Texas § 9007.159 SUBSTITUTION FOR EXCLUDED PROPERTY.

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§ 9007.159 — SUBSTITUTION FOR EXCLUDED PROPERTY.

Texas § 9007.159

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 9007.159 (2026).

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Sec. 9007.159. SUBSTITUTION FOR EXCLUDED PROPERTY.

(a)At the sole discretion of the board, after the board issues an exclusion order under this subchapter, property may be added to the district if the property is:

(1)practically irrigable with water purchased from the district; and

(2)in the aggregate less than or equal to the acreage of property excluded under the exclusion order.

(b)Property may be added to the district under this section only if the owner of the property files a petition requesting inclusion. If the owner requesting inclusion already has acreage within the district, all taxes and other assessments owed to the district by the owner must be current before the board may consider the petition requesting inclusion.

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Sec. 9007.159. SUBSTITUTION FOR EXCLUDED PROPERTY. (a) At the sole discretion of the board, after the board issues an exclusion order under this subchapter, property may be added to the district if the property is:
(1) practically irrigable with water purchased from the district; and
(2) in the aggregate less than or equal to the acreage of property excluded under the exclusion order.
(b) Property may be added to the district under this section only if the owner of the property files a petition requesting inclusion. If the owner requesting inclusion already has acreage within the district, all taxes and other assessments owed to the district by the owner must be current before the board may consider the petition requesting inclusion.