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Arkansas Code Title 14. Local Government § 14-169-309. Appointment of additional commissioners

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a)(1) When the area of operation of a regional housing authority is increased to include an additional county as provided in § 14-169-304, the governing body of each county shall thereupon appoint one (1) additional person as a commissioner of the regional housing authority.

(2) If the area of operation of a regional housing authority consists at any time of an even number of counties, the commissioners of the regional housing authority appointed by the governing bodies of the counties shall appoint one (1) additional commissioner, whose term of office shall be as provided in this section for a commissioner of a regional housing authority except that such term shall end at any earlier time that the area of operation of the regional housing authority shall be changed to consist of an odd number of counties.

(b)(1) The term of office of such person begins during the terms of office of the commissioners appointing him.

(2) The commissioners of the authority appointed by the governing bodies of the counties shall likewise appoint each person to succeed the additional commissioners.

(c) A certificate of the appointment of any additional commissioner of the regional housing authority shall be filed with the other records of the regional housing authority and shall be conclusive evidence of the due and proper appointment of the additional commissioner.

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