The board shall keep a minute book, appropriately bound and marked, in which the minutes of each meeting of the board shall be kept, together with all resolutions, regulations, tax levies, and other pertinent material. A copy of the contents of the minute book shall be kept on file in the office of the clerk of the county or city which has the greatest population of the district. The public shall have the right to inspect the book and its contents at all times.
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