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Texas Transportation Code - TRANSP § 22.0745. Nonconstituent Municipality Representation on Joint Board

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) In this section, “nonconstituent municipality” means a municipality that has territory within the boundaries of an airport that is governed by a joint board for which the constituent agencies are populous home-rule municipalities.

(b) A joint board for which the constituent agencies are populous home-rule municipalities must include in its membership a nonvoting member jointly appointed by the airport's nonconstituent municipalities.

(c) A member appointed under Subsection (b) serves a one-year term.  The nonconstituent municipalities by agreement shall establish an order under which members are appointed under Subsection (b) that ensures that each nonconstituent municipality has a representative on the joint board on a rotating basis.

(d) The member appointed under Subsection (b) is not entitled to:

(1) attend or participate in a meeting of the joint board that is a closed meeting under Chapter 551, Government Code;  or

(2) inspect or copy information that is collected, assembled, or maintained by the joint board, if the information is confidential or excepted from public disclosure under Chapter 552, Government Code.

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