Texas § SD.3856.053 - NONVOTING DIRECTORS
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§ SD.3856.053. NONVOTING DIRECTORS
NONVOTING DIRECTORS. (a) The following persons serve as nonvoting directors: (1) the directors of the following departments of the City of Galveston or a person designated by that director: (A) parks and recreation; (B) planning and zoning; and (C) public works; and (2) the city manager of the City of Galveston or a person designated by the city manager. (b) If a department described by Subsection (a) is consolidated, renamed, or changed, the board may appoint a director of the consolidated, renamed, or changed department as a nonvoting director. If a department described by Subsection (a) is abolished, the board may appoint a representative of another department that performs duties comparable to those performed by the abolished entity. (c) Nonvoting directors are not counted for the purposes of establishing a quorum of the board. Added by Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1128 (H.B. 4053 ), Sec. 1, eff. June 15, 2007.
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