Tex. Local Government Code § 334.003
This is the official text of Tex. Local Government Code § 334.003, part of Texas’s Local Government Code — governs the powers and operations of Texas cities and counties.
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§ 334.003. APPLICATION TO VENUE CONSTRUCTED UNDER OTHER LAW.
Official statutory text
(a) Except as provided by Subsection (b), a county or municipality may use this chapter for a venue project relating to a venue and related infrastructure planned, acquired, established, developed, constructed, or renovated under other law, including Chapter 505 of this code or Subchapter E, Chapter 451, Transportation Code.
(b) For a venue and related infrastructure planned, acquired, established, developed, constructed, or renovated under other law, a county or municipality may not use revenue from a method of financing approved at an election held under this chapter for the purpose of improving, renovating, or expanding the venue or related infrastructure to:
(1) demolish the venue; and
(2) subsequently construct a new venue.
(b) For a venue and related infrastructure planned, acquired, established, developed, constructed, or renovated under other law, a county or municipality may not use revenue from a method of financing approved at an election held under this chapter for the purpose of improving, renovating, or expanding the venue or related infrastructure to:
(1) demolish the venue; and
(2) subsequently construct a new venue.
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