[Prior Code, Sec. 1-67]
All officers elected or appointed to office in this City shall
be qualified electors of this City, and shall have such other qualifications
as the Charter and ordinances may prescribe.
[Prior Code, Sec. 1-68]
All Councilmen shall qualify for office as provided in the City
Charter. All other elective officers and all appointive officers shall
qualify within 10 days after the beginning of their terms. Failure
to qualify within the time required, by taking the oath or affirmation
of office and making any bond required by the Charter, ordinance or
resolution of the Council, shall void the election or appointment
of the person; and a successor shall be chosen for the place as provided
by the Charter or ordinance.
[Prior Code, Sec. 1-69]
A.
The various officers of the City are hereby required to enter into
a good and sufficient bond to the City, to be approved by the Mayor
and Council, conditioned for the faithful performance of their duties
and the accounting and paying to this City all monies and property
coming into their hands and possession by virtue of their offices,
as the Mayor and Council shall from time to time determine by resolution.
Bonds to the City shall be in the amounts respectively indicated after
their titles, or as otherwise set by the Council:
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Officer or Employee
|
Amount
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|---|---|
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City Clerk
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$1,000
|
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City Treasurer
|
$12,000
|
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Each other officer or employee by individual or blanket bond
|
$2,500
|
[Prior Code, Secs. 1-70, 1-71]
A.
The following officers of the City shall receive from the City as
compensation for his or her services such amounts as the Mayor and
Council shall fix from time to time, in accordance with applicable
law, by ordinance or resolutions:
[Prior Code, Sec. 1-72]
The salaries or other compensation to be paid to the City Attorney
and all other officers and employees appointed by the Mayor with the
consent and confirmation of the council, shall be determined by motion
or resolution adopted by the council, and may be changed from time
to time in the same manner.
[Prior Code, Sec. 1-66]
A.
Except as the charter or ordinances may provide otherwise, all officers
appointed by the Mayor with the consent and confirmation of the council
shall serve for a term expiring at the time of expiration of the term
of the Mayor, and shall serve thereafter until their successors are
appointed and qualify.
B.
All employees appointed by the Mayor with the consent and confirmation
of the council shall serve for indefinite terms.
C.
Any such officer or employee shall be subject to removal at any time
for the good of the service by the Mayor and council, except as otherwise
provided by the charter or ordinance.
[Prior Code, Sec. 1-98]
All City offices shall be open on every day of the week except
Saturday and Sunday and required legal holidays from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. The council, by motion or resolution, may vary this requirement
when it deems it for the good of the City. The police department and
the fire department shall have appropriate personnel on duty status
at all hours of every day.
[Ord. 727, 4-18-1989]
No employee or officer appointed by the Mayor and approved by
the council may be dismissed, discharged or terminated except upon
approval of such dismissal, discharge or termination by the council;
and, except as required by the charter, no employee or officer shall
be required to be a resident or qualified elector of the City; and,
the compensation of any employee or officer shall not be changed except
by approval of the council; and all of the provisions of this section
shall apply to all employees and officers previously or hereafter
appointed by the Mayor and approved by the council.
[Ord. 865-2000, 1-3-2000]
The employees and officers, other than elected officers, in
the administrative offices of the City of Tahlequah in City hall shall
be under the supervision and direction of the assistant City Administrator,
who shall be under the supervision and direction of the Mayor and
City council.
[Ord. 700, 12-7-1987]
A.
Smoking and nonsmoking areas in this facility have been separately
designated and separately posted. Areas not identified as "smoking
permitted" are designated and posted as "nonsmoking areas." In this
establishment, both smoking and nonsmoking areas have been identified
based on the results of physical survey which included such factors
as ventilation patterns, work stations, and patron or employee comfort.
B.
All employees and patrons are requested to honor the smoking and
nonsmoking areas designated and to respect the preferences of others.
[Ord. 866, 12-2-1996]
Absentee ballots shall be provided in all primary, general,
special or runoff elections conducted by the City or the Cherokee
County election board in the manner and in accordance with the provisions
now established or hereinafter established by the laws of the state.
[Ord. 866, 12-2-1996]
All expenses incurred in the conduct of any election for the
City shall be paid by the City.
