Texas § 8865.052 APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

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§ 8865.052 — APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

Texas § 8865.052

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8865.052 (2026).

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Sec. 8865.052. APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

(a)The Milam County Commissioners Court shall appoint five directors, of whom:

(1)one must represent municipal interests in the county;

(2)one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agriculture in the county;

(3)one must be a director or employee of a rural water supply corporation in the county;

(4)one must represent active industrial interests in the county; and

(5)one must represent the interests of the county at large.

(b)The Burleson County Commissioners Court shall appoint five directors, of whom:

(1)one must represent municipal interests in the county;

(2)one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agri

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Sec. 8865.052. APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS. (a) The Milam County Commissioners Court shall appoint five directors, of whom:
(1) one must represent municipal interests in the county;
(2) one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agriculture in the county;
(3) one must be a director or employee of a rural water supply corporation in the county;
(4) one must represent active industrial interests in the county; and
(5) one must represent the interests of the county at large.
(b) The Burleson County Commissioners Court shall appoint five directors, of whom:
(1) one must represent municipal interests in the county;
(2) one must be a bona fide agricultural producer who derives a substantial portion of the producer's income from agriculture in the county;
(3) one must be a director or employee of a rural water supply corporation in the county;
(4) one must represent active industrial interests in the county; and
(5) one must represent the interests of the county at large.
(c) On January 1 of each even-numbered year, the appropriate commissioners court shall appoint the appropriate number of directors.