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BYLA WS GOVERNING
Operations ud Meetings of
THE NANTUCKEl' CONSERVATION OCJ.!MISSION
TOWN OF NANTUCKEl', MASS.
(Adopted August 4 197.1.>
I. ESTABLISHMEm' AND AUTHORITY
The Conservation Cammission of the Town of Nantucke.t vas established
by vote of the Town in 1963 pursuant to Chapter lJo, Section 80, G_era!
Laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
II. PURPOSm
The purposes and privileges of the Commission sba11 be:
1. To promote and develop the natural resources of the Town.
2. To protect its watershed resources.
3. To conduct research into local land areas purlNaDt to the
foregoing.
4. To advertise, prepare, print and distribute books, maps, charts,
plans and pamphlets which, in its judgment, it deems necessary
for its work, including those of an educational nature.
5. To prepare, and from time to time Mend, a cOftse1'Tation and
passive outdoor recreation plan shoving open areas inclUding
marshland, swamp and other wetlands.
6. To receive gifts, bequests, or devises of personal property or
interests in real property in the name ot the TOWII, subject to
the approval of the selectmen.
7. To -purchase interests in land with swns available to it, and
acquire in the name of the Town by option, purchase, lease, or
otherwise the fee in such land or water rights, conservation
restrictions, easements, or other contractual rights inclUding
conveyances on condition or with limitations or reversions as may
be necessary to acquire, maintain, improve, protect, limit the
future use of, or otherwise conserve and properly utilize open
spaces in land and water areas within the Tow, and it 8ha1l
manage and control the same.
8. To request the Town to take by eminent domain under Chapter ?9
of the General Laws of the Commonwealth the fee or any lesser
interest in any land or water in the Town which it deems necessary
to accomplish the purposes of the Commission.
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9. To adopt rules and regulations governing use of land and water
under its control.
10. To cooperate with and to coordinate the activities ot elected
and appointed Boards of the Town and with the State and Federal
Natural Resources Agencies ud with unofficial bodies organized
for similar purposes.
11. To pertorm such other activities and exercise. such other powers
as may be from time to time directed or pemitted bY' the General
Laws ot the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, or by the TOVIl ot
Nantucket pursuant to such General taws and in fUrtherance ot
Article XLIX of the Constitution ot the CCIlIDonwealth of
Massachusetts.
11:1. MEMBERSHIP
The Commission shall consist of seven members, each appointed for a
three-year tem by the Board ot Selectmen ,on a staggered basis.
Vacancies in membership shall be tilled for the unexpired term aa
provided in Section 11, Chapter 41, of the General Laws ot the
Commonweal th ot Maasachusetts.
IV. OFFICERS, THEIR DUTI~
The OfficerS:' shall consist of a Chairman, a Vice-chairman, a Secretary,
and a Treasurer, who shall be elected by members at the regular meeting
next following annual appointments to membership by the Selectmen.
A. The Chairman shall preside at all meetings of the Commission
and be generally responsible tor the organization of activities
of the Commission, shall prepare an annual report, and shall
be responsible for the preparation of articles to be inserted
in the Town Warrant for regular or special Town meetings.
B. The Vice-Chairman shall preside at all meetings of the
Commission in the absence of the Chairman, and shall perform
all duties and shall have all powers of the Chairman in case
of absence or incapacity of the Chairman.
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c. The Secretary shall keep an accurate record of proceed-
ings of meetings, shall send copies of Minutes of meetings
to each member by mail wi thift one week following nch
meeting, be responsible for recording attendance of members
and advisors and otherwise as required by Chapter 39, Sec-
tion 3 of Massachusetts General laws, and for performing
other duties usually performed by the Secretary of a
corporation.
D. The Treasurer ebal1 recOlllDend action on al~ bills received
by the Cemmission, insure that appropriate authorized
signatures are secured on these bills, transmit duly authorized
bills to the Tow. Treasurer for payment, and shall coordinate
wi th the Town Treasurer so that he may render a report on the
status of all f\mds under the jurisdiction of the Cemmission
at each meeting, and shall perform such other duties as may
be imposed by law, aesigned by the Chairman, or Gtherwise
herein provided.
V. MEErINGS
Regular open monthly meetings shall be held at the Town Building
on the evening of the first Thur::;day of each month, except when
SOlIe alternate date and/or place may be set by the Chairman, with
notices thereof to be issued by the Secretary in accordance with
the law.
A majority of the members of the Commission shall constitute a
quorum.
VI. ADVISORS
The Chairman may, with the ~dvice and consent of the members, appoint
Advisors to assist the Ccmmission in accomplishing its purposes.
Advisors may serve on committees of' the Commission and otherwise
participate in such activities of the Commission as the Chairmau
may designate, but may not vote or represent themselves as official
members of the Commission.
