Texas Statutes
§ 49.321 — DISSOLUTION AUTHORITY.
Texas § 49.321
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Bluebook
Tex. Water Code Code Ann. § 49.321 (2026).
Text
Sec. 49.321. DISSOLUTION AUTHORITY. After notice and hearing, the commission may dissolve any district that is inactive for a period of five consecutive years and has no outstanding bonded indebtedness.
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Legislative History
Added by Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 715, Sec. 2, eff. Sept. 1, 1995.
Nearby Sections
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§ 49.001
DEFINITIONS.§ 49.002
APPLICABILITY.§ 49.003
PENALTY.§ 49.010
ORDER OR ACT CREATING DISTRICT.§ 49.051
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.§ 49.052
DISQUALIFICATION OF DIRECTORS.§ 49.053
QUORUM.§ 49.054
OFFICERS.§ 49.056
GENERAL MANAGER.§ 49.057
MANAGEMENT OF DISTRICT.§ 49.058
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST.§ 49.059
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