Texas § TN.460.003 - INELIGIBILITY OF CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES
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§ TN.460.003. INELIGIBILITY OF CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES
INELIGIBILITY OF CERTAIN MUNICIPALITIES. (a) A municipality that is a member of a subregion of a transportation authority governed by a board described in Subchapter O , Chapter 452 , is not eligible to join or become a member of an authority created under this chapter unless: (1) the municipality holds a withdrawal election in accordance with the requirements of Section 452.655 and a majority of the voters at the election approve the withdrawal; (2) the municipality has paid in full all amounts that it is required to pay under Sections 452.659 and 452.660 ; and (3) the comptroller has ceased under Section 452.658 to collect sales and use taxes within the municipality that were levied and collected in the municipality for purposes of the authority from which the municipality has withdrawn. (b) A municipality that is not eligible under this section for membership in an authority created under this chapter may not be added to or join an authority under Section 460.302 or 460.303 until the municipality meets the requirements of this section. Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1186, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 2001.
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