The Myrnohrad City Council shall be composed of elected representatives, with the number of representatives determined by the population of the city. The council shall be responsible for adopting the city budget, as well as making decisions on urban planning and development. The council shall also have the power to establish and abolish city departments and agencies. The council's decisions shall be binding on the city administration.
Plain language: The Myrnohrad City Council is made up of elected representatives who make decisions for the city, including budget and planning. They also oversee city departments and agencies.
The Myrnohrad City Council shall elect a chairman from among its members, who shall serve as the head of the council. The chairman shall be responsible for presiding over council meetings, signing council decisions, and representing the council in official capacities. The chairman shall also have the power to appoint and dismiss the heads of city departments and agencies, with the approval of the council. The chairman's term of office shall be two years.
Plain language: The city council chooses a chairman to lead the council and represent it in official matters, with a term of two years.
The Myrnohrad City Council shall have the power to adopt laws and regulations governing the city, subject to the approval of the relevant regional and national authorities. The council shall also have the power to impose taxes and fees, as well as to establish and collect municipal revenues. The council's laws and regulations shall be published in the official city gazette and shall come into force on the date specified in the publication. The council's decisions shall be subject to appeal to the relevant courts.
Plain language: The city council can make laws for the city, but they need to be approved by higher authorities, and they can also collect taxes and fees.
The Myrnohrad City Council shall be responsible for ensuring the provision of public services, including education, healthcare, and social welfare. The council shall also be responsible for maintaining public order and safety, as well as for protecting the environment and cultural heritage of the city. The council shall have the power to establish and fund municipal institutions and organizations, as well as to enter into contracts with private providers of public services. The council's decisions on public services shall be guided by the principles of equality, accessibility, and quality.
Plain language: The city council is in charge of making sure the city has good public services like education and healthcare, and that the city is safe and clean.
The Myrnohrad City Council shall be accountable to the citizens of the city, and shall be required to report on its activities and decisions to the public. The council shall hold regular public meetings and hearings, and shall provide access to its documents and records. The council shall also establish a system of citizen participation, including mechanisms for submitting petitions and complaints. The council's accountability shall be ensured through the establishment of an independent audit office and an ombudsman institution.
Plain language: The city council must be transparent and accountable to the citizens, and must allow citizens to participate in decision-making and access information about the council's activities.