Tex. Water Code § 17.904
This is the official text of Tex. Water Code § 17.904, part of Texas’s Water Code — governs water rights and water resource management.
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§ 17.904. LINKED DEPOSIT.
Official statutory text
A linked deposit is a deposit governed by a written deposit agreement between the board and an eligible lending institution that provides that:
(1) the eligible lending institution pay interest on the deposit at a rate determined by the board;
(2) the state not withdraw any part of the deposit before the expiration of a period set by a written advance notice of the intention to withdraw; and
(3) the eligible lending institution agree to lend the value of the deposit to a person at a maximum rate that is the rate paid by the eligible lending institution to the board plus a maximum of four percent.
(1) the eligible lending institution pay interest on the deposit at a rate determined by the board;
(2) the state not withdraw any part of the deposit before the expiration of a period set by a written advance notice of the intention to withdraw; and
(3) the eligible lending institution agree to lend the value of the deposit to a person at a maximum rate that is the rate paid by the eligible lending institution to the board plus a maximum of four percent.
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