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  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.001 - Authority To Incorporate As Type B General-Law Municipality
    A community may incorporate under this chapter as a Type B general-law municipality if it: (1) constitutes an unincorporated town or village; (2) contains 201 ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.002 - Application To Incorporate
    (a) The residents of a community may initiate an attempt to incorporate the community under this chapter by filing with the county judge of the ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.003 - Election Order
    If satisfactory proof is made that a community that has filed an application to incorporate under this chapter contains the requisite number of inhabitants, the ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.004 - Election Officers
    The county judge shall appoint an officer to preside at an incorporation election under this chapter. The presiding officer shall appoint two election judges and ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.005 - Notice Of Election
    An incorporation election under this chapter may not be held until notice of the election has been posted at three public places in the community ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.006 - Qualified Voters
    Each qualified voter who resides within the boundaries of the proposed municipality may vote at the election. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, § 1, ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.007 - Order Of Incorporation
    (a) Within 20 days after the date the county judge receives the returns of an incorporation election, the judge shall, if a majority of the ...
  • Texas Local Government Code Section 7.008 - Interval Between Elections
    A county judge may not order an incorporation election under this chapter to be held earlier than three years after the date of the most ...
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