[HISTORY: Adopted by the Town Board of the Town of Hyde Park 2-16-1970
by resolution. Amendments noted where applicable.]
A Council is created and shall be hereafter known as the "Conservation
Advisory Council of the Town of Hyde Park."
The Town Board of the Town of Hyde Park is hereby authorized to appoint
to said Council not less than five persons nor more than nine persons, all
of whom shall be residents of the Town of Hyde Park, to serve for a term of
two years and shall name one of said persons as the Chairman of said Council.
The Council shall serve without compensation and shall be charged with
the duties as set forth in § 64-b of the Town Law.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Section 64-b of the Town Law as relating to Town Conservation
Advisory Councils was repealed by c. 901, L. 1970, which added a new § 239-x,
relating generally to municipal conservation advisory councils and conservation
boards, to the General Municipal Law.
