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11-43-80
Section 11-43-80 Powers and duties generally; office; salary; employment, salary, etc.,
as superintendent of municipal light, water, sewage, etc., systems. (a) The mayor shall have
the powers and perform the duties provided by this title and by other applicable provisions
of law and shall keep an office in the city or town. (b) The mayor shall receive such salary
as the council may prescribe, which must be fixed by the council not less than six months
prior to each general municipal election; provided, however, the six-month requirement in
this section may be waived when necessary to comply with a mandate by the U.S. Justice
Department pursuant to the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as amended, or with an order issued
by a state or federal court. (c) In municipalities which own and operate light and power systems,
municipal water systems, municipal sewage systems, and municipal gas systems, one or any of
them, may, by resolution of the governing body duly entered in its minutes, require the...
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11-43B-28
Section 11-43B-28 Powers generally. (a) The municipality shall have all powers granted
to municipal corporations and to cities by the Constitution, code and laws of this state,
together with all the implied powers necessary to carry out and execute all the powers granted,
as well as any other powers and duties which may heretofore or hereafter be granted to such
municipality and which are not inconsistent with this chapter. (b) The city may acquire property
within or without its corporate limits for any purpose, in fee simple or any lesser interest
or estate, by purchase, gift, devise, lease, or condemnation, and may sell, lease, mortgage,
hold, manage and control such property as the interest may require. (c) Except as prohibited
by the Constitution of this state or restricted by this chapter, the city shall and may exercise
all municipal powers, functions, rights, privileges and immunities of every name and nature
whatsoever. (d) The enumeration of particular powers by this chapter...
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11-43C-40
Section 11-43C-40 Mayor - Employment of additional personnel; amount available for salaries;
not subject to merit system. The mayor may employ additional personnel who shall serve at
the pleasure of the mayor, and for such purposes an additional seventy-five thousand dollars
($75,000) per annum shall be made available for the salaries of the personnel from the city
treasury. The personnel shall not be subject to the merit system. This section shall
not limit the authority of the mayor to appoint other employees of the city under the merit
system or otherwise where authorized by any other law. (Acts 1987, No. 87-102, p. 116, §40;
Acts 1994, No. 94-697, p. 1351, §1.)...
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45-17A-50.10
Section 45-17A-50.10 Finality of disciplinary action; record of hearing and determination;
procedures of hearings; review. (a) No disciplinary action taken against a regular status
employee, except a head of a department, that involves suspension without pay, demotion, dismissal,
or any other action as defined by the implementing rules and regulations shall become final
until the board holds a hearing on the action, if the employee appeals the action in writing
to the board within 10 calendar days of receipt of written notification of the action to be
taken by the mayor. Within 30 calendar days after receipt of the written appeal of the employee,
the board shall schedule and hold a public hearing on the appeal and render a decision. (b)
All hearings before the board shall be recorded and transcribed. In all cases, the decision
of the board shall be reduced to writing and entered in the record of the case. The board
may in its decision uphold the action by the mayor, modify the action,...
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11-44B-10
Section 11-44B-10 Initial territorial limits; reapportionment of council districts;
recommended plan for reapportionment; redistricting ordinance. (a) The initial territorial
limits of any municipality which adopts the mayor-council form of government as provided by
this chapter shall be the same as under its former organization. (b) If following a federal
census of population or an alteration of the corporate limits, any council district shall
contain a population of 10 percent more or less than the total population of the city divided
by seven, then there shall be a reapportionment of the council districts in the manner hereinafter
provided. (1) The mayor shall, within six months after the publication of such federal census
of population for the municipality or within six months after there shall have been such substantial
change in the corporate limits of the municipality, file with the council a report containing
a recommended plan for reapportionment of the council district...
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11-47-13
Section 11-47-13 Purchase of school property and erection of school buildings; levy
of tax therefor. All municipal corporations may purchase school property or purchase lots
and erect school buildings thereon for the use and benefit of the citizens of their respective
towns or cities. For said purpose the town council or board of aldermen may levy a tax not
exceeding one-fourth of one percent; provided, that the city or town tax shall not exceed
the constitutional limitation. The town council or board of aldermen may purchase school property,
from time to time, for the maintenance and improvement of such school property and the maintenance
of public schools therein within the limits prescribed in this section. Any purchase
of school property under the power granted in this section shall only be made by the
majority vote of the town council or board of aldermen of such city or town and approved by
the mayor. (Code 1907, §1458; Code 1923, §2314; Code 1940, T. 37, §474.)...
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11-48-6
Section 11-48-6 Filing of plans, specifications, etc., of improvements in office of
engineer for public inspection; establishment of date for hearing of objections as to improvements.
Such details, drawings, plans, specifications, surveys, and estimates shall, when completed,
be placed on file not later than two weeks prior to the date of the meeting provided for in
this section and Section 11-48-8 in the office of the city or town engineer
or other officer designated in such ordinance or resolution, where property owners who may
be affected by such improvement may see and examine the same, and the said ordinance or resolution
shall appoint a time when the council will meet, which shall be not less than two weeks after
the date of the first publication of said ordinance or resolution, to hear any objections
or remonstrances that may be made to said improvement, the manner of making the same or the
character of the material or materials to be used. (Code 1907, §1362; Code 1923, §2177;...
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11-48-8
Section 11-48-8 Hearing upon objections as to proposed improvement; amendment, modification,
rescission, etc., of ordinance or resolution; actions ratified and confirmed where prior to
ordinance, resolution or hearing. (a) At the meeting, to be held as provided for as specified
in Section 11-48-6, or at a place and time to which the same may be adjourned, all
persons whose property may be affected by the proposed improvement may appear in person or
by attorney or by petition and object or protest against said improvement, the material to
be used or the alternative types of material or any of them from which selection is later
to be made, if any, and the manner of making the same, and said council shall consider such
objection and protest and may confirm, amend, modify, or rescind the original ordinance or
resolution. But if objection to the proposed improvement is made by a majority in frontage
of the property owners to be affected thereby when the proposed improvement is to be...
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11-49-60
Section 11-49-60 Contract by municipality for payment of proportionate share of cost
of highway, street, etc., within municipality constructed, improved, etc., by county, state,
or federal government authorized; assessment of proportionate share of cost against property
benefited. Whenever the United States, the State of Alabama, or any county within the State
of Alabama or either of them shall establish, construct, or reconstruct, improve or reimprove
a public highway, street, or avenue, which said street, highway, or avenue is within or partly
within any city or town of the State of Alabama, such city or town may contract and agree
with either the United States government, the State of Alabama, or any county thereof as to
what proportionate share of the cost of the establishment, construction, reconstruction, improvement,
or reimprovement of such street, highway, or avenue within such city or town shall be paid
by such municipality, and such cities or towns may assess such...
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24-1-22
Section 24-1-22 Definitions. The following terms, wherever used or referred to in this
article, shall have the following respective meanings, unless a different meaning clearly
appears from the context: (1) AUTHORITY or HOUSING AUTHORITY. A public body organized as a
body corporate and politic in accordance with the provisions of this article for the purposes,
with the powers and subject to the restrictions set forth. (2) CITY. Any city or incorporated
town in the State of Alabama. (3) COUNCIL. The legislative body, council, board of commissioners
or other body charged with governing the city. (4) CITY CLERK and MAYOR. The clerk, and the
mayor or president of the board of commissioners, respectively, of the city or the officers
thereof charged with the duties customarily imposed on the clerk and mayor respectively. (5)
COMMISSIONER. One of the members of an authority appointed in accordance with the provisions
of this article. (6) GOVERNMENT. Such term shall include the state and...
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