Board, Commission and Committee Nomination Policy and Procedures Sample Clauses

Board, Commission and Committee Nomination Policy and Procedures. The purpose of this policy is to establish the practice and procedure for appointment of volunteer citizens to the various City boards, commissions and committees. It is critical to the effective operation of municipal government that qualified citizens be appointed to the various boards, commissions and committees. In this regard, this policy shall serve as a guideline in the selection of nominees for consideration by the Board of Directors. It is expressly understood that this policy may be altered or superseded when circumstances dictate, as determined by the City Manager, City Attorney or Board of Directors.
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