Appointment — Vermont Code § 203

§ 203. Appointment

• (a) The legislative branch of each member municipality that votes to join the District
  prior to January 1, 1988 shall appoint one representative to the Board of Supervisors.
  These representatives shall serve until the first Wednesday in April 1988, on which
  date the Board of Supervisors will hold its first annual organizational meeting as
  provided in section 204 of this subchapter. As soon after their appointment, the
  representatives appointed, pursuant to the provisions of this section, shall meet
  and elect a Chair and Vice Chair, each to hold office until the Board of Supervisors
  select the replacement at the meeting to be held on the first Wednesday in April 1988. (b) On or before the last Monday in March 1988, the legislative branch of each member
  municipality shall appoint its representative to the Board of Supervisors. Member
  municipalities whose beginning letter falls between A through I shall appoint their
  representatives for a one-year term. Member municipalities whose beginning letter
  falls between J through R shall appoint their representatives for a two-year term.
  Member municipalities whose beginning letter falls between S through Z shall appoint
  their representatives for a three-year term. On or before the last Monday in March
  1989, the legislative branch of each member municipality whose beginning letter falls
  between A through I shall appoint its representative for a three-year term. On or
  before the last Monday in March 1990, the legislative branch of each member municipality
  whose beginning letter falls between J through R shall appoint its representative
  for a three-year term. (c) If any municipality joins the District after April 1 of any year, the legislative
  branch of the joining municipality shall appoint a representative to the Board of
  Supervisors whose term will expire at the same time as those representatives appointed
  for a three-year term the previous March. (d) All appointments shall be in writing, signed by the Chair of the legislative branch,
  and presented to the Clerk of the District. The legislative branch, by majority vote,
  may remove its appointed representative during the representative’s term for stated
  reasons.