Texas HB4013 amends the composition of appraisal district boards in counties with populations over 75,000.

Texas HB4013 modifies the structure of appraisal district boards in counties with populations exceeding 75,000. The bill mandates that these boards divide the district into four single-member districts for electing directors. It also specifies that candidates must indicate the single-member district they seek to represent on their ballot application. The board must revise these districts after each federal decennial census. The bill repeals certain sections of previous legislation and sets rules for filling vacancies and appointing directors.

Texas HB4013 amends the composition of appraisal district boards in counties with populations over 75,000.

Texas HB4013 modifies the structure of appraisal district boards in counties with populations exceeding 75,000. The bill mandates that these boards divide the district into four single-member districts for electing directors. It also specifies that candidates must indicate the single-member district they seek to represent on their ballot application. The board must revise these districts after each federal decennial census. The bill repeals certain sections of previous legislation and sets rules for filling vacancies and appointing directors.