Tex. Water Code § 63.257
This is the official text of Tex. Water Code § 63.257, part of Texas’s Water Code — governs water rights and water resource management.
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§ 63.257. BOND RECORD.
Official statutory text
(a) After bonds are issued, the board shall procure and deliver to the secretary of the district a well-bound book for recording the bonds.
(b) The record kept in the book shall include:
(1) the bonds and their numbers;
(2) the amount of the bonds;
(3) the interest rate;
(4) the date of issuance;
(5) the date the bonds become due;
(6) the place where the bonds are payable;
(7) the amount received for each bond; and
(8) the tax levy to pay interest and provide a sinking fund.
(c) The bond record shall be available for public inspection by all interested parties in the district.
(d) On payment of a bond, an entry of the payment shall be made in the bond record.
(b) The record kept in the book shall include:
(1) the bonds and their numbers;
(2) the amount of the bonds;
(3) the interest rate;
(4) the date of issuance;
(5) the date the bonds become due;
(6) the place where the bonds are payable;
(7) the amount received for each bond; and
(8) the tax levy to pay interest and provide a sinking fund.
(c) The bond record shall be available for public inspection by all interested parties in the district.
(d) On payment of a bond, an entry of the payment shall be made in the bond record.
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