5.9. SR 10-17-1994 - Laserfiche WebLink

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. . . BYLAWS OF PROPER ECONOMIC RESOURCE MANAGEMENT, INC., (PERM) ARTIC~ I NAME, PURPOSE, OFFICFS Section 1. The name of this organization shall be "Proper Economic Resource Management, Inc. ". Hereafter referred to as "PERM". Section 2. PERM is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes. More specifically to develop and promote manufacturing and agricultural programs, along with natural resource management policies which strike. a balance between economic growth and conservation of precious natural resources. Balanced solutions require a focus on long term economic and environmental goals, rather than short term economic gains or environmental exclusionary policies. PERM supports a conservation rather than a preservation approach to resource management. Natural resources can be protected for the future without being locked up and kept from public use through proper economic resource management. PERM will educate and enlist the public to protect natural resources through proper economic resource management, and use all lawful means to carry out these objectives, and defense thereof. Section 3. The official registered office of the corporation for mailing purposes is 9193 Parrish Avenue. Elk River. Minnesota 55330. Section 4. The activities of the corporation shall be limited to the express purposes of the corporation. The corporation is intended to qualify as a charitable corporation under Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c)(3). . No activity of the corporation, or its members purporting to act in the name of the corporation, shall be carried on which will jeopardize its status as a charitable corporation. ARTIC~ n MEMBERSHIP Section 1. Any person who supports the purposes of the organization shall be eligible to be a member. Section 2. Each member is expected to make an annual contribution of at least Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) to the organization. Section 3. Any member may be removed for good cause, by a majority vote of the board. The board may provide, by appropriate resolution, that the violation of any rule or regulation of this corporation shall constitute good cause for removal.