§ 24-4.010. Limits of authority.

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The county administrator does not have any power or duty (including functions, prerogatives, discretions, and responsibilities) now conferred by law upon any other county officer or employee. The board of supervisors establishes the office of county administrator and prescribes the powers and duties (including functions prerogatives, discretions and responsibilities) of that office to assure that it may receive knowledgeable, objective advice about county government affairs and to assure the highest degree of efficiency and economy in the administrative operations of the county government.

(Ord. 80-11: prior code § 2144: Ord. 1291)

                    
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