Corning Municipal Code Ch. 2.08 City Clerk and City Treasurer

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* For statutory provisions on the duties of the city clerk, see Gov. Code §40801 et seq.; for provisions on the duties of the city treasurer, see Coy. Code §41001 et seq.; for provisions on the city clerk and treasurer salaries, see Gov. Code 36517.

The office of the city clerk shall be appointive. The salary of the city clerk shall be three hundred and fifty dollars per month.

(Ord. 220 §1, 1966).

(Ord. No. 712, § 1, 1-14-2025)

The duties of the city clerk shall be those fixed by law.

(Ord. 220 §2, 1966).

The office of the city treasurer shall be appointive. The salary of the city treasurer of the city shall be fifty dollars per month.

(Ord. 161 §2, 1959).

(Ord. No. 712, § 1, 1-14-2025)

The duties of the city treasurer shall be only such as are expressly required by law to be performed by the city treasurer.

(Ord. 161 §4, 1959).

The city clerk and the city treasurer shall have the authority to appoint such deputies as are required for a complete performance of the duties of the respective officers, but the salaries or wages of such deputies or employees shall be fixed by the city council, and the city council shall approve the employment of such deputy or employee. In the absence of the approval of such employment, such employee shall not be employed. The city council may designate the mayor or some other officer to approve or disapprove the employment of any deputy or employee on behalf of the city council.

(Ord. 161 §5, 1959).

The city clerk and the city treasurer shall each execute a bond to the city as required by the provisions of Government Code Section 36518 of the State of California in the amounts fixed by the process described therein. Subject to the requirements set forth in Government Code Section 1463, an insurance policy, or policies, approved by the city attorney, the presiding judge of the Tehama County Superior Court, and subsequently recorded and filed as provided in Government Code Sections 1457 to 1460.1, inclusive, may be used as an alternative to the posting of official bonds.

(Ord. No. 659, § 1, 6-9-2015)