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Disposition of Ordinances;
C- 2.4. Qualifications. Resolutions and Charter
Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Amendments.
C -2. 5.
Filling of Vacancies C -4. 9. Annual Tax Levy.
C -2.6. Compensation; reimbursement C -4. 10. Independent Audit.
for expenses.
C -2. 7. Recall. ARTICLEARTICLE 55
ELECTIONSELECTIONS
ARTICLE 3
ADMINISTRATIVE CC- - 5.5. 1.1. Elections.Elections.
CC- - 5.5. 2.2. InitiativeInitiative andand Referendum.Referendum.
C -3. 1. City Manager. CC- - 5.5. 3.3. FormForm ofof Ballots.Ballots.
C -3. 2. Powers and Duties of the City
Manager. ARTICLEARTICLE 66
C -3. 3. Acting City Manager. CHARTER CHARTER AMENDMENTSAMENDMENTS
C -3. 4. Bond of City Manager.
CC- - 6.6. 1.1. ProcedureProcedure toto Amend.Amend.
CC- - 3.3. 5.5. City Clerk.
CC- - 6.6. 2.2. FormForm ofof Ballot.Ballot.
C -3. 6. City Attorney.
CC- - 3.3. 7.7. City Code of Administrative ARTICLEARTICLE 77
Regulations.
GENERALGENERAL PROVISIONSPROVISIONS
C -3. 8. Expenditure of City Funds.
C -3. 9. City Boards and Agencies. CC- - 7.7. 1.1. Severability.Severability.
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C -7.2. Conflicts of Interest; Ethical § C -8.2. ( Reserved)
Standards. C -8. 3. Reserved)
C -7.3. City Personnel System. C -8.4. Reserved)
C -7.4. Charter Revision. C -8. 5. Reserved)
C -7. 5. Variation of Pronouns. C -8. 6. Reserved)
C -7.6. Charitable Contributions. C -8. 7. Reserved)
C -7.7. Precedence over Related Laws_ C -8. 8. Reserved)
C -7.8. Fire Rescue Service. C -8.9. Reserved)
C -7. 9. Lobbyist Disclosure. C -8. 10. Reserved)
ARTICLE ARTICLE 88
TRANSITIONTRANSITION PROVISIONSPROVISIONS
CC- - 8.8. 1.1. InterimInterim AdoptionAdoption ofof CodesCodes andand
Ordinances.Ordinances.
HISTORY:HISTORY: SubmittedSubmitted toto thethe electorselectors ofof thethe CityCity ofof SunnySunny IslesIsles BeachBeach 66- - 33- - 1997;1997; adoptedadopted
byby thethe CityCity CommissionCommission ofof thethe CityCity ofof SunnySunny IslesIsles BeachBeach 66- - 1616- - 1997.1997. AmendmentsAmendments notednoted
wherewhere applicable.]
applicable.]
PREAMBLEPREAMBLE
We,We, thethe peoplepeople ofof thethe CityCity ofof SunnySunny IslesIsles Beach,Beach, inin orderorder toto securesecure forfor ourselvesourselves thethe benefitsbenefits
andand responsibilitiesresponsibilities ofof homehome rule,rule, inin orderorder toto provide provide aa municipalmunicipal governmentgovernment toto serveserve ourour
presentpresent andand futurefuture needs,needs, dodo herebyhereby adoptadopt thisthis Charter.Charter.
CITIZENS'CITIZENS' BILLBILL OFOF RIGHTSRIGHTS
A.A. ThisThis governmentgovernment hashas beenbeen createdcreated toto protectprotect thethe governed,governed, notnot thethe governing.governing. InIn orderorder toto
provide provide thethe publicpublic withwith fullfull andand accurateaccurate information,information, toto promotepromote efficientefficient administrationadministration
management,management, toto makemake governmentgovernment moremore accountable,accountable, andand toto insureinsure toto allall personspersons fairfair andand
equitableequitable treatment,treatment, thethe followingfollowing rightsrights areare guaranteed.guaranteed.
