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Chief Administrative Office, Parks Division recommends the Commission review and provide input on the El Dorado County Ordinance for the Parks and Recreation Commission.
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DISCUSSION / BACKGROUND
ARTICLE X. - PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION
Sec. 2.20.660. - Established.
A.Because recreation is so important for the physical and mental health of both the residents of, and visitors to, the County, the County establishes a commission with the expressed purpose of overseeing the development and maintenance of recreational opportunities within its borders. Recognizing the various agencies with coincidental interests at work within the same area, the Commission shall work closely with those jurisdictions endeavoring always to retain as much local control and citizen involvement as possible.B.There is created and established a commission consisting of five members to be known as the County Parks and Recreation Commission.
(Prior Code, § 17,101; Code 1997, § 2.33.010; Ord. No. 3848, § 1, 1988)
Sec. 2.20.670. - Appointment.
One member of the County Parks and Recreation Commission shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors for each supervisorial district in the County to represent that district on the Parks and Recreation Commission, upon the nomination of the member of the Board of Supervisors representing the district.
(Prior Code, § 17, 102; Code 1997, § 2.33.020; Ord. No. 3848, § 2, 1988)
Sec. 2.20.680. - Term of office.
Members of the County Parks and Recreation Commission shall hold office for a term in concurrence with the term of office of the supervisor who appoints the Commissioner to the Commission. Members of the Parks and Recreation Commission shall continue in office as holdover members after the expiration of their term until the appointment and qualification of their successors in office. All vacancies shall be filled by appointment for the unexpired term, made in the same manner as other members are appointed. The term of office of e...
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