1. The governing body of any district organized or reorganized under and operating as provided in any chapter in title 25 of NRS, excluding chapters 315, 318 and 318A of NRS, must be designated a board of trustees and shall reorganize as provided in this section so that after the transitional period the board consists of five qualified electors from time to time chosen as provided in NRS 318.095 and other provisions of this chapter supplemental thereto.
2. No existing member of any such governing body may be required to resign from the board before the termination of his or her current term of office in the absence of any disqualification as a member of the governing body under such chapter in title 25 of NRS, excluding chapters 315, 318 and 318A of NRS. If a regular term of office of any member of any such governing body would terminate on other than the first Monday of January next following a biennial election in the absence of the adoption of this law, the term must be extended to and terminate on the first Monday in January next following a biennial election and following the date on which the term would have ended.
3. If the members of any such governing body at any time number less than five, the number of trustees must be increased to five by appointment, or by both appointment and election, as provided in NRS 318.090, 318.095 and 318.0951.
4. In no event may any successor trustee be elected or appointed to fill any purported vacancy in any unexpired term or in any regular term which successor will increase the trustees on a board to a number exceeding five nor which will result in less than two regular terms of office or more than three regular terms of office ending on the first Monday in January next following any biennial election.
5. Nothing in this section:
(a) Prevents the reorganization of a board by division of the district into district trustee election districts pursuant to NRS 318.0952.
(b) Supersedes the provisions of NRS 318.0953 or 318.09533.
(Added to NRS by 1967, 1692; A 1971, 1053; 1983, 1285; 2017, 2010, 2717)
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