1.1. ConvenientConvenient Access.Access. EveryEvery personperson hashas thethe rightright toto transacttransact CityCity businessbusiness withwith aa
minimumminimum ofof personalpersonal inconvenience.inconvenience. ItIt shallshall bebe thethe dutyduty ofof thethe Mayor,Mayor, thethe CityCity
Commission,Commission, thethe CityCity ManagerManager andand allall CityCity employees employees toto provide,provide, withinwithin budgetbudget
limitations,limitations, reasonablyreasonably convenientconvenient timestimes andand placesplaces forfor registrationregistration andand voting,voting, forfor
requiredrequired inspections,inspections, andand forfor transactingtransacting businessbusiness withwith thethe City.City.
2.2. TruthTruth inin Government.Government. NoNo municipalmunicipal officialofficial oror employee employee shallshall knowinglyknowingly furnishfurnish
falsefalse informationinformation onon anyany publicpublic matter,matter, nornor knowingly knowingly omitomit significantsignificant factsfacts whenwhen
givinggiving requestedrequested informationinformation toto membersmembers ofof thethe public.public.
3.3. PublicPublic Records.Records. AllAll audits,audits, reports,reports, minutes,minutes, documents documents andand otherother publicpublic recordsrecords ofof
thethe CityCity andand itsits boards,boards, agencies,agencies, departmentsdepartments andand authoritiesauthorities shallshall bebe openopen forfor
inspectioninspection atat reasonablereasonable timestimes andand placesplaces convenientconvenient toto thethe public.public.
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4. Minutes and Ordinance Register. The City Clerk shall maintain and make available
for public inspection an ordinance register separate from the minutes showing the
votes of each member on all ordinances and resolutions listed by descriptive title.
Written 'minutes of all meetings and the ordinance register shall be available for
public inspection not later than 30 days after the conclusion of the meeting.
5. Right to be Heard. So far as the orderly conduct of public business permits, any
interested person has the right to appear before the City Commission or City agency,
board or department for the presentation, adjustment or determination of an issue,
request, or controversy within the jurisdiction of the City. Matters shall be
scheduled for the convenience of the public. The City Commission shall adopt
agenda procedure and schedule hearings in a manner that will enhance the
opportunity for public participation. Nothing herein shall prohibit any governmental
entity or agency from imposing reasonable time limits and procedures for the
presentation of a matter.
6. Right to Notice. Persons entitled to notice of a City hearing shall be timely informed
as to the time, place and nature of the hearing and the legal authority pursuant to
which the hearing is to be held. Failure by an individual to receive such notice shall
not constitute mandatory grounds for canceling the hearing or rendering invalid any
determination made at such hearing. Copies of proposed ordinances or resolutions
shall be made available at a reasonable time prior to the hearing, unless the matter
involves an emergency ordinance or resolution.
7. No Unreasonable Postponements. No matter, once having been placed on a formal
agenda by the City, shall be postponed to another day except for good cause shown
in the opinion of the Mayor, City Commission, board or agency conducting such
meeting, and then only on condition that the affected person shall, upon written
request, receive mailed notice of the new date of any postponed meeting. Failure by
an individual to receive such notice shall not constitute mandatory grounds for
canceling the hearing or rendering invalid any determination made at such hearing.
8. Right to Public Hearing. Upon a timely written request from any interested party,
and after presentation of the facts to and approval by the Commission, a public
hearing shall be held by any City agency, board, department or authority upon any
significant policy decision to be issued by it which is not subject to subsequent
administrative or legislative review and hearing. This provision shall not apply to
the Law Department of the City nor to any body whose duties and responsibilities
are solely advisory.
At any zoning or other hearing in which review is exclusively by certiorari, a party
or his/her counsel shall be entitled to present his/her case or defense by oral or
documentary evidence, to submit rebuttal evidence, and to conduct such cross-
examination as may be required for a full and true disclosure of the facts. The
decision of such agency, board, department or authority must be based upon the
facts in the record. Procedural ' rules establishing reasonable time and other
limitations may be promulgated and amended from time to time.
9. Notice of Action and Reasons. Prompt notice shall be given of the denial in whole
or in part of a request of an interested person made in connection with any City
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