(a) The Authority shall be governed by the Green Finance Authority Board, which shall consist of 11 members as follows:
(1) Four non-voting members as follows:
(A) The Director of the Department, or the Director's designee, who shall serve as vice chair of the Board;
(B) The Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, or the Deputy Mayor's designee;
(C) The Executive Director of the Office of Public-Private Partnerships, or the Executive Director's designee; and
(D) The CFO, or the CFO's designee; and
(2) Seven voting members appointed by the Mayor, as follows:
(A) Two members with experience at a financial institution operating within the District;
(B) Three members with financial, project development, or legal expertise in clean energy, clean infrastructure, clean transportation, stormwater management, or green infrastructure; and
(C) Two members with experience in affordable housing or community development.
(a-1) The voting members of the Board shall elect, by a majority vote, one of the voting members to serve as chairperson of the Board.
(b) The voting members shall be appointed with the advice and consent of the Council, in accordance with § 1-523.01(e).
(c) A person appointed to fill a vacancy on the Board shall be appointed only for the unexpired term of the Board member whose vacancy is being filled.
(d) Except as provided in this subsection and subsections (c) and (g) of this section, each voting member shall serve a 3-year term; provided, that of the initial appointments of the 7 voting members of the Board, 2 shall be appointed by the Mayor for a term of 1 year, 3 shall be appointed by the Mayor for a term of 2 years, and 2 shall be appointed by the Mayor for a term of 3 years.
(e) The Mayor may remove a voting member of the Board for good cause.
(f) Any voting member shall be eligible for reappointment.
(g) A voting member whose term has expired may continue to serve for 180 days after the voting member's term expires, or until his or her replacement is appointed, whichever occurs first.
(h) A Board member shall not be entitled to compensation but may be reimbursed for actual and necessary expenses while engaged in official duties of the Authority, including transportation, parking, mileage expenses, and conference admission fees incurred. Reimbursements under this subsection shall not exceed $8,000 per Board member per fiscal year.
(i) Unless prohibited by law, a Board member may engage in private employment, a profession, or a business.
(j) A Board member shall not be held personally liable for an action taken in good faith during the course of his or her official duties.
(k) The Board shall designate a Secretary to the Board from among the members, who shall:
(1) Keep a record of the proceedings of the Board; and
(2) Maintain and be custodian of:
(A) All books, documents, and papers filed with the Board;
(B) The minutes book or journal of the Board; and
(C) The Board's official seal.
(l)(1) The Board shall establish a Special Committee on Sustainable Program Cooperation to include:
(A) At least one voting member of the Board;
(B) The Director of the Department, or the Director's designee; and
(C) The Managing Director of the Sustainable Energy Utility, or the Managing Director's designee.
(2) The Special Committee on Sustainable Program Cooperation shall advise the Board and the Authority on the design and implementation of the Authority's sustainable projects and programs to ensure that they are in alignment with and complementary to the sustainable projects and programs run by the Department, other District agencies, and the Sustainable Energy Utility.
(Aug. 22, 2018, D.C. Law 22-155, § 203, 65 DCR 7159; Sept. 21, 2022, D.C. Law 24-167, § 6042(b), 69 DCR 9223.)
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§ 1–309.03. (Perm). Single-member districts
§ 1–328.04. (Perm). Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development grant-making authority
§ 1–523.01. (Perm). Mayoral nominees
§ 1–617.08. (Perm). Management rights; matters subject to collective bargaining
§ 1–1001.05. (Perm). Board of Elections — Duties
§ 1–1041.02. (Perm). Report of ward task forces
§ 2–218.31. (Perm). Local business enterprises
§ 2–1401.02. (Perm). Definitions
§ 2–1706. (Perm). Maintenance of public records
§ 4–753.02. (Perm). Eligibility for services within the Continuum of Care
§ 5–107.01. (Perm). Minimum standards for members of the Metropolitan Police Department
§ 5–107.04. (Perm). Duties of the Board
§ 5–109.01. (Perm). Cadet program authorized; purpose; preference for appointment; appropriations
§ 5–115.03. (Perm). Neglect to make arrest for offense committed in presence
§ 5–116.33. (Perm). Body-Worn Camera Program; reporting requirements
§ 5–125.01. (Perm). Intent of Council
