Tex. Local Government Code § 379B.0042
This is the official text of Tex. Local Government Code § 379B.0042, part of Texas’s Local Government Code — governs the powers and operations of Texas cities and counties.
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§ 379B.0042. SERVICES.
Official statutory text
An authority may charge for a service provided, including:
(1) professional consultation services provided in relation to international trade, planning, land use, or construction;
(2) real estate development services, including an employee licensed under Chapter 1101, Occupations Code, acting as a broker;
(3) support or participation in the acquisition of venture capital to finance the authority's redevelopment project, both inside and outside the authority;
(4) participation in or assistance on a joint venture composed of both public and private entities;
(5) promotion of an activity that creates employment opportunities; and
(6) any other service provided in relation to a project undertaken by the authority, alone or with others, to fulfill an authority purpose or objective.
(1) professional consultation services provided in relation to international trade, planning, land use, or construction;
(2) real estate development services, including an employee licensed under Chapter 1101, Occupations Code, acting as a broker;
(3) support or participation in the acquisition of venture capital to finance the authority's redevelopment project, both inside and outside the authority;
(4) participation in or assistance on a joint venture composed of both public and private entities;
(5) promotion of an activity that creates employment opportunities; and
(6) any other service provided in relation to a project undertaken by the authority, alone or with others, to fulfill an authority purpose or objective.
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