Texas § TN.452.362 - ELECTION TO PLEDGE TAXES
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§ TN.452.362. ELECTION TO PLEDGE TAXES
ELECTION TO PLEDGE TAXES. (a) The executive committee may order an election to authorize the pledge of sales and use tax revenue to the payment of a specified amount of long-term bonds for the authority's public transportation system. (b) Sales and use tax revenue at a rate higher than the previously approved rate may not be pledged. (c) The notice of election shall be published, the proposition and ballot prepared, and the election held in accordance with and at the times permitted by the law applicable to a municipal bond election. The authority may publish, or distribute in another manner, additional copies of the election order to inform the voters fully of its content. (d) If the proposition is approved, the authority may issue bonds in an amount not exceeding the amount approved. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.
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