HomeMy WebLinkAboutCity Council Resolution 1995-140CITY OF PLYMOUTH
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WHffitBAS, the City Manager, in a February 1, 1994 memo to the Water Quality
Committee, suggested that the Committee consider changing it name and emphads from
solely water quality matter to environmental quality issues; and
WHEREAS, at its monthly meetings throughout the past year the Water Quality
Committee has considuW the various environmental categories suggested by the City
Manager, and
WHEPMAS, the Committee conducted a special meeting in October to review an
environmental assessment woricaheet and submitted comments in conformance with the
public comment requirement; and
WHEREAS, at its November 1, 1994 meeting, the Water Quality Committee passed a
motion requesting the City Council approve a change in the name and !unction of the
Committee to that of an environmental quality committee.
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NOW, EFORE, BE 1T HEIMY RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF PLYMOUTH, N11Ti M(YrA: that the Water Quality Committee name be
changed to the Plymouth Environmental Quality Committee and the objective,
composition, and areas of concentration contained within Resolution No. 94.44 be revised
as indicated in the attached revision to this resolution as shown in a Legislative fopoat.
Adopted by the City Council on February 21, 1995.
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POLICY ESTABLISE[ING
Resolution No. 94-04
January 24, 1994
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The Committee shall consist of seven members, with one member from each of tho city's four
wards and three members at -large. Members shall serve threeyear terms subject to a six year
maximum as set forth in Council policy. The Chnir shall be selected by the membership. The
Director of Park and Recreation and City Engineer or designee shall provide staff assistance to
the Committee.
To accomplish their objective, the Committee will.
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Become familiar with state statutes, federal regulations, agency rules, and City
ordinances on the subject of hie-weter managen:ew gnyjmpmen� issues. Receive
information regarding role of Riatershed Management Organizations,
municipalities, Department of Natural Resources, and Armv Corms of Engineers
2, Review tete
recommend
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Ro .ommend actions to the Council for consideration in the City budget to preserve
and enhan W waier en-Aronmental quality throughout Plymouth, wood-eeeirelr
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