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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADOPTING ORDINANCE
ARTICLE 1: CITY OFFICIALS
ARTICLE 2: ADMINISTRATION
ARTICLE 3: Repealed
ARTICLE 4: FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES
ARTICLE 5: BUILDINGS
ARTICLE 6: ALCOHOLIC LIQUORS
ARTICLE 7: ELECTRICAL CODE
ARTICLE 8: Fire and Police Commission: Fire Department and Police Department
ARTICLE 9: FIRE PREVENTION AND SAFETY
ARTICLE 10: HOUSING CODE SECTION
ARTICLE 10A: HOUSING CODE FOR NON-OWNER OCCUPIED DWELLINGS
ARTICLE 10-A: BUREAU OF INSPECTION
ARTICLE 11: LICENSES
ARTICLE 12: MISDEMEANORS
ARTICLE 13: NUISANCES
ARTICLE 14: PLAN COMMISSION
ARTICLE 15: PLUMBING CODE OF THE CITY OF MT. VERNON
ARTICLE 16 WATER SYSTEM AND SEWER SYSTEM
ARTICLE 16A: FATS, OILS, GREASES AND OTHER SUBSTANCES SEWER CONTROL ORDINANCE
ARTICLE 16 B: MOUNT VERNON PRETREATMENT ORDINANCE
ARTICLE 17: SUBDIVISIONS
ARTICLE 18: TRAFFIC, STREETS, PARKING AND PARKING METERS
ARTICLE 19: MOBILE HOME STANDARDS
ARTICLE 19A: MANUFACTURED HOME DEVELOPMENT
ARTICLE 19B: TRAVEL TRAILER, DEPENDENT MOBILE HOME, AND TRAVEL TRAILER PARKS
ARTICLE 20: STORM DRAINAGE AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
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ARTICLE 22: GENERAL PROVISIONS, TITLE, AMENDMENTS, DEFINITIONS, REPEALER SEPARABILITY, AND PENALTY
ARTICLE 23: MT. VERNON MUNICIPAL AND SERVICE OCCUPATION TAX
ARTICLE 24: MOTOR FUEL TAX
ARTICLE 24A: MOTOR FUEL TAX - DIESEL
ARTICLE 25: REGULATION OF THE PLANNING, MAINTENANCE, AND REMOVAL OF TREES, SHRUBS, AND OTHER PLANTS
ARTICLE 26: SIMPLIFIED MUNICIPAL TELECOMMUNICATIONS TAX RATE CHANGE
ARTICLE 27: RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES RELATED TO LOCALLY IMPOSED AND ADMINISTERED TAX RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITY ORDINANCE
ARTICLE 28: MOTEL AND HOTEL TAXES
ARTICLE 29: OFFICIALS’ AND EMPLOYEES’ ETHICS ACT
ARTICLE 30: REGULATION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS
ARTICLE 31: FOOD AND BEVERAGE TAX
ARTICLE 32: DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK DINING
ARTICLE 33: REGULATIONS FOR JAYCEE LAKE AND MILLER LAKE
ARTICLE 34: AMUSEMENT TAXES
ARTICLE 35: MUNICIPAL CANNABIS RETAILERS’ OCCUPATION TAX
INDEX
§ 32.073 DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND PUBLIC FACILITIES.
   (A)   The Director of Parks and Public Facilities shall be appointed by the City Manager and shall receive a salary within ranges as determined by the City Council from time to time and fixed by the City Manager, based upon performance and merit.
   (B)   The Director of Parks and Public Facilities shall have the following duties and responsibilities:
      (1)   Plan, direct, and administer all park recreation programs; supervise and direct the design, planning, development and implementation of recreational and instructional park programs.
      (2)   Inspect physical park and recreation facilities and develop plans for their replacement and direct and evaluate construction, maintenance and repair of City Park grounds and equipment.
      (3)   Coordinate maintenance and repair schedules of property under the authority of the Department and be responsible for the maintenance and general housekeeping of said property.
      (4)   Prepare and administer annual recreational budget; approve recreational expenditures; prepare and maintain records of recreational expenditures and activities.
      (5)   Supervise, inspect and evaluate the work of subordinate personnel engaged in construction, maintenance and repair activities to insure compliance with project standards; provide training and orientation to new employees; administer the terms of the labor contract between City and the Union.
      (6)   Plan, direct and evaluate the performance of a recreational coordinator, clerical staff and other employees of the Department.
      (7)   Direct and assist the Recreational Coordinator in the performance of specific duties of the Recreational Coordinator; including duties of (1) acting as administrative assistant to the Park and Recreation Board and keeping all records of the Board, minutes of meetings for the Board and coordinate activities of the Board with the Office of the City Manager; (2) acting as the City’s representative in all recreational matters in related organizations and assisting and making recommendations to appropriate civic organizations or groups; (3) coordinating State and Federal grants with the Grant Coordinator and insuring compliance with funding requirements and grant regulations; and (4) supervising recreational employees, such as swimming pool employees and umpires.
      (8)   Plan, direct and evaluate the construction, maintenance, cleaning, and repair of public buildings, right-of-ways, Park, and other public property under the authority of the Department.
      (9)   Plan, direct and evaluate the cleaning; setting up, opening, and closing of municipal buildings and recreational sites.
      (10)   Plan, direct and evaluate mowing of public grounds, trimming of trees and shrubbery, cultivating of flowers, and landscaping of public grounds.
      (11)   Organize, plan, direct; and evaluate long range plans for public maintenance improvements in conjunction with other City Departments; organize, plan, direct, and evaluate preventative maintenance for public facilities.
      (12)   Receive complaints and questions from the general public regarding public maintenance activities and initiate corrective actions where necessary.
      (13)   Prepare, submit and administer an annual budget; prepare projected costs for labor, materials and equipment; review and approve requests for work materials and purchases of services and equipment, and prepare and maintain records of work performed.
      (14)   Handle all administrative duties concerning the Parks and Public Facilities Department.
      (15)   Provide a monthly and annual report of activities, costs. and projected activities to the City Manager and Council and respond as necessary to other inquiries of the City Manager and Council.
      (16)   Perform such other duties as directed or assigned by the City Manager.
(Prior Code, Art. 2, § 2.7(d), (e))