CCR1998041COMMON COUNCIL - CITY OF MUSKEG0
RESOLUTION MI-98
RESOLUTION OF APPOINTMENT
CLERK-TREASURER
WHEREAS, Charter Ordinance #17 provides for the appointment of the Clerk-
Treasurer for the City of Muskego by the Mayor subject to confirmation by the Common
Council effective May 1, 1998, for an indefinite term subject to removal as provided in
§17 12, and
WHEREAS, the Mayor wishes to appoint Jean K. Marenda as Clerk-Treasurer with four
weeks vacation effective May 1, 1998 and five weeks vacation effective May 1, 1999;
180 hours to be placed in sick leave bank on 5/1/98, with said hours allowed to be used
first with no payout allowed of said hours; sick leave payout to be limited to 90 days;
longevity to be paid at $17.50 per month; probationary period waived; and, salary to be
determined at time of completion of classification and compensation study and
implemented in the same manner as other department heads, but if not complete by
May 1, 1998, shall be at the interim rate of $1,691.83 biweekly; and, subject to all
provisions of the Personnel Code for Management and Other Non-represented
Personnel, except as provided for herein.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Common Council of the City of
Muskego does hereby approve the appointment of Jean K. Marenda as Clerk-
Treasurer effective May 1, 1998, with provisions as noted above.
DATED THIS 24’” DAY OF MARCH, 1998.
SPONSORED BY:
Mayor David L. De Angelis
This is to certify that this is a true and accurate copy of Resolution #41-98 which was
adopted by the Common Council of the City of Muskego.
CHARTER ORDINANCE #17
CITY OF MUSKEGO
A CHARTER ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE APPOINTMENT
OF THE CLERK-TREASURER FOR THE CITY OF MUSKEGO
AS FOLLOWS:
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF MUSKEGO, WISCONSIN DO ORDAIN
SECTION 1: The City of Muskego, pursuant to S/S 62.09(3) (b)
and S/S 66.01, Wisconsin Statutes, hereby elects not to be
governed by those provisions of S/S 62.09(3) (b), Wisconsin
Statutes, which are in conflict with this Charter Ordinance and
part, in that the office of the Clerk-Treasurer shall be
Charter Ordinances #11, #14 and #15 are hereby amended, in
appointive and of indefinite term.
Muskego is to be performed by the person appointed as
Clerk-Treasurer by the Mayor subject to confirmation by the
of the Muskego Municipal Code, commencing on May 1, 1998.
Common Council as provided in S/S 62.09(3) (b)2 and Chapter 1.04
SECTION 2: The office of Clerk-Treasurer of the City of
SECTION 3: The appointed Clerk-Treasurer shall hold office
for an indefinite term subject to removal as provided in S/S
17.12, Wisconsin Statutes.
SECTION 4: Any charter provision or any previously enacted 0 ordinance or charter ordinance inconsistent or in conflict
herewith is hereby expressly repealed.
SECTION 5: This charter ordinance shall take effect sixty
(60) days after its passage and publication subject to the
provisions of S/S 66.01, Wisconsin Statutes.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY A VOTE OF 5 IN FAVOR AND
1 OPPOSED THIS 22nd DAY OF JULY , 1997
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17.08 RESIGNATIONS, VACANCIES, REMOVALS 93-94 Wis. Slats. 342
thereby be restored to office. if the term for which the officer was
entitled to the emoluments of the office for all of the time theoffi-
elected or appointed has not expired, and shall thereby become
cer would have served therein had the officer not been suspended
as herein provided.
the governor or other officer or body to remove any officer from
(2) This section in no manner impairs or restricts the power of
office as provided by law.
HIMry: 1991 a. 316.
county officers may be removed from office as follows:
17.09 Removal of elective county offlcers. Elective
county clerk, county treasurer or surveyor.or acounty supervisor.
(1) COUNTY CLERK: TREASURER: SURVEYOR; SUPERVISOR. The
by the county board, for cause, by a vote of twdirds of all the
supervison entitled to seats on such board.
thejudgeoramajorityofjudgesofthecircuitcoulffortheclerk's
(2) CLERKOFC~RCUITCOURT Theclerkofthecircuitcoulf,by
county, for cause.
(5) OTHER ELECTIVECOUNTY OFFICERS. The sheriff, coroneror
register of deeds, by the governor. for cause.
Se note to 19.4% citing 66 AUy. Gcn. 148.
Hlrtary:19)7c.449;1'119c.32:1989a.31.
17.10 Removal of appolntlve county Officers. (1)
APPOINTEDBY GOVERNOR. County officers appointed by the gov-
ernor may be removed by the governor for cause.
by the county board may be removed by the county board for
(2) APmlNmD BY COUNTY BOARD. County officers appointed
cause. All removals may be made by an affirmative vote of twc-
thirds of the supervisors entitled to seats on the county board.
