Texas Agriculture Code 78.013 – District Boundaries; Name
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(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.
Terms Used In Texas Agriculture Code 78.013
- Corporation: A legal entity owned by the holders of shares of stock that have been issued, and that can own, receive, and transfer property, and carry on business in its own name.
(c) A district must bear a name containing the words “noxious weed control district.”