Board of Health Sample Clauses

Board of Health. Attendance at Board of Health Meetings. An employee may attend a Board of Health meeting during regular working hours without loss of pay provided such employee has been placed on the agenda to make a specific presentation to the Board. An employee may attend any regular Board of Health meeting on the same basis as any private citizen at the employee’s own discretion during any period the employee is on a scheduled leave.
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Board of Health. Xxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx appointed immediately until December 31, 2015.
Board of Health. The Department operations shall continue to be governed by a Board of Health (the “Board”). Pursuant to Wis. Stat. § 251.03(1), the Board shall be made up of two Shawano County Board Supervisors, one Menominee County Board Supervisor, and four citizen members – of which one shall be a resident of Shawano County, and one shall be a resident of Menominee County, and one citizen physician and one citizen registered nurse may be from either county. However, after a good faith effort the appointing authority is unable to locate a willing registered nurse, physician, or both, it shall make a good faith effort to appoint a physician assistant, advanced practice registered nurse, or both. The physician and nurse representatives are appointed by majority vote of the Board upon recommendation from the Public Health Officer. Each party shall notify the other of all scheduled meetings and in the event of a vacancy. Each County Board shall appoint the individuals set forth above to the Board. Such individuals shall serve staggered terms consistent with Wis. Stat. § 251.03(4). Each member shall have one vote on all matters before the Board. The Board shall adopt any needed bylaws governing the management of its business and the regulation of its affairs including, but not limited to, procedures for electing officers and specifying their duties, calling meetings, and establishing quorum. Approval of any needed bylaws and any amendments thereto shall require the unanimous approval of all members. Each member shall be paid a per diem of $75.00 for each required meeting of the Board, and such per diem shall be subject to change consistent with the rate set forth for county supervisors under Rule 22 of the Shawano County Board Rules. Each member shall be paid mileage at the then current IRS mileage rate.
Board of Health. 1-471. Board of Health Established. §1-472. Rules and Regulations.
Board of Health. The Department shall be governed by a Board of Health (“Board”). All powers of the Department shall be vested in and exercised by the Board unless otherwise provided by law. All references to the Department mean the Board unless otherwise specified. Utah Code Xxx. § 26A-1-109. Purpose. The general purpose of the Board shall be to determine the general public health policies to be followed in the administration of the Department. The Board may adopt and enforce public health rules, regulations, and standards to accomplish this purpose. Utah Code Xxx. §§ 26A-1-109(8) and 26A-1-121(1). Policies adopted by the Board shall be consistent with generally accepted principles of public health and preventative medicine.
Board of Health. This individual has been informed of the permit requirements that pertain to this type of business. Authorized Signature** COMMENTS:
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