§ 101110 Initial Board Appointment Timeline

This law says a new district has to pick its first board members within 30 days of being created, and they start working right away once they’re officially appointed and qualified.

Key Takeaways

•First board members must be appointed within 30 days of the district’s formation.
•Members start their job immediately after they are appointed and meet any qualification requirements.
•The rule applies only to the initial (first) board members.

Example

A new community health district is set up on March 1. By March 31, the district must choose its first board members.

The board members are chosen before March 31, they file any needed paperwork, and they begin their jobs the moment the paperwork is approved.

The appointment of the first members of the board of directors shall be made within 30 days after the date of the formation of the district. The members shall take office immediately upon their appointment and qualification. (Added by Stats. 1971, Ch. 1161.)

This law says a new district has to pick its first board members within 30 days of being created, and they start working right away once they’re officially appointed and qualified.

Key Takeaways

•First board members must be appointed within 30 days of the district’s formation.
•Members start their job immediately after they are appointed and meet any qualification requirements.
•The rule applies only to the initial (first) board members.

Example

A new community health district is set up on March 1. By March 31, the district must choose its first board members.

The board members are chosen before March 31, they file any needed paperwork, and they begin their jobs the moment the paperwork is approved.

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