Clerk of Council means the Clerk of Council of the City (including, as used in this Ordinance, any Acting or Interim Clerk of Council).

Clerk of Council means the Clerk of Council of the City Council or any person serving in an interim or acting capacity with respect to that office.

Clerk of Council means the person appointed to the position of Clerk to the Legislative Council;

Examples of Clerk of Council in a sentence

City of North Royalton Mayor County of Cuyahoga, Ohio ATTEST: Clerk of Council By: Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, County Executive TO: THE COUNTY OF CUYAHOGA, OHIO DATE: RE: APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OF PROJECT USING COUNTY MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX FUNDS PART A PROJECT DESCRIPTION MUNICIPALITY: North Royalton ROAD: Abbey Road ROAD NUMBER: PROJECT LENGTH: AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC: (Indicate 12 or 24 hour): ACCIDENTS DURING PAST YEAR: Prop.

More Definitions of Clerk of Council

Clerk of Council means the permanent employee of the Society charged with the duty of maintaining the governance documents of the Society, overseeing the creation of Council’s minutes, and providing advice on the Society’s rules to the Executive Committee, Council, and the Managing Director;

Clerk of Council means the Clerk of Toledo City Council.

Clerk of Council means the person at the time performing the duties of the Clerk of the Council, and appointed to that position by Council pursuant to Section 16 of the Charter.

Clerk of Council means the duly appointed Clerk of the City Council of Gahanna, Ohio.

Clerk of Council means a clerk of the provincial or metropolitan Council; “senior officer” means a clerk of Council, a secretary of Council or such other

Clerk of Council means the Clerk of Council of the City or any person serving in an interim

Clerk of Council means the person appointed by Council pursuant to Article II, Section Sa and the staff of the Clerk of Council.