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Gunter Council to Act on Taylor Ranch Improvement District Ordinance

The Gunter City Council will discuss and vote on an ordinance establishing a service and assessment plan for the Taylor Ranch Public Improvement District. The measure outlines special assessments, payment methods, and penalties for delinquent payments under state law.

Reese Pruett

July 18, 20261 min read

Gunter, Texas city council meeting
Gunter, Texas city council meeting

Ordinance Overview

The Gunter City Council is scheduled to discuss, consider, and act upon a new ordinance during its July 16, 2026 meeting.

The measure focuses on the Taylor Ranch Public Improvement District, specifically targeting the Major Improvement Area and Improvement Area #1.

Council members will review and approve a service and assessment plan alongside corresponding assessment rolls.

Assessment and Payment Structure

The proposed ordinance establishes a finding of special benefit for properties located within the designated district.

It authorizes the city to levy special assessments against those properties and establish a lien on the affected real estate.

The document outlines the specific method for calculating assessments and details the required payment procedures.

Legal Framework and Provisions

All assessment and payment procedures will follow Chapter 372 of the Texas Local Government Code.

The ordinance includes provisions for penalties and interest on any assessments that become delinquent.

Additional standard legal clauses address severability and specify the ordinance effective date.

References

City Council Meeting - 2026-07-16 (2026-07-16). Retrieved from https://www.guntertx.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_07162026-497

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Reese Pruett

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