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March 2019TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION Purpose2 SERVING ON CITY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS Eligibility3 Procedure for Appointment

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Board and commission policies are guidelines and rules that govern the conduct and operations of boards and commissions within an organization.

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Board and commission policies must include information about code of conduct, conflict of interest rules, meeting procedures, and decision-making processes.