2 Miss. Code. R. 902-4.3 - Rules
The Board of Soil and Water Conservation District Commissioners may appoint such deputy commissioners as they deem appropriate. The following rules or criteria have been established by the Mississippi Soil and Water Conservation Commission:
A.
Up to five (5) deputy commissioners, but no more than one representing each
supervisor beat, may be appointed, unless there is no person qualified or
willing to serve in another supervisor's beat. Where the latter is the case,
the letter that transmits the appointment form should so state that this is the
situation.
B. Deputy Appointment
form (Exhibit 10) is used to make the appointment.
C. Appointments are to be made by official
action of the Board of District Commissioners and recorded in the
minutes.
D. Appointments are to be
made for one (1) year effective on October 1st each year.
E. A copy of the appointment form will be
sent to the Commission office.
F.
Deputy commissioners will not receive any compensation for the service
provided.
G. Deputy commissioners
shall be entitled to expenses, including traveling expenses incurred in
discharging their duties at the rate established by the State of Mississippi in
Section
25-3-41
Mississippi Code 1972 Annotated.
H. A deputy commissioner may resign by
notifying the board of commissioners orally or in writing. Acceptance of said
resignation shall be an official action of the board and so recorded in the
minutes. The commissioners may appoint a deputy commissioner to fill the
unexpired term, which is through September 30th each year.
I. Deputy commissioners shall not be entitled
to vote on any matter coming before the commissioners.
J. The Board of Commissioners is given the
authority to replace a deputy commissioner when he/she has not met the
qualification standards and/or has not performed the duties and
responsibilities as set forth by the Mississippi Soil and Water Conservation
Commission. The cause for replacement must be an official action of the board
and so recorded in the minutes.
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