Authority of Policy Committee Members Sample Clauses

Authority of Policy Committee Members. Each representative on the Policy Committee shall have one vote, and, subject to the authority delegated by their respective governing body, shall have the authority to act on behalf of the party they represent in the following matters: apply for and enter into grant agreements which the Policy Committee has voted to consider and are relevant to the implementation of the Yellow Medicine One Watershed One Plan; interim report review and approval, approve payments under Yellow Medicine One Watershed One Plan grant(s), professional contracts, and voting on the recommended plan to be submitted to local review and comment process. The Policy Committee will follow the bylaws adopted by the Policy Committee and will have the power to modify the bylaws.
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Authority of Policy Committee Members. Each representative on the Policy Committee shall have one vote, and, subject to the authority delegated by their respective governing body, shall have the authority to act on behalf of the party WORKING DRAFT they represent in the following matters: grant applications for grants the Policy Committee has voted to consider which are relevant to the implementation of the One Watershed, One Plan Root River Watershed; interim report review and approval, payments under One Watershed, One Plan Root River Watershed grant(s), professional contracts, and voting on the recommended plan to be submitted to local review and comment process. Each respective Policy Committee member will bring before their respective governing body any grants awarded to the One Watershed, One Plan Root River Watershed for a request to approve the grant(s) awarded. The Policy Committee will follow the bylaws adopted by the Policy Committee and will have the power to modify the bylaws.
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