Boards and Commissions definition

Boards and Commissions means meetings of a Board or Commission to which a Councillor has been appointed by Council.
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Boards and Commissions means boards and commissions heading a principal department and created by the constitution, by statute, or by executive order as specified in the constitution.
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Examples of Boards and Commissions in a sentence

  • Plan-review process including site-plan and review by Boards and Commissions.

  • City shall mean the City of Cincinnati, Ohio and all independent Boards and Commissions established by the Charter of the City of Cincinnati.

  • Fire Department enforcement activity shall include, but not be limited to, issuing notices to appear, appearing at City Council meetings, committee meetings, and meetings of City Boards and Commissions when necessary to effectuate the purposes of said ordinance.

  • This agreement does not prohibit the SIP recipients from applying for and accepting appointments on City Boards and Commissions, or as per-diem hearing officers and committee members so long as those applications and appointments are otherwise consistent with the City requirements and City Ethics guidelines.

  • The Union is hereby recognized as the sole and exclusive bargaining agent for all employees of the City who are under the City Manager or independent Boards and Commissions in all matters of wages, hours and conditions of work.

  • In maintaining the City's efficiency and reputation, overtime exempt employees in this group work additional hours as required for appearances before the City Council, City Boards and Commissions, citizens' groups, and intergovernmental bodies; for maintenance of essential services during emergencies; and for accomplishment of work assignments which often impose irregular hours and time expenditures far in excess of the conventional forty (40) hour work week.

  • After review and approval by Town staff and all appropriate Town Boards and Commissions, and subject to any and all conditions imposed by the various bodies, the Project will be presented to the BMA for Preliminary Approval.

  • The City shall provide release time for up to six (6) General Bargaining Unit (GBU) Stewards upon request for the following purposes: • Investigation of grievances and potential grievances; • Attendance at meetings of disciplinary nature when presence is requested by an employee; • Attendance at meetings with management; • Meet and confer sessions; • Attendance at open meetings of Boards and Commissions that effect wages, hours and working conditions of employees in the unit.

  • It is the exclusive right of the County to determine the mission of each of its Departments, Districts, Boards and Commissions, and to exercise control and discretion over its organization and operations.

  • The State of Connecticut, its officers, officials, employees, agents, Boards and Commissions, and CME Associates, Inc.