Examples of First Selectperson in a sentence
Both members and alternate members shall be appointed by the First Selectperson for a term of five (5) years.
The day-to-day executive and management authority of the Town shall be vested in the First Selectperson.
The term of such appointment shall not exceed four years and shall not extend more than one year beyond the next regularly scheduled election for the office of First Selectperson.
William Gerber-RTM District 2• Finishing fourth term and thinks no redistricting proposal should come out of the Charter Revision Commission without redistricting committee approval.• Town Attorney should be separated from the First Selectperson.
The First Selectperson shall have such additional powers and shall perform such other duties as may from time to time be required by Ordinance, provided that the same are not inconsistent with this Charter or the provisions of the Connecticut General Statutes.
The First Selectperson shall have the powers and duties vested in the office by this Charter and by the General Statutes.
In its September 6, 2023 pre-filed testimony, the Town First Selectperson Bowsza indicated that, given other solar projects in East Windsor, the Town is concerned about impacts on the character of the community, its environment and quality of life, including, but not limited to, noise, scenic roads and historic resources.
When the First Selectperson serves personally, the First Selectperson’s term as an Ex-Officio member of the Finance Committee shall be coterminous with their term as First Selectperson, provided that the First Selectperson may designate another Select Board Member to serve in place of the First Selectperson for a term as provided herein.
If an election forthe position of First Selectperson results in a tie, an adjourned election shall be held to determine who shall serve in that position.
Upon written request of both of the tied candidates for First Selectperson the tie shall be broken by a coin toss as described in this paragraph.