Director Districts Sample Clauses

Director Districts. Based upon geographic, regional, population, membership, subdivision, economic development, permanent or full residency, seasonal or partial residency, or other equitable consideration determined by the Board, the Board may divide the general area in which the Cooperative Provides Cooperative Services (“Cooperative Service Area”) into a number of districts between five and nine that equitably represent the individual Members (“Director Districts”). Director Districts should provide equitable representation on the Board from throughout the Cooperative Service Area. If a Member Uses a Cooperative Service at Locations in more than one Director District, then (1) if the Member is an individual and resides within the Cooperative Service Area, the Member Uses a Cooperative Service at a Location in the Director District in which the Member resides; and (2) if the Member is an individual and does not reside within the Cooperative Service Area, or if the Member is an Entity, the Member Uses a Cooperative Service at a Location in the Director District in which the Member first Used, and continues to Use, a Cooperative Service. Based upon geographic, regional, population, membership, subdivision, economic development, permanent or full residency, seasonal or partial residency, or other equitable consideration determined by the Board the Board may revise the Director Districts to ensure that the Director Districts equitably represent the individual Members. Within thirty days following a Director District revision, and at least thirty days before the next Annual Member Meeting, the Cooperative must notify, in writing or Electronically, Members affected by the Director District revision. Director District revisions are effective on the date the Cooperative releases written or Electronic notice of the Director District revision. A Director District revision may not increase an existing Director’s Director Term; but may shorten a Director’s Director Term. If a Director District revision would result in two Directors from a new, single Director District, then the revision will take effect following a special election for Director of that Director District at the next Annual Meeting of the Members. The term of the Director elected at such special election shall be determined by the Board to reconcile with staggered Director terms.
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Director Districts. The Board may revise the boundaries of Director Districts upon a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Board.The purpose of the Director Districts is to ensure a degree of geographic and hydrographic diversity on the Board.The boundaries of any Director District shall be drawn at the discretion of the Board. No Person shall have a fundamental right in the location of or process through which such boundaries are drawn. Accordingly, no Person shall be allowed to challenge the boundaries of a Director District based on the principle of “one person, one vote.”
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Director Districts. The Board shall divide the general area in which the Cooperative provides a Cooperative Service ("Cooperative Service Area") into nine districts that equitably represent the Members based upon geographic, regional, population, membership, or other equitable considerations ("Director Districts"). Each Director District shall be represented by one (1)
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