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14-88-505. Records of meetings.
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14-88-505. Records of meetings.
(a) The commissioners of a municipal improvement district shall maintain on file for inspection and copying a record of regular and special meetings of the municipal improvement district board.
(b) The records kept under subsection (a) of this section shall include without limitation:
(1) Meeting notices with date, time, and location;
(2) Meeting agendas;
(3) Detailed minutes of meetings;
(4) Financial reports with supporting bank statements; and
(5) Actions taken by the board with supporting documentation and plans, if any.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-88-505
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14-88-505. Records of meetings.
(a) The commissioners of a municipal improvement district shall maintain on file for inspection and copying a record of regular and special meetings of the municipal improvement district board.
(b) The records kept under subsection (a) of this section shall include without limitation:
(1) Meeting notices with date, time, and location;
(2) Meeting agendas;
(3) Detailed minutes of meetings;
(4) Financial reports with supporting bank statements; and
(5) Actions taken by the board with supporting documentation and plans, if any.
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