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Lubbock ISD board splits its 446 appraisal-district votes between two candidates
Summary
The board approved a resolution to cast Lubbock ISD's 446 votes for the Lubbock Central Appraisal District Board of Directors evenly between candidates Brady Goen and Greg Jones (223 votes each).
The Lubbock ISD Board approved a resolution Nov. 13 directing the district's 446 votes for the Lubbock Central Appraisal District Board of Directors to be split evenly between candidates Brady Goen and Greg Jones.
The minutes record that the district is entitled to cast 446 votes and that the votes were allocated 223 each to Brady Goen and Greg Jones. Presenter Kathy Rollo introduced the resolution; Trustee Jason Ratliff moved it and Trustee Beth Bridges seconded. The motion passed 7-0.
The resolution in the minutes cites Texas property code authorities regarding appraisal districts and instructs that a copy be submitted to the chief appraiser within three days. The motion carried without recorded dissent.
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