Sec. 22a-277. (Formerly Sec. 19-524jj). Delegation of powers of authority.
Sec. 22a-277. (Formerly Sec. 19-524jj). Delegation of powers of authority. (a)
The directors of the authority may, by resolution, delegate to the president of the authority, as its chief executive officer, such powers of the authority as may appear, in the
discretion of the directors, to be necessary, advisable or desirable in order to permit the
timely performance of the administrative functions of the authority and to carry out the
plans, policies, procedures and decisions of the directors.
(b) It shall be the responsibility of the directors to delegate only those powers of
the authority that may be generally appropriate for the exercise of executive and administrative functions and to reserve to themselves such powers and decisions as may be more
properly exercised through the regular deliberative and decision-making processes of
the directors.
(c) The president may, with the approval of the directors, assign or redelegate to
officers and employees of the authority, any of his delegated powers that in his opinion
may be necessary, desirable or appropriate for the prompt and orderly transaction of the
business of the authority.
(P.A. 73-459, S. 21, 26.)
History: Sec. 19-524jj transferred to Sec. 22a-277 in 1983.