Relating to the location of meetings of the board of directors of a municipal utility district.

SB 933 requires boards of municipal utility districts in Texas to hold meetings at publicly accessible locations based on the district's development level. For districts with less than 50% developed land, meetings must occur inside the district or within 10 miles outside it. For districts with 50% or more developed land, meetings typically must stay inside the district, though boards may hold them up to 10 miles outside if five qualified electors petition for it. The bill does not restrict virtual meetings via phone or video conference, as permitted under existing law. This directly affects municipal utility district boards and their public accessibility obligations.