Texas § 501.159 POWERS CONCERNING PROJECTS; JURISDICTION.

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§ 501.159 — POWERS CONCERNING PROJECTS; JURISDICTION.

Texas § 501.159

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 501.159 (2026).

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Sec. 501.159. POWERS CONCERNING PROJECTS; JURISDICTION.

(a)A corporation may acquire, by construction, devise, purchase, gift, lease, or otherwise, or any one or more of those methods and may construct, improve, maintain, equip, and furnish one or more projects undertaken by another corporation or located within this state, including within the coastal waters of this state, and within or partially within the limits of the authorizing unit of the corporation or within the limits of another unit, if the governing body of the other corporation or the unit requests the corporation to exercise its powers within that unit.

(b)A corporation may recover the costs of an investment under Subsection (a) from a unit or another corporation under a contract with a limited or unlimited duration.

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Sec. 501.159. POWERS CONCERNING PROJECTS; JURISDICTION. (a) A corporation may acquire, by construction, devise, purchase, gift, lease, or otherwise, or any one or more of those methods and may construct, improve, maintain, equip, and furnish one or more projects undertaken by another corporation or located within this state, including within the coastal waters of this state, and within or partially within the limits of the authorizing unit of the corporation or within the limits of another unit, if the governing body of the other corporation or the unit requests the corporation to exercise its powers within that unit.
(b) A corporation may recover the costs of an investment under Subsection (a) from a unit or another corporation under a contract with a limited or unlimited duration.