calculated at max salary - will be somewhat
lower initially

does not include legal services financed.
by urban renewal project budgets...

both in and out-of town @ . 12/ mile.

not needed because of excesses in HRA
and RSQ

City Hall office space not charged to budget

RESOLUTION OF THE HOLYOKE PLANNING BOARD-1973

WHEREAS, it is recognized that the functions, responsibilities and duties of the various municipal and independent agencies involved in community development activities are inextricably interrelated, and in many instances intersect and overlap;

WHEREAS, it is further recognized that there is a need for improved coordination and communication between such agencies and their functions;

WHEREAS, "community development revenue sharing", now proposed to the United States Congress, will, if enacted, disperse federal assistance for community development projects to and through the Mayor's office rather than to existing agencies, thus necessitating an organization directly responsive to the Mayor's office to analyze needs, assign priorities and administer projects funded under community development revenue sharing;

WHEREAS, the City of Holyoke has embarked upon a process to determine whether and in what ways the City Charter should be altered, thus making the time appropriate for experimenting with certain combinations of community development functions, which experiments could later provide a basis for charter revisions in this area; and

WHEREAS, there has been proposed a combination of planning and development agencies into a "Development Council".

Now, therefore, be it resolved by the HOLYOKE PLANNING BOARD as follows:

1. The Holyoke Planning Board agrees to participate in the experimental establishment of the Holyoke Development Council.

2. The Board agrees to elect two of its members to serve on said Development Council.

3. The Board assigns its functions and duties to the Development Council effective ----; exclusive of those functions and duties mandated by State statute or City ordinance.

4. The Board assigns its staff personnel to the Development Council effective provided, that the Council shall furnish to the Board appropriate staff to enable the Board to discharge those functions required by statute and ordinance; and provided further that no rights, privileges or benefits accorded to said personnel under State Civil Service laws will be removed, diminished or otherwise adversely affected.

5. The Board reserves its right to rescind this resolution by majority vote, but before so doing will give ten (10) day's written notice to the Development Council.

RESOLUTION OF THE HOLYOKE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY-1973

WHEREAS, it is recognized that the functions, responsibilities and duties of the various municipal and independent agencies involved in community development activities are inextricably interrelated, and in many instances intersect and overlap;

WHEREAS, it is further recognized that there is a need for improved coordination and communication between such agencies and their functions;

WHEREAS, "community development revenue sharing", now proposed to the United States Congress, will, if enacted, disperse federal assistance for community development projects to and through the Mayor's office rather than to existing agencies, thus necessitating an organization directly responsive to the Mayor's office to analyze needs, assign priorities and administer projects funded under community development revenue sharing;

WHEREAS, the City of Holyoke has embarked upon a process to determine whether and in what ways the City Charter should be altered, thus making the time appropriate for experimenting with certain combinations of community development functions, which experiments could later provide a basis for charter revisions in this area; and

WHEREAS, there has been proposed a combination of planning and development agencies into a "Development Council".

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOLYOKE REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AS FOLLOWS:

1. The Holyoke Redevelopment Authority agrees to participate in the experimental establishment of the Holyoke Development Council.

2. The Authority agrees to elect two of its members to serve on said Development Council.