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CHAPTER 7 Appointive Officers
SECTION:
1-7-1: Appointment
1-7-2: Compensation
1-7-3: Duties
1-7-4: Bonds
1-7-5: Personnel Policy and Code of Conduct
1-7-6: Reports and Accounts
1-7-1: APPOINTMENT. The Mayor shall, subject to confirmation by the Council,
appoint a city clerk, treasurer, city attorney and such other appointive officers deemed necessary
for the efficient operation of the City. The Mayor may suspend or remove any person from an
appointive office, subject to the confirming vote of a majority of the Council, and the Council may,
by unanimous vote without the Mayor's concurrence, suspend or remove such officers.
1-7-2: COMPENSATION. The Council shall determine the compensation and benefits
to be paid or given to all appointive officers.
1-7-3: DUTIES. All appointed officers shall have such duties as may be prescribed by
ordinance or by a written agreement approved by the Council.
1-7-4: BONDS. No bond shall be required of any appointive officer except as expressly
required by this Code.
1-7-5: PERSONNEL POLICY AND CODE OF CONDUCT. All full-time appointive
officers shall be subject to the City Personnel Policy and Code of Conduct.
1-7-6: REPORTS AND ACCOUNTS. The Mayor and City Council may require any
appointive officer to exhibit his or her accounts, papers or other documents and to make written
reports pertaining to his or her office.