4. Design, construct, reconstruct, repair, maintain and operate all
county buildings and structures and have charge of and manage all real property owned by the county, except as otherwise provided by this charter or by ordinance; 5. Have charge of the acquisition, by purchase or otherwise, of any
interest in real property, except as otherwise provided by this charter orby ordinance. 6. Administer programs relating to neighborhood preservation
and improvement. Section 4.185. There shall be a building commission of five
residents holding no other county office appointed by the county executive subject to confirmation by the
council.Members shall serve overlapping terms of three years except those appointed to fill a vacancy occurring during the term of a member. The building commission shall prepare and recommend to the council codes and amendments thereto regulating the construction of buildings. When authorized by ordinance the commission shall have all the powers and duties prescribed by law for the building commission and the department and board of plumbing and sewer inspection and such other powers and duties provided by ordinance. The director of transportation and public works shall be the secretary and executive officer of the commission. The commission may appoint advisory committees to assist with the licensing of trades as may be provided by ordinance.
Department OfHuman Services Section 4.190. The director of human services shall have a
bachelor's degree from an accredited college and at least five years' experience in a responsible executive or administrative position in social services or related
programs.The director shall also be known as the countywelfare commissioner. Section 4.200. The director of human services shall exercise
those powers and perform those duties required by law or by ordinance and all of the powers and duties conferred by law or ordinance on county welfare commissioners. In addition and without limitation the director shall administer programs relating to
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