City of Rye, NY
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2023-06-14
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The Code
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Part I: Administrative Legislation
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Chapter 10 Committees
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Article II Senior Advocacy Committee
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Part I: Administrative Legislation
- Ch 1 General Provisions
- Ch 9 Continuity of Government
- Ch 10 Committees
- Ch 10 Art II Senior Advocacy Committee
- § 10-4 Legislative intent.
- § 10-5 Committee established; appointment of members; terms.
- § 10-6 Powers and duties.
- Ch 12 Early Retirement Incentive
- Ch 15 Ethics, Code of
- Ch 22 Human Rights, Commission of
- Ch 31 Police Pension Fund
- Ch 32 Procurement Policy
- Ch 34 Sale of City Property
- Ch 35 Traffic Violations Bureau
- Ch 36 Travel and Convention Expenses
- Part II: General Legislation
- Ch 45 Air Pollution
- Ch 46 Alarm Systems
- Ch 47 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 50 Amusements and Exhibitions
- Ch 52 Appearance Tickets
- Ch 53 Architectural Review
- Ch 56 Auctioneers
- Ch 61 (Reserved)
- Ch 64 Boats and Harbors
- Ch 68 Building Construction
- Ch 69 Buildings, Numbering of
- Ch 71 Buildings, Unsafe
- Ch 72 Buildings, Vacant
- Ch 73 Coastal Zone Management Waterfront Consistency Review
- Ch 74 Community Choice Aggregation (Energy) Program
- Ch 76 Dogs
- Ch 81 Electrical Standards
- Ch 83 Energy Conservation Financing: Pace Program
- Ch 84 Energy Conservation Financing: Open C-Pace Program
- Ch 87 Escrow Provisions
- Ch 88 Explosives, Blasting and Mechanical Rock Excavation
- Ch 89 Fats, Oils and Grease Abatement
- Ch 90 Fences and Walls
- Ch 92 (Reserved)
- Ch 93 Filming
- Ch 95 Firearms
- Ch 98 Fire Prevention
- Ch 100 Floodplain Management
- Ch 102 (Reserved)
- Ch 104 Graffiti
- Ch 106 Helicopters and Other Aircraft
- Ch 108 Housing Standards
- Ch 113 Junk Dealers
- Ch 117 Landmarks Preservation
- Ch 121 Laundromats
- Ch 122 Leaf Blowers
- Ch 125 Licenses
- Ch 128 Local Improvement Assessments
- Ch 133 Noise
- Ch 138 Parking Lots
- Ch 141 Peace and Good Order
- Ch 144 Peddling and Soliciting
- Ch 145 Public Officers Indemnification
- Ch 147 Records Management
- Ch 149 Refrigerators, Abandoned
- Ch 153 Residential Care Facilities
- Ch 154 Retail Checkout Bags
- Ch 155 Retail Dispensary and On-Site Consumption Licenses Opt-Out
- Ch 157 Sanitary Regulations
- Ch 161 Sewers
- Ch 162 Storm Sewer System
- Ch 164 Shopping Carts
- Ch 165 Signs
- Ch 166 Smoking and Vaping
- Ch 166A Steep Slope Protection
- Ch 167 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 170 Subdivision of Land
- Ch 173 (Reserved)
- Ch 174 Stormwater Management
- Ch 176 (Reserved)
- Ch 177 Taxation
- Ch 180 Taxicabs
- Ch 183 Tax Liens, Disposition of
- Ch 185 Telecommunications
- Ch 187 Trees
- Ch 191 Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 194 Water
- Ch 195 Wetlands and Watercourses
- Ch 196 Wireless Telecommunications Facilities
- Ch 197 Zoning
- Appendix
- Ch A201 (Reserved)
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[1]
Editor's Note: Historic note: initially established
by City Council resolution 3-20-2002.
[Amended 3-26-2014 by L.L. No. 1-2014]
The mission of the City of Rye Senior Advocacy
Committee is to support the concerns of Rye's elder adults, to advocate
for their needs, and to seek new models and opportunities to better
accommodate Rye's older population in order to develop and maintain
a healthy, diverse populace in which citizens of all ages have the
opportunity to contribute to the strength of the Rye community.
There shall be a City of Rye Senior Advocacy
Committee in place of the position of Senior Advocate, to consist
of seven members, all residents of Rye or individuals who worked for
service institutions serving Rye, to serve for three-year terms; the
initial appointments shall be staggered with two one-year terms, two
two-year terms, and three three-year terms; and the members of the
Rye Senior Advocacy Committee shall be appointed by the Mayor, with
the approval of the City Council, and one member shall be designated
by the Mayor as Chairman.
The Committee will achieve its mission by:
A.
Building its knowledge base and personal contacts
with service providers and experts who focus on senior citizen needs
in health and medical services, insurance, housing, transportation,
legal and geriatric services.
B.
Establishing a resource center with reference information
located principally in the Rye Free Reading Room with satellite locations
in the Damiano Center and on the City's Web site.
C.
Establishing a system for personal contacts with the
Committee or its staff.
D.
Assisting seniors to gain access to the appropriate
services.
E.
Developing a list of volunteers who are willing and
able to provide personal assistance as appropriate.
