Examples of Borough Charter in a sentence
The complainant may be asked to describe actions or resolutions agreed on during the informal stage.
An Ordinance of the Haines Borough amending Sections 2.06 and 5.04 of the Haines Borough Charter pursuant to a vote of the people at the October 3, 2017 Haines Borough General Election to provide that other Borough Officers serve at the pleasure of the manager.This ordinance was requested by the assembly on 6/27.
The Council is the holder of the Doncaster Borough Charter of 1505 granted by King Henry VII.
For one year after he leaves leaving office, an assembly member or school board member elected under the Borough Charter may shall hold no compensated borough office or employment that was created, or the salary or benefits of which were specially increased, during his the last year the member was in office by the body of which he the person was a member.
A second Charter was created at the same time by Hamo, which is referred to as the Borough Charter, provided for a ‘plan of the borough’, its legal aspects, its administration, the social composition of its population and their way of life.
Both of these legal questions are addressed in greater detail as legal analyses in Volume II of this Report.b. The Deltana Borough Petitioning and Review Process.From March 17, 2004 through November 2005, a local “Deltana Borough Charter Commission” met at least monthly to consider the incorporation of a new borough for that region.
Chapter 1.04 of the Haines Borough Code is hereby amended to include a new Section 1.04.005 to read as follows: 1.04.005 Purpose and Intent The purpose and intent of this code is to enhance and protect the lives, health and safety of the public and government employees; to protect public and private property; and to protect the rights guaranteed in the United States Constitution, the State of Alaska Constitution, and the Haines Borough Charter Preamble and Bill of Rights.
The U.S. Department of Education nonregulatory guidance on the NCLB school choice provisions specifically defined virtual or nonclassroom-based schools as an alternative for districts to expand school choice options for students who seek to transfer from low performing schools (U.S. Department of Education, 2004).
Notice was given in the Belfast Gazette on 13th April 2015, as required under the provisions contained within Regulation 3(2) of The Local Government (Transitional, Incidental, Consequential and Supplemental Provision) Regulations (NI) 2015, to preserve and use the existing Borough Charter of Coleraine Borough Council to have effect for the new Causeway Coast and Glens Council area.
The Council holds the Doncaster Borough Charter of 1505 granted by King Henry VII.