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  § 5-0111. Executive secretary; jurisdiction; powers and duties.
    The  chairman  shall,  with  the  approval  of  the  board, appoint an
  executive secretary. The executive secretary shall:
    1. Act as the administrative agent of the board;
    2. Between meetings of the board, perform in the  name  of  the  board
  such  functions  and  duties  and  have  such authority as the board may
  delegate to him by formal resolution, except  that  the  board  may  not
  delegate authority to approve environmental quality standards submitted;
    3. Keep a record of all meetings of the board; and
    4.  Carry  out  such  instructions and perform such other tasks as the
  board may direct.

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