AN ACT CONCERNING THE CERTIFICATION OF THE REVISED PLAN OF
REPRESENTATION OF REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 17.
(a)Â
The
plan of representation adopted by the board of education of Regional
School District No. 17 on August 28, 1990, pursuant to section 10-47c
of the general statutes which was subsequently approved by the voters
of the regional school district at a referendum held on November 6,
1990, shall be submitted by the regional school district to the state
board of education for review on or before March 31, 1991. The state
board of education shall review the plan and within thirty days of
receipt either approve or reject said plan.
(b)Â
If
the state board of education determines that the plan is consistent
with federal constitutional standards, it shall approve the plan and
send a copy of such certification to the regional board of education
and to the town clerks of the towns of Haddam and Killingworth. The
plan of representation shall be effective upon approval by the state
board of education.
(c)Â
If
the state board of education determines that the plan is not consistent
with federal constitutional standards, it shall provide written notice
to the regional board of education of the rejection. If the plan is
rejected any modification or resubmission shall be made in accordance
with the provisions of section 10-63r of the general statutes.
The board of selectmen of the town of Killingworth, within thirty
days of receipt of the certification of the plan of representation,
shall by appointment fill the vacancy on the regional board of education
established by the plan. The new board member so appointed shall serve
until a successor is elected and qualified at the town election in
1993. The remaining members of the regional board of education whose
terms are not affected by the plan of representation shall serve the
unexpired portions of the terms for which they have been elected.
The term of office of the successor to the appointed member of the
regional board of education shall be determined by the regional board
in accordance with the principles established in section 10-46 of
the general statutes.
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Approved March 22, 1991
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Town Votes:
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January 26, 1970: To adopt the provisions of Public Act #500
of the January 1969 session which provides for two (2) shifts of election
officials, with the exception of the moderator, as set forth therein.
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May 4, 1983: To adopt the provisions of Public Act No. 82-318
entitled "An Act Enabling Municipalities To Allow Veterans An Additional
Exemption From Property Tax If Qualified Under Certain Income Requirements,"
and authorize the granting of the additional property tax exemptions
permitted thereunder subject to the conditions imposed in this Act.
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August 30, 1993: To adopt the provisions of Conn. Gen. Stat.
12-81c Ambulance-Type Motor Vehicles Exempt From Personal Property
Taxation. In accordance with the provisions of 12-81c of the Connecticut
General Statutes, the Town Meeting authorizes and directs the Tax
Assessor, commencing with the October 1, 1993 Grand List, to exempt
from personal property taxation, any ambulance-type motor vehicle
that is used exclusively (1) as primary transportation and/or (2)
for the purpose of transporting any medically incapacitated individuals,
except any such vehicle used to transport any such individual for
payment. Such owner of the vehicle must show proof to the Assessor
annually that the vehicle is being exclusively used to transport medically
incapacitated individuals.
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