1963 Chap. 0669. 563 planning and developing the programs and projects of the council. The chairman, commissioner or head of any state, county or municipal body or public authority operating within the district, if permitted by its trust indentures so to do, shall delegate one or more well-qualified representatives from his agency to serve on any of the said technical advisory committees when so requested by the executive committee. Section Ii4. The council may expend for services and other expenses such amounts as the general court may appropriate therefor. The total amount so appropriated, less contributions from the federal government, if any, shall be charged as assessments upon the various cities and towns comprising the district, provided, however, that any such assessment on such city or town shall not exceed sum equivalent to five cents per capita of the population of such city or town, exclusive of the number of prisoners in any correctional institution of the commonwealth therein and of the patients in any institution under the jurisdiction of the department of mental health or public health. The state treasurer shall, subject to the aforesaid limitations, certify the amount to be assessed upon each city and town comprising the district, and said amount shall be paid by such city or town to the state treasurer, as provided by section twenty of chapter fifty-nine. Section 3. The governor in making his initial appointments to the metropolitan area planning council, established under the provisions of section one hundred and nine of chapter six of the General Laws, shall appoint seven members for terms of three years, seven for terms of two years and seven for terms of one year. Thereafter, as the term of any such member expires, his successor shall be appointed for the term set forth in said section one hundred and nine. The governor shall designate one of his original appointees to the metropolitan area planning council as the temporary president of said council. Said temporary president shall call meeting of the council within thirty days after his appointment, at which meeting the members of the council shall elect president, secretary and treasurer, each of whom shall hold office until the fourth Wednesday of April next following said election. Said officers shall exercise all the powers and duties set forth in sections one hundred and nine to one hundred and fourteen, inclusive, of chapter six of the General Laws. Section 4. The provisions of this act are severable, and if any of its provisions shall be held unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, the decision of such court shall not affect or impair any of the remaining provisions. Approved August %6, 1963. Chap. 869. An Act authorizing the county commissioners op the County Of Plymouth To Pay Certain Balance Of Rent For Premises Used By The Second District Court Of Plymouth.

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1963 Chap. 0669. 563 planning and developing the programs and projects of the council. The chairman, commissioner or head of any state, county or municipal body or public authority operating within the district, if permitted by its trust indentures so to do, shall delegate one or more well-qualified representatives from his agency to serve on any of the said technical advisory committees when so requested by the executive committee. Section Ii4. The council may expend for services and other expenses such amounts as the general court may appropriate therefor. The total amount so appropriated, less contributions from the federal government, if any, shall be charged as assessments upon the various cities and towns comprising the district, provided, however, that any such assessment on such city or town shall not exceed sum equivalent to five cents per capita of the population of such city or town, exclusive of the number of prisoners in any correctional institution of the commonwealth therein and of the patients in any institution under the jurisdiction of the department of mental health or public health. The state treasurer shall, subject to the aforesaid limitations, certify the amount to be assessed upon each city and town comprising the district, and said amount shall be paid by such city or town to the state treasurer, as provided by section twenty of chapter fifty-nine. Section 3. The governor in making his initial appointments to the metropolitan area planning council, established under the provisions of section one hundred and nine of chapter six of the General Laws, shall appoint seven members for terms of three years, seven for terms of two years and seven for terms of one year. Thereafter, as the term of any such member expires, his successor shall be appointed for the term set forth in said section one hundred and nine. The governor shall designate one of his original appointees to the metropolitan area planning council as the temporary president of said council. Said temporary president shall call meeting of the council within thirty days after his appointment, at which meeting the members of the council shall elect president, secretary and treasurer, each of whom shall hold office until the fourth Wednesday of April next following said election. Said officers shall exercise all the powers and duties set forth in sections one hundred and nine to one hundred and fourteen, inclusive, of chapter six of the General Laws. Section 4. The provisions of this act are severable, and if any of its provisions shall be held unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, the decision of such court shall not affect or impair any of the remaining provisions. Approved August %6, 1963. Chap. 869. An Act authorizing the county commissioners op the County Of Plymouth To Pay Certain Balance Of Rent For Premises Used By The Second District Court Of Plymouth.

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Title: 1963 Chap. 0669. 563 planning and developing the programs and projects of the council. The chairman, commissioner or head of any state, county or municipal body or public authority operating within the district, if permitted by its trust indentures so to do, shall delegate one or more well-qualified representatives from his agency to serve on any of the said technical advisory committees when so requested by the executive committee. Section Ii4. The council may expend for services and other expenses such amounts as the general court may appropriate therefor. The total amount so appropriated, less contributions from the federal government, if any, shall be charged as assessments upon the various cities and towns comprising the district, provided, however, that any such assessment on such city or town shall not exceed sum equivalent to five cents per capita of the population of such city or town, exclusive of the number of prisoners in any correctional institution of the commonwealth therein and of the patients in any institution under the jurisdiction of the department of mental health or public health. The state treasurer shall, subject to the aforesaid limitations, certify the amount to be assessed upon each city and town comprising the district, and said amount shall be paid by such city or town to the state treasurer, as provided by section twenty of chapter fifty-nine. Section 3. The governor in making his initial appointments to the metropolitan area planning council, established under the provisions of section one hundred and nine of chapter six of the General Laws, shall appoint seven members for terms of three years, seven for terms of two years and seven for terms of one year. Thereafter, as the term of any such member expires, his successor shall be appointed for the term set forth in said section one hundred and nine. The governor shall designate one of his original appointees to the metropolitan area planning council as the temporary president of said council. Said temporary president shall call meeting of the council within thirty days after his appointment, at which meeting the members of the council shall elect president, secretary and treasurer, each of whom shall hold office until the fourth Wednesday of April next following said election. Said officers shall exercise all the powers and duties set forth in sections one hundred and nine to one hundred and fourteen, inclusive, of chapter six of the General Laws. Section 4. The provisions of this act are severable, and if any of its provisions shall be held unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, the decision of such court shall not affect or impair any of the remaining provisions. Approved August %6, 1963. Chap. 869. An Act authorizing the county commissioners op the County Of Plymouth To Pay Certain Balance Of Rent For Premises Used By The Second District Court Of Plymouth.
Author: Massachusetts.
Description: Imprint varies.Vols. for 1915-19 published in 2 v.: General acts; Special acts.Vols. for some years issued in parts.Separate vols. issued for extra session, 1916, and for extra session, 1933.Vol. 12 (May 1831-Mar. 1833) in Jan. session, 1833; Jan. 1834-Apr. 1836 in vol. for extra session 1835/Jan. session 1836; May 1824-Mar. 1828; June 1828-June 1831, Jan. 1832-Apr. 1834, Jan. 1835-Apr. 1838, each bound with corresponding vol.Resolves issued separately, 1780-1838.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2452/13925
Date: 1663

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