Towns Sample Clauses

Towns. One (1) member of the policy board shall be appointed by a simple majority vote of the Chairpersons of the towns with land area within the Metropolitan Planning Area. Appointee serves a period of two (2) years. Current appointee term expired April 1, 2005. New appointee or reappointed member term will expire April 1, 2007.
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Towns. Except in case of emergency, each member of the Board shall be given at least 24 hours’ notice of any special meeting in accordance with the Vermont Open Meeting Law.
Towns. Areas generally surrounding and including certain of the towns within the boundaries of the Salt River Project, as follows: 27
Towns. REPRESENTATIVE Town hereby designates Xxxxx Xxxxx, or such other person or persons as Town may hereafter designate in writing to Consultant, as the "Town's Representative.” Town’s Representative is authorized to act on behalf of and in the name of Town with respect to this Agreement.
Towns. The MFTP Board will be comprised of one voting representative, from the list of Mon Forest TOWNS set forth below. The TOWN must appoint a representative who will consistently attend meetings and have the authority to act on behalf of the community that they represent. The TOWN will also appoint an alternate to attend in the representative's place as needed. The representative/alternate will be required to report back the work of MFTP to the municipality on a regular basis. This representative does not have the power to commit or act on behalf of the municipality without specific approval from their municipal governing body. It is the responsibility of each TOWN representative to ensure they have the proper approval for their respective TOWN before obligating the municipality in any way, fiscal or otherwise. Each board member serves at the pleasure of their respective TOWN. The MFTP Board may elect to invite other TOWNS to participate with a two-thirds agreement of 1. Cowen, WV 2. Davis, WV 3. Elkins, WV 4. Franklin, WV 5. Xxxxxxxxx, XX 6. Parsons, WV 7. Petersburg, WV 8. Richwood, WV 9. Thomas, WV 10. White Sulphur Springs, WV Unincorporated communities are also welcome to join the MFTP if they serve as gateways to the MNF. Up to two positions on the MFTP Board may be filled by residents of these unincorporated communities. The two unincorporated town representatives will be voting members. They are limited to a two year term and cannot be an officer on the board. They must be from different counties. Interested individuals must receive a letter of support from their respective county commission. Nominations will be brought before the Board and require a two-thirds agreement of the MFTP voting membership. The MFTP shall from time to time consider the requests of other towns to become a member of the partnership. Towns and unincorporated communities requesting membership in the MFTP must demonstrate that they are a gateway community in relation to the MNF, have amenities that visitors can use, have the capacity to engage in the initiative, and an interest in developing a recreation economy.

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