Texas § SD.3846.103 - SPECIFIC POWERS RELATING TO IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OR SERVICES

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§ SD.3846.103. SPECIFIC POWERS RELATING TO IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OR SERVICES

SPECIFIC POWERS RELATING TO IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OR SERVICES. (a) The district may undertake an improvement project separately or jointly with another person and pay all or part of the costs of improvement projects, including an improvement project that: (1) improves, enhances, or supports public safety and security, fire protection, emergency medical services, or law enforcement in the district; (2) confers a general benefit on the entire district and the areas adjacent to the district; or (3) confers a special benefit on all or part of the district. (b) A district improvement project or service may include: (1) the construction, acquisition, lease, rental, installment purchase, improvement, rehabilitation, repair, relocation, and operation of: (A) landscaping; lighting, banners, or signs; streets or sidewalks, pedestrian or bicycle paths and trails; pedestrian walkways, skywalks, crosswalks, or tunnels; highway right-of-way or transit corridor beautification and improvements; (B) drainage or storm water detention improvements and solid waste, water, sewer, or power facilities and services, including electrical, gas, steam, and chilled water facilities and services; (C) parks, lakes, gardens, recreational facilities, open space, scenic areas, and related exhibits and preserves; fountains, plazas, or pedestrian malls; public art or sculpture and related exhibits and facilities; educational or cultural exhibits and facilities; exhibits, displays, attractions, or facilities for special events, holidays, or seasonal or cultural celebrations; (D) off-street parking facilities, bus terminals, heliports, mass-transit, or roadway-borne or water-borne transportation systems; and (E) other public improvements, facilities, or services similar to the improvements, facilities, or services described by Paragraphs (A)-(D); (2) the cost of removal, razing, demolition, or clearing of land or improvements in connection with providing an improvement project; (3) the acquisition of property or an interest in the property that is made in connection with an authorized improvement project; and (4) the provision of special or supplemental services to improve or promote the area in the district or to protect the public health and safety in the district, including advertising, promotion, tourism, health and sanitation, public safety, security, fire protection or emergency medical services, business recruitment, development, elimination of traffic congestion, and recreational, educational, or cultural improvements, enhancements, or services. Added by Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 920 (H.B. 3166 ), Sec. 1.03, eff. April 1, 2009.

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Section SD.3846.103 ("SPECIFIC POWERS RELATING TO IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OR SERVICES") is part of the The Texas Constitution, the codified statutory law of Texas. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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