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P-0490 - Boards and Commissions Appointments and Orientation Process Policy 02-21-2006
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P-0490 - Boards and Commissions Appointments and Orientation Process Policy 02-21-2006
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2/21/2006
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/~ <br />3 <br />1 1. To communicate with the board or commission when County Commissioner <br />z communication is needed and to serve as the primary two-way communications <br />3 channel between Commissioners and the board or commission. <br />4 2. To participate in filling vacancies and reviewing applications. <br />5 3. To serve as the primary formal Commissioner contact, and/or to be invited to <br />6 attend/participate as needed. <br />7 4. To resolve questions the board or commission may have about the role of <br />a County Commissioners, county government, and the board or commission. <br />9 5. To establish formal or informal contact with the chairperson of the board or <br />10 commission and effectively communicate the role of the liaison. <br />~~ fi. To provide procedural direction and relay the Commissioners' position to the <br />1z board or commission, and communicate to the board or commission that the <br />13 liaison's rote is not to direct the board/commission in tfis activities or work. <br />~~ <br />15 <br />16 7. A member of the Orange County Board of Commissioners who serves as an <br />17 "Alternate Member" on an Orange County, North Carolina advisory board or <br />18 commission, shat! have the following duties and powers: <br />19 <br />zo a.) An alternate member {hereinafter referred to as "alternate") shaft serve as a <br />z1 substitute for a regular member in the event of the regular member's absence. <br />22 <br />z3 b.) An alternate is not required to attend meetings; except in the case of the <br />z4 Board of Adjustment, for which alternates are required to attend. <br />25 <br />z~ c) An alternate may attend meetings if she/he chooses to do so, however; <br />z7 <br />zs d.) An alternate may not participate unless the member she/he is substituting for <br />z9 is absent. <br />30 <br />31 e.) "Participate" is defined as speaking during the meeting, asking questions <br />3z during the meeting of staff and others, and/or voting. <br />33 <br />34 f.) In the case of Orange County Commission members, if the attendance of the <br />35 alternate would create a majority of County Commissioners in attendance, the <br />36 al#ernate must leave the meeting table and be only a silent observer. <br />37 <br />38 g.) Even though an alternate does not attend all meetings, he/she is required to <br />3 s be informed and knowledgeable of the business and activities of the advisory <br />4 0 ~ body. <br />H: \CLERK'sDOCUMENSS-H Drive\valunteer Info\volunteerresolutionfinal amended A-12-2005..doc <br />Last printed 10:OS AM2/8/200fi <br />
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