§ 22-2 Chapter 22 Departments

Director of Parks and Recreation.

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A. There is hereby established the position of Director of Parks and Recreation, who shall be the administrative head of the Department of Parks and Recreation.B. The Director of Parks and Recreation shall be appointed by the Town Board on the basis of his administrative ability, professional qualifications and experience in the development and operation of parks and recreation programs and facilities.C. He shall serve at the pleasure of the Town Board and shall be in the unclassified service.D. Powers and duties.(1) The Director of Parks and Recreation shall be responsible for planning, promoting, organizing and administering a comprehensive recreational and cultural program for residents of the Town of Webster of all ages.(2) The Director of Parks and Recreation shall be responsible for the development of a plan for the acquisition and development of existing and future parks, playgrounds, recreational areas and facilities and for supervising the development, operation and maintenance of such parks, playgrounds and recreational areas and facilities as may be now owned or hereafter acquired by the town.(3) The Director of Parks and Recreation shall advise the Town Supervisor and the Town Board with respect to matters within the jurisdiction of the Department as may be requested.

The Director shall provide such cooperation and assistance to other departments of town government as may be requested and appropriate.(4) The Director shall prepare an annual budget for approval of the Town Board and shall authorize and approve all expenditures from funds appropriated for the Department. The Director may establish fees and charges for use of facilities and participation in activities under the supervision of the Department subject to the approval of the Town Board. All fees or charges collected by the Department shall be turned over to the Town Supervisor and become part of the general fund of the town.

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