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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 77 — Rivers, Creeks, and Coastal Waters

§ 77-72. Membership; terms.

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§ 77-72. Membership; terms.
Upon its creation, the Commission shall have a governing board of seven. Except as otherwise provided for the initial appointees, each commissioner shall serve a three-year term. Upon creation of the Commission, the Boards of Commissioners of Gaston County and Mecklenburg County shall appoint three commissioners each, and the Board of Commissioners of Lincoln County shall appoint one commissioner. Of the initial appointees:
(1)One commissioner appointed by Gaston County and one member appointed by Mecklenburg County shall serve one-year terms;
(2)One commissioner appointed by Gaston County and one member appointed by Mecklenburg County shall serve two-year terms; and
(3)One member appointed by Gaston County, one member appointed by Mecklenburg County, and the member appointed by Lincoln County shall serve three-year terms.
Any commissioner who has served two consecutive terms, including any initial term of less than three years, may not be reappointed to a third consecutive term. Such a member may, however, be appointed to serve again after the expiration of the term of the member's successor.
On the death of a commissioner, resignation, incapacity, or inability to serve, as determined by the board appointing that commissioner, or removal of the commissioner for cause, as determined by the board appointing that commissioner, the board affected may appoint another commissioner to fill the unexpired term. (1997-257, s. 3.)
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