Texas Administrative Code › Title 30 - ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Part 1 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY › Chapter 293 - WATER DISTRICTS › Subchapter H - REPORTS › Section 293.92 - Additional Reports and Information Required of Certain Districts

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A district which is providing or proposing to provide, as
					 the district's principal function, water, wastewater, drainage, and flood
					 control or protection facilities or services, or any of these facilities or
					 services that have been financed or are proposed to be financed with bonds of
					 the district payable in whole or in part from taxes of the district, or by
					 imposition of a standby fee to household or commercial users, other than
					 agricultural or irrigation users, and which district includes less than all the
					 territory in at least one county and which, if located within the corporate
					 area of a city, includes less than 75% of the incorporated area of the city or
					 which is located outside the corporate area of a city in whole or in
					 substantial part shall submit such additional reports and information as may be
					 required by the executive director from time to time.
(1) The information shall include:
(A) the name of the district;
(B) the complete and accurate legal
				  description of the boundaries of the district;
(C) the most recent rate of district taxes on
				  property located in the district;
(D) the total amount of bonds which have been
				  approved by the voters and which may be issued by the district (excluding
				  refunding bonds and any bonds or portion of bonds payable solely from revenues
				  received or expected to be received pursuant to a contract with a governmental
				  entity);
(E) the aggregate initial
				  principal amount of all bonds of the district payable in whole or in part from
				  taxes (excluding refunding bonds and any bonds or portion of bonds payable
				  solely from revenues received or expected to be received pursuant to a contract
				  with a governmental entity) which have been previously issued and remain
				  outstanding;
(F) whether a standby
				  fee is imposed by the district, and, if so, the amount of the standby
				  fee;
(G) the date on which the
				  election to confirm the creation of the district was held, if such was
				  required;
(H) a statement of the
				  functions performed or to be performed by the district;
(I) the particular form of Notice to
				  Purchasers required by Water Code, §
											49.452 to be
				  furnished by a seller to a purchaser of real property in that district
				  completed by the district with all information required to be furnished by the
				  district; and
(J) a complete and
				  accurate map or plat showing the boundaries of the district.
(K) If a district has not yet levied taxes, a
				  statement to such effect together with the district's projected rate of debt
				  service tax estimated at the time of creation of the district shall be
				  substituted for subparagraphs (C) and (D) of this paragraph.
(i) The information and map or plat required
				  by this section and each amendment to the same shall be signed by a majority of
				  the members of the governing board of the district and by each such officer
				  affirmed and acknowledged, before it is filed with the county clerk.
(ii) The information form required by this
				  section shall be filed with the county clerk within 48 hours after the district
				  is officially created. For purposes of this section, the words "officially
				  created" mean the date and hour in which the results of the election to confirm
				  the creation of the district are declared.
(iii) Within seven days after a change in any
				  of the information contained in the district information form, map, or plat,
				  the district shall file with the county clerk an amendment setting forth the
				  changes made.
(iv) A copy of all
				  information forms, maps, plats, and amendments thereto filed under this section
				  shall also be filed with the executive director within five days of its filing
				  with the county clerk.
(v) If a
				  district fails to submit the information required by this section in the time
				  required, the executive director may request the attorney general, or the
				  district or county attorney of the county in which the district is located, to
				  seek a writ of mandamus to force the governing board of the district to prepare
				  and submit the necessary information.
(vi) If a district covered by the provisions
				  of this section is dissolved, annexed to another local government, or is
				  consolidated with another district, the members of the governing board shall
				  file a statement of this fact together with the effective date of the
				  dissolution, annexation, or consolidation with the information form.