Provides for mayor to retain appointing authority under certain circumstances.

This bill clarifies that mayors elected at-large (by all voters, not just a district) in municipalities using a council-manager form of government retain the authority to appoint members to school boards and public library trustees, as required by state law. It amends two sections of New Jersey law to explicitly state that these appointments remain the mayor's responsibility, even in council-manager municipalities. The change ensures consistency with existing legal provisions and prevents confusion about who holds this appointing power. (Procedural bill; summary limited to 2 sentences as requested.)