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<br />C. 2, § 76 ADMINISTRATION C. 2, § 76
<br />C. 2, § 77 CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY CODE C. 2, § 80
<br />For provisions of the charter in regard to city manager, see char., § 4,
<br />tion of the affairs of the city under his management and control,
<br />subdivisions (e) and (f) ; for -provisions of the charter in regard to
<br />create new departments, and consolidate or abolish existing de -
<br />preparation, etc., of city budget, see char., § 17; as to filing claims for
<br />partments. (Id., § 127 ; Ord. Feb. 16, 1942. )
<br />injury to person or property with city manager, see char., § 401/2; as
<br />to signing contracts by city manager, see ch. 1, § 9 of this volume; as
<br />to preparation of the annual budget by city manager, see § 19 of this
<br />Sec. 77. Custody of city property.
<br />chapter; as to giving notice of hearings on budget and publishing syn-
<br />Except as otherwise provided, the city manager shall have
<br />opsis thereof by clerk of council, see § 68 of this volume; as to heads
<br />of departments furnishing city manager with reports and information,
<br />charge of and be custodian of all real and tangible personal prop -
<br />see § 180 of this chapter; as to city manager's giving consent to super-
<br />erty of the city. (Code 1932, § 54.)
<br />intendent of department to absent themselves from the city, see § 111
<br />of this chapter; as to bond required of the city manager, see § 173 of {{
<br />Sec. 78. Insuring city buildings.
<br />this chapter; as to officers appointed by the city manager, see § 178 of
<br />this chapter; as to city manager's powers and duties in regard to build-
<br />The city manager shall keep all city buildings insured for such
<br />ing's and building requirements generally, see ch. 7; as to appointment.
<br />amounts as may be approved by the finance committee. (Id.)
<br />of building inspector by city manager, see ch. 7, § 3; as to city man-
<br />ager's being member of city planning commission, see ch. 8, § 2; as to-
<br />Sec. 79. Preparing and keeping maps and records.
<br />duties in regard to electricity generally, see ch. 10; as to appointment
<br />of city electrician, see ch. 10, § 1; as to city manager's powers and du-
<br />The city manager shall cause to be kept on file as property of the
<br />ties in respect to inflammable liquids generally, see ch. 11, §§ 14-19; as,
<br />city all maps showing: (1) The location of all public streets and
<br />to causing appropriate traffic signs to be erected and maintained, see
<br />the extent to which they have been paved, macadamized or graded,
<br />ch. 18, § 11; as to determining and declaring maximum speed of ve-
<br />and the grades of the same when established; (2) Location and
<br />hicles on bridges, see ch. 18, § 19; as to powers and duties in regard to
<br />parking meters and parking meter regulations generally, ch. 18, §§ 72-
<br />dimensions of all culverts and sewers, water and gas mains.
<br />87; as to appointment of superintendent of parks and cemeteries, see
<br />He shall cause to be prepared and kept on file maps and records
<br />ch. 20, § 1; as to city manager's powers and duties in regard to regis-
<br />of such improvements as may be made in the future. He shall
<br />tration of plumbers and plumbing generally, see ch. 21, §§ 16-35; as to
<br />cause to be made and kept a record of the location and dimensions
<br />granting applications for connection with city sewage system, see ch..
<br />of all sewers, water and gas mains not shown on the existing maps
<br />21, § 37; as to city manager's having the direction and control of the
<br />prisoner work force, see ch. 23, §§ 10 et seq.; as to city manager's being
<br />and records as the same may be discovered. (Code 1932, § 55.)
<br />director of public welfare, see ch. 24, § 1; as to city manager's duties
<br />and powers in regard to signs and awnings generally, see ch. 27; as to-
<br />Sec. 80. Inspection of poles carrying wire; defective and
<br />city's manager's powers and duties in regard to streets and sidewalks
<br />dangerous poles.
<br />generally, see ch. 29; as to city manager's powers and duties in regard
<br />to laying of sidewalks, see ch, 29, § 10; as to city .manager's establish-
<br />The city manager shall cause to be made such inspections as he
<br />ing and furnishing information in regard to house numbering, see ch.
<br />may deem necessary of all telegraph, telephone and other poles
<br />29, § 4; as to city manager's powers and duties in regard to grading
<br />carrying wire, erected within the corporate limits of the city and
<br />streets and sidewalks, see ch. 29, §§ 8, 9; as to powers and duties in re-
<br />if any pole be found to be defective or dangerous from any cause,
<br />gard to removal of obstructions from streets and sidewalks, etc., see ch.
