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1. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentVillage Halls and Community Centres - GOV.UK

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   The Charity Commission can help trustees of village hall and community centre charities in a number of ways. For example, we can: • help and advise through our extensive range of guidance...

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2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentVillage halls: answers to some common questions - GOV.UK

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   A village hall is a charitable community facility that is available to the public in a particular area for community-related recreational activities. Village halls are charitable because they...

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3. www.ilgplanninghandbook.org › planningThe Planning Commissioner's Role - ILG Planning Handbook

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   The planning commission is made up of five or more community members 1. Most planning commissioners are professionals that have some familiarity with land use, traffic, engineering, elected office experience or development.

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4. www.ca-ilg.org › sites › mainTHE PLANNING S ection 1 The Planning Commissioner’s Role

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   WHAT IS A PLANNING COMMISSION? The planning commission is a permanent committee made up of five or more individuals who have been appointed by the governing body (city council or board of supervisors) to review and act on matters related to planning and development.1 Most planning commissioners are lay people without any previous land use ...

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5. www.crcog.net › vertical › SitesChapter 4: Planning Commission Membership, Organization ...

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   The MP states that municipal planning commission must be comprised of at least three but no more than nine members. Each of the entre Region municipalities have individual planning commissions that consist of seven members. Planning ommissioners must reside in the municipality they represent. APPOINTMENT TO THE PLANNING OMMISSION

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   Mar 6, 2014 · Gives key advice on open space, sports and recreation facilities, public rights of way and the new Local Green Space designation.

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   How many people make up a Planning Commission?

   • The planning commission is made up of five or more community members 1. Most planning commissioners are professionals that have some familiarity with land use, traffic, engineering, elected office experience or development. Some planning commissioners are lay people without any previous land use experience.

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   How should I establish a Planning Commission?

   • To establish a Planning Commission, the local ordinance should specify the number of members, ex officio members, liaisons (if any), and non-resident members (if any). Striving for continuity and stability is the goal.

   How planning commissions are appointed can have an impact on success

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   What are the responsibilities of a Community Planning Commission?

   • Most commissions have the following responsibilities 3: General Plan. Assist in developing the focus of and policies in the general plan. Participate in public meetings and support the engagement of all segments of the community on the plan’s content and goals. Hold hearings on the plan’s adoption.

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   How many members can a County Planning Commission have?

   • A County Planning Commission can have five, seven, nine, or eleven members (MCL 125.3815 (2)). The maximum number of members is not explicitly stated in the passage, but the ordinance creating the commission should be specific, such as stating it shall be seven members. The MPEA provides choices and flexibility for local government when setting up a planning commission.

   How planning commissions are appointed can have an impact on success

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   What does a planning commissioner do?

   • Some planning commissioners are lay people without any previous land use experience. All commissioners are charged with acting in the public interest but serve at the pleasure of a city council or board of supervisors. Commission membership may change in response to changes in those bodies.

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   How can a community help a City Planning Commission?

   • Communities can help their City Planning Commissions by empowering appointed officials, broadening their duties, and providing formal representation. City planner Jerry Adams, who addressed the Cadillac City Planning Commission before his retirement in May 2015, emphasized the importance of community support in this regard.

   How planning commissions are appointed can have an impact on success

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8. www.canr.msu.edu › news › how_planning_commissionsHow planning commissions are appointed can have an impact on ...

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   Jun 2, 2015 · The local ordinance which creates a planning commission should identify the specifics: a fixed number of members, ex officio members, if there are liaisons, if there are, or are not, non-resident members, and more. The goal is to strive for continuity and stability.