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Emergency Approval
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1985-117
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11/25/1985
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<br /> B. In furtherance of the purposes of this Agreement, the <br /> District and Storm Development and their respective successors <br /> and assigns, covenant and agree to the extent allowed by law <br /> that, except upon written consent of the City Council of the City <br /> they will not: (1) seek or support any attempt to incorporate any <br /> land within the District, or any part thereof; or (2) sign, join <br /> in, associate with, or direct to be signed any petition seeking <br /> to incorporate any land in the District or to include any of such <br /> land within the boundaries of the City or any other incorporated <br /> entity. Storm Development shall notify each person or entity <br /> purchasing property within the District from Storm Development of <br /> the annexation provisions of this Agreement and that any attempt <br /> to incorporate all or any part of the District would be contrary <br /> to the intent and purpose of this Agreement. <br /> C. It is agreed and understood by the parties hereto that, <br /> by enacting the ordinance granting consent to the creation of the <br /> District and by executing this Agreement, the City has begun to <br /> provide for the legal process of annexation of the District and <br /> it is mutually agreed that all parties hereto shall use their <br /> best efforts to bring about the conclusion of that process in <br /> accordance with the terms hereof. At its option, the City may <br /> elect to complete the annexation and dissolution of the District <br /> under the provisions of either subsection (f) or subsection (h) <br /> of Section 54.016, Texas Water Code. The City at its option also <br /> may complete the annexation of the land within the District under <br /> the procedure specified in subsection (f) without dissolving the <br /> District and by proceeding under subsection (h) upon subsequent <br /> dissolution of the District to charge and collect additional <br /> rates or surcharges for water and/or sewer services for the <br /> property that was in the District at the time of annexation of <br /> the land to the City, for the purpose of wholly or partially <br /> compensating the City for the assumption 01 the obligations of <br /> the District. Paragraph D of this Article constitutes the <br /> written contract between the City and the persons petitioning for <br /> creation of the District setting forth the time and conditions of <br /> annexation, as specified in subsection (h) of Section 54.016, <br /> Texas Water Code. Paragraph E of this Article contains the terms <br /> of the proposed allocation agreement between the District and the <br /> City whereby the District may continue to exist following the <br /> annexation to the City of the territory within the District, as <br /> provided in subsection (f) of Section 54.016, Texas Water Code. <br /> Paragraph E shall not be binding on the parties hereto unless the <br /> District executes this Agreement prior to the first issue of <br /> bonds, notes, warrants or other obligations of the District. It <br /> is agreed that the purpose and intent of the parties is to assure <br /> that the City will be fully compensated for the assumption by the <br /> City of the obligations of the District upon annexation of the <br /> District to the City, regardless of the method of annexation <br /> followed by the Ci ty. <br /> D. It is expressly understood and agreed that the City may <br /> annex the District's lands and dissolve the District upon the <br /> following terms and conditions, pursuant to subsection (h) of <br /> Section 54.106, Texas Water Code; <br /> (1) The District agrees that at least ninety percent <br /> (90%) (as defined in Paragraph VI D (2» of the total District <br /> facilities, which facilities are limited to those listed in <br /> Exhibit "B" attached hereto, to be constructed and for which <br /> District bonds are authorized ("requisite percentage of District <br /> facilities") will be installed within ten (10) years from the <br /> date of the election confirming the creation of the District. At <br /> any time following the installation of the requisite percentage <br /> of the District facilities, the annexation process may begin on <br /> land within the District and such land may be included in the <br /> corporate boundaries of the Ci ty. <br /> (2) If the installation of ninety percent (90%) (as <br /> hereafter defined) or more of the facilities as listed in Exhibit <br /> "B" attached hereto has not been accomplished by the end of the <br /> ten (10) year period, the City Council of the City, at its <br /> A:SMMUDI3-9 (1/22/86) <br />
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