(1) Conduct public hearings and other investigations to determine the needs and priorities of county senior citizens;

(2) Review and recommend plans, policies, budgets, and funding applications;

(3) Evaluate the performance of the county aging programs at least annually;

(4) Advise the department of human services on matters relating to the priorities, objectives and tasks to be performed by the department;

(5) Submit to the county executive names of nominees for appointment to the council on aging; and

(6) Such other duties as may be assigned. (Added by Ord. 84-156 § 1, Jan. 2, 1985).