Texas § HS.363.144 - ADJUSTMENT OF RATES FOR ADEQUATE REVENUE
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§ HS.363.144. ADJUSTMENT OF RATES FOR ADEQUATE REVENUE
ADJUSTMENT OF RATES FOR ADEQUATE REVENUE. A public agency shall adopt and adjust the rates charged for solid waste management services so that revenues, together with taxes levied to support the services, will be sufficient to pay: (1) the expense of operating and maintaining the solid waste management system, including a resource recovery system; (2) the public agency's obligations under a contract; and (3) the public agency's obligations under and in connection with bonds issued that are secured by revenues from the solid waste management service or a solid waste management system, including a resource recovery system. Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 678, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1989.
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