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§ 450. Developmental disabilities planning council. 1. There is hereby  established,   within   the   executive   department,   a  developmental  disabilities planning council, to perform  those  duties  and  functions  required   by   the  federal  developmental  disabilities  services  and  facilities construction act of  nineteen  hundred  seventy  and  by  the  federal  developmentally  disabled  assistance and bill of rights act of  nineteen hundred seventy-five as amended by the  federal  rehabilitation  comprehensive  services  and  developmental  disabilities  amendments of  nineteen hundred  seventy-eight  and  any  acts  amendatory  thereof  or  supplemental thereto.    2.  The  council shall consist of at least twenty persons appointed by  the governor from among residents of New York state. The governor  shall  designate  one  of  the  appointed members to serve as chairman. Members  shall be appointed for terms of three years, provided however,  that  of  the members first appointed, one-third shall be appointed for a one year  term  and  one-third  shall  be  appointed for two year terms. Vacancies  shall be filled in the same manner  as  original  appointments  for  the  remainder of the unexpired term.    3.  (a)  The  membership  of  the  developmental disabilities planning  council shall at all times  include  representatives  of  the  principal  state  agencies,  higher  education training facilities, local agencies,  and non-governmental agencies and  groups  concerned  with  services  to  persons with developmental disabilities in New York state;    (b) At least one-half of the membership shall consist of:    (i)  developmentally disabled persons or their parents or guardians or  of immediate relatives or guardians of persons with  mentally  impairing  developmental disabilities,    (ii)  these  may not be employees of a state agency receiving funds or  providing  services  under  the   federal   developmental   disabilities  assistance act or have a managerial, proprietary or controlling interest  in an entity which receives funds or provides services under such act,    (iii)  at  least  one-third  of these members shall be developmentally  disabled,    (iv) at least one-third shall be immediate relatives or  guardians  of  persons with mentally impairing developmental disabilities,    (v)  at least one member shall be an immediate relative or guardian of  an institutionalized developmentally disabled person;    (c) The membership may include some or  all  of  the  members  of  the  advisory council on mental retardation and developmental disabilities.    4.   The   developmental  disabilities  planning  council  shall  meet  periodically or at the call of its chairman.    5. The chairman,  in  consultation  with  the  other  members  of  the  council,  shall  appoint and employ such personnel as he or she may deem  necessary, prescribe their duties, fix their  compensation  and  provide  for  reimbursement  of  their expenses within amounts available therefor  from federal funds reserved by the state pursuant to  the  developmental  disabilities   assistance   and   bill   of   rights  act  or  by  state  appropriation.    6. Members shall receive no compensation for their services but  shall  be  reimbursed  out of federal funds available therefor for all expenses  actually and necessarily incurred by them in the  performance  of  their  duties.

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Statutes > New-york > Exc > Article-19-d > 450

