[Adopted 6-13-2005 by Ord. No. 05-11]
The purpose of this article is to allow committees
or the Town Council, or Town Administration or Mayor to develop a
policy in the recognition of a Stratford resident that has performed
some significant achievement or volunteer service to the Town.
As used in this article, the following terms
shall have the meanings indicated:
LEVEL II RECOGNITION
The installation of a permanent name piece to a plaque that
would be an official record on display at the Town Hall or the Town
Hall grounds.
LEVEL III RECOGNITION
An official proclamation either designating an individual
or organization for significant achievement or service. The Mayor
may, with the consent of the Town Council if required, set aside a
day of recognition.
Any committee may develop policy that designates
the criteria of qualification for various levels of recognition. This
policy shall be uniform for all organizations with the consent of
the Town Council.
Any Committee may accept an application for
recognition award. The Town Council may refer an application to the
appropriate committee for processing the request.
If the Committee's recommendation or Level of
Recognition is unsatisfactory to the applicant, the applicant shall
have the right to appeal the recommendation directly to the Town Council.
The Town Council is recognized as the body of
final jurisdiction in the award process. Nothing in this article shall
prevent the Town Council from acting as the originating body of any
recognition.
This article does not apply to construction
plaques on Town buildings or any other form as directed by the Town
Council.