Iowa Code § 28H.2
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Work program — coordination.
Official statutory text
(1) Each council of governments shall adopt each year a work program to establish guidelines for delivery of services and activities to communities in the area. The work program shall include but is not limited to the following:
(1) (a) Cooperation in delivery of community development programs and services to units of local government.
(1) (b) Cooperation with the regional coordinating council in the development of plans and programs for community development.
(2) The councils of governments shall receive information and recommendations on issues of regional economic importance from the regional coordinating council for possible use in the regional community development plan.
90 Acts, ch 1157, §2; 2009 Acts, ch 82, §15
(1) (a) Cooperation in delivery of community development programs and services to units of local government.
(1) (b) Cooperation with the regional coordinating council in the development of plans and programs for community development.
(2) The councils of governments shall receive information and recommendations on issues of regional economic importance from the regional coordinating council for possible use in the regional community development plan.
90 Acts, ch 1157, §2; 2009 Acts, ch 82, §15
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