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Texas Special District Local Laws Code - SDLL § 3833.151. Transfer of Certain Improvements Required

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Subject to Section 3833.155, the district shall transfer an improvement as provided by this section when the district acquires or completes the improvement and the receiving entity approves the transfer.

(b) The district shall transfer a:

(1) water line or system, including a pump station or other ancillary improvement, that is located in a portion of the district that is in the certificated service area of the:

(A) San Antonio Water System, to that system; and

(B) Bexar Metropolitan Water District, to that district;

(2) wastewater line or system, including a pump station or other ancillary improvement, to the San Antonio Water System;

(3) library, police station, or fire station to the city;

(4) stormwater, drainage, or detention line or detention facility, to the city;

(5) road, alley, or street, to the city;

(6) sidewalk, to the city;

(7) streetscape, to the city;

(8) street light, to the city;

(9) street sign, to the city;

(10) traffic signal, to the city;

(11) pedestrian linkage, to the city; and

(12) gas or electric transmission lines and related appurtenances to CPS Energy.

(c) The district is not required to transfer an improvement described by Subsections (b)(4)-(11) if the district and city enter into a written agreement that the transfer is not required. The district and the city may agree on other terms under this subsection.

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