Relating to the composition of the board of directors of certain appraisal districts.

HB 4013 changes how property tax appraisal districts in Texas select their governing boards. It requires districts to divide into four single-member districts for electing directors (replacing a previous three-district system), increasing the board size to 10 members (four appointed by taxing units, four elected from districts, plus the county assessor-collector as ex-officio). The bill mandates that district boundaries must be revised after each federal census to reflect population changes, and requires directors to reside in their elected district for two years prior to taking office. This directly affects appraisal districts, their boards, and voters in those districts who elect local tax assessors.