Texas § 53.180 RECORDING OF BOND ISSUES.

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§ 53.180 — RECORDING OF BOND ISSUES.

Texas § 53.180

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Tex. Water Code Code Ann. § 53.180 (2026).

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Sec. 53.180. RECORDING OF BOND ISSUES.

(a)After the bonds are issued, the board shall deliver a well-bound book to the county treasurer, who shall keep in the book a list of:

(1)all bonds which have been issued;

(2)their manner of payment;

(3)the amount of each bond;

(4)the rate of interest on each bond;

(5)the date of issuing each bond;

(6)the date when each bond is due;

(7)the place where each bond is payable;

(8)the amount received for each bond; and

(9)the tax levy to pay interest on and redeem the bonds.

(b)The county treasurer shall keep the books open at all times for inspection by any taxpayer or bondholder. When a person pays for a bond, the treasurer shall enter the payment in the book. The treasurer is entitled to receive for his services the same fee allowed by law t

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Sec. 53.180. RECORDING OF BOND ISSUES. (a) After the bonds are issued, the board shall deliver a well-bound book to the county treasurer, who shall keep in the book a list of:
(1) all bonds which have been issued;
(2) their manner of payment;
(3) the amount of each bond;
(4) the rate of interest on each bond;
(5) the date of issuing each bond;
(6) the date when each bond is due;
(7) the place where each bond is payable;
(8) the amount received for each bond; and
(9) the tax levy to pay interest on and redeem the bonds.
(b) The county treasurer shall keep the books open at all times for inspection by any taxpayer or bondholder. When a person pays for a bond, the treasurer shall enter the payment in the book. The treasurer is entitled to receive for his services the same fee allowed by law to the county clerk for recording deeds.