§ 32.07 REMOVAL OF ELECTED OFFICERS FOUND GUILTY OF NONFEASANCE IN OFFICE.
   (A)   If the Mayor, a Member of the Council, or any other elective officer of the city shall willfully and knowingly fail, refuse, or neglect to execute or cause to be executed, any of the laws or ordinances within their jurisdiction, they shall be deemed guilty of nonfeasance in office as such term is used in A.C. § 14-42-109.
   (B)   If the Council determines that the Mayor, a Member of the Council, or any elective officer has committed nonfeasance in office as defined A.C. § 14-42-109, the Council may, by majority vote, recommend the matter to the proper authorities for consideration pursuant to the procedures provided in A.C. § 14-42-109.
   (C)   If a judgment of record is entered removing the guilty officer from office, removal, replacement, and/or reinstatement shall be in accordance with the procedure provided in A.C. § 14-42-109.
(Ord. 2007-11-302, passed 11-6-07; Am. Ord. 2019-07-851, passed 7-2-19)