(3) APPOINTED BY CHAIRPERSON OF COUNTY BOARD. County
officers appointed by the chairperson of the county board may be
county civil service commission who may be removed by the
removed by the chairperson for cause, except members of rhe
county board for cause under sub. (2). A county commissioner of
elections so removed may appeal to the county board within 10
daysaflerremoval;thecounlyboardshallconductahearinginthe
manner determined by it and shall determine the question of
removal.
appointedbyajudgeorjudgesofthecircuilcoulfmayberemoved
(4) APPOINTED BY THE CIRCUIT JUDGE County Officers
at pleasure by the judge or a majority of the judges authorized to
appoint the officers' successors.
appointed by the county judge may be removed at pleasure by the
(5) APPOINTED BY THE COUNTY JUDGE. County Officers
circuit judge or a majority of the circuit judges authorized to
appoint the officers' successors.
appointive county officers may be removed at pleasure by the offi-
(6) OTHERS. (a) Except as provided under par. (b). all other
cer or body that appointed them. Removals by a body, other than
the county board, consisting of 3 or more members may be made
by an affirmative vote of two-thirds of all the members thereof.
(b) The following appointive county officers may be removed
for cause only:
1. Disposition staff and intake workers appointed under ch.
AR . ".
2. Any person appointed to administer services under s.
46.22.46.23.51.42or51.437.
ing to merit and fitness under and subject to acivil service law. 01
(7) GENERAL EXCEPIION. County officers appointed accord-
whose removal is governed by such a law. shall be removed Only
as therein provided. 0 Htdory: 1977 c. 354: 1983 B 192: I985 a. 29.
17.11 Suspension of dlstrlct attorney or sheriff. (1)
anyoffenseagainstthelawsofthisstate,orifthegovernoriscred-
If any district attorney or sheriff is arrested for or charged with
ibly informed that any district attorney or sheriff is guilty of any
offense against the laws of this state, or that proceedings are pend-
ing before any court or officer involving any criminal charge
against any district attorney or sheriff, or that any district attorney
orsheriffwilfullyneglectsorrefusestoperformthatdistrictattor-
ney's or sheriff's duties, the governor shall in the case of a felony
andmayinthecaseofamisdemeanorsuspendthedistrictattorney
or sheriff from office until the charge shall be investigated and
finally determined. The governor shall, in the case of the district
attorney, appoint the attorney general or one of the attorney gener-
governor shall, in the case of the sheriff, appoint a suitable person,
al's assistants or some competent attorney of the state, and the
todischargethedutiesoftheaffectedofficeduringthesuspension.
under sub. (I) for his or her services and expenses in an amount
(2) (a) The slate shall pay an attorney temporarily appointed
determined and fixed by the governor.
(b) lle county in which a person is temporarily appointed
sheriff under sub. (I) shall pay the appointed sheriff for his or her
services in an amount determined and fixed by the governor and
certified by the governor to the county clerk of the county.
(3) Any attorney so temporarily appointed shall have all the
power and discharge all the duties of the district attorney and that
attorney shall specdily bring to a hearing and determination any
charges made against the district attorney so suspended. Any per-
son so temporarily appointed as sheriff shall have all the power
and discharge all the duties of sheriff.
(4) If it is determined in the action or proceeding or is found
upon the investigation that a district attorney or sheriff suspended
under this section is not guilty of an offense, or has not wilfully
neglected or refused to perform his or her duties. as charged, that
fact shall be cerlified by the governor to the department of admin-
istration if a district attorney is involved or to the county clerk of
thesheriff'scountyifasheriffisinvolved. Uponthecertification,
the district attorney or sheriff shall be:
(a) Entitled to the emoluments of the office for the time he or
she would have served in the office had he or she not been SUI-
pended under this section; and
elected or appointed has not expired.
(b) Restored to office if the term for which he or she was
ing to the removal from office of the district attorney or sheriff.
(5) This section in no manner affects provisions of law relat-
Hlrbry: 1989 L 31: 1991 a. 316.
GENERAL AND SPECIALCHARTU~. Officers of cities, except public
17.12 Removal and suspension of clty officers. (1)
officials, as defined ins. 66.146 (1) (b), operating under the gen-
eral law or under special charter including school officers. may be
removed as follows:
or by the common council. for cause.
(a) Elective. Elective officers by recall as provided ins. 9.10.
appointed, by the common council, for cause, except officers
(c) Appoinlive. Appointive officers. by whomsoever
appointed by the council who may be removed by that body. at
pleasure. Officers appointed by any otherofficerorbody without
confirmationorconcurrence bythecouncil. by theofficerorbody
that appointed them. at pleasure. The council may conduct a hear-
ing thereon by a committee which committee shall proceed in
such manner as may be determined by it and make full reporr 10
the council, which shall determine the question upon such appeal.
(d) Voter required. Removals by the common council may be
made only by an afkirmative vote of three-founhs of all the mem-
bers thereof, and by any other body consisting of 3 or more mem-
bers. by an affirmative vote of twdirds of all the members
thereof.
commission form of government may be removed as follows:
(2) CoMMlssloN FORM. Officers of cities operating under the
(a) Eleclive. Elective officers by recall as provided in s. 9.10.
(c) Appointive. Appointive officers. by whomsoever
appointed,bythecouncil,atpleasure,byamajorityvote;andoffi-