Texas § TN.472.002 - CONTRACTS INVOLVING POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR ROAD DISTRICT TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINT

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§ TN.472.002. CONTRACTS INVOLVING POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR ROAD DISTRICT TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINT

CONTRACTS INVOLVING POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OR ROAD DISTRICT TO CONSTRUCT AND MAINTAIN HIGHWAY. The governing body of a political subdivision or road district that determines an improvement is reasonable, necessary, and beneficial to the subdivision or district may contract with another governmental entity to: (1) acquire with bond proceeds necessary rights-of-way for the road or highway; and (2) construct and maintain the road or highway in cooperation with the entity. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.

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