District Governance Clause Samples
The District Governance clause establishes the framework for how a district is managed and overseen. It typically outlines the roles and responsibilities of governing bodies or officials, such as boards or committees, and may specify procedures for decision-making, meetings, and the delegation of authority. By clearly defining the structure and processes for district leadership, this clause ensures effective administration and accountability, helping to prevent disputes and confusion over governance matters.
District Governance. The District Board shall have such composition as described in the Formation Resolution. The District Board shall meet as often as necessary to implement the DGP and Plan of Finance, and any amendments thereto, and take other actions required by this Agreement and the Formation Resolution. The District Board shall determine at least annually in a public meeting what notice for a public meeting is reasonable and necessary in the form of an annual open meetings policy. However, the District shall provide in such policy that any meetings at which the discussion or adoption of any proposed resolution or formal action involving the term or effectiveness of this Agreement and/or the dissolution of the District, shall be held only after reasonable notice to the Developer, which notice shall be delivered at least ninety (90) days prior to the proposed date of the meeting of the District Board and include a copies of the final meeting agenda and the proposed resolution or action to be taken by the District Board at such meeting.
District Governance. To facilitate the operations of the School District, three (3) leadership teams shall be established: the District Leadership Team (DLT), the Administrative Leadership Team (ALT), and the Building Leadership Team (BLT). Teachers will participate on the District and Building Leadership Teams. The membership and the responsibilities of each Leadership Team are defined in the District Governance Document. The Articulation Committee, which is described in Article 8.6, shall review the District Governance Document yearly. Teachers serving on the Leadership Teams shall receive the stipend indicated on Appendix B.
District Governance. 24 A. The District Board shall initially be composed of the five (5) members:
25 (i) one of whom shall be a representative from the City Manager’s
27 (ii) one of whom shall be a employed in the Department of
29 (iii) one of whom shall be a representative from the Department of
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10 D. At the end of the appointed directors’ initial terms, a new slate of 11 directors for the District Board will be selected in compliance with the Act.
District Governance. The Apple Valley Village Property Owners Association (“Association”), not yet formed, would be the agency responsible for the ongoing day-to-day management and administration of the Apple Valley Village PBID. The Association would be a non-profit corporation formed by property owners located in the Apple Valley Village PBID. The Association may choose to contract with a third party entity such as the Town of Apple Valley to carry out some or all of the District improvements and services. The Association may also contract with consultants for needed professional services in conjunction with the planning and implementation of PBID programs and services. The annual programs, budgets and assessments for the Apple Valley Village PBID shall be determined by the Association, who shall also serve as the PBID “property owners association” described in State PBID Law. This Board shall be responsible for the general oversight of the District including approval of the annual work programs and budgets, monitoring performance, and ensuring compliance with appropriate rules and regulations, including, if applicable, a PBID management agreement with the Town of Apple Valley. This Board shall generally meet on a monthly basis. When related to PBID matters, such meetings shall be subject to the State of California “Brown Act” open meeting requirements. Records of this Association pertaining to PBID related matters shall be available for public review as stipulated by State Law. Pursuant to State law, the Association Board shall file, for approval by the Town Council, an annual report for the upcoming year for which assessments shall be levied. Upon PBID adoption, the Town Council and the Association may execute a contract, as applicable, for the performance and delivery of the stipulated program services over the life of the PBID.
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