CHAPTER 21: NONELECTED OFFICIALS
ARTICLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
   21.001   Definition
   21.002   Appointment of officers
   21.003   Removal of officers and employees
ARTICLE II. CITY ADMINISTRATOR
   21.100   Office Created
   21.101   Relationship to mayor and council
   21.102   Duties
   21.103   Appointment
   21.104   Notice and termination procedure
   21.105   Oath; bond required
ARTICLE III. CITY CLERK
   21.200   Office created
   21.201   Oath, bond required
   21.202   Duties
ARTICLE IV. CITY TREASURER
   21.300   Office created
   21.301   Qualifications
   21.302   Powers and duties
   21.303   Oath; bond
   21.304   Compensation
ARTICLE V. CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER
   21.400   Office created
   21.401   Oath, bond
   21.402   Compensation
   21.403   Powers and duties
   21.404   Appeals
   21.405   Office fee schedule
ARTICLE I. GENERAL PROVISIONS
§ 21.001 DEFINITION
   For the purposes of this chapter, the following definition shall apply:
   "NON-ELECTED OFFICERS." City administrator, department heads, corporation counsel, city clerk, city engineer, city treasurer, and code enforcement officer.
(Ord. No. 4.82, § 1, 3-2-82)
§ 21.002 APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS
   The mayor shall appoint all nonelected city officers, with the approval of city council.
(Ord. No. 4.82, § 3, 3-2-82)
§ 21.003 REMOVAL OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
   The mayor shall have the power to suspend, demote, or remove any officer or employee, subject, however, to tenure or terms of employment that are protected by statute, ordinances, or contract, and except for employees of the council. For other than temporary or emergency suspensions, the mayor, before taking any such action, shall convene a meeting of the appropriate committee of the city council, which shall conduct a hearing, along with the mayor or his designee. The officer or employee shall be given at least forty-eight (48) hours' notice of any hearing, and shall have the right and opportunity to obtain and have counsel present, and to be represented by counsel. After the hearing, the committee shall make recommendations for action to the mayor, and the mayor shall have the final decision on the appropriate action. Any interested party may request that the full council review the committee's recommendation within three (3) days of its rendition, and the council may review the record or conduct its own hearing and make recommendations to the mayor as above. The mayor shall not be bound by any recommendation thus made, but shall give same due consideration.
(Ord. No. 4.82, § 4, 3-2-82)
Cross reference:
   Personnel policies, Chapter 23
ARTICLE II. CITY ADMINISTRATOR
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