42-3211b. DECISION TO ESTABLISH BOARD DIRECTOR ZONES. Subsequent to the creation of a water and/or sewer district and the election of the first board of directors, the water and/or sewer district board of directors may elect, by resolution, to divide the district into five (5) director zones, as nearly equal in area and parcels to be served as practicable, to be known as zones one, two, three, four and five. If the board of directors elects to create director zones, then it shall also, prior to the next district election, adopt a director election transition schedule for each zone, in accordance with the terms of office of the existing directors, which provides that at the end of the last then-currently serving director term, there will not be more than one (1) director per director zone.
(1) In the event the board of directors establishes director zones, each water and/or sewer district director shall be elected on a districtwide basis.
(2) Director zones may be revised or modified by the board of directors as conditions governing their establishment change.
History:
[42-3211b, added 2016, ch. 278, sec. 3, p. 767.]
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