Staff, Board Consultants and Independent Contractors Sample Clauses

Staff, Board Consultants and Independent Contractors. Additional staff shall be hired as may be needed to assist the Corporation in the exercise of its corporate duties. The Board as a whole or through an appointed committee, shall review and determine the need for staffing and make its recommendation to the Board of Directors for acceptance of the same. The finance committee shall determine the reasonable cost for services rendered by board staff and make its recommendation to the Board of Directors for acceptance of the same. Re-adopted: September 2022 GREEN INSPIRATION ACADEMY The Board of Directors shall set Board stipends as follows: $125 for regular meetings: $125 for committee meetings; $60 for sponsor approved board trainings under 3 hours; $125 for sponsor approved board trainings over three hours. Committee meetings shall consist of less than a quorum of board members but a minimum of 2 board members. Committee meetings consisting of a quorum of board directors shall be properly noticed as a public meeting. All committee meeting times and dates shall be duly noted in advance at regular board meetings for record keeping purposes. Further, each committee should take committee minutes; indicating the stated purpose of the meeting. Attendance sheets shall also be kept for each committee meeting and submitted to the Board Fiscal officer and Legal Counsel for record keeping purposes. No board member shall receive more than $5,000 in any calendar year from a A calendar year is defined as July 1rst through June 30th of each year. Expenses for committee meetings or training are reimbursed with receipt when submitted to fiscal agent for up to $25 per meeting per person. Reference: ORC 3314.02 ORC 3314.025 Rev.: Date: May/2023 1.1 General 1.2 Governing Authority Expenditures 1.3 Application
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