COMMITTEE REPORTING Sample Clauses

COMMITTEE REPORTING. CMAP has established a four-level committee structure: policy, advisory, coordinating and working. At the policy level, the CMAP board and the Policy Committee will review staff and committee work to ensure that consistency and consensus are achieved. The Citizens’ Advisory Committee (CAC), the Council of Mayors, and a committee made up of county officials will together comprise the advisory level. The Council of Mayors will continue its current relationship with the Policy Committee, while at the same time serve as a municipal advisory body to the CMAP board. The Work Program Committee, serving as the Transportation Committee for CMAP, will also continue its current reporting relationship to the Policy Committee. The Policy Committee and the CMAP board will jointly determine the structure and member organizations of the Transportation Committee. The Transportation Committee will also provide input to the two coordinating level committees of the CMAP board: Local and Regional. The Policy Committee will appoint the chair and vice-chair of the Transportation Committee. The chair and vice-chair will each serve on one of the coordinating committees. The Policy Committee will establish such committees and task forces as it may deem necessary to effectively carry out the region’s transportation planning and programming activities.
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COMMITTEE REPORTING. CMAP has established a four-level committee structure: governing, advisory, coordinating, and working. At the governing level, the CMAP Board and the MPO Policy Committee will review staff and committee work to ensure that consistency and consensus are achieved. The Citizens’ Advisory Committee (CAC), the Council of Mayors, and a committee made up of county officials will together comprise the advisory level. The Council of Mayors will continue to consider and assist in making recommendations on transportation funding allocations that fall within the MPO Policy Committee’s responsibilities, and also serve as a municipal advisory body to the CMAP board. The coordinating level will provide an opportunity for CMAP Board members and working committee members to provide input on CMAP staff work products, recommendations, and policy proposals. The CMAP Board may change the number and structure of committees at the coordinating level depending on the agency’s needs. Working committees will provide input on CMAP staff work products, recommendations, and policy proposals. The Transportation Committee for CMAP will serve as a working committee for both the CMAP Board and the MPO Policy Committee. Per the MPO Policy Committee by-laws, unless otherwise directed, the Transportation Committee will consider recommendations and policy decisions prior to MPO Policy Committee action. The MPO Policy Committee and the CMAP Board will jointly determine the structure and member organizations of the Transportation Committee. The MPO Policy Committee will appoint the chair and vice-chair of the Transportation Committee. The MPO Policy Committee will establish such committees and task forces as it may deem necessary to effectively carry out the region’s transportation planning and programming activities.
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COMMITTEE REPORTING. The committee will keep minutes of its meetings and distribute jointly approved communications to Operations Department employees and Union Representatives on a regular basis.
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COMMITTEE REPORTING. CMAP has established a four-level committee structure: policy, advisory, coordinating and working. At the policy level, the CMAP Board and the Policy Committee will review staff and committee work to ensure that consistency and consensus are achieved. The Citizens’ Advisory Committee (CAC), the Council of Mayors, and a committee made up of county officials will together comprise the advisory level. The Council of Mayors will continue its current relationship with the Policy Committee, while at the same time serve as a municipal advisory body to the CMAP board. The Work Program Committee, serving as the Transportation Committee for CMAP will also continue its current reporting relationship to the Policy Committee, and also provide input to the two coordinating level committees of the CMAP board: Planning and Programming. The Policy Committee will establish such committees and task forces as it may deem necessary to effectively carry out the region’s planning and programming activities.
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COMMITTEE REPORTING. The Committee shall regularly report to the full Board summarizing the Committee’s meetings, including the principal subjects discussed, any significant issues considered and the conclusions and recommendations of the Committee. The results of the Committee’s review shall be provided to the Board prior to August 31, 2024, in advance of the Company’s planned 2024 Investor Day. The Committee shall consult with management and the Board with respect to the Company’s communications to be issued in connection with the Investor Day and the timing thereof, with the goal of having such Investor Day occur at an appropriate time following the Board reaching its determinations regarding the Committee’s review (it being understood that the Board and management have the discretion to determine the date of the Investor Day and to determine to execute on or announce any initiatives or announce the completion of any initiatives prior to the Investor Day).
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