[HISTORY: Adopted and amended as indicated in text.]
[P.L.L., 1982, ch. 304; 1988, ch. 44]
As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the
meanings indicated:
A person appointed to manage, procure, preserve and disseminate
materials relating to the local history of Charles County.
[P.L.L., 1982, ch. 304; 1988, ch. 44]
[P.L.L., 1982, ch. 304; 1988, ch. 44]
A.
The Commission consists of nine members appointed by the Charles
County Commissioners. Of the nine members:
(1)
One shall be designated by the Black History Group.
(2)
One shall be designated by the Historical Society of Charles County.
(3)
One shall be designated by the Piscataway Indian Tribe.
(4)
One shall be designated by the Society for the Restoration for Port
Tobacco.
(5)
One shall be designated by the Committee for the Restoration of the
Dr. Samuel A. Mudd House, Inc.
(6)
One shall be designated by the President of the Charles County Community
College or an appointed representative.
(7)
Three shall be members appointed at large by the County Commissioners.
B.
Terms.[1]
(1)
The term of a member of the Commission is four years.
(2)
At the end of a term, a member continues to serve until a successor
is appointed.
(3)
A member who is appointed after a term has begun serves only for
the rest of the term and until a successor is appointed.
[1]
Editor's Note: Initial terms for members of the Commission
on July 1, 1982, were as follows:
A. Three members were appointed for an initial term of one
year.
B. Three members were appointed for an initial term of two
years.
C. Three members were appointed for an initial term of three
years.
[P.L.L., 1982, ch. 304]
[P.L.L., 1982, ch. 304]
The Commission may:
A.
Establish the position of Curator.
B.
Establish an office of the Curator for Charles County, located in
the Southern Maryland Room of the Charles County Community College.
C.
Accept funds, gifts, legacies, bequests and endowments from private
sources for any purpose that is within the jurisdiction of the Commission.