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Voted May 2,3,&4, 1989, Article 69; Approved by the Attorney General July 24, 1989; Posted July 27, 1989. Acting on Article 16, the town voted unanimously to rescind the vote taken under Article 69 of the warrant for the Annual Town Meeting of May 2-4, 1989, for creation of a Department of Municipal Inspections.
Department of Municipal Inspections
Section 1. The Town shall have a consolidated Department of Municipal Inspections which shall include the inspections currently being made by the Building/Zoning Inspector, the Fire Chief, the Wiring Inspector, the Plumbing Inspector, the Gas Inspector, the Health Agent, the Disposal Works Inspector, and the Conservation Agent. The Selectmen shall appoint one of these to be the Director of Municipal Inspections, whose term of office shall be three years.
Section 2. The Director of Municipal Inspections shall facilitate the coordination of inspection functions carried out by municipal inspection officers or agents in the Department; maintain records relating to inspections in a central place through a common index; implement a standard application process including all inspections which might be necessary under State codes and Town rules and regulations, including those of the Historic District Commission.
Section 3. Nothing in this Bylaw shall affect the authority of the public officials who appoint the inspectors or agents included in the Department of Municipal Inspections or of the inspectors or agents themselves. All Town agencies performing inspection functions shall continue, but for administrative purposes and not otherwise, all persons performing inspection functions shall be assisted and coordinated by the Director of Municipal Inspections to the extent appropriate and practical in the circumstances.
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