The Mayor shall be the chief executive officer and chief conservator of the peace within the Village. The Mayor shall see that the ordinances of the Village and the laws of the State are enforced and that all contracts to which the Village is a party are carried out. The Mayor shall have all the general and judicial powers vested in him/her by the laws of the State and shall perform all the duties prescribed by the ordinances of the Village. The Mayor shall preside at all meetings of Council. The Mayor shall have the right to introduce ordinances and resolutions and to take part in the discussion of all matters coming before Council and shall have the right to vote in case of a tie. The Mayor shall be recognized as the official and ceremonial head of the Village and by the Governor for military purposes, and by the courts for the purpose of serving civil process. The Mayor shall establish the committees of Council at the first meeting of Council for a new term, and throughout the Council term as necessary to carry out the business of the Village. The Mayor shall appoint Council Members and may appoint as necessary residents including business residents to such committees in his or her discretion. The Mayor's decision on committees shall be final and not subject to approval by Council. The Mayor shall give due regard to the preferences of Council Members in establishing and staffing committees, but shall not be bound by their preferences. The Mayor shall give bond for the faithful performance of his/her duties, in an amount and subject to approval as provided by Council by ordinance.