<br />29, §§ 35, 36; as to city manager's powers and duties generally as to
<br />he shall notify the person owning such pole and he shall forthwith
<br />water. see ch. 31. i
<br />replace the same with a sound pole; and if such owner neglects or
<br />refuses to replace such defective pole within twenty-four hours
<br />Sec. 76. Creation, consolidation and abolition of depart-
<br />after receiving such notice, the person so offending shall be fined
<br />ments.
<br />five dollars for each and every day during which said neglect or
<br />The city manager may, in order to promote the efficient opera--
<br />refusal shall continue. (Id., § 56.)
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<br />C. 2, § 81 ADMINISTRATION C. 2, § 84
<br />C. 2, § 85 CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY CODE C. 2, § 90
<br />Article IV. City Treasurer.-
<br />Sec. 85. Custodian of bonds, notes, etc.
<br />Part 1. In General.
<br />The treasurer shall be the custodian of all bonds, notes, choses
<br />in action and otherlike assets of the city. (Id., § 98.)
<br />Sec. 81. Election; term; oath.
<br />The treasurer's election, term and oath shall be as fixed by the
<br />state laws except as modified by the council. (Code 1932, § 93.)
<br />As to election and term of office, see § 129 of Michie's Virginia Code
<br />of 1942; as to form of general oath, see § 269 of Michie's Virginia Code
<br />of 1942 and § 34 of the Constitution of Virginia.
<br />'See. 82. Office.
<br />The treasurer shall keep his office in such place as provided for
<br />him by the council. (Id.)
<br />Sec. 83. Compensation.
<br />The treasurer shall receive compensation within the limits pro-
<br />vided by the statutes of the State of Virginia. (Code 1932, § 117;
<br />Ord. April 1, 1935.)
<br />For statute prescribing limits within which salaries to be fixed, see
<br />§ 3477c of Michie's Virginia Code of 1942; as to method of fixing salary,
<br />see §§ 3477h-34771 of Michie's Virginia Code of 1942.
<br />Sec. 84. Custodian of funds.
<br />The treasurer shall be custodian of all city funds and he shall
<br />receive all taxes and other revenues and moneys which it is his
<br />duty to collect from persons owing the same to the city, or which
<br />it is the duty of other officers of the city to collect and pay over to
<br />him. ( Code 1932, § 93.)
<br />For similar provisions of the city charter, see char., §§ 20, 34.
<br />2. For charter provision providing for the election of a city treasurer,
<br />see char., § 4; for charter provisions in regard to city treasurer, see
<br />char., §§ 20, 21, 34, 35.
<br />As to signing checks for payment of city employees, see § 122 of this
<br />chapter; as to bond required of the city treasurer, see § 173 of this chap-
<br />ter; as to city treasurer's being member of sinking fund commission and
<br />custodian of sinking fund, see §§ 157, 159 of this chapter; as to city
<br />treasurer's being member of the perpetual care cemetery committee,
<br />see ch. 20, § 10.
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<br />Sec. 86. Books, stationery and equipment.
<br />The council shall, at the expense of the city, provide for the
<br />treasurer suitable books -and stationery, appropriate cases and
<br />other furniture for the safe and convenient keeping of all books,
<br />documents and papers in his custody, and also such other office
<br />equipment and appliances, including typewriters and adding ma-
<br />chines, as in its judgment may be reasonably necessary for the
<br />proper conduct of his office. (Id., § 94.)
<br />Sec. 87. Record of receipts and disbursements.
<br />The treasures- shall keep a record of all receipts and disburse-
<br />ments in a manner as may be prescribed by the council and the di-
<br />rector of finance. (Id., § 95.)
<br />Sec. 88. Manner of making disbursements.
<br />The treasurer shall pay no money out of the treasury except
<br />on the warrant of the director of finance, duly countersigned by
<br />the mayor or acting mayor. (Id., § 96.)
<br />Sec. 89. Records, etc., open to inspection by certain
<br />persons.
<br />All records, funds and accounts of the city shall be open to the
<br />inspection of the mayor, members of the council, director of fi-
<br />nance, city manager, city attorney and such other persons as the
<br />council may direct. (Id., § 97.)
<br />Sec. 90. Placing funds on certificates of deposit, etc.
<br />When directed so to do by the chairman of the finance commit-
<br />tee, the treasurer shall place funds of the city on certificates of de-
<br />posit or interest-bearing deposit in any of the banks of the city
<br />approved by the council until such time as said funds are necessary
<br />to meet the city's obligations. (Id., § 99.)
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