Vermont § 1131 - Energy coordinator; duties
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§ 1131. Energy coordinator; duties
- (a) The legislative body of a municipality may appoint, and determine the length of term
for, an energy coordinator. (b) An energy coordinator shall coordinate existing energy resources in the town and cooperate
with the municipal planning commission and with those federal, State, and regional
agencies of government which are responsible for energy matters. (c) An energy coordinator may study and evaluate sources of energy which are alternatives
to those presently available with a view toward the more efficient and economical
utilization of existing and potential energy resources. (d) An energy coordinator shall make periodic reports of his or her activities to the
legislative body as it may require and may perform such other duties, studies, or
examinations as may be required by the legislative body. (Added 1975, No. 226 (Adj. Sess.), § 3; amended 2007, No. 1, § 1.)
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