[Massplanners] [**EXT**] Master Plan Implementation Committee Structure

[Eric Salerno]

Hi Sam,

Tyngsborough's newly formed Master Plan Implementation Committee
<https://www.tyngsboroughma.gov/departments/all-boards-and-committees/master-planning-implementation-committee/>
(link
to the Committee's web page) has 8 seats:

   - Planning Board
   - Board of Selectmen
   - Conservation Commission
   - Council on Aging
   - Affordable Housing Committee
   - Community Preservation Committee
   - Historical Commission
   - A citizen-at-large

I don't think there are requirements in their charge for who should be the
Chair, but it'll likely be the representative from the Select Board.

Regards,
-Eric

Eric Salerno
Town Planner/Dir. Eco. Dev't.
Tyngsborough, MA
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On Thu, Dec 1, 2022 at 4:13 PM Sam via MassPlanners <
massplanners at masscptc.org> wrote:

> Hello!
>
> We’ve just finished working with a town in the CMRPC region on their
> master plan and the steering committee is curious about best practices
> regarding implementation committee structure. Their questions included:
>
>    - How many members?
>    - Who should be members?
>    - Ratio of town staff to residents?
>    - Who should be the chair?
>
> We’ve seen that these committees take various forms throughout the
> Commonwealth so we’re wondering where people have had successes or
> shortcomings.
>
>
>
> Thank you!
>
>
>
> Sam Carter
>
> Assistant Planner
>
> Central Massachusetts Regional Planning Commission
>
> 1 Mercantile Street, Suite 520
>
> Worcester, MA 01608
>
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