Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 1030.357
This is the official text of Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 1030.357, part of Texas’s Special District Local Laws Code — consolidates the individual laws creating Texas's special-purpose local government districts.
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§ 1030.357. COMPOSITION AND ELECTION OF BOARD FOLLOWING ANNEXATION.
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(a) If annexation is approved, the board shall be governed by a board of nine directors with two directors elected from each commissioners precinct and one director elected at large.
(b) At the next regularly scheduled board meeting following the canvassing of the election to expand the district's territory, the board shall appoint two individuals who meet the qualifications under Section 1030.054 to serve as temporary directors representing Precinct 4 until the date of the next regular election of directors.
(c) On the date of the next regular election following the approval of annexation, in addition to the directors scheduled to be elected at that election, two directors shall be elected from Precinct 4.
(d) The two initial directors elected from Precinct 4 shall draw lots to determine which director shall serve a one-year term.
(b) At the next regularly scheduled board meeting following the canvassing of the election to expand the district's territory, the board shall appoint two individuals who meet the qualifications under Section 1030.054 to serve as temporary directors representing Precinct 4 until the date of the next regular election of directors.
(c) On the date of the next regular election following the approval of annexation, in addition to the directors scheduled to be elected at that election, two directors shall be elected from Precinct 4.
(d) The two initial directors elected from Precinct 4 shall draw lots to determine which director shall serve a one-year term.
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