Town of Tolland, CT
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2023-10-10
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The Charter
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Chapter C Charter
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Chapter III Elective Offices
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- Ch C Ch III Elective Offices
- § C3-1 Town Council.
- § C3-2 Board of Education.
- § C3-3 Planning and Zoning Commission.
- § C3-4 Zoning Board of Appeals.
- § C3-5 Powers.
- § C3-6 All Boards and Commissions, Relations to Town employees.
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 1A Assessment Appeals, Board of
- Ch 1B Agriculture Commission
- Ch 1C Agriculture Fund
- Ch 1D Affordable Housing Trust Fund
- Ch 2 Building Appeals, Board of
- Ch 3 Celebration Committee
- Ch 5 Civil Preparedness Agency
- Ch 5A Commission on People With Disabilities
- Ch 6 Code of Ethics
- Ch 6A Conservation Fund
- Ch 7 Conservation Commission
- Ch 7A Debt Service Fund
- Ch 7B Education, Board of
- Ch 8 Education Reserve Fund
- Ch 9 Elections
- Ch 12 Emergency Declaration Fund
- Ch 17 Economic Development Commission
- Ch 20 Fire Department
- Ch 25 Inland Wetlands Commission
- Ch 27 Justices of the Peace
- Ch 30 Library Advisory Board
- Ch 37 Open Space Acquisition Fund
- Ch 39 Parks and Recreation, Board of
- Ch 40 Planning and Zoning Commission
- Ch 44 Regional Council of Governments
- Ch 45 Registrars of Voters
- Ch 46 Solid Waste Authority
- Ch 46A Tax Stabilization Fund
- Ch 47 Teen Center Board
- Ch 47A Veterans Recognition Commission
- Ch 48 Water Commission
- Ch 49 Water and Waste Management Commission
- Ch 50 Water Pollution Control Authority
- Ch 50A Zoning Board of Appeals
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 51 Adult-Oriented Establishments
- Ch 53 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 57 Assessments for Improvements
- Ch 60 Bazaars and Raffles
- Ch 64 Building Construction
- Ch 70 Cemeteries
- Ch 77 Farming
- Ch 79 Firearms
- Ch 81 Fire Prevention
- Ch 85 Fire Zones
- Ch 88 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 90 Food Service Establishments
- Ch 94 Solid Waste, Recycling and Hazardous Waste
- Ch 96 Historic Districts
- Ch 99 Inland Wetlands Citation Procedures
- Ch 103 Noise
- Ch 106 Numbering of Buildings
- Ch 112 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 113 Open Space Areas
- Ch 115 Peddlers and Itinerant Vendors
- Ch 118 Property Maintenance
- Ch 124 Sewage Disposal and Water Supply
- Ch 129 Storm Sewers
- Ch 130 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 132 (Reserved)
- Ch 136 Taxation
- Ch 141 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 143 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 146 Water
- Ch 150 Zoning Exemption
- Part III: Regulations
- Ch 158 Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Regulations
- Ch 163 (Reserved)
- Ch 164 Sewer Regulations
- Ch 166 Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 170 Zoning Regulations
- Ch 171 Zoning Violations
- Appendix
- Ch A173 Fees
- Ch A174 Personnel Policies and Procedures
- Ch A175 Rules of Procedure
- Ch A176 Town Policies
- Ch A177 Special Acts
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
At each biennial municipal election there shall be elected seven
members to the Town Council, who shall serve for two years without
compensation. No member of this Council shall hold any other elective
or appointive position or be an employee under the government of the
Town, including the school system, during the term for which elected.
No registered voter shall vote for and no political party shall nominate
more than five members for election to the Council.
There shall be a Board of Education consisting of nine members
who shall be elected, six members to four-year terms and three members
to two-year terms; all of whom shall serve without compensation. At
each biennial municipal election there shall be elected three members
to four-year terms and three members to two-year terms. No member
of this Board shall hold any other elective or appointive position
or be an employee under the government of the Town, including the
school system, during the term for which elected. No registered voter
shall vote for and no political party shall nominate more than six
members for election to the Board of Education.
There shall be a Planning and Zoning Commission consisting of
five members, who shall be elected, four members to four-year terms
and one member to a two-year term. At each biennial municipal election,
there shall be elected two members to four-year terms and one member
to a two-year term. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall appoint
a Zoning Enforcement Officer. The Planning and Zoning Commission shall
be responsible for a Town Plan of Conservation and Development as
defined by the General Statutes.
There shall be a Zoning Board of Appeals consisting of five
members, who shall be elected, four members to four-year terms and
one member to a two-year term. At each biennial municipal election
there shall be elected two members to four-year terms and one member
to a two-year term.
All of the officers and boards provided for in Chapter III shall
have the powers and duties respectively described for them by the
General Statutes and by this Charter. All persons elected at the municipal
election shall take office on the Tuesday following their election.
See § C4-9. The same rules of conduct apply.