§ 450. Developmental disabilities planning council. 1. There is hereby  established,   within   the   executive   department,   a  developmental  disabilities planning council, to perform  those  duties  and  functions  required   by   the  federal  developmental  disabilities  services  and  facilities construction act of  nineteen  hundred  seventy  and  by  the  federal  developmentally  disabled  assistance and bill of rights act of  nineteen hundred seventy-five as amended by the  federal  rehabilitation  comprehensive  services  and  developmental  disabilities  amendments of  nineteen hundred  seventy-eight  and  any  acts  amendatory  thereof  or  supplemental thereto.    2.  The  council shall consist of at least twenty persons appointed by  the governor from among residents of New York state. The governor  shall  designate  one  of  the  appointed members to serve as chairman. Members  shall be appointed for terms of three years, provided however,  that  of  the members first appointed, one-third shall be appointed for a one year  term  and  one-third  shall  be  appointed for two year terms. Vacancies  shall be filled in the same manner  as  original  appointments  for  the  remainder of the unexpired term.    3.  (a)  The  membership  of  the  developmental disabilities planning  council shall at all times  include  representatives  of  the  principal  state  agencies,  higher  education training facilities, local agencies,  and non-governmental agencies and  groups  concerned  with  services  to  persons with developmental disabilities in New York state;    (b) At least one-half of the membership shall consist of:    (i)  developmentally disabled persons or their parents or guardians or  of immediate relatives or guardians of persons with  mentally  impairing  developmental disabilities,    (ii)  these  may not be employees of a state agency receiving funds or  providing  services  under  the   federal   developmental   disabilities  assistance act or have a managerial, proprietary or controlling interest  in an entity which receives funds or provides services under such act,    (iii)  at  least  one-third  of these members shall be developmentally  disabled,    (iv) at least one-third shall be immediate relatives or  guardians  of  persons with mentally impairing developmental disabilities,    (v)  at least one member shall be an immediate relative or guardian of  an institutionalized developmentally disabled person;    (c) The membership may include some or  all  of  the  members  of  the  advisory council on mental retardation and developmental disabilities.    4.   The   developmental  disabilities  planning  council  shall  meet  periodically or at the call of its chairman.    5. The chairman,  in  consultation  with  the  other  members  of  the  council,  shall  appoint and employ such personnel as he or she may deem  necessary, prescribe their duties, fix their  compensation  and  provide  for  reimbursement  of  their expenses within amounts available therefor  from federal funds reserved by the state pursuant to  the  developmental  disabilities   assistance   and   bill   of   rights  act  or  by  state  appropriation.    6. Members shall receive no compensation for their services but  shall  be  reimbursed  out of federal funds available therefor for all expenses  actually and necessarily incurred by them in the  performance  of  their  duties.

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Statutes > New-york > Exc > Article-19-d > 450

§ 450. Developmental disabilities planning council. 1. There is hereby  established,   within   the   executive   department,   a  developmental  disabilities planning council, to perform  those  duties  and  functions  required   by   the  federal  developmental  disabilities  services  and  facilities construction act of  nineteen  hundred  seventy  and  by  the  federal  developmentally  disabled  assistance and bill of rights act of  nineteen hundred seventy-five as amended by the  federal  rehabilitation  comprehensive  services  and  developmental  disabilities  amendments of  nineteen hundred  seventy-eight  and  any  acts  amendatory  thereof  or  supplemental thereto.    2.  The  council shall consist of at least twenty persons appointed by  the governor from among residents of New York state. The governor  shall  designate  one  of  the  appointed members to serve as chairman. Members  shall be appointed for terms of three years, provided however,  that  of  the members first appointed, one-third shall be appointed for a one year  term  and  one-third  shall  be  appointed for two year terms. Vacancies  shall be filled in the same manner  as  original  appointments  for  the  remainder of the unexpired term.    3.  (a)  The  membership  of  the  developmental disabilities planning  council shall at all times  include  representatives  of  the  principal  state  agencies,  higher  education training facilities, local agencies,  and non-governmental agencies and  groups  concerned  with  services  to  persons with developmental disabilities in New York state;    (b) At least one-half of the membership shall consist of:    (i)  developmentally disabled persons or their parents or guardians or  of immediate relatives or guardians of persons with  mentally  impairing  developmental disabilities,    (ii)  these  may not be employees of a state agency receiving funds or  providing  services  under  the   federal   developmental   disabilities  assistance act or have a managerial, proprietary or controlling interest  in an entity which receives funds or provides services under such act,    (iii)  at  least  one-third  of these members shall be developmentally  disabled,    (iv) at least one-third shall be immediate relatives or  guardians  of  persons with mentally impairing developmental disabilities,    (v)  at least one member shall be an immediate relative or guardian of  an institutionalized developmentally disabled person;    (c) The membership may include some or  all  of  the  members  of  the  advisory council on mental retardation and developmental disabilities.    4.   The   developmental  disabilities  planning  council  shall  meet  periodically or at the call of its chairman.    5. The chairman,  in  consultation  with  the  other  members  of  the  council,  shall  appoint and employ such personnel as he or she may deem  necessary, prescribe their duties, fix their  compensation  and  provide  for  reimbursement  of  their expenses within amounts available therefor  from federal funds reserved by the state pursuant to  the  developmental  disabilities   assistance   and   bill   of   rights  act  or  by  state  appropriation.    6. Members shall receive no compensation for their services but  shall  be  reimbursed  out of federal funds available therefor for all expenses  actually and necessarily incurred by them in the  performance  of  their  duties.