Texas § 383.028 TRUSTS AS SECURITY.

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§ 383.028 — TRUSTS AS SECURITY.

Texas § 383.028

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 383.028 (2026).

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Sec. 383.028. TRUSTS AS SECURITY.

(a)The governing body may additionally secure bonds, including refunding bonds, by a trust indenture under which the trustee may be a bank having trust powers located inside or outside the state.

(b)Regardless of any mortgage, deed of trust lien, or security interest under Section 383.029 , the trust indenture may:

(1)contain any provision that the governing body prescribes for the security of the bonds and the preservation of the trust estate;

(2)provide for amendment or modification of the trust indenture;

(3)condition the right to spend the issuer's money or sell an issuer's control facility on approval of a registered professional engineer selected as provided by the trust indenture;

(4)contain provisions governing issuance of bonds to replace lo

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Sec. 383.028. TRUSTS AS SECURITY. (a) The governing body may additionally secure bonds, including refunding bonds, by a trust indenture under which the trustee may be a bank having trust powers located inside or outside the state.
(b) Regardless of any mortgage, deed of trust lien, or security interest under Section 383.029 , the trust indenture may:
(1) contain any provision that the governing body prescribes for the security of the bonds and the preservation of the trust estate;
(2) provide for amendment or modification of the trust indenture;
(3) condition the right to spend the issuer's money or sell an issuer's control facility on approval of a registered professional engineer selected as provided by the trust indenture;
(4) contain provisions governing issuance of bonds to replace lost, stolen, or mutilated bonds; and
(5) otherwise provide for protecting and enforcing a bondholder's rights and remedies as is reasonable, proper, and lawful.