Texas § 3001.211 BOARD ORDER IMPOSING ASSESSMENT.

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§ 3001.211 — BOARD ORDER IMPOSING ASSESSMENT.

Texas § 3001.211

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 3001.211 (2026).

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Sec. 3001.211. BOARD ORDER IMPOSING ASSESSMENT.

(a)After receiving or issuing the findings required by Section 3001.210 (c), the board by order:

(1)shall:

(A)impose the assessment as a special assessment on the property; and

(B)specify the method of payment on the assessment; and

(2)may:

(A)amend a proposed assessment for any parcel;

(B)require an assessment to be paid in periodic installments, including interest;

(C)require an interest charge or penalty for a failure to make timely payment; or

(D)charge an amount to cover a delinquency or collection expense.

(b)If the board orders that an assessment may be paid in periodic installments, the installments must:

(1)be in amounts sufficient to meet the annual costs of the project or service for which the assessment is imposed; and

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Sec. 3001.211. BOARD ORDER IMPOSING ASSESSMENT. (a) After receiving or issuing the findings required by Section 3001.210 (c), the board by order:
(1) shall:
(A) impose the assessment as a special assessment on the property; and
(B) specify the method of payment on the assessment; and
(2) may:
(A) amend a proposed assessment for any parcel;
(B) require an assessment to be paid in periodic installments, including interest;
(C) require an interest charge or penalty for a failure to make timely payment; or
(D) charge an amount to cover a delinquency or collection expense.
(b) If the board orders that an assessment may be paid in periodic installments, the installments must:
(1) be in amounts sufficient to meet the annual costs of the project or service for which the assessment is imposed; and
(2) continue for the number of years required to retire the indebtedness or pay for the project or service for which the assessment is imposed.