Tex. Transportation Code § 312.047
This is the official text of Tex. Transportation Code § 312.047, part of Texas’s Transportation Code — governs vehicles, drivers, and roadways.
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§ 312.047. ASSESSMENT CERTIFICATE.
Official statutory text
(a) A municipality that makes an assessment under Section 312.022 may:
(1) issue in its name an assignable certificate that declares the liability of the owner and the assessed property; and
(2) determine the terms and conditions of the certificate.
(b) A recital in a certificate that states that the procedure for making the improvement was in compliance with law and that all prerequisites to creating the assessment lien on the property and to creating the personal liability of the property owner were performed is prima facie evidence that the procedure and prerequisites were performed as stated in the certificate.
(1) issue in its name an assignable certificate that declares the liability of the owner and the assessed property; and
(2) determine the terms and conditions of the certificate.
(b) A recital in a certificate that states that the procedure for making the improvement was in compliance with law and that all prerequisites to creating the assessment lien on the property and to creating the personal liability of the property owner were performed is prima facie evidence that the procedure and prerequisites were performed as stated in the certificate.
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