North Carolina § 160A-479 - 5. Organization of authority.

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§ 160A-479. 5. Organization of authority.

Upon its creation, a regional sports authority shall meet at a time and place agreed upon by its member governments and shall organize by electing a chairman and any other officers that the charter may specify or the delegates may deem advisable. The authority shall then adopt bylaws for the conduct of its business. All meetings of the authority shall be open to the public. History (1989, c. 780, s. 1.)

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