Texas § 8876.052 TERMS AND APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

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§ 8876.052 — TERMS AND APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

Texas § 8876.052

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8876.052 (2026).

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Sec. 8876.052. TERMS AND APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS.

(a)Directors serve staggered four-year terms, with three or four terms expiring December 1 every other year. Directors are appointed by the commissioners court as follows:

(1)three directors shall represent agricultural interests;

(2)three directors shall represent municipal water interests; and

(3)one director shall represent rural domestic water supply interests.

(b)For the purpose of Subsection (a), a person appointed to represent agricultural interests must be involved in agriculture, as defined by Section 11.002 (12), Water Code.

(c)To be appointed under this section, a person must satisfy the requirements for holding elective office under Section 141.001 , Election Code.

(d)A director may serve two consecutive terms and may se

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Sec. 8876.052. TERMS AND APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTORS. (a) Directors serve staggered four-year terms, with three or four terms expiring December 1 every other year. Directors are appointed by the commissioners court as follows:
(1) three directors shall represent agricultural interests;
(2) three directors shall represent municipal water interests; and
(3) one director shall represent rural domestic water supply interests.
(b) For the purpose of Subsection (a), a person appointed to represent agricultural interests must be involved in agriculture, as defined by Section 11.002 (12), Water Code.
(c) To be appointed under this section, a person must satisfy the requirements for holding elective office under Section 141.001 , Election Code.
(d) A director may serve two consecutive terms and may serve another two consecutive terms after not serving for four years.
(e) The commissioners court shall appoint a director to succeed a serving director on or before the date the serving director's term expires.