Texas § 315.066 HEARING.

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§ 315.066 — HEARING.

Texas § 315.066

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 315.066 (2026).

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Sec. 315.066. HEARING.

(a)A hearing:

(1)is before the governing body of the municipality; and

(2)may not be held before the 10th day after the date of notice under Section 315.065 .

(b)At any time before the close of the hearing, a person interested in property that may be claimed to be subject to assessment under this chapter is entitled to be heard on:

(1)any matter affecting the property itself;

(2)the benefit of the proposed improvement to the property;

(3)a claim of liability relating to the property;

(4)the proposed lighting improvements;

(5)any invalidity or irregularity in a proceeding regarding the proposed improvements; or

(6)any other objection to the proposed improvements.

(c)An objection must be filed in writing.

(d)At the hearing, an interested person may:

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Sec. 315.066. HEARING. (a) A hearing:
(1) is before the governing body of the municipality; and
(2) may not be held before the 10th day after the date of notice under Section 315.065 .
(b) At any time before the close of the hearing, a person interested in property that may be claimed to be subject to assessment under this chapter is entitled to be heard on:
(1) any matter affecting the property itself;
(2) the benefit of the proposed improvement to the property;
(3) a claim of liability relating to the property;
(4) the proposed lighting improvements;
(5) any invalidity or irregularity in a proceeding regarding the proposed improvements; or
(6) any other objection to the proposed improvements.
(c) An objection must be filed in writing.
(d) At the hearing, an interested person may:
(1) produce evidence and witnesses; and
(2) appear in person or by attorney.
(e) The governing body:
(1) shall give a full hearing on an objection presented under this section;
(2) may, from time to time and without further notice, adjourn the hearing;
(3) may inquire into and determine all facts necessary to adjudicate an objection or ascertain the special benefit to an owner; and
(4) shall render a just decision in each case.