Texas § 8825.053 APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

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§ 8825.053 — APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

Texas § 8825.053

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8825.053 (2026).

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Sec. 8825.053. APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

(a)The commissioners courts of the counties in the district, if the district has two to five counties, shall each appoint four directors, of whom:

(1)one must represent municipal interests;

(2)one must represent agricultural interests;

(3)one must represent industrial interests; and

(4)one must represent rural water suppliers' interests.

(b)If the district consists of one county, the commissioners court of that county shall appoint eight directors, of whom:

(1)two must represent municipal interests;

(2)two must represent agricultural interests;

(3)two must represent industrial interests; and

(4)two must represent rural water suppliers' interests.

(c)Every two years after the date on which all initial directors qualified as required by Sec

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Sec. 8825.053. APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS. (a) The commissioners courts of the counties in the district, if the district has two to five counties, shall each appoint four directors, of whom:
(1) one must represent municipal interests;
(2) one must represent agricultural interests;
(3) one must represent industrial interests; and
(4) one must represent rural water suppliers' interests.
(b) If the district consists of one county, the commissioners court of that county shall appoint eight directors, of whom:
(1) two must represent municipal interests;
(2) two must represent agricultural interests;
(3) two must represent industrial interests; and
(4) two must represent rural water suppliers' interests.
(c) Every two years after the date on which all initial directors qualified as required by Section 36.055 , Water Code, the appropriate commissioners courts shall each appoint the appropriate number of directors.