2 AAC 55.030 - Qualified corporations
A corporation is qualified to receive funds and properties from the commission and to establish and operate public broadcasting facilities in this state if
(1) the corporation is
organized as a nonprofit organization under AS 10.20 and is qualified as tax
exempt by the United States Internal Revenue Service; and
(2) the corporation's articles of
incorporation provide for
(A) a board of
directors consisting of a minimum of five members representative of the
geographic area and population served by the facility;
(B) a plan for rotation of membership on the
board of directors among the people served by the facility;
(C) an agent of the commission to be a
nonvoting, ex-officio member of the board of directors;
(D) all meetings of the board of directors to
be open to the public;
(E) the
giving of reasonable notice to the public of board of directors
meetings;
(F) board of directors
meetings to be held at least quarterly on a specified day of specified
months;
(G) a prohibition against
the use of proxies at board of directors meetings, however proxies may be used
to establish a quorum at membership meetings of the corporation;
(H) any action taken at a board of directors
meeting which is not a public meeting to be void;
(I) all meetings to be consistent with the
provisions of
AS
44.62.310 and
44.62.312 regarding public
meetings, as if the qualified corporation where a governmental entity subject
to AS
44.62.310 and
44.62.312; and
(J) a prohibition against allowing any
employee of the corporation to be a board member.
Notes
Authority:AS 44.21.264
AS 44.21.266
AS 44.21.268
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