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词条 List of mayors of Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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The Mayor of Chapel Hill is the head of the governing and legislative body of the town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States. As chair of the eight-member town council,[1] the mayor presides over all meetings of the council and may vote on all issues before the council.[2]

The mayor is recognized as the official head of the town for civil processes by the courts and ceremonial processes by the public. The mayor is the principal representative of the council for relations with federal, state, and other local governments.[2]

The duties of the town council – of which the mayor presides – are "to adopt and provide for the execution of such ordinances, rules, and regulations ... as may be necessary or appropriate to protect health, life, or property, or to preserve or promote the comfort, convenience, security, good order, better government, or the general welfare of the town or its inhabitants".[3]

Members of the council are chosen in a nonpartisan election; councilors serve staggered four-year terms, and the mayor serves two-year terms.[4] Candidates must be registered voters and residents of Chapel Hill but while in office not appointed to any other paid government position.[5] Councilors and the mayor must disclose all property held in the town,[6] as well as one's business interests.[7]

As with all members of the council, the mayor may be excused from voting on matters involving the member's official or financial conduct. Otherwise, a member's lack of a vote when the member is present is deemed an affirmative vote.[8]

A vacancy in the office is to be filled for the remainder of the term. Should a quorum on the council (of a majority of members)[9] not be obtained, the mayor may appoint enough members to make a quorum, and the council shall fill the other vacancies. (In the absence of the mayor, the governor may fill the vacancies.)[10]

Before 1879, the mayor was a magistrate hired by the Board of Commissioners to exercise police powers. An 1879 amendment to the town charter formalized this role. An 1895 charter amendment established the mayor as a position elected by the town's citizens. John H. Watson became the first person elected as mayor on May 5, 1895.[11]

List

# Mayor Term start Term end
1H.B.|Guthrie}}18691872
2John H.|Watson|John H. Watson (mayor)}}18721872
3John W.|Carr|John W. Carr (mayor)}}18731874
4John|White|John White (North Carolina)}}18741874
5Andrew|Mickel|Andrew Mickel (mayor)}}18741876
6John H.|Watson|John H. Watson (mayor)}}18761879
7Merritt|Cheek}}18791882
8Jones|Watson}}18821883
9John H.|Watson|John H. Watson (mayor)}}18831884
10A.J.|McDade}}18841885
11John H.|Watson|John H. Watson (mayor)}}18851887
12William N.|Pritchard}}18871888
13A.J.|McDade}}18881891
14John H.|Watson|John H. Watson (mayor)}}18911895
15Algernon S.|Barbee}}18951901
16James C.|MacRae Jr.}}19011903
17William S.|Roberson}}19031907
18Algernon S.|Barbee}}19071911
19William S.|Roberson}}19111913
20L.P.|McLendon}}19131914
21William S.|Roberson}}19141927
22Zebulon|Council}}19271933
23John M.|Foushee}}19331942
24R.W.|Madry}}19421949
25Edwin S.|Lanier}}19491954
26Oliver K.|Cornwell}}19541961
27Roland|McClamroch}}19611969
28Howard|Lee|Howard Nathaniel Lee}}19691975
29James|Wallace|James Wallace (North Carolina)}}19751979
30Joseph L.|Nassif}}19791985
31James|Wallace|James Wallace (North Carolina)}}19851987
32Jonathan|Howes}}19871991
34Kenneth|Broun}}19911995
35Rosemary|Waldorf}}19952001
36Kevin|Foy}}20012009
37Mark|Kleinschmidt|Mark Kleinschmidt (politician)}}20092015
38Pam|Hemminger}}2015Incumbent

References

General
  • {{cite web|url=http://www.townofchapelhill.org/residents/about-chapel-hill/history/past-mayors|title=Mayors of Chapel Hill|publisher=Town of Chapel Hill|accessdate=November 22, 2017|deadurl=no|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20171122182557/http://www.townofchapelhill.org/residents/about-chapel-hill/history/past-mayors|archivedate=November 22, 2017|df=}}
  • {{cite web|url=https://library.municode.com/nc/chapel_hill/codes/code_of_ordinances|title=Code of Ordinances of the Town of Chapel Hill, North Carolina|date=December 12, 2017|publisher=Municode|accessdate=January 15, 2018}}
Specific
1. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter III, Sec. 3.1
2. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter III, Sec. 3.6(b)
3. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter III, Sec. 3.5(b)
4. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter II, Sec. 2.1
5. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter II, Sec. 2.2
6. ^Code of Ordinances: Chapter II, Article III, Sec. 2-49
7. ^Code of Ordinances: Chapter II, Article III, Sec. 2-50
8. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter III, Sec. 3.4(b)
9. ^Code of Ordinances: Charter, Chapter III, Sec. 3.4(a)
10. ^Code of Ordinances: Chapter II, Article II, Sec. 2-24
11. ^"History of Chapel Hill." {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20061008093912/http://www.townofchapelhill.org/index.asp?NID=6 |date=2006-10-08 }} Town of Chapel Hill Official Website. Accessed October 23, 2008.
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