optional charters造句

• The third-class cities which adopted Optional Charters before 1972 and have not since adopted Home Rule Charters, of which there are 11, still retain them.
• In addition to Home Rule Charters, third-class cities were able to adopt Optional Charters from 1957 to 1972, and all cities ( since 1972 ) have been able to adopt Optional Plans.
• Because of Home Rule Charters, Optional Charters, Optional Plans, and Parker's unique situation, only 14 of Pennsylvania's cities still use one of the two standard forms of Pennsylvania city government, the council-manager or mayor-council forms.
• Optional Charters and Plans function approximately the same way, the major difference being that new applications for the former are no longer accepted and that the latter has been generalized to apply to any municipality in the state.
• However, they do not operate under the Borough Code in Pennsylvania law; thus they are not included in this list ( see " List of Pennsylvania Municipalities and Counties with Home Rule Charters, Optional Charters, or Optional Plans " ).
• As in those previous cases, however, it should be strongly emphasized that these are not really cities under state law, and they are therefore also listed in " List of Pennsylvania Municipalities and Counties with Home Rule Charters, Optional Charters, or Optional Plans, " and are indicated below.
• Optional Charters and Plans function mostly to allow the city ( or any other municipality, in the case of Optional Plans ) to design its own form of local government, but do not significantly change the relationship between the city ( or other municipality ) and the state, and therefore these cities are still considered cities under state law.
• Dues tend to be on par with what you'd pay for health club membership and optional charter fees equivalent to a day of ski rentals and lift tickets in the local mountains : About $ 150 will charter a 30-foot sloop with full galley, inboard engine and marine head to be used at the member's discretion for a 24-hour period.