Texas § 2306.0985 RECOVERY OF FUNDS FROM CERTAIN SUBDIVISIONS.

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§ 2306.0985 — RECOVERY OF FUNDS FROM CERTAIN SUBDIVISIONS.

Texas § 2306.0985

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2306.0985 (2026).

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Sec. 2306.0985. RECOVERY OF FUNDS FROM CERTAIN SUBDIVISIONS.

(a)It is the intent of the legislature that a private developer not unduly benefit from the expenditure by the state of public funds on infrastructure for public benefit.

(b)This section applies only to property located in:

(1)the unincorporated area of an affected county, as defined by Section 16.341 , Water Code; and

(2)an economically distressed area, as defined by Section 16.341 , Water Code.

(c)As a condition for the receipt of state funds, and to the extent permitted by law, federal funds, the department may require a political entity with authority to tax and place a lien on property to place a lien or assessment on property that benefits from the expenditure of state or federal funds for water, wastewater, or drainag

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Sec. 2306.0985. RECOVERY OF FUNDS FROM CERTAIN SUBDIVISIONS. (a) It is the intent of the legislature that a private developer not unduly benefit from the expenditure by the state of public funds on infrastructure for public benefit.
(b) This section applies only to property located in:
(1) the unincorporated area of an affected county, as defined by Section 16.341 , Water Code; and
(2) an economically distressed area, as defined by Section 16.341 , Water Code.
(c) As a condition for the receipt of state funds, and to the extent permitted by law, federal funds, the department may require a political entity with authority to tax and place a lien on property to place a lien or assessment on property that benefits from the expenditure of state or federal funds for water, wastewater, or drainage improvements affecting the property. The lien or assessment may not exceed an amount equal to the cost of making the improvements as those costs relate to the property. The lien or assessment expires 10 years after the date the improvements are completed.
(d) If property subject to a lien or assessment under Subsection (c) is sold, the seller must pay to the political entity from the proceeds of the sale an amount equal to the value of the lien or assessment. This subsection does not apply if:
(1) the reason for the sale is:
(A) the disposition of the estate following the death of the owner of the property; or
(B) the owner because of physical condition must reside in a continuous care facility and no longer resides on the property; or
(2) the owner of the property is a person of low or moderate income.
(e) If property subject to a lien or assessment under Subsection (c) is repossessed by the holder of a note or a contract for deed, the holder must pay to the political entity an amount equal to the value of the lien or assessment before taking possession of the property.
(f) Subject to rules adopted by the department, a political entity shall collect payments made under this section and remit the funds for deposit in the treasury to the credit of a special account in the general revenue fund that may be appropriated only to the department for use in administering a program under Section 2306.098.
(g) After public notice and comment, the department shall adopt rules to administer this section. The department may provide by rule for the reduction or waiver of a fee authorized by this section.
SUBCHAPTER F. HOUSING FINANCE DIVISION: GENERAL PROVISIONS