The Charter Review Commission studies and reviews the operation of the County
government. The commission may propose amendments or a new charter to the
voters at any general or special election which it deems necessary or
desirable.
The Commission consists of seven at-large members appointed by the Mayor and
confirmed by the County Council to staggered three year terms. The Charter
Review Commission sunsets on December 31, 2016.
At the November 8, 2016 General Election, the voters of the County of Kauai voted to establish a permanent Charter Review Commission. (Article XXIV, Section 24.03, Kauai County Charter) The Office of Boards and Commissions is currently in the process of forming this new commission.
For more information about the duties and responsibilities of the Charter
Review Commission, please refer to
Article XXIV, Section 24.03, Kauai County
Charter
.
Meeting Time/Location: 4:00pm, Meeting Room 2A/2B, 4th Monday of each month