TX SB3051

Creates the Grassland Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Collin County as a municipal utility district under the Texas Constitution, with initial territory of approximately 71.66 acres in the William D. Thompson Survey within Princeton's extraterritorial jurisdiction

Requires municipal consent and a contract for supplemental police, fire, emergency, and animal control services approved by the Collin County Commissioners Court before a confirmation election can be held

Grants the district authority to issue bonds, impose ad valorem taxes (with voter approval), and finance road projects including macadamized, graveled, or paved roads and storm drainage improvements

Limits road project bonds payable from ad valorem taxes to one-fourth of the assessed value of real property in the district, with issuance requiring two-thirds voter approval

Names five temporary directors (Eric Moore, Matthew Ashbaugh, Scott Williams, Chereeka Darling, and Michael Bott) who serve until permanent directors are elected or four years from the effective date; eminent domain power is contingent on the Act receiving a two-thirds legislative vote