Habitat and Regional Parks Partnership Liaison Committee Sample Clauses

Habitat and Regional Parks Partnership Liaison Committee. The Agency shall establish a Habitat and Regional Parks Partnership Liaison Committee consisting of up to three Agency representatives and up to three representatives of the EBRPD to promote coordination with EBRPD. The Board shall appoint Agency representatives to the Liaison Committee; EBRPD may appoint its representatives. Liaison Committee representatives may be elected officials or may be staff of the Agency or EBRPD. The Habitat and Regional Parks Partnership Liaison Committee shall make recommendations to the Board regarding ways to coordinate implementation of the Conservation Plan with EBRPD’s activities in the Conservation Plan area and regarding the preparation and submittal of grant applications in conjunction with EBRPD.
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