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R2024-95
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R2024-95 Resolution Authorizing Employment Agreement - City Manager
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4/1/2024
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(d) If City Manager is convicted(to include entry of a plea of guilty or nolo <br /> contendere)by a court of competent jurisdiction of commission of a criminal act <br /> which adversely affects City's reputation; or <br /> (e) If City Manager commits an unethical or fraudulent act in the performance <br /> of his work,and sufficient evidence thereof has been provided and verified as an <br /> unethical or fraudulent act based upon commonly accepted codes of conduct as <br /> set forth by the International City/County Management Association,and the <br /> Council has determined the consequences to be adverse to the City;or <br /> (f) If upon Council's request City Manager fails to promptly submit to the <br /> physical,medical or toxicological examination(s)described in Section 2.7 above; <br /> or <br /> (g) If City Manager tests positive for use of alcohol or illegal drugs(including <br /> drugs that are legal with a prescription if City Manager does not possess a valid <br /> prescription)which violates the City personnel policy. <br /> 5.1.1 If Council is considering terminating employment on the basis of subparagraphs <br /> (a)or(b)of Section 5.1 above,Council must specify the violation or failure in a Notice to City <br /> Manager prior to terminating employment,and Council must then allow City Manager at least a <br /> 30-day period to correct or substantially cure the violation or failure. <br /> 5.2. City Without Cause. Upon Majority Vote of Council,City Manager's <br /> employment may be terminated without cause by the delivery of a 60-day notice specifying the <br /> date of termination. <br /> 5.3. City Manager. City Manager may terminate employment: <br /> (a) For cause if City has failed to perform any of the provisions of this <br /> Agreement which City is required to perform;or <br /> (b) Without cause which shall foreclose City Manager from receiving the <br /> severance as provided herein. <br /> 5.3.1. If City Manager is considering terminating employment on the basis of <br /> subparagraph(a)of Section 5.3 above,he must deliver a Notice to the City specifying the failure <br /> prior to terminating and then the City shall have 30 days to correct,or substantially cure,the <br /> failure. <br /> 5.3.2 If the City Manager is terminating employment on the basis of subparagraph(b) <br /> of Section 5.3 above,he must deliver a notice to the City that he intends to resign within 30 days <br /> of the notice. <br /> 5.4. Disability. Employment will terminate upon City Manager's"Disability" <br /> continuing for 30 consecutive days. "Disability"means City Manager is unable to reasonably <br /> March 29.202" <br /> Page-`of S <br />
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