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This chapter contains the standards that are necessary for all <br />the rest of the Code to follow. <br />Commissioner Scurlock had a question on appeals in relation <br />to the Fire District. He noted that at one time we had a <br />difficult situation where there was some difference of opinion <br />about having the Board sit as the final arbiter of the decision <br />rendered by the Fire Chief on a termination. <br />Attorney Vitunac advised that the Fire Districts will be <br />covered under the Special Districts Chapter. <br />Commissioner Scurlock believed an employee of the Board has <br />the ability to go through Mr. Chandler and appeal and have a <br />final hearing before the 5 Commissioners, and asked if it is the <br />same process under Special Districts. <br />Attorney Vitunac advised the Fire District would come <br />through Mr. Chandler as Fire Administrator and then to the Board <br />as the Fire Commissioners. <br />Administrator Chandler confirmed that, in terms of the Fire <br />District, that would be covered by union contracts and their <br />grievance procedure, which is on up through the Chief, through <br />Doug Wright, and ultimately to the Commission. <br />Chapter 101 - Attorney Vitunac referred to Chapter 101, <br />Section 101.01, Composition of Board of County Commissioners, and <br />brought up the question of possibly electing a new Chairman and <br />Vice Chairman in November after the general elections in the <br />event the Commissioners holding those offices are not re-elected <br />to the Board. <br />After some discussion about the fact that you could have a <br />Chairman pro tem for the interim, it was the consensus that it <br />has worked well to elect the new Chairman and Vice Chairman at <br />the first Board meeting in January and that this is the way it <br />should continue. <br />There were no further comments on Chapter 101. <br />27 <br />AUG 2 8 1996 <br />a��oK <br />PAGE 9 <br />