Texas Agriculture Code - Section 78.013. District Boundaries; Name
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§ 78.013. DISTRICT BOUNDARIES; NAME. (a) A district may
include:
(1) a political subdivision or a defined district of
this state;
(2) one or more counties, or a portion of one or more
counties;
(3) all or a portion of a town, village, or municipal
corporation; or
(4) a body of land separated from the rest of the
district.
(b) A district may not include:
(1) less than 32,000 acres;
(2) territory located in more than five counties;
(3) territory in more than one county, unless approved
by the majority vote of eligible voters who reside in the territory
in each county proposed to be included in the district; or
(4) land located in another district.
(c) A district must bear a name containing the words
"noxious weed control district."
Acts 1981, 67th Leg., p. 1210, ch. 388, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1981.
Section: 78.001 78.002 78.003 78.004 78.005 78.011 78.012 78.013 78.014 78.015 78.016 78.017 78.018 78.019 78.020
Last modified: August 10, 2007
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