Texas § 8511.0313 SERVICE CONTRACTS AND CHARGES.

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§ 8511.0313 — SERVICE CONTRACTS AND CHARGES.

Texas § 8511.0313

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8511.0313 (2026).

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Sec. 8511.0313. SERVICE CONTRACTS AND CHARGES.

(a)The authority may enter into a service contract and may adopt resolutions and orders establishing rates and providing for the collection of fees and charges for:

(1)the sale or use of water;

(2)water transmission, treatment, and storage facility services;

(3)solid and liquid waste collection, treatment, and disposal services and facilities;

(4)the use of park and recreational facilities;

(5)the sale of power and electric energy; and

(6)other services or facilities sold, provided, or supplied by the authority.

(b)The fees and charges must be sufficient to produce revenue adequate to:

(1)pay expenses necessary for the operation and maintenance of the authority's properties and facilities;

(2)pay the principal of or the interest on a

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Sec. 8511.0313. SERVICE CONTRACTS AND CHARGES. (a) The authority may enter into a service contract and may adopt resolutions and orders establishing rates and providing for the collection of fees and charges for:
(1) the sale or use of water;
(2) water transmission, treatment, and storage facility services;
(3) solid and liquid waste collection, treatment, and disposal services and facilities;
(4) the use of park and recreational facilities;
(5) the sale of power and electric energy; and
(6) other services or facilities sold, provided, or supplied by the authority.
(b) The fees and charges must be sufficient to produce revenue adequate to:
(1) pay expenses necessary for the operation and maintenance of the authority's properties and facilities;
(2) pay the principal of or the interest on any bonds or other obligations issued by the authority when due and payable;
(3) fulfill any reserve or other fund obligations of the authority in connection with the bonds or other obligations; and
(4) pay any other expenses the board may consider necessary and proper for the authority's operations.