US Laws, Codes, Statutes & Cases

 
    § 1303.  Waterfront  management  advisory  board.  There  shall  be  a
  waterfront management advisory board which shall consist  of  twenty-one
  members  and  which  shall consult with the deputy mayor for finance and
  economic development and the commissioner  to  advise  them  on  matters
  relating  to  the  industrial, commercial, residential, recreational and
  any other development of the city's wharves and water front property and
  on other matters at their request and to render annually to  the  mayor,
  the borough presidents, the city council and people of the city a report
  regarding  the  development  of  wharves and water front property in the
  city.
    The board shall include the deputy  mayor  for  finance  and  economic
  development  or  the  delegate of such officer, as chair; a person to be
  designated by the deputy mayor for finance and economic  development  or
  the  delegate  of such person, as vice chair; the director of the office
  of  management  and  budget  or  the  delegate  of  such  officer;   the
  chairperson  of  the  city  planning  commission or the delegate of such
  officer; the commissioner of parks and recreation  or  the  delegate  of
  such  officer;  the commissioner of housing preservation and development
  or the delegate of  such  officer;  the  commissioner  of  environmental
  protection or the delegate of such officer; and two city council members
  to  be  designated  by the city council; in addition, there shall be two
  labor  representatives,  two   industry   representatives,   and   eight
  representatives  of community interests, one from each borough and three
  at large, to be selected by the mayor with the advice and consent of the
  city council. The labor, industry and  community  representatives  shall
  each serve for a three-year term without compensation.