VII. CG1MI'rl'Ern
There 5hP.1l be the following Standing Connnittees (appointed by the
Chairman), each conSisting of not fewer than three persons, including
not fewer than two Commission members,who shall make recommendations
for action by the Commission, as follows:
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1. Land M~ement Committee
This committee will be responsible for the preparation of
plans tor the use ot lands under the administrative cofttrol
of the Commission. It will prepare regulations governing
the use of lands under Commission control for adoption by
the Commission. It will assure that allowable uses for all
legitimate interests of the citizens are considered in plans
and facilities of the community. It shall, with the approval
of the Commission, coordinate the construction, installation
and maintenance of signs, vehicular access ways anel controls
of same, bridges, dams, wildlite habitat and other facilities
for improving the availability, accessib::tlity. use and en3OY-
ment of conservation areas by the publ::tc. It 8hal1 mark .:_-
and maintain trails, boundaries, and access points to such
areas and develop and publish maps and guides to all conserva-
tion areas as direeted by the Ccnmsission. It shall provide
supervision over all conservation areas, either by commission
members, consultants, Parks and Recreation Department employees,
or paid employees of the Comm::tssion as requ::tred. It shall make
recommendations with respect to control of growth ot weeds.
includ::tng, but not limited to, catta::l1s. in the Island' s ponds
and streams.
2. land ACQuisition Committee
This committee shall recommend to the Commission specif::tc land
areas to be acquired under the conservation and passive outdoor
recreation plan so as to represent a logical t::tme-phased acqui-
sition program for the community. It shall present to the
Commission recommendations for specific acquisition projects
to include: engagement of appraisers, land surveyors and legal
counsel as required; sources of financial assistance; and a
plan for proceeding with the acquisition. Upon appl'O\'al by
the Commission, ::tt shall secure the required services. It shall
prepare applications tor financial assistance under the Self-Help
Program and appropriate Federal programs, and submit these to the
Commission. It shall accomplish other land act::tv::tties as approved
by the Commission.
3. PlanninF Committee
This committee shall be responsible for the preparation and
updating of natural resource inventories, open space inventories',
wetlands inventories, and a conservation and passive outdoor
recreation plan as specified in G. L., Ch. 40, Sec. 8c, and the
coordination of these plans with Community master plans or plans
of the Planning Board and any Regional Planning agencies.
4. Education & Information Committee
This committee shall be responsible for the conduct of a public
infonnation and education program designed to further the Pur-
poses of the Commission. It shall seek to coordinate the activities
of unofficial bodies organized for similar purposes as set forth in
G. L., Ch. 40, Sec. 8c. Activities of this committee may include:
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1. Liaison with school, Administration to encourage inclusion
of conservation programs within the educational program,
provision of educational materials to the schools or
libraries, development of selected school sites for con-
servation education, and presentations on Commission
activities.
2. Contact with the news media to encourage continuing public
education in conservation matters and concerns.
3. Assistance to unofficial bOdies, such as land trusts or
recycling organizations, in the development ot cooperative
programs.
5. Wild Life Protection Committee
To encourage the protection and sustenance of the animal and
bird life of Nantucket in a manner which will best serve the
needs or our citizens.
6. Wetlands Committee
This Commi ttee shall make necessary inspections and recommenda-
tions to the Commission of lands and waters in the Town with
respect to compliance with the provisions of Massachusetts
General Laws, Chapter 131, Section 40.
Committees shall be responsible for planning within their
sped fie areas of concern and for reporting the results of this
planning to the Commission.
They shall act in the name of the Commission only when directed
to do so by the vote of the Commission.
The Chaiman, with the advice and consent of the members, may
create certain other Committees for review purposes as may from
time to time be deemed necessary, and appoint membership thereof.
The Chai man shall be an ex-officio member of all committees.
VlIT. HFARINGS
~fuen the Commission is required by law to conduct a public hearing,
a quorum of the members must be present. The Commission is required
to conduet a public hearing on any properly executed Notice of Intent
filed under the provisions of the wetlands Protection Act, G. L., Ch.
l31, Sec. 40. The hearing must be held within twenty-one days of re-
ceipt of such notice and at least a majority of the Commission must be
in attendance. A majority of the Commission must sign. the Orde!"ot' . , . .,'
Conditions issued.
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A record of a hearing shall be kept which shall include a record of
attendance, speakers, the context of testimony given <testimony may
be sworn if desired), and a record of any votes taken. Minutes of
the meeting and the Notice of Intent shall become a part of the recort
of the hearing.
IX. AMmnfENTS
These Bylaws may be amended at any regular meeting of the Commission
by a two-thirds vote of the total Ccmmission, provided written notice
or intent to amend is sent to each member of the CommissiOll at least
seven (7) days prior to the meeting at which the proposed action is to
be taken.
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