The Teton peak. [volume] (St. Anthony, Idaho) 1899-1904, 1903-06-04
Ordinance No. IL.

81 "'' 1oNoi hluB ali special
anu regular meetings, and to estab-
lish the order of business ar sncl
meetings, and to provide for the an
Pointment OF standing committees.
De IL ordained by the chairman and
City. o'o''
section |. That ordinance No. 1, and
ehtitled AN ordinance to fix the time
anu place OF meeting Of the board Of
trustees OF the village of Teton CITY "
De and is hereby repealed.
Dec. =. Ihat the regular meetings of
Gne BOARD OF trustees of the village of
Teton City shall be held in Fred
nchWendlman s place Of business, upon
the hrst tuesday in each month at I D.
m.' until such time as the city shall be
provided with suitable building that
Is specially provided for such meetings
pee: O. All special meetings shall be
called by the chairman of the board of
trustees, or, in case of his absence or
refusal to do so, on the request of any
member OF said board then by any two
members of the said board of trustees
Said call shall be in writing and shall
be signed by the chairman, or the call
ing members and shall be personally
served by the village marshal, and shall
state fully and specifically the time,
place and the business to be transacted
and no other business except that men
toned in the call shall be transacted at
a special meeting
Sec. a A copy Of the call for each
special meeting must be transcribed in
the journal of its proceedings, so as to
become part of the minutes of snch
special meeting
Sec. 8. The rules of procedure, and
order OF business as prescribed in the sue
succeeding, shall be adhered to by the
board OF trustees, unless they shall be
temporarily suspended by three
fourths vote; and on such vote the yeas
and nays shall be recorded
Rule l. Any member desiring TO ere
ate an ordinance shall prepare the same
In writing, and present to the board for
action.
Rule 2. On the passage or adoption
of every bylaw or ordinance, and every
resolution or order to enter into u con
tract by the board of trustees the yeas
and nays shall be called and recorded
and to pass or adopt any bylaw ordi-
nance or any such resolution or order.
a concurrence of the majority of the
whole number of members elected TO
the board Of trustees shall be required
all appointments of offices by the board
of trustees shall be made viva yoca. and
a concurrence of ike majority shall
be required, and the names of those,
and for whom they voted, on the vote
resulting in an appointment shall be re-
corded.
Rule g. All ordinances and resolu
tions or orders for the appropriation or
payment of money, shall require for
their passage or adoption the concur
renee Of a majority of all members
elected to the board of trustees; ordi-
nances of a general or permanent nature
shall be fully and distinctly read on
three different days unless three-fourths
shall temporarily suspend the rule
Ordinances shall contain no subject
which shall not be clearly expressed in
its title, and no ordinance or section
thereof shall he revised or amended I'M
less the ordinance, or section, so amend
ed shall be repealed
Rule T. AT all meetings of the board
a majority of the trustees. shall constl-
tute quorum to do business; a smaller
number may adjourn from day to day,
and may compel the attendance of
absent members as by ordinance provid-
ed.
Rule 5. The village clerk shall
attend on all regular and special meet
ings of the board of trustees and keep a
true record of the proceedings thereof
and enter in full all ordinances and
resolutions. orders, etc, in the journal
of proceedings of said meetings In
his absence the chairman of the board
shall appoint from among the members
of the board of trustees then present, 9
clerk pro tempore who shall have the
same rights, privileges, powers and
duties as the clerk would have if pres
sent.
Rule 6. At the hour herein provided
for the meetings, the board shall be
| called to order by the chairman, or in
his absence by some member thereof
who shall act as chairman pro temport
and who shall have the same rights
privileges, powers and duties as the
regularly elected chairman would have
if he were present; the clerk shall then
proceed to call the roll and note the alb
sentees, whereupon the chairman shall
announce whether or not a quorum il
pIesent.
Rule T. If it shall appear that {
quorum is present, the board shall pro
coed to business which shall be con
Quoted in the following manner:
list. Roll call
2nd Reading of the minutes of las
meeting
3rd Reading petitions, memorials
circumstances or other communications
4th. Report of officers.
9Th. Report of standing committees
| 9th. Reports of special committees
| It'll Unfinished business and allow
ance of bills.
Sth. Introduction and first readin!
of bills for ordinances.
9th. Second reading, consideration
and amendment of bills for ordinances
10th Third reading and final vot
on bills for ordinances.
18th. Motions, resolutions and mis-
cellaneous business.
12th.' Reading, correcting and al
proving the minutes of the meeting.
18th. Adjournment.
Rule 8. All questions relating to tn
priority of business shall be settled b
the chairman, without debate by tn
members of the board.