Texas § TN.370.2515 - BOARD COMPOSITION PROPOSAL BY TURNPIKE AUTHORITY

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§ TN.370.2515. BOARD COMPOSITION PROPOSAL BY TURNPIKE AUTHORITY

BOARD COMPOSITION PROPOSAL BY TURNPIKE AUTHORITY. If a county in which a turnpike authority under Chapter 366 operates or a county owning or operating a toll project under Chapter 284 is part of an authority, the turnpike authority or the county may submit to the commission a proposed structure for the board and a method of appointment to the board: (1) at the creation of the authority if the county is a county that initially forms an authority; (2) when a new county is added to the authority; and (3) when the county is initially added to the authority. Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1325, Sec. 2.01, eff. June 21, 2003.

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