Borough of Norristown, PA
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2023-01-17
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The Code
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Part I: Administrative Legislation
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Chapter 4 Administrative Code
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Article II Mayor
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 4 Administrative Code
- Ch 4 Art II Mayor
- § 4-4 Election; term.
- § 4-5 Vacancies.
- § 4-6 Powers and duties.
- Ch 6 Affirmative Action
- Ch 8 Blighted Property Removal Committee
- Ch 9 Board of Code Appeals
- Ch 10 Code of Conduct
- Ch 12 Drug Task Force
- Ch 21 Ethics
- Ch 27 Fire Department
- Ch 31 Historical Architectural Review Board
- Ch 33 Housing Code Review Committee
- Ch 37 Human Relations Commission
- Ch 41 Information Technology Committee
- Ch 43 Insurance
- Ch 50 Library Service
- Ch 56 Meter Personnel; Traffic Guides
- Ch 60 Montgomery County Consortium of Communities
- Ch 62 Municipal Stormwater Authority
- Ch 63 Municipal Waste Authority
- Ch 66 Parks and Recreation Committee
- Ch 70 Planning Commission
- Ch 74 Police Department
- Ch 81 (Reserved)
- Ch 82 Shade Tree Commission and Tree Rules and Regulations
- Ch 85 (Reserved)
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 95 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 97 Alleys
- Ch 99 Amusement Machines
- Ch 103 Animals
- Ch 107 (Reserved)
- Ch 113 Bicycles
- Ch 119 (Reserved)
- Ch 120 Building Permits and Floodplain Management
- Ch 122 Buildings, Boarding and Enclosing of
- Ch 125 Buildings, Landmark
- Ch 128 Change of Use or Occupancy
- Ch 130 Checks, Returned
- Ch 132 Construction Codes, Uniform
- Ch 133 Contractors, Responsible
- Ch 135 Curfew
- Ch 140 Drugs and Drug Paraphernalia
- Ch 143 (Reserved)
- Ch 147 Emergencies
- Ch 151 Fees
- Ch 155 Firearms and Weapons
- Ch 157 Fire Insurance Claims
- Ch 159 Fire Prevention
- Ch 163 Fireworks
- Ch 169 Garage Sales
- Ch 172 Gas- and Oil-Burning Equipment
- Ch 176 Graffiti
- Ch 180 Hazardous Substances
- Ch 184 (Reserved)
- Ch 188 Discrimination
- Ch 194 Junkyards
- Ch 198 Kerosene Heating Units
- Ch 200 Lead Poisoning Prevention and Lead Hazard Control
- Ch 202 Littering
- Ch 203 Distribution of Commercial Handbills and Other Unsubscribed Literature
- Ch 204 Loitering
- Ch 209 (Reserved)
- Ch 215 Noise
- Ch 219 Numbering of Houses and Property
- Ch 222 Overcrowding of Dwelling Units
- Ch 223 Parades, Street Fairs, Block Parties and Assemblies
- Ch 224 Parking Permits
- Ch 225 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 227 Pawnbrokers and Dealers in Precious Metals, Antiques and Secondhand Goods
- Ch 229 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 233 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 236 (Reserved)
- Ch 239 Property Maintenance
- Ch 239A Building Safety, Property Maintenance and Housing Code
- Ch 240 Property Maintenance Quick Ticket Program
- Ch 241 Property Transfer and Sewer Lateral Inspections
- Ch 242 Real Estate Registry
- Ch 243 Records
- Ch 245 Rental Property
- Ch 246 Rights-Of-Way
- Ch 247 Rodent Control
- Ch 251 Contractor Licensing
- Ch 258 Sewers and Sewage Disposal
- Ch 262 (Reserved)
- Ch 266 Smoking on Borough Property
- Ch 270 Snow and Ice Removal
- Ch 274 Solid Waste
- Ch 276 Stormwater Management
- Ch 278 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 282 Subdivision and Land Development
- Ch 286 Swimming Pools
- Ch 291 Taxation
- Ch 293 Towing and Towers
- Ch 295 Trees
- Ch 297 Truss Construction
- Ch 301 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 305 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 308 Vending Machines
- Ch 310 Water
- Ch 315 Weeds
- Ch 320 Zoning
- Appendix
- Ch A325 Cable Television Franchise
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
The Mayor shall be elected at large at a municipal
election for a term of four years beginning on the first Monday of
January next following his/her election.[1]
A vacancy in the office of Mayor shall be filled
in accordance with Section 507 of the Home Rule Charter and/or state
law.
The Mayor shall be the chief executive officer
of the borough and shall have those executive powers and duties described
by the Home Rule Charter, this Administrative Code and general law,
including but not limited to the following:
A.
To enforce the laws and ordinances of the borough
and the applicable provisions of the Home Rule Charter and general
law.
B.
To report annually, as mandated by the Charter, on
financial and administrative activities, conditions and needs of the
borough to the Council, at a public meeting so designated.
C.
To make written recommendations for action to the
Council.
D.
To designate, on a temporary basis, an Acting Municipal
Administrator as necessary.
E.
To submit ordinances for the Council's consideration
and approval.
F.
To remove a Municipal Administrator or director at
his/her discretion, after written notice of intention to do so to
the Council. Any such removal shall become effective on the 30th day
following the filing of such written notice.
G.
To exercise any executive powers of the municipality
required by the Home Rule Charter, this Administrative Code or general
law.
