THE EXECUTIVE
Part of Charter of the City of Columbus.
THE EXECUTIVE
Cross References Passing ordinance over Mayor's objections - see CHTR. S...
Sec. 57. - Executive and administrative powers.
The executive and administrative powers of the city shall be vested in the mayor, ...
Sec. 58. - Term and qualifications of mayor.
The mayor shall be the chief executive officer of the city, elected for a term of ...
Sec. 59. - Reserved.
Editor's note— Ord. No. 1749-2014, adopted July 21, 2014, repealed § 59 in its en...
Sec. 60. - Mayor's power to appoint and remove officers.
The mayor shall appoint and shall have power to remove the following officers: ...
Sec. 61. - Appointment and removal of employees.
With the concurrence of council, the mayor shall appoint the members of the civil ...
Sec. 62. - General powers and duties of mayor.
It shall be the duty of the mayor to act as chief conservator of the peace within ...
Sec. 62-1. - Mayor's cabinet.
The mayor shall establish a cabinet consisting of the directors of the departments ...
Sec. 63. - Mayor's investigation.
The mayor may without notice cause the affairs of any department or the conduct of ...
Sec. 64. - Acting mayor.
If the mayor is temporarily absent from the city, the mayor may designate a member ...
Sec. 64-1. - Temporary inability.
If the mayor is unable to discharge the powers and duties of office, such inability ...
Sec. 64-2. - Permanent inability.
If the mayor has been unable to discharge the powers and duties of office for ninety ...
Sec. 64-3. - Successor to mayor.
If the mayor dies, resigns, is removed from office, ceases to hold any qualification ...
Sec. 65. - Mayor's right in council.
The mayor, the directors of public service and public safety, the city attorney and ...