4-1. The Chair shall be an appointed member of the Commission and shall:
(10/16/96)
4-1-1. Preside at all meetings.
4-1-2. Appoint committees, special and/or standing and liaisons. (10/16/96)
4-1-3. Rule on all procedural questions (subject to a reversal by a two-thirds
(2/3) majority vote of the members present).
4-1-4. Be informed immediately of any official communication and report
same at the next regular meeting.
4-1-5. Represent the Commission before the Board of Supervisors and other
public bodies except when this responsibility has been delegated to an appropriate
official or Commission member.
4-1-6. Carry out other duties as assigned by the Commission.
4-1-7. Fill any vacancies in the offices of Vice-Chair or Secretary by
appointment lasting through January 1st of the following year. (8/24/92)
(10/16/96)
4-2. The Vice-Chair shall be an appointed member of the Commission and
shall: (10/16/96)
4-2-1. Act in the absence or inability of the Chair to act. (10/16/96)
4-2-2. Have the powers to function in the same capacity as the Chair in
cases of the Chair’s inability to act. (10/16/96)
4-2-3. Fill immediately any vacancy in the office of Chair through January
1st of the following year. (8/24/92) (10/16/96)
4-2-4. Be responsible for the orientation of new members of the Commission.
(8/24/92)
4-3. The Secretary shall:
4-3-1. Keep a written record of all business transacted by the Commission.
4-3-3. Keep a file of all official records and reports of the Commission.
4-3-4. Certify all minutes of the Commission. (10/16/96)
4-3-5. Give notice of all hearings and public meetings.
4-3-6. Attend to the correspondence of the Commission.
4-3-7. Keep a set of minutes.
4-3-8. Prepare and be responsible for the publishing of all advertisements
relating to public hearings.
4-3-9. If the Secretary is an appointed member of the Commission, the Secretary
may, with the consent of the Commission, delegate any of the above responsibilities
of the Secretary to the Director of Planning, Zoning Administrator or similar
official, except that the certification of minutes of the Commission
may not be delegated. (10/16/96)