council	2 years, 6 months	7/1/'67-12/25/'69	70 (7 women)
	First	4 years	12/25/'69-12/25/'73	48 (7 women)
	Second	4 years	12/25/'73-12/25/'77	49 (7 women)
	Third	4 years	12/25/'77-12/25/'81	51 (8 women)
	Fourth	4 years	12/25/'81-12/25/'85	51 (7 women)
	Fifth	4 years	12/25/'85-12/25/'89	51 (9 women)
	Sixth	5 years	12/25/'89-12/25/'94	51 (10 women)
	Seventh	4 years	12/25/'94-12/25/'98	52 (12 women)
	Eighth	4 years	12/25/'98-12/25/2002	52 (17 women)
	Ninth	4 years	12/25/'02-12/25/2006	52 (17 women)
	Tenth	4 years	12/25/'06-12/25/2010	52 (19 women)
	Eleventh	4 years	12/25/'10-12/25/2014	62 (22 women)
	Twelfth	4 years	12/25/'14-12/25/2018	63 (21 women)
	Thirteen	4 years	12/25/'18-12/25/2022	63 (24 women)

Terms		Speaker	Deputy Speaker	Chief-Secretary, Secretary General	For Reference
The Preliminary City Council		Yen-shou Chou	Chin-chen Lin Chu-yuan Pan	Ken-huo Chen	The office of the Deputy Speaker was succeeded by Chu-yuan Pan after re-election.
The City Council Under the Jurisdiction of Taiwan Provincial Government	First	Chi-jui Huang	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Ken-huo Chen
	Second	Chi-jui Huang	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Ken-huo Chen
	Third	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Fei-lung Wang	Chia-nan Lin
	Fourth	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Ts'ai-yuan Chou	Chia-nan Lin
	Fifth	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Ts'ai-yuan Chou	Chia-nan Lin
	Sixth	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Shao-hui Chen	Chia-nan Lin	Taipei was upgraded as a special municipality on July 1, 1967.
The City Council with Taipei as a Special Municipality (Under the Jurisdiction of the Central Government)	Provisional City Council	Hsiang-chuan Chang	Shao-hui Chen	Chia-nan Lin	Additional appointments by the Ministry of the Interior; The position "Chief-Secretary" was elevated to "Secretary General"
	First	Ting-Shen Lin	Clement Chang	Chia-nan Lin Richard Tsou
	Second	Ting-Shen Lin	Clement Chang	Richard Tsou
	Third	Ting-Shen Lin	Clement Chang	Richard Tsou
	Fourth	Clement Chang	James Chien-chih Chen	Richard Tsou
	Fifth	Clement Chang James Chien-chih Chen	James Chien-chih Chen Shih-chi Kuo	Richard Tsou	James Chien-chih Chen was elected the Speaker and Shih-chi Kuo the Deputy Sepaker, as Speaker Chang was appointed to be the Minister of Transportation and Communications of the R.O.C. on June 1, 1989.
	Sixth	James Chien-chih Chen	Chiung-sung Chen	Richard Tsou Steyn Huang	To synchronize with the Mayoral eclection, the term was extended to 5 years.
	Seventh	James Chien-chih Chen	Bi-Chu Wu	Steyn Huang George Lin
	Eighth	Bi-Chu Wu	Alex Hrong-tai Fai	George Lin
	Ninth	Bi-Chu Wu	Hsin Lee	George Lin
	Tenth	Bi-Chu Wu	Chin-Hsiang Chen	George Lin Chin-Ter Wang
	Eleventh	Bi-Chu Wu	Po-Ya Chou	Chin-Ter Wang
	Twelfth	Bi-Chu Wu	Chin-Hsiang Chen	Chin-Ter Wang Su-Lin Hong
	Thirteen	Chin-hsiang Chen	Lin-chuang Yeh	Su-Lin Hong
Fourteen			Su-Lin Hong

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