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Code · Minnesota · Chapter 134

134.114 RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD.

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134.114 RAMSEY COUNTY LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD.
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Subdivision 1. Appointment.
The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners shall direct, operate, and manage the suburban Ramsey County library system. The county board shall appoint seven members to a suburban Ramsey County Library Advisory Board. All members must reside in the suburban county library service area. The Ramsey County Library Advisory Board shall replace the existing Ramsey County Library Board upon the effective date of this section.
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Subd. 2. Powers and duties.
The Ramsey County Library Advisory Board shall provide advice and make recommendations on matters pertaining to county library services. The Ramsey County Library Advisory Board shall provide recommendations regarding integrated county service delivery that impacts or is enhanced by library services. The county board may delegate additional powers and duties to the Ramsey County Library Advisory Board.
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