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HomeMy WebLinkAboutbocc.res.043.2004A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS APPROVING CITIZEN BOARD BYLAWS Resolution Recitals The Board of County Commissioners adopted Ordinance 028-02, establishing a Standard of Conduct applicable to the Board, to members of County Citizen Boards,to County Hearing Officers, and to certain specified County staff.The County Home Rule Charter provides that the Board of County COmmissioners may remove citizen board members for violation of a standard of conduct adopted by ordinance, including violation of attendance policies set either by the County Commissioners or each citizen board.In Ordinance 028-02, the Board delegated to each citizen board the task of establishing bylaws, including an attendance policy, and requested that the bylaws be submitted to the Board for approval.As of March 2004, the following County citizen boards had developed bylaws, as of the date indicated, either previously approved by the Board or submitted to the Board for approval:a. Aspen/Pitkin County HousingBoard: 12/ 3/2003 b. Basalt Library Regional Board ofTrustees, 10/2001 c. Board ofAdjustment: 10/ 07/03 d. Board ofAppeals: 3/ 22/02 e. Broadcast Services Advisory Board: BOCCapproved10/26/93, Reso. 93-176 f. Election Commission: 12/2003 g. FinancialAdvisory Board: 01/2004 h. Pitkin County Library Boardof Trustees: 01/2004 i. Open Space and Trails BoardofTrustees: 9/06/2001 j. Pitkin County Public EmployeesRetirementBoard: 11/13/03 k. Redstone HistoricPreservationCommission: 1/17/2001 1. Senior Services Council: BOCC resolution 76-26, revised 2003 m. Weed Advisory Board: 11/2003 The Board of County Commissioners has previously indicated that the Conflict of Interest Commission and the Grant Review Committee may consider bylaws the next time they meet, since meetings are either as needed or only once a year. The Planning and Zoning Commission still Resolution 04-0c{.J, page 2 of 2 Therefore, it is resolved by the Board of Commissionersof Pitkin County, that the citizen board bylaws listed in paragraph 4 of the recitals are hereby approved.INTRODUCED, READ AND ADOPTED ON THE ~ DAY OF MARCH, 2004.ATTEST:BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF PITK1N COUNTY, COLORADO Dep Dorothea Farris, ChairManager's Approval:HilaryF(fitcher Smith, ~ounty Manager Aprill4,2004 All Citizen Boards and Staff Liaisons C/o Staff Liaison Re: Adoption of Citizen Board Bylaws Dear Citizen Board Members and Staff Liaisons: Please accept thanks from the Board of County Commissioners for the efforts made by most of you to adopt bylaws for your citizen boards. At a work session on March 9, 2004, the Board of County Commissioners directed that all those bylaws be approved by resolution, which occurred on April 14, 2004. A copy of the resolution is enclosed. The information presented to the Board at its March work session is included in the enclosed chart and agenda item summary. The chart lists each citizen board, its mandate and function, the date it adopted bylaws, the number of members, meeting time and frequency, and comments on the attendance policy included in the bylaws. One concem expressed by the Board during its review of this material was the diversity of attendance policies developed by the various citizen boards. The Board recognizes that each citizen board knows best what attendance policy is workable for its members, and thus has approved all the bylaws as written. The Board also wants each citizen board to know that if ever the current policies and bylaws prove unworkable, the Board will be amenable to requests for changes. Again, we sincerely appreciate the time and effort spent on this project, and we thank each ofyou for your ongoing service to the County. Sincerely, Board of County Commissioners of Pitkin County, Colorado Dorothea Fan-is, Ch' air Enclosures:Resolution approving bylaws March 9, 2004 Agenda summary Citizen Board information