8-2-1 
A Personnel Board of five members shall be appointed for three-year overlapping terms. Four members shall be appointed by the Selectboard and one member shall be appointed by the Finance Committee from its own membership. It shall consult from time to time with the Town Administrator on matters of personnel policy, practices and bylaws. It shall annually review the existing Personnel Bylaw and recommend to the Town Meeting such changes as it deems advisable in accordance with MGL, this Charter and bylaws.
8-5-1 
Moved to Section 3-6-3(g) <4-29-2019>.
8-5-2 
The Recreation Committee shall be responsible for advising the Recreation Director about the planning and managing of recreational programs and the physical facilities used by them.
8-6-1 
Moved to Section 3-6-3(c) <4-29-2019>.
8-6-2 
The Planning Board shall make recommendations to the Town Meeting and to the Town Administrator on all matters concerning the physical, economic, and environmental development of the Town.
8-6-2a 
The Planning Board shall exercise such powers and duties as are prescribed by MGL, this Charter, and bylaws.
8-6-3 
Deleted <4-29-2019>
8-6-5 
The Town Administrator may appoint one or more members of a planning staff, provided that funds have been appropriated for that purpose. Any staff so appointed shall be professionally qualified by reason of education, training, and experience.
8-6-5 
Any staff, if appointed, shall provide services to the Planning Board but shall be under the day-to-day supervision of the Town Administrator.
8-6A-1 
The Local Comprehensive Planning Committee shall be responsible for the development and periodic updating of the Local Comprehensive Plan which shall also serve as the master plan. A summary of said plan shall be submitted to the Town Meeting, which shall vote to adopt the summary, with or without amendments. After the summary has been acted on by the Town Meeting, the Planning Board shall consider the plan in making recommendations to the Town. The Committee shall report annually to the Town on the status of the master plan.
8-8-1 
Moved to Section 3-6-3(h) <4-29-2019>
8-8-2 
The Board of Water Commissioners shall have charge and control of all Wellfleet Municipal Water System subject to bylaws and requirements approved by a vote of the Town Meeting. The Board of Water Commissioners shall have all the powers, responsibilities and authority of boards of selectmen acting as water commissioners or to an elected board of water commissioners, granted by MGL except that the Board of Water Commissioners shall not have the powers of eminent domain nor be able to enter into contracts.
8-8-3 
The Board of Water Commissioners shall establish, maintain and enforce the Wellfleet Municipal Water System Rules and Regulations
8-8-4 
The Board of Water Commissioners, after consultation with the Town Administrator, shall choose and direct a well-qualified, licensed agent to monitor and implement the Municipal Water System. Any function related to the Municipal Water Systems to be performed by the Department of Public Works shall be assigned only through the Town Administrator.
8-8-5 
Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 5-3-2(h) of this Charter, except under emergency conditions, no contract relating to the Town's Municipal Water System shall be executed without prior approval of the Board of Water Commissioners.
8-8-6 
The Board of Water Commissioners shall:
(a) 
correspond with federal, state or county agencies relating to the Town's Municipal Water System unless prohibited by contractual or statutory provisions;
(b) 
review all other correspondence with federal, state or county agencies relating to the Town's Municipal Water System; and
(c) 
receive copies of all correspondence from these agencies relating to the Town's Municipal Water System as soon as they are received by any Town official or committee.
Correspondence from the Board of Health is exempt from these provisions.
8-8-7 
The Board of Water Commissioners shall be responsible for long-range planning for the provision of municipal water services. The Board shall prepare any long­ range plans or management plans for the Municipal Water System required by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. The Board of Water Commissioners shall consult with the Selectboard, the Board of Health, the Conservation Commission, the Planning Board and the Town Administrator in the preparation of any long-range plans. Any long-range plan shall be filed with the Town Clerk. Any costs relating to the preparation of these plans may be included in the operating costs of the Wellfleet Municipal Water System or the Board may request an appropriation from the Town Meeting.