Pasadena |
Code of Ordinances |
Title 2. ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION |
Article III. Advisory Boards, Commissions and Committees Created by the Council |
Chapter 2.120. SENIOR COMMISSION |
§ 2.120.110. Purpose and functions.
A.
The purpose of the commission is to advise the city council on the needs, concerns, and quality of life of all seniors.
B.
The commission shall:
1.
Advise the city council on the special needs and concerns of seniors of all ages, religions, races, ethnic and cultural backgrounds, sexual orientation and economic and social circumstances;
2.
Engage in consultation and study with local groups on the needs of the aged and evaluate available resources;
3.
Collect and study factual information relative to aspects of aging;
4.
Serve as a liaison between commissions, organizations and governmental agencies which work with the aged and have an interest in aging adults;
5.
Render advice in the area of community planning regarding the expansion of existing facilities and development of new facility services for the aged, as required;
6.
Be sensitive to problems of seniors as they arise and recommend plans for actions;
7.
Inform local, county, state and federal organizations (public and private) of the needs and resources of older people;
8.
Research and report on developments in other communities dealing with local, county, state and federal programs for the aged;
9.
Request assistance from city staff as needed. C. In connection with the foregoing functions, the commission may:
1.
Coordinate activities of community groups and organizations dealing with the special concerns of seniors;
2.
Collect, coordinate, and disseminate information concerning seniors;
3.
Develop and maintain a talent bank of seniors to assist the city in performing its functions.
(Ord. 6632 § 1 (part), 1995)