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Code · Utah · Title 10 — Utah Municipal Code · Chapter 3B

10-3b-104. Powers and duties of mayor in six-member council and five-member council forms of government.

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10-3b-104. Powers and duties of mayor in six-member council and five-member council forms of government.
(1)Except as provided in Subsection
(2), the mayor in a municipality operating under a six-member council form of government or a five-member council form of government:
(a)is the chief executive officer of the municipality to whom all employees of the municipality report;
(b)shall:
(i)keep the peace and enforce the laws of the municipality;
(ii)ensure that all applicable statutes and municipal ordinances and resolutions are faithfully executed and observed;
(iii)if the mayor remits a fine or forfeiture under Subsection (1)(c)(ii) , report the remittance to the council at the council's next meeting after the remittance;
(iv)perform all duties prescribed by statute or municipal ordinance or resolution;
(v)report to the council the condition and needs of the municipality; and
(vi)report to the council any release granted under Subsection (1)(c)(iv) ; and
(c)may:
(i)recommend for council consideration any measure that the mayor considers to be in the best interests of the municipality;
(ii)remit fines and forfeitures;
(iii)if necessary, call on residents of the municipality over the age of 21 years to assist in enforcing the laws of the state and ordinances of the municipality;
(iv)release a person imprisoned for a violation of a municipal ordinance;
(v)with the council's advice and consent:
(A)assign or appoint a member of the council to administer one or more departments of the municipality; and
(B)appoint a person to fill:
(I)a municipal office; or
(II)a vacancy on a commission or committee of the municipality; and
(vi)at any reasonable time, examine and inspect the official books, papers, records, or documents of:
(A)the municipality; or
(B)any officer, employee, or agency of the municipality.
(2)The powers and duties in Subsection
(1)are subject to:
(a)municipal ordinances in effect on May 4, 2008 modifying the powers and duties of the mayor; and
(b)the council's authority to limit or expand the mayor's powers and duties under:
(i)Subsection 10-3b-303(2)(a) , for a municipality operating under the six-member council form of government; and
(ii)Subsection 10-3b-403(2)(a) , for a municipality operating under the five-member council form of government.
Enacted by Chapter 19 , 2008 General Session
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