Amends the City of Lexington's charter to redefine the Mayor's role and voting rights.
The bill amends the City of Lexington's charter to redefine the Mayor's role as the chief executive officer, responsible for supervision of all city affairs. The Mayor must preside at Board meetings, unless absent, in which case the Vice-Mayor takes over. The Mayor also has the authority to call special meetings, make appointments, and execute contracts. The Mayor's vote only breaks ties at Board and committee meetings. The bill requires approval by a two-thirds vote of the legislative body of Lexington to take effect.
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