Sbwma Administration Powers Sample Clauses

The SBWMA Administration Powers clause defines the authority and responsibilities granted to the administrative body of the South Bayside Waste Management Authority (SBWMA). This clause typically outlines the scope of decision-making, oversight, and operational control the administration holds, such as managing contracts, overseeing budgets, and implementing policies related to waste management services. By clearly delineating these powers, the clause ensures efficient governance and accountability, preventing ambiguity over administrative roles and facilitating smooth operation of the organization.
Sbwma Administration Powers. 131 Assertion of Authority. The Members shall not engage in any action that would duplicate, circumvent, by-pass, or supersede the SBWMA’s powers, as expressed in this Agreement.
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