The basic form and structure of government provided in the Home Rule Charter is the Council-Manager form of government as stipulated in Article Two of the Home Rule Charter. As more fully described in the Home Rule Charter and this Administrative Code, the legislative powers and functions of the Town government shall be vested in and exercised by the Town Council whose presiding officer, the Mayor, shall be elected at large. In accordance with Article Four, Section 4, of the Home Rule Charter, the Town Manager upon appointment by Council shall be the Chief Administrative Officer of the Town and as such responsible for all administrative or nonlegislative and nonjudicial duties and responsibilities on behalf of the Town. Members of boards and commissions appointed by Town Council perform advisory or administrative duties of a continuing nature in specific areas as designated by this Administrative Code.
The flow of information, policy direction and activity coordination shall, in the case of administrative matters, be directed to and/or through the Town Manager. The flow of information in the establishment of policy shall always emanate from the Town Council to the Town Manager and administrative and advisory boards when applicable.
The chart of government organization shall be as follows:
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