Texas § 1001.153 ORDER OF ANNEXATION.

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§ 1001.153 — ORDER OF ANNEXATION.

Texas § 1001.153

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 1001.153 (2026).

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Sec. 1001.153. ORDER OF ANNEXATION.

(a)If, after a hearing under Section 1001.152 , the board and the governing body determine that annexation of a defined territory into the district would benefit the district, the board and the governing body may approve the annexation by a resolution entered in their minutes.

(b)The board and the governing body are not required to include all territory described in the petition if the board and the governing body find that including only a portion of the territory is necessary or desirable.

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Sec. 1001.153. ORDER OF ANNEXATION. (a) If, after a hearing under Section 1001.152 , the board and the governing body determine that annexation of a defined territory into the district would benefit the district, the board and the governing body may approve the annexation by a resolution entered in their minutes.
(b) The board and the governing body are not required to include all territory described in the petition if the board and the governing body find that including only a portion of the territory is necessary or desirable.