Texas § LG.383.050 - MANAGEMENT OF DISTRICT

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§ LG.383.050. MANAGEMENT OF DISTRICT

MANAGEMENT OF DISTRICT. (a) The board has control over and shall manage the affairs of the district and shall 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, a utility operator, bookkeepers, auditors, and secretaries. (b) The board shall determine the term of office and the compensation of any employee and consultant by contract or by resolution of the board. (c) The board may remove any employee. (d) The board may require an officer or employer to execute a bond payable to the district and conditioned on the faithful performance of the person's duties. Added by Acts 1997, 75th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 23.05, eff. Sept. 1, 1997.

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