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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 83A — Organization of government in cities

83A.090 City administrative officer.

190 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-83a/83a-090

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(1)Each city may create the position of city administrative officer which shall be
directly responsible to the executive authority of the city. Prior to appointment of a
city administrative officer, the city legislative body shall in accordance with KRS
83A.080 set qualifications, which shall include but not be limited to professional
training and experience in administration sufficient to insure competence, and list
duties and responsibilities of the position which shall include, but not be limited to
the following:
(a)Advise the executive authority of the city in policy formulation on overall
problems of the city;
(b)Have major responsibility for preparation and administration of operating and
capital improvement budgets under direction of the executive authority;
(c)Advise the executive authority of the city in the appointment of subordinate
administrative personnel if not delegated appointment authority by appropriate
order; and
(d)Have continuing direct relationships with operating department heads on
implementation and administration of programs.
(2)The city administrative officer shall carry out all additional duties lawfully
delegated by appropriate order of the executive authority and shall have the same
powers as the executive authority in carrying out such duties.
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