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 ARTICLE IV. OFFICERS
 Section 1. Election of Officers.
 The Officers of the Foundation shall be a President,
 Vice President, a Secretary and a Treasurer. All of the
 officers shall be elected by the Board of Trustees from
 among the members of the Board of Trustees at their
 annual meeting, except that in June 1964 the President
 shall be elected by the members of the Foundation for
 a two-year period. The terms of office of the officers
 shall commence at the annual meeting of the Board of
 Trustees and, except as set forth in the preceding sen-
 tence, they shall hold office for one year and until their
 respective successors are elected and qualified, whichever
 shall be later.
 Section 2. The President.
 The President shall preside at all meetings of the
Board of Trustees and shall have general power to execute
all contracts and other instruments in the name of the
Florida Association of Architects Foundation, Inc.; and
in addition such other duties as the Board of Trustees
may, from time to time, direct.
Section 3. The Vice President.
 The Vice President shall perform the duties and
shall have the powers of the President during the absence
or inability of the President.
Section 4. The Secretary.
 The Secretary shall keep a record of all the acts and
proceedings of the Board of Trustees and shall have charge
of all books and papers, except those which are herein-
after directed to be in charge of the Treasurer, and shall,
in general, perform such other duties as the Board of
Trustees may, from time to time, direct.
Section 5. The Treasurer.
 a. The Treasurer shall have and exercise the powers
and duties usually appertaining to the office of Treasurer.
He shall receive all contributions to the Florida Associ-
ation of Architects Foundation, Inc., and have the care
and custody of all the money, funds, valuable papers or
documents of the Foundation. He shall invest and keep
invested the funds of the Foundation in such securities
as the Board of Trustees shall, from time to time, direct.
He shall deposit or cause to be deposited all its funds
in and with such depositories as the Board of Trustees
may, from time to time, direct.
 b. He shall have authority to sign all checks, drafts,
or other obligations for payment of money, but such
checks shall be countersigned by the President or Vice
President. He shall endorse for deposit or collection or
otherwise all checks, drafts and other negotiable instru-
ments payable to the Foundation or its order. He shall
keep accurate books of accounts relating to the moneys
and financial affairs of the Foundation and shall render
an account of its funds at meetings of the Board of
Trustees.
 c. Non-Liability of Treasurer:
 The Treasurer shall not be personally liable for any
decrease of the capital, surplus, income, balance or reserve
of any fund or account resulting from any of his acts
performed in good faith in conducting the usual business
of his office.
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 d. Release from Liability:
 When a new treasurer takes office, the retiring
 treasurer shall turn over to his successor a copy of the
 closing audit of the Treasury and all the records and
 books of account and all moneys, securities, and other
 valuable items and papers belonging to the Foundation
 that are in his custody and possession. The incoming
 treasurer shall check the same and, if found correct, shall
 give the retiring treasurer his receipt therefore and a com-
 plete release of the retiring treasurer from any liability
 thereafter with respect thereto.
 Section 6. Books of Accounts.
 If directed by the Board of Trustees, the books of
accounts may be in charge of and kept by a person or
agency appointed by the President after consultation with
the Board of Trustees. Such person or agency shall be
under the direction of the Treasurer.

ARTICLE V. COMMITTEES
Section 1. Appointment of Committees.
 The Board of Trustees, acting through its President
or Vice President, shall have power to appoint such com-
mittees from its own membership as they deem desirable
and shall give such committees such authority and power
as is within the right of the Board of Trustees to grant,
except that no such committee other than the Executive
Committee shall be empowered to incur on behalf of the
Foundation any obligation or liability not specifically
provided for in the resolution empowering such committee
to act.

ARTICLE VI. AMENDMENTS
Section 1. Amendments.
 These Bylaws may be amended, altered, added to or
modified, or repealed at any time by the Members, at any
meeting thereof, by the two-thirds of those Members,
at the time in office and present at a meeting duly called
for that purpose; provided that such notice of any such
amendment, alteration, addition, modification or appeal
be given to the Members at least twenty days before the
meeting.


PROPOSED RULES OF FAA BOARD RELATING
 TO FAA FOUNDATION
1. Staffing for the FAA Foundation will be provided
 and paid for by the Association under the direction
 of its Executive Director within the financial means
 authorized by the Board of Directors, FAA.
2. The Board of Directors of the Association will submit
 annually to the FAA Foundation a list of projects for
 consideration by the Foundation for funding and
 activation.
3. It is understood that should a potential contributor
 wish to support a project not on the FAA project
 priortiy list, this project would be referred to FAA
 with a request that a special project be prepared with
 the help of an appropriate FAA committee for ap-
 proval of the contributor.
4. The FAA Foundation alone will solicit funds from
 others than corporate members of the FAA, except
 as may otherwise be specifically authorized by the
 Board of Directors of the Association.
 THE FLORIDA ARCHITECT