§ 33320 There is in the Natural Resources Agency the Sierra Nevada …
§ 33321 (a) The board shall consist of 13 voting members and three …
§ 33322 Members and alternates, if any, shall serve terms as …
§ 33323 (a) The voting members appointed or designated under paragraph …
§ 33324 Annually, the voting members of the board shall elect from among the …
§ 33325 (a) Seven members of the voting members shall constitute a …
§ 33326 The board may establish advisory boards or committees, hold community …
§ 33327 The board shall establish and maintain a headquarters office within …
§ 33328 The board shall determine the qualifications of, and shall appoint, …
§ 33329 The board may enter into contracts with private entities and public …
§ 33330 The conservancy’s expenses for support and administration may be paid …
§ 33331 The board shall conduct business in accordance with the requirements …
§ 33332 The board shall hold its regular meetings within, or near, the …
§ 33333 On or after January 1, 2006, the board shall post agendas for each …
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Terms Used In California Codes > Public Resources Code > Division 23.3 > Chapter 2 - Sierra Nevada Conservancy

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