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, , <br /> CMP Part 4F. Public Services Plan <br /> Plannina Commission - 7 Members <br /> The Plannin�T Commission is composed of seven members, who serve sta�ered <br /> three-vear terms. The period of these terms is from April 1 to March 31, and the <br /> members shall be appointed bv the second business meetin� in March. <br /> The Planning Commission is established in accordance with State Statutes <br /> 462.3�1 et. seq. to review all matters pertaining to land development, subdivision <br /> and zoning. The Planning Commission holds official public hearings and <br /> unofficial public information reviews. The Planning Commission must review all <br /> comprehensive plans and zoning ardinances before City Council action. The <br /> Planninb Commission makes non-binding but influential recommendations to the <br /> City Counci] on all planning and zoninb matters. Meetings are normally held <br /> once monthly. and records of its proceedin�s are kept bv the City Clerk. The <br /> ... ol�,,., /7 ' n,a.,,;,,;�r.-�r,,,- <br /> P ann�nb Commission is assisted by the T'��-r��e�,�^^�^b �� <br /> Plannin� and Zonin�; staff. <br /> Park Commission - 7 Members <br /> The Park Commission is composed of seven members. who serve sta<,*��ered <br /> three-year terms. The Park Commission is an advisorv body to the Council. <br /> The Park Commission is established to review and instigate matters pertaining to <br /> park land acquisition and development and recreation program coordination. The <br /> Park Commission works with neighborhood groups, recreation organizations and <br /> the City staff to prepare recommendations for City Council review and action. <br /> Meetings are normally held once each month. The Park Commission is assisted <br /> by the Public Services Director. <br /> At the current time (2009) the Park Commission is inactive and there are no <br /> appointed members. The Park Commission mav be reactivated in the future at <br /> the discretion of the City Council. <br /> Other Commissions <br /> The City Council has authority to establish and appoint additional commissions <br /> or boards as necessary, such as a Building Code Board of� Appeals, a Human <br /> Rights Commission, etc. <br /> CITY STAFF <br /> Daily city administration and operation is the responsibility of a <br /> professional staff. The many public services and facilities provided by City <br /> government require operating and mana�ement employees skilled in many <br /> different areas. The combination of overlapping agency jurisdictions, specialized <br /> City of Orono Community Management Plan 2008-2030 Page 4F-41 <br />