Texas § 3804.157 PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ASSESSMENTS AND IMPACT FEES.

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§ 3804.157 — PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ASSESSMENTS AND IMPACT FEES.

Texas § 3804.157

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 3804.157 (2026).

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Sec. 3804.157. PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ASSESSMENTS AND IMPACT FEES. The district may not, without the consent of the owner, impose an impact fee or assessment under Chapter 375 , Local Government Code, on:

(1)a condominium for which the owner meets all the requirements to claim a homestead exemption, a single-family detached residential property, or a residential duplex, triplex, or fourplex;

(2)a tract consistently and continuously used for:

(A)religious worship or a school that is maintained or owned by or affiliated with a religious organization; or

(B)a use ancillary to and in keeping with the operation of a full-service church or school affiliated with a religious organization;

(3)a tract owned by this state or the United States and used for a public purpose;

(4)a tract owned by th

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Sec. 3804.157. PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ASSESSMENTS AND IMPACT FEES. The district may not, without the consent of the owner, impose an impact fee or assessment under Chapter 375 , Local Government Code, on:
(1) a condominium for which the owner meets all the requirements to claim a homestead exemption, a single-family detached residential property, or a residential duplex, triplex, or fourplex;
(2) a tract consistently and continuously used for:
(A) religious worship or a school that is maintained or owned by or affiliated with a religious organization; or
(B) a use ancillary to and in keeping with the operation of a full-service church or school affiliated with a religious organization;
(3) a tract owned by this state or the United States and used for a public purpose;
(4) a tract owned by the City of Sugar Land, Fort Bend County, or another political subdivision and used for a public purpose; or
(5) a tract that is owned in fee simple by a community services association or property owners' association and that is not leased to a person who is not exempt under this chapter.