Texas § 311.092 ASSESSMENT FOR OPENING, EXTENDING, OR WIDENING OF STREET OR ALLEY IN HOME-RULE MUNICIPALITY.

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§ 311.092 — ASSESSMENT FOR OPENING, EXTENDING, OR WIDENING OF STREET OR ALLEY IN HOME-RULE MUNICIPALITY.

Texas § 311.092

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 311.092 (2026).

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Sec. 311.092. ASSESSMENT FOR OPENING, EXTENDING, OR WIDENING OF STREET OR ALLEY IN HOME-RULE MUNICIPALITY.

(a)A home-rule municipality may:

(1)acquire land necessary for opening, extending, or widening a public street or alley by the exercise of the right of eminent domain under Section 251.001 , Local Government Code; and

(2)assess the owners of land located in the territory of the improvement and specially benefitted by the improvement for the cost of the improvement.

(b)The special commissioners appointed under Chapter 21 , Property Code, as part of the eminent domain proceeding shall apportion the cost of the improvement between the municipality and the landowners. The municipality's share of the cost may not exceed one-third of the cost. The municipality shall pay its share of the

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Sec. 311.092. ASSESSMENT FOR OPENING, EXTENDING, OR WIDENING OF STREET OR ALLEY IN HOME-RULE MUNICIPALITY. (a) A home-rule municipality may:
(1) acquire land necessary for opening, extending, or widening a public street or alley by the exercise of the right of eminent domain under Section 251.001 , Local Government Code; and
(2) assess the owners of land located in the territory of the improvement and specially benefitted by the improvement for the cost of the improvement.
(b) The special commissioners appointed under Chapter 21 , Property Code, as part of the eminent domain proceeding shall apportion the cost of the improvement between the municipality and the landowners. The municipality's share of the cost may not exceed one-third of the cost. The municipality shall pay its share of the cost, and the landowners shall pay the balance.
(c) The special commissioners shall determine the land that is located in the territory of the improvement and is specially benefitted in enhanced value.
(d) The assessment creates a lien on the owner's land for the assessed cost.
(e) The municipality may issue assignable certificates for the payment of the assessed cost and may provide for the payment of the cost in deferred payments, which bear interest at a rate determined by the municipal charter but not to exceed eight percent.