Nonprofit groups that run a yearly agricultural fair at an authority-owned facility may appoint a voting member to the authority’s board.
A nonprofit that runs an agricultural fair at least once a year at an authority-owned facility may appoint an extra voting board member while its use agreement lasts.
The authorities chapter covers agricultural exposition buildings and related facilities, including supporting systems dedicated to public use.
A nonprofit fair operator may appoint an additional voting member to the authority’s board. The rule applies to a nonprofit that operates an agricultural fair at an authority-owned agricultural exposition facility. The facility must be owned by the authority, and the nonprofit must lease or use it to operate an agricultural fair at least once a year. The appointed director has the same rights and duties as directors appointed by the municipality. The director’s term lasts only while the nonprofit has a lease or other agreement to use the facility.
The law defines convention center facilities and projects to include agricultural exposition facilities. Agricultural exposition projects include exhibition buildings and related facilities; convention center projects include event facilities and related supporting infrastructure. Supporting systems for agricultural exposition projects must be dedicated to public use.
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