[R.O. 2003 §105.110; C.C. 1979 §21.210; Ord. No. 665 §1, 7-2-2002]
The Mayor shall, at the first meeting of the Board of Aldermen
after each annual election, name the members of such Standing Committees
as he deems necessary, which shall consist of two (2) or more members
of the Board of Aldermen.
[R.O. 2003 §105.120; C.C. 1979 §21.220; Ord. No. 665 §1, 7-2-2002]
The Mayor shall have the power to issue proclamations, call
mass meetings and regular and special elections in such a manner as
this Code or other ordinances or State law may provide.
[R.O. 2003 §105.150; C.C. 1979 §21.270; Ord. No. 665 §1, 7-2-2002]
A. Board Of Aldermen. The Mayor shall have a seat in
and preside over the Board of Aldermen, but shall not vote on any
question, except in case of a tie, nor shall he preside or vote in
cases when he is an interested party.
B. City Management. He shall exercise a general supervision over all the officers and affairs of the City, and shall take care that this Code or other ordinances of the City, and the State laws relating to such City, are complied with. Upon recommendation of the City Administrator, the Mayor shall make recommendations of removal of appointive officials, as defined in Section
115.005(A)(2), to the Board of Aldermen. Appointive officials shall be removed from office as per Section
115.020(B).
C. Annual Report. The Mayor, with the assistance of
the City Administrator, shall prepare and present to the Board of
Aldermen an annual report of the City's affairs, including in
such report a summary of reports of department heads and such other
reports as the Board of Aldermen may require.
D. 135.190, when emergencies arise, the Mayor shall, in the case of
accident, disaster or other circumstances creating a public emergency,
have the power to award contracts and make purchases for the purpose
of alleviating the emergency. The Mayor shall file a report with the
Board of Aldermen covering such emergency action, the necessity for
same, together with an itemized accounting of all expenditures incurred.