The city of Revere council on elder affairs is established.
(Prior revision § 2-103; C.O. 78-266 (part))
A. 
The council on elder affairs shall consist of no less than nine members and no more than thirteen members, to be appointed by the mayor and subject to the confirmation of the city council. Each member shall be a minimum of sixty years of age or over. Members shall be residents of the city and shall serve for terms of three years. Members shall serve for no more than two terms.
B. 
Members shall be appointed in the following manner:
1. 
At-large with special consideration given to members of organized senior citizen groups.
C. 
The members of the council on elder affairs shall elect their own officers for three years.
D. 
Each member shall continue to serve after the expiration of their term until their successor has been appointed and has been duly qualified. Vacancies shall be filled for the period of the unexpired term in the same manner as original appointments.
(Prior revision § 2-104; C.O. 78-266 (part); C.O. 85-4 § 8; C.O. 95-261 § 1; C.O. 23-057, § III. 1, 2, 5/8/2023)
In cooperation with existing private nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies, boards, commissions and authorities that provide senior citizen services, the council on elder affairs shall initiate programs and events to identify and inventory the needs of the elder citizens of the city.
(Prior revision § 2-105; C.O. 78-266 (part); C.O. 85-4 § 9; C.O. 23-057, § III. 3, 5/8/2023)
A. 
There shall also be a technical advisor to the council on elder affairs. The technical advisor (elder affairs director) shall provide the guidance and leadership to bring about a greater coordination of services to respond to the needs and problems of the elderly citizens of our community. The technical advisor shall undertake the planning, implementation and administration of effective senior citizen programs that will provide the best possible services for our senior residents and present their proposals and recommendations to the council on elder affairs for discussion and approval. The technical advisor shall serve as a nonvoting, ex officio member of the council on elder affairs and all committees appointed by the chair of the council.
B. 
Each member of the representative provider group shall be the senior citizen coordinator of the group. The advisory board shall provide information and advise to the council on elder affairs. The advisory board shall not have voting rights.
(Prior revision § 2-106; C.O. 78-266 (part); C.O. 85-4 § 10; C.O. 23-057, § III. 4, 5/8/2023)