Texas § TN.441.019 - CONTENTS OF PETITION
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§ TN.441.019. CONTENTS OF PETITION
CONTENTS OF PETITION. (a) The petition must include: (1) the district's name; (2) the name of each county in which the district will be located; (3) a description of the district's boundaries; (4) each petitioner's name; (5) a statement that the petitioners hold title to all real property in the district, as shown on county tax rolls; (6) the names of suggested temporary directors; (7) a brief description of any road facility that the district is to construct, acquire, or improve; (8) the amount of bonds estimated to be necessary to finance the proposed construction, acquisition, or improvement; (9) the current appraised value of all real property in the district; (10) the name of each governmental entity to which the district will convey a road facility; and (11) other information that the commission considers necessary. (b) The petition must be signed by the persons holding title to all real property in the district, as shown on county tax rolls. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.
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