§ 5–125.02. (Perm). Definitions
§ 5–125.03. (Perm). Trachea hold prohibited; carotid artery hold restricted
§ 5–302. (Perm). Restrictions on powers and duties of federal law enforcement officers
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§ 5–331.09. (Perm). Identification of MPD personnel policing First Amendment assemblies
§ 5–331.16. (Perm). Use of riot gear and riot tactics at First Amendment assemblies
§ 5–1031. (Perm). Commencement of corrective or adverse action
§ 5–1104. (Perm). Police Complaints Board
§ 5–1107. (Perm). Authority of the Office and processing of complaint
§ 6–1110.02. (Perm). Targeted Homeowner Grant Program
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§ 7–1671.02. (Perm). Use of medical marijuana
§ 7–1671.03. (Perm). Restrictions on use of medical marijuana
§ 7–1671.05. (Perm). Medical marijuana program
§ 7–1671.06. (Perm). Dispensaries and cultivation centers
§ 7–2304. (Perm). Issuance of emergency executive order; contents; actions of Mayor after issuance
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§ 7–2502.02. (Perm). Registration of certain firearms prohibited
§ 7–2502.03. (Perm). Qualifications for registration; information required for registration
§ 7–2502.06. (Perm). Time for filing registration applications
§ 8–771.02. (Perm). Battery collection
§ 16–705. (Perm). Jury trial; trial by court
§ 23–581. (Perm). Arrests without warrant by law enforcement officers
§ 28–3814. (Perm). Debt collection
§ 30–301. (Perm). Hotel Recovery Grant Program
§ 34–801. (Perm). Members; eligibility; oath
§ 34–2162. (Perm). Lead Service Line Planning Task Force establishment
§ 38–2651. (Perm). State Board of Education; establishment; membership
§ 42–1903.03. (Perm). Meetings; electronic notice
§ 42–2703.07a. (Perm). Reverse Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention Program
§ 47–1803.02. (Perm). Gross income — Items included and excluded; "adjusted gross income" defined
§ 47–2002. (Perm). Imposition of tax
§ 47–2853.133. (Perm). Certain representations prohibited
§ 51–111. (Perm). Determination of claims; hearing; appeal; witness fees
§ 51–113. (Perm). Administration of provisions of subchapter; disclosure of information
§ 22–3312.03. (Perm). Wearing hoods or masks
§ 22–3312.04. (Perm). Penalties
§ 7–741.03. (Perm). Exemptions
§ 8–173.23. (Perm). Green Finance Authority Board
§ 48–1103. (Perm). Prohibited acts
§ 28–3901. (Perm). Definitions and purposes
§ 28–3904. (Perm). Unfair or deceptive trade practices
§ 7–751.01. (Perm). Definitions
§ 7–751.03. (Perm). Administration of the Program
§ 7–751.07. (Perm). Program participation
§ 7–751.08. (Perm). Loan repayment
§ 44–411. (Perm). Duration, modification, sale, or transfer of a certificate of need
§ 6–226. (Perm). Rent Supplement Program: establishment of program and distribution of funds
§ 6–227. (Perm). Project-based and sponsor-based voucher assistance
§ 6–228. (Perm). Tenant-based assistance
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§ 31–2231.20a. (Perm). Prohibition on offsetting short-term disability benefits
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§ 47–860. (Perm). Tax abatement for affordable housing in high-need affordable housing areas
§ 25–723. (Perm). Hours of sale and service for on-premises retail licensees and temporary licensees
§ 8–1031.12a. (Perm). Home Composting Incentive Program
§ 1–301.115a. (Perm). Creation and duties of Office of the Inspector General
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§ 8–771.04. (Perm). Battery stewardship organization
§ 8–771.09. (Perm). Disposal ban
§ 8–1041.03. (Perm). Registration
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§ 4–681.02. (Perm). Child Trust Fund
§ 4–681.03. (Perm). Child Trust Fund Program
§ 4–681.05. (Perm). Enrollment in the CTF Program; denial
§ 4–681.07. (Perm). Reporting requirement
§ 1–309.51. (Perm). Succession
§ 6–1409. (Perm). Amendments; supplements; editions
§ 1–309.13a. (Perm). Advisory Neighborhood Commissions Technical Support and Assistance Fund
§ 6–211. (Perm). Board of Commissioners
§ 6–213. (Perm). Executive Director
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§ 42–3505.01. (Perm). Evictions
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§ 38–502.01. (Perm). Certification of COVID-19 immunization
§ 47–869. (Perm). Performing arts venue real property tax rebate
§ 7–2504.08. (Perm). Identification number on firearm required before sale
§ 7–2505.01. (Perm). Sales and transfers prohibited
§ 50–301.03. (Perm). Definitions
§ 50–301.07. (Perm). Department of For-Hire Vehicles – duties; jurisdiction; powers
§ 50–301.30. (Perm). Vehicle inspection officers
§ 1–604.06. (Perm). Personnel authority
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