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Casa Grande, Arizona Code of Ordinances
CHARTER OF THE CITY OF CASA GRANDE, ARIZONA
Article I. INCORPORATION, FORM OF GOVERNMENT, POWERS, AND BOUNDARIES
§ 1. Incorporation.
§ 2. Form of government.
§ 3. Powers of the city.
§ 4. Boundaries.
Article II. THE COUNCIL
§ 1. Powers of the council.
§ 2. Number; selection.
§ 3. Elections.
§ 4. Term of mayor.
§ 5. Term of council members.
§ 6. Qualifications.
§ 7. Duties of mayor.
§ 8. Mayor pro tempore.
§ 9. Salaries of the mayor and council members.
§ 10. Council to be judge of qualifications of its members.
§ 11. Induction of mayor and council into office.
§ 12. Absence to terminate membership.
§ 13. Vacancies in council and office of mayor.
§ 14. Meetings of council, boards, commissions and committees.
§ 15. Special meetings.
§ 16. Rules of procedure; journal.
§ 17. Quorum; ayes and nays.
§ 18. Failure to vote.
§ 19. Consideration of petitions.
§ 20. Interference in administrative service.
§ 21. Conduct of council as to powers authorized by charter when no procedure established by state law.
Article III. THE CITY MANAGER
§ 1. Appointment of city manager.
§ 2. The city manager; qualifications.
§ 3. City manager; powers and duties.
§ 4. Right of city manager to seat in council.
§ 5. Acting city manager.
§ 6. Removal of city manager.
Article IV. ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENTS, OFFICES AND EMPLOYEES
§ 1. Administrative departments and offices.
§ 2. City clerk.
§ 3. City treasurer.
§ 4. City attorney.
§ 5. Merit basis of appointment.
§ 6. Merit system to be established.
Article V. APPOINTIVE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
§ 1. Appointive boards and commissions.
§ 2. Mayor and city manager, ex-officio members.
Article VI. FINANCE AND TAXATION
§ 1. Fiscal.
§ 2. Taxing powers.
§ 3. Claims or demands against the city.
§ 4. City moneys.
§ 5. Depositories for city moneys; investments.
§ 6. Independent audit and review.
Article VII. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
§ 1. Council to act by motion, resolution or ordinance.
§ 2. Ayes and nays to be recorded.
§ 3. When majority vote required.
§ 4. Enacting style.
§ 5. When actions to be taken by ordinance.
§ 6. Reading and passage of ordinances and resolutions.
§ 7. Emergency measures; effective date.
§ 8. Motions to reconsider.
§ 9. Signing of ordinances and resolutions.
§ 10. Publication of ordinances and resolutions.
§ 11. How ordinances to be revised, re-enacted and amended.
§ 12. How ordinances to be repealed or suspended.
§ 13. Ordinances and resolutions to be filed, recorded and certified; ordinances and resolutions as evidence.
§ 14. Procedure for adoption by reference.
§ 15. Recording of certain ordinances.
§ 16. Codification of ordinances.
Article VIII. CONTRACTS
§ 1. Preparation.
§ 2. Contracts for city improvements, services and purchases.
§ 3. Transfer and sale of property.
§ 4. Contracts for official advertising.
§ 5. Fraud and collusion.
§ 6. Avoidance of contracts made through fraud and collusion.
§ 7. Personal interest.
Article IX. ELECTIONS.
§ 1. Permitted types of elections.
§ 2. Application of state law.
§ 3. Qualifications of electors; registration.
§ 4. Arrangement of names not to reveal source of candidacy or support of candidates.
§ 5. Time of holding primary elections.
§ 6. Majority to elect in primary.
§ 7. Nomination for general election.
§ 8. Candidates receiving most votes to be elected.
§ 9. Special elections.
Article X. INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM AND RECALL
§ 1. Initiative, referendum; recall.
§ 2. Submission of measures to electors.
Article XI. CITY COURT
§ 1. Establishment.
§ 2. When open; transaction of certain business on non-judicial days.
§ 3. Jurisdiction generally.
§ 4. Presiding officer; appointment; term.
§ 5. Judicial selection.
§ 6. Disposition of fines; penalties and fees.
§ 7. Power of the city judge to issue writs and processes and to hear cases; nature of writs and processes; records to be kept; duty of police to execute, serve and make proper return of writs and processes.
§ 8. Ordinances to give effect.
Article XII. FRANCHISE AND PUBLIC UTILITIES
§ 1. Elections for approval of franchise.
§ 2. Establishment of municipally owned and operated utilities.
Article XIII. PUBLICITY OF RECORDS
§ 1. Publicity of records.
Article XIV. GENERAL PROVISIONS
§ 1. Official bonds.
§ 2. Oath of office.
§ 3. Liability insurance.
§ 4. Short title.
§ 5. Separability clause.
§ 6. Violations of Charter and city ordinances; imprisonment of violators.
§ 7. Plenary and implied powers of the council.
Article XV. GENDER
§ 1. Gender.
Article XVI. SUCCESSION IN GOVERNMENT
§ 1. Rights of officers and employees preserved.
§ 2. Continuance of present officers.
§ 3. Continuance of present offices, departments or agencies.
§ 4. Continuance of appointive boards and commissions.
§ 5. Transfer of records and property.
§ 6. Continuance of contracts.
§ 7. Pending actions and proceedings.
§ 8. Ordinance to remain in force.
§ 9. Inauguration of government under this Charter.
Article XVII. AMENDMENTS
§ 1. Method of amendment.
Title 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS
Title 2. ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL
Title 3. REVENUE AND FINANCE
Title 4. FEES
Title 5. BUSINESS TAXES, LICENSES AND REGULATIONS
Title 6. ANIMALS
Title 7. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Title 8. HEALTH AND SAFETY
Title 9. PUBLIC PEACE, MORALS AND WELFARE
Title 10. VEHICLES AND TRAFFIC
Title 11. [RESERVED]
Title 12. STREETS, SIDEWALKS AND PUBLIC PLACES
Title 13. PUBLIC SERVICES
Title 14. [RESERVED]
Title 15. BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
Title 16. SUBDIVISIONS
Title 17. ZONING*
Title 18. STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION
STATUTORY REFERENCES
General Provisions
Administration and Personnel
Revenue and Finance
Business Licenses and Regulation
Animals
Health and Safety
Public Peace, Morals and Welfare
Vehicles and Traffic
Streets and Sidewalks
Public Services
Buildings and Construction
Subdivisions
Zoning
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