17 Del. C. § 222
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§ Â 222. Duties and responsibilities of Board.
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The Board shall assist in and make recommendations regarding the protection, preservation, designation, development, operation, management and promotion of the National Scenic Byway. In connection with the foregoing, the responsibilities and powers of the Board shall include:
(1) In an advisory capacity, reviewing and participating in the development of regulations and laws that impact the National Scenic Byway, at all levels of government;
(2) Securing funding to operate programs that enhance and preserve the National Scenic Byway for residents and visitors;
(3) Recommending policies and standards related to the National Scenic Byway;
(4) Participating in the update and implementation of the Corridor Management Plan and any associated reports, studies and plans; and
(5) Preparing and submitting the biennial report described in § 223 of this title hereunder; and
(6) Such other responsibilities and powers consistent with the Board’s role as an advisory body as shall be determined from time to time.
(1) In an advisory capacity, reviewing and participating in the development of regulations and laws that impact the National Scenic Byway, at all levels of government;
(2) Securing funding to operate programs that enhance and preserve the National Scenic Byway for residents and visitors;
(3) Recommending policies and standards related to the National Scenic Byway;
(4) Participating in the update and implementation of the Corridor Management Plan and any associated reports, studies and plans; and
(5) Preparing and submitting the biennial report described in § 223 of this title hereunder; and
(6) Such other responsibilities and powers consistent with the Board’s role as an advisory body as shall be determined from time to time.
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