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CABARRUS COUNTY <br />BOARDS, COMMITTEES, COMMISSIONS AND AUTHORITIES <br />The Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners makes appointments to a number <br />of boards, committees, commissions and authorities. All citizens of Cabarrus <br />County are encouraged to volunteer to serve on these boards /committees. To <br />obtain an application for appointment or for more information, please contact <br />Megan Smit, Clerk to the Board, at the Governmental Center, 65 Church Street, <br />SE, Concord, or call (704) 920 -2109. The application may also be downloaded <br />from the County's website at www.cabarruscounty.us <br />A listing of the boards /committees is as follows: <br />ADULT CARE HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE <br />This committee seeks to maintain the intent of the Adult Care Home <br />Residents Bill of Rights and to promote community involvement with the <br />homes (homes for the aged, family care homes and homes for <br />developmentally disabled adults). Members cannot be employed by an <br />adult care home nor have any financial interest, directly or indirectly, in an <br />adult care home. Immediate family of an adult care home resident in <br />Cabarrus County cannot serve on the committee. Initial appointment is for <br />a term of one year with successive appointments of three -year terms. <br />CONCORD PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION <br />The Commission guides, reviews and regulates land developments within <br />and around the boundaries of the City of Concord. The County <br />Commissioners appoint one member who resides in Concord's <br />extraterritorial jurisdiction area for a term of three years. <br />HUMAN SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD <br />This board is appointed by the Board of Commissioners to advocate, <br />advise and consult regarding services within the Department of Human <br />Services. The board is composed of five members who are appointed for <br />three -year terms. <br />JUVENILE CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL <br />The council plans for the needs of adjudicated and at -risk youth and <br />assesses the need for delinquency treatment and prevention services in <br />Cabarrus County. The 25- member council is made up of a variety of <br />judicial and public agency representatives as well as seven at -large <br />members. Appointments are for terms of two years. <br />Attachment number 1 \n <br />1 -7 Page 278 <br />