Napa Municipal Code Ch. 2.76 Senior Advisory Commission

There shall be a Senior Advisory Commission (which may be referred to in this chapter as the "Commission") to consist of seven members. Unless otherwise required by law, in order for any action to be taken by the Commission, it must be approved by a majority vote of the quorum of the Commission in attendance at a Commission meeting. A quorum of the Commission shall consist of at least four of the seven members.

(O2010 5, 4/20/10)

Five members of the Commission shall be representatives of the city's senior community at large, and two members of the Commission shall be representatives from area senior service agencies providing services within the city. Each member of the Commission shall be appointed by the City Council and hold office in accordance with procedures established by resolution of the City Council.

(O2010 5, 4/20/10)

Unless otherwise designated by the City Manager, the Parks and Recreation Services Director shall be the principal city staff manager to the Commission, and the Parks and Recreation Services Director shall appoint a secretary to the Commission to comply with all procedural requirements (such as those identified in Council Policy Resolution No. 10, related to the Brown Act set forth at California Government Code Sections 54950, et seq.).

(O2010 5, 4/20/10)

The Commission shall, by resolution, establish the time and place for regular meetings. The Commission shall conduct its meetings in accordance with procedures established by resolution of the City Council. The Commission may establish its own rules of procedure or bylaws consistent with City Council resolutions and ordinances.

(O2010 5, 4/20/10)

The duties of the Commission shall be to make recommendations to the Parks and Recreation Services Director and the City Council on matters regarding senior related issues and services, including the following:

A. Provide input on senior programs and provide feedback on the long-term planning to meet the needs of the senior community.

B. Provide recommendations on Senior Center policies.

C. Encourage coordination and collaboration with other agencies in the region.

D. Advocate for senior issues within the community.

E. Promote awareness and involvement on issues related to the senior community.

(O2017-006, 3/7/17)