(a)
in the case of a city or town, at least five members, but no more than 15 members, or
(b)
in the case of a village or a rural community, at least three members, but no more than six members.
5(2)Subject to this section, by resolution, a council referred to in section 3
(a)
shall appoint members to serve on the advisory committee, and
(b)
may remove a member.
5(3)A person appointed to an advisory committee may be a member of the council or an employee or agent of the local government, but the majority shall be other than members of the council and employees or agents of the local government.
5(4)To be a member of an advisory committee, a person shall be
(a)
eligible to vote under the Municipal Elections Act, and
(a)
in the case of a city or town, at least five members, but no more than 15 members, or
(b)
in the case of a village or a rural community, at least three members, but no more than six members.
5(2)Subject to this section, by resolution, a council referred to in section 3
(a)
shall appoint members to serve on the advisory committee, and
(b)
may remove a member.
5(3)A person appointed to an advisory committee may be a member of the council or an employee or agent of the local government, but the majority shall be other than members of the council and employees or agents of the local government.
5(4)To be a member of an advisory committee, a person shall be
(a)
eligible to vote under the Municipal Elections Act, and