Tex. Agriculture Code § 60.084
This is the official text of Tex. Agriculture Code § 60.084, part of Texas’s Agriculture Code — regulates farming, livestock, and agricultural commerce.
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§ 60.084. MANAGEMENT OF DISTRICT.
Official statutory text
(a) The board has control over and shall manage the affairs of the district and may employ any person, firm, partnership, or corporation the board considers necessary for conducting the affairs of the district, including engineers, attorneys, financial advisors, a general manager, operations personnel, auditors, and secretaries.
(b) The board may require an officer or employee to execute a bond payable to the district and conditioned on the faithful performance of the person's duties.
(c) The board may remove any district employee.
(d) The board may adopt rules necessary or convenient to carry out district powers and duties to govern its affairs.
(e) The board may adopt rules to preserve the public health and welfare concerning the agricultural products submitted to the district for harvesting, processing, distributing, or transporting.
(f) The board may adopt rules on the priority of the use of district property and services, including the payment of fees.
(b) The board may require an officer or employee to execute a bond payable to the district and conditioned on the faithful performance of the person's duties.
(c) The board may remove any district employee.
(d) The board may adopt rules necessary or convenient to carry out district powers and duties to govern its affairs.
(e) The board may adopt rules to preserve the public health and welfare concerning the agricultural products submitted to the district for harvesting, processing, distributing, or transporting.
(f) The board may adopt rules on the priority of the use of district property and services, including the payment of fees.
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