In addition to those duties and responsibilities as provided
under the home rule charter, other provisions of the Code of Ordinances
and as directed by adopted policies of the city, and as same may be
amended from time to time, the city manager shall, as necessary for
the prudent and effective administration of the city:
(1)
Be
authorized to move budgeted funds within a department and/or between
departments within the same fund;
(2)
Purchase,
without approval of the city council, goods and services up to a certain
dollar amount less than $50,000.00 so long as funds have been budgeted
by the city council for the purpose for which they are to be expended;
(3)
Execute all appropriate contracts, agreements, and franchises consistent with the authority described in subsection (2) and to see that all terms and conditions imposed in favor of the city or its inhabitants in such transactions are faithfully kept or performed, and in such case of any violation thereof to take such action as may be necessary and proper to enforce or terminate same;
(4)
To
execute change orders related to all contracts of the city in accordance
with the authority provided home rule cities by state law;
(5)
Organize
the employees of the city into various departments, divisions and
positions and to create and draft job descriptions within the budgeted
number of full-time employees (FTEs);
(6)
Make
such inquiries, investigations, studies and reports as the city manager
deems proper or as the city council may request or require concerning
the operation or conduct of city departments, personnel or agencies;
(Ordinance 197, sec. 2A, adopted 4/8/14)
(a)
The
city attorney will be recommended by the city manager, and shall be
appointed and removed by the governing body.
(b)
The
city attorney shall serve at the will of the governing body, pursuant
to such terms and compensation as may be determined from time to time
by the governing body.
(2002 Code, art. 9.200)
Any attorney who is a member of the named city attorney's law
firm, or any attorney retained by the city to assist the city attorney
shall be considered a deputy city attorney of the city when performing
legal services for the city. Any attorney hired by the city to act
as a city prosecutor shall serve as deputy city attorney for legal
services associated with municipal court prosecution on behalf of
the city.
(Ordinance 35 adopted 7/28/09)
(a)
The
position of city secretary/city clerk for the city shall be appointed
or removed by the mayor and councilmembers.
(b)
The
city secretary/city clerk shall receive a salary or fee set by the
mayor and councilmembers and reflected in the city's annual budget.
(c)
The
city secretary/city clerk shall serve for a term which shall be determined
by the mayor and councilmembers.
(2002 Code, art. 9.600)
(a)
The
position of city deputy clerk for the city shall be appointed or removed
by the mayor and councilmembers.
(b)
The
city deputy clerk shall receive a salary or fee set by the mayor and
councilmembers and reflected in the city's budget.
(c)
The
city deputy clerk shall serve for a term which shall be determined
by the mayor and councilmembers.
(2002 Code, art. 9.300)
(a)
The
position of municipal building official/inspector for the city shall
be appointed or removed by the mayor and councilmembers.
(b)
The
municipal building official/inspector shall receive a salary or fee
set by the mayor and councilmembers and reflected in the city's budget.
(c)
The
municipal building official/inspector shall serve for a term which
shall be determined by the mayor and councilmembers.
(2002 Code, sec. 9.401)
(a)
The
position of building official/inspector II for the city shall be appointed
or removed by the mayor and councilmembers.
(b)
The
building official/inspector II shall receive a salary or fee set by
the mayor and councilmembers and reflected in the city's annual budget.
(c)
The
building official/inspector II shall serve for a term which shall
be determined by the mayor and councilmembers.
(2002 Code, secs. 9.402)
(a)
The
city engineer will be recommended by the city manager, and shall be
appointed and removed by the governing body.
(b)
The
city engineer shall serve at the will of the governing body, pursuant
to such terms and compensation as may be determined from time to time
by the governing body.
(2002 Code, art. 9.500)
