Tex. Local Government Code § 324.100
This is the official text of Tex. Local Government Code § 324.100, part of Texas’s Local Government Code — governs the powers and operations of Texas cities and counties.
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§ 324.100. DISPOSITION OF REVENUE.
Official statutory text
In addition to any other purpose or obligation of a district, a district may use its tax revenue and other revenue for:
(1) acquisition of a right-of-way that leads to or is in the district;
(2) construction, improvement, or maintenance of a road that leads to or is in the district;
(3) provision of law enforcement, emergency medical services, or fire protection in the district;
(4) programs to improve the water quality and sanitary conditions in the district;
(5) other programs that promote water-oriented recreation in the district;
(6) contribution to the county's general fund in the event that the board finds it has excess revenues;
(7) payment of indebtedness for bonds issued under Sections 324.091 and 324.092;
(8) acquiring insurance for the district;
(9) hiring necessary personnel as provided by Section 324.062;
(10) construction of facilities to house district personnel and equipment;
(11) leasing of property as necessary to benefit the district; and
(12) any other lawful purpose for the benefit of the district.
(1) acquisition of a right-of-way that leads to or is in the district;
(2) construction, improvement, or maintenance of a road that leads to or is in the district;
(3) provision of law enforcement, emergency medical services, or fire protection in the district;
(4) programs to improve the water quality and sanitary conditions in the district;
(5) other programs that promote water-oriented recreation in the district;
(6) contribution to the county's general fund in the event that the board finds it has excess revenues;
(7) payment of indebtedness for bonds issued under Sections 324.091 and 324.092;
(8) acquiring insurance for the district;
(9) hiring necessary personnel as provided by Section 324.062;
(10) construction of facilities to house district personnel and equipment;
(11) leasing of property as necessary to benefit the district; and
(12) any other lawful purpose for the benefit of the district.
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