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is convicted of a felony, is placed on felony probation or placed on deferred adjudication
<br />for a felony, or is otherwise subject to any type of court supervision following disposition
<br />or resolution of a felony charge. For the purposes of this section, a bona fide residence
<br />shall be defined as a place in which the councilman actually resides, prima facie evidence
<br />of which may include a utility account in the name of the councilman, or his spouse, parent
<br />or child with whom he actually resides.
<br />Shmul'd m.a ,a;aatlaaag aaaa°aaraber of the aah�r, a�a°aa,aaucil a�aaa�aa�a�a�a�N�a�aa haa�a�N or Ian r caaaaaa� '�a�a�'aaurcy aJda Ole
<br />office of tnara ra' r, or shc�a a,rddd the .madh'Ung aaaany or" aaaaaraa°,aaurarce Maaa9e,a: or iaaaata°' a��a�a� �a�ymaa'�a fta,ir Waif; ,
<br />,1d;ad "'aa,afa nMivaa@ `'°Nl a daraa@;°alNdh`dlada @f Cl"d'a+Nvab��
<br />shall @i"r?c'" araN"!?N; an, auto,",iimahirN,;Nr i� ,,,)narmiNffdG°Yrg o hN" ,, u?',r, her
<br />cuaaa',a,,n uNm'rdaaim h', Arp auaPnG"N1oNG,i'ncei"G9N'@„aNAMO of i,i @ i>HI+ndN`JYcti,N4 y shag NYNfljeamN"r" a V,IVNN"fti`„,a'n of" onsil
<br />Mlat@ n,';�ep„Nr' D, NNI"N"' @aNN @'N '' a r aaNsdn;rmble pdN'saNmay, that the individual
<br />a�aata°aa lo, d1 ry� f`�a ��� 01aa? a Mf,,,,*,
<br />Sec. 19. Presiding officer; mayor.
<br />The mayor shall preside at meetings of the council and shall be recognized as head of
<br />the city government for all ceremonial purposes and by the governor for purposes of
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<br />martial law, but shall have no regular administrative duties. The mayor I�VV�ii���luf „F
<br />fwy ar a _ j, a fl �ri� at u. ^ � �.�,.isld&., � ., : .1I:�m mmm a� iu: � :� a iii V:@ � shall have no veto power a�,�a�°m(
<br />shaaaa�ff �allot f1aaa� a�m"ra, f �h as N�aafaaa aaii a ny being considered by cq,,,a,aaaacfl x,cepf'
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<br />cases of tie votes. The council shall elect a mayor pro tem who shall act as mayor
<br />during the absence or disability of the mayor and, if a vacancy should occur shall become
<br />mayor until the next regular election. h°a the ev(,,�,nit thaat 1,°lien rnaaayor pro ti,,. m nava ac" Ung as
<br />rrla u'r@bNlr, u ` aNN9 IV dw,,,,d ft,Nk ab,°'uG@Nn6d:,@tea, s,,,, sabN 1-,y, (,. vNi,ac amN :.,,y,,, he (')l"' she! ,E,,hall have the rN'gtd
<br />'to vote, sear' all cc., a'aaaNrNg fNiP„„h"aftarv,' ,! the, htm"-Vaa!➢un cif
<br />Explanatory Note: The amendatory language in the three foregoing sections is
<br />necessary to implement the recommendation that the mayor of Paris be elected by the
<br />voters at large. The current approach is a long-standing result of a federal court order
<br />stemming from the 1965 Voting Rights Act. There are approximately 350 home rule cities
<br />in Texas. According to the latest survey, 94% of mayors in council-manager cities are
<br />elected at large. The other 6% are elected by their colleagues on the city council, as in
<br />the Paris case. It is thought that election at large will generally enhance the mayor's
<br />leadership and powers of persuasion and will also promote greater voter turnout in local
<br />elections.
<br />Sec. 21. Powers.
<br />2 Establish administrative departments Jaaid di fiuiba e ti'm wnd�� of afivisi�i � .
<br />Explanatory Note: It is thought that creating departments is a valid responsibility of
<br />policy makers but distributing work within those departments is an administrative matter
<br />clearly under the jurisdiction of the city manager.
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