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Administrative Director Section 2.230. The council shall appoint an administrative


director who shall hold office at the pleasure of the council. The administrative director shall provide the council with administrative services in the performance of its functions, supervise the activities of such assistants and employees as the council may appoint as its executive staff and be responsible for the performance of all duties required by law to be performed by a county clerk or clerk of the county court, not otherwise provided for by this charter or by ordinance. Section 2.240. The administrative director shall appoint a


county clerk, and such additional assistants, deputies and employees for the county clerk as may be authorized by ordinance, under the merit system. The county clerk shall keep the county seal, attend meetings of the council, keep a record of the proceedings of the council and other permanent records of the county as required by law or ordinance and perform such other duties as may be required by ordinance.


ARTICLE III


County Executive Section 3.010. The executive power of the county shall be


vested in the county executive. The county executive shall be elected at the general election in 1982 and every four (4) years thereafter. The county executive shall take office on the first Tuesday in January following the county executive's election. The county executive shall be a qualified voter of the county and shall have resided in the county for at least two years immediately prior to election. The county executive's entire time shall be devoted to the duties of the office. The salary of the county executive shall be fixed by ordinance.


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