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<br /> limitation upon the total amount of ad valorem taxes shall be <br /> declared invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction and no <br /> appeal is or can be taken from that decision, then such <br /> limitation shall not apply and the City and District may each <br /> levy such ad valorem taxes as may be authorized by law. <br /> ( 4) During the period following annexation but <br /> preceding dissolution of the District, the District shall, to the <br /> extent permitted by law, be responsible for providing water and <br /> wastewater service to the residents of the District in the manner <br /> such services were previously provided and as described in this <br /> Agreement. The City shall be responsible for the provision of <br /> all other municipal services, including maintenance of parks and <br /> recreational areas, to residents of the District until <br /> dissolution of the District, at which time the City shall become <br /> responsible for the provision of all municipal services to <br /> residents of the District. <br /> ( 5) By formal action of the City Council of the <br /> City, the District may be dissolved and the City shall thereupon <br /> succeed to all the remaining properties, powers, duties, assets, <br /> debts, liabilities, and obligations of the District at any time <br /> after the District's lands have been annexed to the City pursuant <br /> to this Paragraph E. <br /> ( 6) At the City's option, following the <br /> dissolution of the District under subsection (f) of <br /> Section 54.016, Texas Water Code, the City may continue to charge <br /> and collect additional rates or surcharges for water and/or sewer <br /> services for the purpose of wholly or partially compensating the <br /> City for the assumption of the obligations of the District, as <br /> authorized under subsection (h) of Section 54.016, Texas Water <br /> Code, and as provided in Paragraphs C and D above. <br /> -20- <br />