Tex. Transportation Code § 68.092
This is the official text of Tex. Transportation Code § 68.092, part of Texas’s Transportation Code — governs vehicles, drivers, and roadways.
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§ 68.092. ASSOCIATION PURPOSES.
Official statutory text
The purposes of the Brazos Pilots Association are:
(1) the leasing, ownership, management, and operation of equipment and facilities suitable for use by member pilots individually and collectively in performing their individual and collective duties as branch pilots, including pilot boats, communication equipment, and pilot stations;
(2) administering the business of providing an efficient and safe pilot service in accordance with bylaws adopted by a majority vote of the members of the association;
(3) providing a pilots' retirement fund through membership participation; and
(4) maintaining continuous liaison with the board through its elected representatives.
(1) the leasing, ownership, management, and operation of equipment and facilities suitable for use by member pilots individually and collectively in performing their individual and collective duties as branch pilots, including pilot boats, communication equipment, and pilot stations;
(2) administering the business of providing an efficient and safe pilot service in accordance with bylaws adopted by a majority vote of the members of the association;
(3) providing a pilots' retirement fund through membership participation; and
(4) maintaining continuous liaison with the board through its elected representatives.
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