Idaho Code > Title 50 > Chapter 8 – Council-Manager Plan


50-801	Cities May Adopt Plan
50-802	Instituting Election, Petition — Resolution
50-803	Time for Holding Special Election On Proposition
50-804	Proposition to Be Voted
50-805	Governing Body — Size
50-806	Election of Officials Following Adoption — Determining Successful Candidates — Designation of Seats
50-807	Effective Date Following Adoption of Plan
50-808	Powers — Duties of the Council
50-809	Mayor
50-810	Powers of the Mayor
50-811	City Manager — Duties
50-812	Discontinuance of Council-Manager Plan — Proposition to Be Voted
50-813	Calculation for Number of Required Signatures

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