United States — Texas
Special District Local Laws Code § 8298.154
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The district does not have to pay a tax or assessment on district property or on purchases made by the district.
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The district does not have to pay a tax or assessment on district property or on purchases made by the district.
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The district can be divided into new districts only if it has no bonded debt and is not levying ad valorem taxes.
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