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Introduced by Councilor Finnigan, NovenYes 24, 1975
d _ CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) MXlbt3 altrg citizens Aa 1 y cwmictee
Be u ordaiand by fee City Cored offer City dBamyrr, ae ibYbpgm
THAT. Chapter I, Article J, Sections 1 and 2 of the Ordinances of the City
of Danger as presently existing be xepealed,and replaced with the fallowing:
CHAPTER I
Article J - Citizens Advisory committee
Sec. L Citizens Advisory Committee. There is hereby established a
Citizens Advisory Committee
which sba1L consist of 35 members, who Shell be appointed by
the City Council in ac ordance with Workable program
provisions to act a afocal point of citizen participation
and to provide support for public and private efforts in
carrying out the local improvement programs which are
supported by Federal funds through the U. D. Departmentd
of Housing and Urban Development and Health, Education
and Welfare.
1.1 F mbexship. Members shall be appointed annually to
re far a termor corse (3) years and
s
until a r is duly appointed.. Any vacancy
created on them
Committee shall be filled by appointment
by the City Council for the remainder of the term.
1.2 Composition of Committee. In appointing members to
the Committee, the City
Council shall take into consideration that the Committee
meat be representative of all community Interests and
areas including, but not Limited m, economic, labor,
civic, church, education, health, welfare,minority
groups, public. information and neighborhods. In
addition, onember Shall be appointed representing
each of the City's senior high schools,each to serve
for a term of one (1) year, beginning on the third
Monday of September in each year.
IN CITY COUNCIL
36 AB
November 34r 1975
1�4
Received tat reading,
ORDINANCE
referred to Code and Ordinance
Review Cortnittee, Consider next
meting.
( TP citizens advisory comittee.
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RECEIVED
CITY CIERK® T
IN CITY CGGNCIL
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CITY OF BANGOR
December 6, 1975
CITY CLERK'$ OFFICE
Amended by placing a perrW
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deleting all of regaining;
Ordinance amandmenhy the
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following yea and n0 vote.
Councilors voting yes: Ballon,
Bigney, a cuntas, Mooney and
This adiM/Ce I6 correctly evroeaai ..
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Soucy. Councilors voting not
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Finnigan, Gass, Henderson and
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Received 2nd reeding. Finally
Receiv
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passed by the £ollowi aeiT,
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voting
no vote. C, ncilora -Hating-.'
yes: Hallett, iB[wntas,
y. c Councilors
money and Seaga.
voting no: Finnigan, Grasp Henderson On
and Scales.
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CITY
1.3 Meet ins. Regular meetings shall be held at least
once
each month and special meetings may
be called as provided for in the By -Laws of the
Citizens Advisory Committee.
1.4 BY -haws. The Committee shall adopt By -Laws which
shall include provisions for the election
of a Chairperson, Recording Secretary, and Such other
officers as the Ca®ittee deems necessary; the
establishment of a borrow; the scheduling and calling
of regular and special meetings; and the procedures for
the holding of anannual
meting and the izemnce of an
ml report totheCity Council. The By-laws may be
adopted and amended by a majority vote of the Committee,
Subject to the ratification and approval by the City
Council.
Sec. 2 Functions. it shall be the function of this Comattee:
2.1 To consider or study such matters of municipal concern
as may be referred to the Committee by the City Council
or the City Administration, and to report the recommendations
of the Committee to the. referring party within a reasonable
period of time.
2.2 To eider or Study any other matters concerning community
meunity
Impro'lement for Bangor, which may be brought to the
attention of the Committee by any citizen, and to report
recommendations to City officials, if it Is deemed
appropriate by a majority vote of the Committee.
2.3 To form'sub-committees from time to time to examine
matters which may he referred to the Committee. -
ommittees aha1L be appointed by the Chairperson and
their a of concern may include, but shall not be
limited rthousing, transportation, business and
economic development, Capital improvements, the
environment and education.