Texas § 1471.061 ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES.

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§ 1471.061 — ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES.

Texas § 1471.061

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1471.061 (2026).

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Sec. 1471.061. ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES.

(a)A road district may issue and transfer, on terms determined by the district, a certificate of assessment for each assessed lot or parcel. A certificate of assessment may be issued under Chapter 1207 as if it were a bond. On making a supplemental assessment or reassessment, the district shall provide a certificate of assessment reflecting any change in the value of the original assessment.

(b)A certificate must state:

(1)the amount of the lien on the assessed property;

(2)the liability of the property owner for the lien;

(3)the terms of transfer of the certificate;

(4)that the assessment was imposed and the certificate was issued under this subchapter; and

(5)that the certificate is not an obligation of or secured by a pledge of th

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Sec. 1471.061. ISSUANCE AND FORM OF CERTIFICATES. (a) A road district may issue and transfer, on terms determined by the district, a certificate of assessment for each assessed lot or parcel. A certificate of assessment may be issued under Chapter 1207 as if it were a bond. On making a supplemental assessment or reassessment, the district shall provide a certificate of assessment reflecting any change in the value of the original assessment.
(b) A certificate must state:
(1) the amount of the lien on the assessed property;
(2) the liability of the property owner for the lien;
(3) the terms of transfer of the certificate;
(4) that the assessment was imposed and the certificate was issued under this subchapter; and
(5) that the certificate is not an obligation of or secured by a pledge of the faith or credit of a county in which the district is located.
(c) A certificate is prima facie evidence of all the matters shown on the certificate.
(d) A holder of the certificate may enforce the assessment in the same manner as the district may enforce assessments made under this subchapter.