§ 101645 Board Member Meeting Pay
This law lets the board decide how much to pay people who sit on its boards or committees, setting a maximum per meeting and a monthly limit, plus any reasonable expenses.
A director goes to three board meetings in one month and spends $20 on travel and meals.
The board can pay the director up to $50 for each meeting, but no more than $100 total for the month. Because three meetings would be $150, the monthly cap of $100 applies. Then the $20 of travel costs are added, so the director gets $120.
Payment = min(Number_of_Meetings × Per_Meeting_Limit, Monthly_Cap) + Reasonable_Expenses
Director attends 3 meetings, per‑meeting limit $50, monthly cap $100, expenses $20.
Result: Payment = min(3 × 50, 100) + 20 = min(150, 100) + 20 = 100 + 20 = $120
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§ 101645 Board Member Meeting Pay
Last verified: January 11, 2026