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Attendance Policy

Thursday, February 28, 2013

New Attendance Policy Adopted By Wall Township Committee

Ordinance gets unanimous approval

The Township Committee at its regular meeting on Wednesday adopted an ordinance allowing its volunteer boards and committees to boot absentee members. The vote was 4-0 in favor of the measure, which sets minimum attendence standards for its volunteer boards and committees, such ast the Planning Board or Zoning Board of Adjustment. Committeeman Clinton Hoffman was absent. The measure requires that volunteer members of municipal panels must attend 65 percent of the scheduled meetings in any calendar year or face expulsion by a two-thirds majority vote by that panel, the ordinance says. There was no discussion among committee members before the vote. It is a measure that the committee had been mulling since January, when talk of creating an …

Joseph Higgins

10:25 pm on Thursday, February 28, 2013

These are the type of things that when the average person reads them is stunned by the simplicity of it. Have we really reached the point where we have to pass around an attendance sheet to see if people are actually doing their job? Whether a paid position or volunteered, if a commitment is made it should be followed through. It shouldn't be just another line on a resume.   more ›

Friday, January 11, 2013

Attendance Policy Mulled By Town Committee

Volunteer boards, committees could be affected by measure under consideration

The Township is mulling an attendance policy for members of the town’s volunteer boards and committees. The governing body is looking at developing a resolution that would set minimum standards of participation for volunteer board members. At its workshop meeting on Wednesday, the committee examined sample resolutions from Sayerville Borough and from the League of Municipalities. The identical resolutions required members who without cause misses four consecutive meetings or eight consecutive weeks, whichever was longer, could then be replaced. Currently, there is no attendance policy in place and members of the governing body said some committees and boards in the past have been unable to meet for want of a quorum. “This is good common …

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