This law section states that the board must choose one of its members to be the president and also needs to appoint someone to serve as the secretary.

This law states that the board must choose and keep an office for the district in a permanent location, and this location doesn't have to be inside the district itself.

This law states that the board must have regular meetings, and the schedule for these meetings should be decided and agreed upon with a formal resolution.

This law allows the Elsinore Water District's Board of Directors to hold their meetings either at the district office or at any publicly owned location within their jurisdiction, or up to one mile outside their jurisdiction, regardless of other laws that might suggest otherwise.

For the board to conduct official business, more than half of its members must be present.

This law states that for any decision to be made during a directors' meeting, more than half of those present must agree, as long as enough members (a quorum) are there to hold the meeting.

The board is responsible for running and overseeing all activities and business matters of the district, except in cases where specific exceptions are outlined.

This section requires that any district board that existed when this law was enacted must submit a certificate to the Secretary of State by January 1, 1964. This certificate must include the district's name, formation date, and counties in which the district is located, along with a map or detailed description of its boundaries. If all this information is already present in the district's formation order, a copy of that order can be submitted instead.