Texas § 3846.263 AGREEMENTS TO IMPLEMENT PLANS.

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§ 3846.263 — AGREEMENTS TO IMPLEMENT PLANS.

Texas § 3846.263

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 3846.263 (2026).

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Sec. 3846.263. AGREEMENTS TO IMPLEMENT PLANS.

(a)The board and the governing body each may enter into any agreement considered necessary or convenient to implement a project plan and development zone financing plan and achieve their purposes.

(b)An agreement may provide for the regulation or restriction of the use of land by imposing conditions, restrictions, or covenants that run with the land.

(c)An agreement may provide that a restriction adopted by the governing body continues in effect after the termination of the development zone.

(d)The district and the development zone may agree that the district will provide administration, management, investment, accounting, and other services for the zone in consideration for an administrative fee not to exceed five percent of the gross reve

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Sec. 3846.263. AGREEMENTS TO IMPLEMENT PLANS. (a) The board and the governing body each may enter into any agreement considered necessary or convenient to implement a project plan and development zone financing plan and achieve their purposes.
(b) An agreement may provide for the regulation or restriction of the use of land by imposing conditions, restrictions, or covenants that run with the land.
(c) An agreement may provide that a restriction adopted by the governing body continues in effect after the termination of the development zone.
(d) The district and the development zone may agree that the district will provide administration, management, investment, accounting, and other services for the zone in consideration for an administrative fee not to exceed five percent of the gross revenue of the development zone and for the benefits received by the district through the implementation of the project plan for the zone. The district may pledge all or part of the proceeds of its sales and use tax to secure and pay any bonds or other financial obligations of a development zone on approval of the board subject to Section 3846.164 .