City of Meriden, CT
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2023-09-18
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The Code
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Part I: Administrative Legislation
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Chapter 6 Boards, Commissions and Appointed Positions
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Article VII Maloney Scholarship Committee
- The Charter
- Ch C The Charter
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 3 Administration of Government
- Ch 6 Boards, Commissions and Appointed Positions
- Ch 6 Art VII Maloney Scholarship Committee
- § 6-35 Membership; terms of office.
- § 6-36 Election of officers.
- § 6-37 Meetings and reports.
- § 6-38 Powers and duties.
- § 6-39 Quorum; voting; rules of procedure.
- Ch 13 Claims Procedure
- Ch 19 Economic Development
- Ch 21 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 23 Finances
- Ch 25 Funds
- Ch 35 Pensions
- Ch 38 Personnel Classification and Compensation System
- Ch 41 Property Acquisition and Disposal
- Ch 43 Regional Planning Agency
- Ch 46 Transit District
- Ch 52 Voting Districts
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 58 Air Pollution
- Ch 60 Alarms
- Ch 61 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 62 Ambulances
- Ch 65 Animals
- Ch 70 Barbershops, Hairdressing and Cosmetology Shops
- Ch 73 Bicycles
- Ch 75 Boating
- Ch 77 Building Construction
- Ch 86 Citation Process
- Ch 87 Civil Preparedness and Emergency Management
- Ch 91 Curfew
- Ch 99 Entertainment
- Ch 101 Equal Opportunities
- Ch 105 Fees
- Ch 107 Fire Prevention
- Ch 109 Flag Plaza
- Ch 110 Floodplain Management
- Ch 112 Food and Food Service Establishments
- Ch 120 Hazardous Waste
- Ch 122 Housing Discrimination
- Ch 125 Housing Standards
- Ch 129 Jewelry Auctions
- Ch 130 Laser Pointing Devices
- Ch 131 Living Wage
- Ch 133 Massage Establishments
- Ch 136 Meat
- Ch 139 Milk and Milk Products
- Ch 141 Noise
- Ch 144 Nuisances, Health
- Ch 146 Numbering of Buildings
- Ch 150 Parks and Recreation
- Ch 151 Parks and Recreation Areas
- Ch 153 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 156 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 158 Police Alarms
- Ch 159 Property Maintenance
- Ch 165 Sales, Special
- Ch 170 Sewers
- Ch 174 Signs and Posters
- Ch 175 Silly String
- Ch 176 Solid Waste, Recycling and Littering
- Ch 177 Spray Paint and Markers
- Ch 180 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 185 Swimming Pools
- Ch 187 Taxation
- Ch 191 Tow Trucks and Towing
- Ch 194 Trailers and Trailer Camps
- Ch 196 Trees and Shrubs
- Ch 198 Vehicles, Abandoned
- Ch 199 Vehicles, Motorized Recreational
- Ch 200 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 207 Water
- Ch 213 Zoning
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[Amended 1-18-1994; at time of adoption of Code (see Ch.
1, General Provisions, Art. II)[1]]
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Art. VII, relating to
the Meriden Community Action Agency (MCAA), as amended 3-3-1980 and
1-18-1994, was repealed 7-20-1998.
There shall be a Maloney Scholarship Committee constituted as provided in Chapter 10, § C10-3 of the City Charter. All members of the Maloney Scholarship Committee shall be appointed in accordance with § C3-3J of the City Charter and may be removed by the City Council. All members shall serve for terms of three years, except that of the first members appointed two shall be appointed for terms of three years, two shall be appointed for terms of two years, and one shall be appointed for a term of one year. A member appointed to the Committee to replace a member whose term has not expired shall be appointed for the unexpired term only.
At its April meeting the Maloney Scholarship
Committee shall elect from its members a Chairman, Vice Chairman and
Secretary.
The Maloney Scholarship Committee shall meet
as often as it deems necessary pursuant to its own rules of procedure.
It shall file an annual report of its activities and a financial statement
with the City Council.
The Maloney Scholarship Committee shall have
such powers and duties as are assigned to it by statute, the Charter,
this chapter or other legislation of the City Council.
Except where otherwise specifically provided
by statute, Charter or other legislation, a majority of the members
of the Maloney Scholarship Committee must be present to constitute
a quorum, and a majority vote of those members of the Committee present
and voting is required for action. The Committee may establish such
rules of procedure as it deems necessary, provided that no such rule
shall conflict with any other legislation.
