TX HB5652

Creates Montgomery County Municipal Utility District No. 258 in Texas, encompassing approximately 416.63 acres across two parcels in the Samuel Lindley Survey and William Hulon Survey areas

Grants the district authority to design, construct, finance, and maintain roads (macadamized, graveled, or paved) and storm drainage improvements, with bonds for road projects requiring two-thirds voter approval and limited to one-fourth of assessed property value

Authorizes the district to issue bonds and impose ad valorem taxes, operation and maintenance taxes, assessments, and fees, with tax-backed bonds requiring voter approval through election

Establishes a five-member board of directors with initial temporary directors appointed by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality upon petition from property owners holding majority assessed value; permanent directors to be elected after municipal consent is obtained

Grants limited eminent domain power only if the Act receives a two-thirds vote in both legislative chambers; otherwise, the district explicitly cannot exercise eminent domain authority