Ordinance 857-82 - Laserfiche WebLink

r 1 ORDINANCE NO. 2 AN ORDINANCE identifying and establishing appointive officer positions 3 in the City of Everett. 4 5 WHEREAS, Section 4.4 of the Charter of the City of Everett authorizes the City 6 Council to establish appointive officer positions which are exempt from Civil Service; 7 and 8 WHEREAS, the City Council desires to designate said appointive officer 9 positions; and 10 WHEREAS, the City Council finds that in addition to the chief administrative 11 officers of the City and Department Heads designated by the Charter, that there are 12 other appointive officer positions in the City for managers or supervisors, certain 13 professional employees or employees with certain expertise, employees dealing with 14 privileged and confidential information, employees whose tenure is expected to be for a 15 limited time or purpose, and other appointive officers involved in policy making issues 16 whose positions are exempt from Civil Service jurisdiction; 17 NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY OF EVERETT DOES ORDAIN: 18 Section 1: The Mayor shall be the Chief Executive and Administrative Officer 19 of the City in charge of all departments and employees. The Mayor shall appoint and 20 remove all appointive officers and all employees under his jurisdiction or may authorize 21 a head of a department or officer responsible to him to appoint and remove 22 subordinates in such department or office. 23 Section 2: CHIEF ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. The Mayor, with the 24 approval of Council, may appoint and remove a Chief Administrative Assistant to 25 perform such administrative duties as may be designated by the Mayor from time to 26 time. 27 Section 3: DEPARTMENT HEADS. Department Heads are policy making 28 directors of departments with appointing and disciplinary powers, and budgetary 29 accountability. Designated heads of minor departments may function as division heads 30 within a major department organizationally. The Department Heads are as follows: 31 32