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A recent substitute changed this bill's exceptions for out-of-district meetings: an earlier version allowed a public infrastructure district board to meet outside its boundaries for an open annual planning retreat with no formal votes, but the current version instead allows meetings outside the district if they take place within the boundaries of the entity that created the district. Public infrastructure district boards — the governing bodies that oversee infrastructure like roads, utilities, and parks in specific development areas — would generally be required to hold their regular and special meetings within their own district's boundaries starting in May 2026. Exceptions would still apply if no suitable venue exists within the district and a nearby alternative is used, if emergency circumstances make an in-district meeting impractical, or if the meeting location falls within the boundaries of the government entity that created the district.