Texas § 1504.258 ADDITIONAL USE OF MIXED BEVERAGE TAX RECEIPTS.

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§ 1504.258 — ADDITIONAL USE OF MIXED BEVERAGE TAX RECEIPTS.

Texas § 1504.258

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 1504.258 (2026).

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Sec. 1504.258. ADDITIONAL USE OF MIXED BEVERAGE TAX RECEIPTS. A municipality may spend money derived from the portion of the mixed beverage tax receipts authorized to be pledged under Section 1504.256 for:

(1)advertising and promotion of events to take place in a cultural facility described by Section 1504.252 ;

(2)the attraction of events to a cultural facility described by Section 1504.252 , either by the municipality or through a contract with a person or organization selected by the municipality; and

(3)the encouragement, promotion, improvement, and application of the cultural arts, including opera, ballet, symphony, and theater, and the arts related to the presentation, performance, execution, and exhibition of those major art forms.

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Sec. 1504.258. ADDITIONAL USE OF MIXED BEVERAGE TAX RECEIPTS. A municipality may spend money derived from the portion of the mixed beverage tax receipts authorized to be pledged under Section 1504.256 for:
(1) advertising and promotion of events to take place in a cultural facility described by Section 1504.252 ;
(2) the attraction of events to a cultural facility described by Section 1504.252 , either by the municipality or through a contract with a person or organization selected by the municipality; and
(3) the encouragement, promotion, improvement, and application of the cultural arts, including opera, ballet, symphony, and theater, and the arts related to the presentation, performance, execution, and exhibition of those major art forms.