Texas § SD.8866.052 - APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS
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§ SD.8866.052. APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS
APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS. (a) The Leon County Commissioners Court shall appoint three directors, of whom: (1) one must represent the interests of municipalities in the county, or must be a director or employee of a rural water supply corporation in the county, or both; (2) one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agriculture in the county; and (3) one must represent active industrial interests in the county. (b) The Madison County Commissioners Court shall appoint three directors, of whom: (1) one must represent the interests of municipalities in the county, or must be a director or employee of a rural water supply corporation in the county, or both; (2) one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agriculture in the county; and (3) one must represent active industrial interests in the county. (c) The Freestone County Commissioners Court shall appoint three directors, of whom: (1) one must represent the interests of municipalities in the county, or must be a director or employee of a rural water supply corporation in the county, or both; (2) one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agriculture in the county; and (3) one must represent active industrial interests in the county. (d) On January 1 of each even-numbered year, the appropriate commissioners courts shall appoint the appropriate number of directors. Added by Acts 2013, 83rd Leg., R.S., Ch. 112 (S.B. 1026 ), Sec. 1.05, eff. April 1, 2015.
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