Texas § 1047.203 RECORD OF BOND ISSUANCE.

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§ 1047.203 — RECORD OF BOND ISSUANCE.

Texas § 1047.203

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 1047.203 (2026).

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Sec. 1047.203. RECORD OF BOND ISSUANCE.

(a)When bonds are issued, the board shall procure and deliver to the county treasurer a well-bound book containing a list of the following information for all bonds:

(1)manner of payment;

(2)amount of the bonds;

(3)rate of interest;

(4)date of issuance;

(5)due date;

(6)location where payable;

(7)amount received for the bonds; and

(8)the tax imposed to pay the interest on and redeem the bonds.

(b)The book described by Subsection (a) shall be open to inspection at all times to taxpayers or bondholders.

(c)On payment of a bond, the county treasurer shall:

(1)enter the payment in the book described by Subsection (a); and

(2)receive for services the same fees allowed by law for recording the payment as a county clerk recording deeds.

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Sec. 1047.203. RECORD OF BOND ISSUANCE. (a) When bonds are issued, the board shall procure and deliver to the county treasurer a well-bound book containing a list of the following information for all bonds:
(1) manner of payment;
(2) amount of the bonds;
(3) rate of interest;
(4) date of issuance;
(5) due date;
(6) location where payable;
(7) amount received for the bonds; and
(8) the tax imposed to pay the interest on and redeem the bonds.
(b) The book described by Subsection (a) shall be open to inspection at all times to taxpayers or bondholders.
(c) On payment of a bond, the county treasurer shall:
(1) enter the payment in the book described by Subsection (a); and
(2) receive for services the same fees allowed by law for recording the payment as a county clerk recording deeds.