(A) The municipality may or may not have a City Attorney, full-time or part-time, or on a “on call” basis only when deemed necessary, or on an intermittent or contractual basis.
(B) The Common Council shall prescribe the duties assigned to the City Attorney for specific purposes and consultations for “on call” basis, or on an intermittent or contractual basis.
(C) If said City Attorney is engaged regularly and appointed permanently on a monthly salary or retainer-fee basis, such City Attorney shall have the following duties:
(1) To furnish to the governing body or any officer of the city, an opinion upon any matter relating to the affairs of the city or to the official duties of such officers;
(2) To conduct the prosecution of all actions or proceedings arising out of the violation of any ordinance;
(3) To represent the city in all actions or proceedings to which it may be a party; and
(4) To perform such other professional services incident to his or her office as may be required by ordinance or directed by the governing body.
(Prior Code, § 1.0605)