2.1 CREATION OF A PLANNING COMMISSION, NUMBER OF MEMBERS, APPOINTMENT
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Text pulled 2026-10-19 from this source.
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The Leeds Planning Commission shall consist of five (5) members, each to be appointed by the Mayor with the advice and consent of the Leeds Town Council. The Mayor shall appoint with advice and consent of the Town Council a new member to the Planning Commission to fill the vacancy of the Planning Commission member whose term expires the end of June that year. The Mayor shall make the recommendation in May with the approval of the Town Council by the end of June. The appointed Planning Commission member’s term of office shall start July 1 of that year. The Leeds Town Council may designate, by resolution the composition of the Leeds Planning Commission. It is the intent of this Ordinance that the Leeds Planning Commission not consist of members, all of whom are from the same field of expertise. The five (5) members of the Leeds Planning Commission shall be full time residents of the Town of Leeds and must remain residents during their term of office. Planning Commission Members moving out of the Town of Leeds during their term of office will result in an automatic resignation. Members of the Leeds Planning Commission shall hold no other public office or position within the Town of Leeds. Up to three (3) alternates may be appointed to the Planning Commission with the consent of the Town Council. Vacancies by members or alternates shall be appointed by the Leeds Mayor with approval and consent of Leeds Town Council for the unexpired term of any member whose term becomes vacant. The alternate members not sitting on the Planning Commission as a replacement member shall not be voting members. No more than two (2) alternates may sit as part of the Commission at any one time. When an alternate Planning Commission member is sitting on the Planning commission due to an absent Planning Commission member that alternate Planning Commission member has voting rights on all issues brought before the Planning Commission. All other conditions applying to members shall apply to the alternate members. The Leeds Mayor shall appoint a representative from among its members to act as a non-voting liaison between the Leeds Town Council and the Leeds Planning Commission.