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Section 4-B. A11 other sections under Article I to remain as they <br />presently read. All other sections of and under Article I of the Charter of <br />the City of Paris relating to incorporation, boundaries and creation of ward <br />boundaries shall remain as they presently read. <br />Section 4-C. Repeal of all portions of the charter in conflict. All <br />sections, or parts of sectionsg subsectionsg phrases and words of the Charter <br />of the City of Paris in conflict herewith are hereby expressly repealed. <br />Section 4-D. This amendment shall be effective and become a part of the <br />Charter of the City of Paris when an official order has been entered upon tne <br />records of the City of Paris by the governing body thereof declaring the <br />same adopted. <br />AMEIVDtAENT NUMBER TWG: <br />That the Charter of the City of Paris be amended by adding naw Sections <br />39-A9 40-A, 41-A, 42-Al 43-At 43-Bg 43-1-t 43-D, 43-Ep 43-F and 43-G under a <br />new .4rticle IV entitled "The Mayor", establishing the office of Mayor of the <br />City of Paris and providing for his qualificationsg election, powersv duties <br />and compensation, providing for the absence of the Mayor, for mayor pro tem) <br />for filing vacancy in the office of mayor, and for directors of departments <br />and for departmental divisions, repealing Article IV as heretofore existingv <br />repealing Sections 39, 40, 41, 42 and 43 under said Article IV as heretofore <br />existing, and repealing Section 19 under Article III, Section 21. (1) under <br />Article III and Section 22 under article III9 abolishing the office of city <br />manager, repealing all portions of the Charter in conflict, providing a <br />saving clause and providing when effective, said naw Article IV and its said <br />new Sections to read as follows: <br />aRTICLE IV <br />THE MAYGR <br />Qualifications <br />Section 39-A. Ttiere is hereby established the office of Mayor of the <br />City of Paris. The person holding such office shall have the qualifications <br />required of councilmen, or aldermen, set forth in Section 17-A of this <br />cnarter under article III thereof. He shall hold his office for tevo years, <br />and until his successor is elected, and qualified, unless sooner removed as <br />provided in this charter. Any qualified person may have his ox her name <br />placed on the official ballot as a candidate for the office of Mayor at any <br />election for the purpose of electing a Mayor under the sarne terms and condi- <br />tions as are provided in 5ections 95 and 96 under Article IX of this Charter <br />for councilmen or aldermen. The regular election for Mayor shall be held <br />every two years on the first Tuesday in April at the same time as the <br />election for the choice of inembers of the council, and under the same regula- <br />tions as provided under Article IX of this charter, and the Mayor so elected <br />shall hold office for a terâ–ºn of twu years, or until his successor in office <br />is elected and qualified. The office of Mayor shall be voted on at the same <br />time and at the same election at which this amendment is submitted to the <br />voters, and the h4ayor so elected shall take office immediately upon this <br />amendment becoming a part of the Charter of the City of Paris, and shall hold <br />office until the next regular election for Mayor which shall be held on the <br />first Tuesday in Hpril after this amendment becomes a part. of the Charter of <br />the City of Paris, and until his successor is elected and qualified, unless <br />sooner removed as provided in this Charter. But the Mayor so elected on said <br />lst Tuesday in April shall hold office for two years and each fvlayor elected <br />thereafter shall hold office for two years and until his successor is <br />elected and qualified, unless sooner removed as provided in this Charter. <br />Pawers, Duties, Compensation <br />Section 40-A. Every ordinance or resolution of the council shall, before <br />it takes efTect, be presented to the Mayor for his approval and signature. If <br />ne approves it, he shall sign it and file it with the city clerk. If he dis- <br />approves it, he snall specify his objections thereto in writing within five <br />days and return it to the council with such disapproval. If he neither signs <br />it nor returns it ta the council within five days, it shall be in full force <br />and effect tize same as if signed and approved by him. The council may, in <br />