Management and Operation of the Program Sample Clauses

Management and Operation of the Program. The LACA Governing Board shall consist of all participating Member Superintendents or their designees. The Governing Board shall exercise all of LACA’s powers and duties both as a COG and an ITC. As an illustration but not as a limitation, the Board shall have the following specific powers and duties in connection with the management and operation of LACA, provided that the exercise of any of these powers shall be subject to the availability of funds lawfully appropriated and on deposit in the Program Fund (established in Section 5 of this Agreement) or in the process of collection for deposit in the Program Fund: (1) It shall oversee the operation of LACA. (2) It shall consider, approve and establish the programs, services, and facilities to be offered by LACA to Members and their teachers, staff, and students, and the policies for their operation; it shall authorize any sale of services or products to persons and organizations that are not Members, subject to the provisions of Section 12 of this Agreement; and it shall authorize appropriate contracts to be entered into between LACA and other persons and entities. (3) It shall authorize expenditures to be made for LACA programs. (4) It shall employ a Fiscal Officer for LACA, who may be a person serving as treasurer of a public school district or other public entity having comparable fiscal management resources; provided, however, that if the fiscal management resources of another public entity are utilized by the Fiscal Officer in the performance of his/her duties as LACA Fiscal Officer, such other entity shall not thereby be deemed to have any legal control, authority, or responsibility with respect to any operations of LACA, fiscal or otherwise, and shall not under any circumstances be deemed to be the “fiscal agent” of LACA within the meaning of Chapter 3301-3 of the Ohio Administrative Code. If the LACA Fiscal Officer is employed as treasurer of a Member entity, such Member entity shall retain its voting rights within LACA and all other rights normally pertaining to its LACA Member status. (5) It may establish advisory committees from time to time in accordance with the LACA By-laws, to advise the Board with respect to LACA operations. (6) It shall authorize the employment of any staff necessary for LACA operations and establish their salaries, benefits, and work and disciplinary rules. It may contract for services or enter into lease agreements on such terms as it may approve. (7) Upon recommendation...
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