Public Meetings; Special Districts and Authorities; Appraisal Districts; Taxes and Taxation - Political Subdivisions; Administration
JC-0580
Texas Attorney General Opinion
Assessor-collector who serves as nonvoting member of appraisal district board is counted in determining presence of quorum, and may also serve as board officer, and may make and second motions if the board gives him that authority|Assessor-collector who serves as nonvoting member of appraisal district board is counted in determining presence of quorum
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