City of Kennett, MO
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2023-07-18
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Title I Government Code
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Chapter 145 Boards, Commissions and Committees
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Article VI Senior Citizen Services Committee
- Adopting Ordinance
- Ch AO Adopting Ordinance
- Ttl I Government Code
- Ch 100 General Provisions
- Ch 105 Elections
- Ch 110 Mayor and City Council
- Ch 115 City Officials
- Ch 120 Open Meetings and Records Policy
- Ch 125 Municipal Court
- Ch 130 Taxation and Finance
- Ch 135 Personnel
- Ch 140 Conflicts of Interest
- Ch 145 Boards, Commissions and Committees
- Ch 145 Art VI Senior Citizen Services Committee
- § 145.210 Committee Established.
- § 145.220 Duties.
- Ch 150 Purchasing System
- Ch 155 Kennett Memorial Airport
- Ch 160 Policy for Social Media Sites Operated by City
- Ch 165 Grievance Procedure for Complaints of Discrimination on the Basis of Handicapped Status
- Ttl II Public Health, Safety and Welfare
- Ch 200 Police Department
- Ch 203 Fire Department
- Ch 205 Animal Regulations
- Ch 210 Offenses
- Ch 215 Nuisances
- Ch 217 Abandoned Property
- Ch 220 Human Rights
- Ch 225 Emergency Management
- Ch 230 Waste Management
- Ch 235 Fireworks
- Ttl III Traffic Code
- Ch 300 General Provisions
- Ch 305 Traffic Administration
- Ch 310 Enforcement and Obedience to Traffic Regulations
- Ch 315 Traffic Control Devices
- Ch 320 Speed Regulations
- Ch 325 Turning Movements
- Ch 330 One-Way Streets and Alleys
- Ch 335 Stop and Yield Intersections
- Ch 340 Miscellaneous Driving Rules
- Ch 342 Alcohol-Related Traffic Offenses
- Ch 345 Pedestrians' Rights and Duties
- Ch 350 Method of Parking
- Ch 355 Stopping, Standing or Parking Prohibited in Specified Places
- Ch 360 Stopping, for Loading or Unloading Only
- Ch 365 Stopping, Standing or Parking Restricted or Prohibited on Certain Streets
- Ch 370 Vehicle Equipment
- Ch 375 Bicycles, Motorized Bicycles, and Electric Bicycles
- Ch 380 Licensing Requirements
- Ch 385 Abandoned Vehicles
- Ch 390 Parades
- Sch I Speed Limits
- Sch II School Zones
- Sch III Yield Signs
- Sch IV Parking Restrictions
- Sch V One-Way Streets
- Sch VI Restricted Turns
- Sch VII Weight Restrictions
- Sch VIII Unloading Zones
- Sch IX Stop Signs
- Sch X Through Streets
- Sch XI Electric Signals
- Ttl IV Land Use
- Ch 400 Zoning Code
- Ch 405 Subdivision Regulations
- Ch 410 Planning and Zoning Commission
- Ch 415 Flood Damage Prevention
- Ch 420 Water Runoff and Stormwater Management
- Ttl V Building and Construction
- Ch 500 Building Regulations
- Ch 505 Dangerous Buildings
- Ch 510 Streets and Sidewalks
- Ch 515 Excavations
- Ch 520 Tradesmen's Licenses
- Ttl VI Business and Occupation
- Ch 600 Alcoholic Beverages
- Ch 605 Merchants, Manufacturers and Business Licenses
- Ch 610 Pawnbrokers
- Ch 615 Transient Dealers
- Ch 620 Garage Sales
- Ch 625 Public Dances
- Ch 630 Cigarette Tax
- Ch 635 Telephone Service
- Ch 640 Sexually Oriented Business
- Ch 645 Wrecker or Tow Service Business
- Ttl VII Utilities
- Ch 700 Board of Public Works
- Ch 705 Water Service
- Ch 710 Public and Private Sewers
- Ch 715 Sewer User Charge System
- Ch 720 Electric Service
- Ch 725 Natural Gas
- Ch 730 Additional Fees on Utility Customers
- Cross References
- Ch DT Derivation Table
- Ch DL Disposition List
- Ch SLRT State Law Reference Table
[Ord. No. 3013, 12-19-2017]
There is established a City Council Committee on Senior Citizen
Services which shall consist of three (3) members of the City Council
who shall be appointed by the Mayor with the consent of the City Council.
[Ord. No. 3013, 12-19-2017]
A.
The
duties of the Committee on Senior Citizen Services are hereby defined
and declared to be as follows:
1.
To formulate and administer applications for the use, expenditure
and administration of revenue generated by the sales tax dedicated
for use on senior citizen services, to formulate criteria for the
allocation of said funds and to make recommendations to the City Council
for the allocation of said funds.
2.
To see that the funds allocated in relation to senior citizen services
are properly spent as intended.
3.
To research and advise the City on the needs of senior citizens and
to make recommendations regarding the expenditures from the sales
tax dedicated for use on senior citizen services.
4.
To study, review, evaluate and make recommendations to the City Council
on any matters affecting senior citizens in the City, including health,
education, employment, housing, transportation and recreation.
