LEGISLATIVE BUDGET BOARD
                              Austin, Texas
                                     
                    FISCAL NOTE, 76th Regular Session
  
                               May 14, 1999
  
  
          TO:  Honorable Chris Harris, Chair, Senate Committee on
               Administration
  
        FROM:  John Keel, Director, Legislative Budget Board
  
       IN RE:  HB2045 by Brimer (relating to financing capital
               improvements and facility expansions through the
               assessment of impact fees), As Engrossed
  
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*  No significant fiscal implication to the State is anticipated.        *
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Local Government Impact
  
The bill's provision requiring a political subdivision to consider the
amount of revenue received by the political subdivision from sources
generated by new development, including property taxes and monthly water
and wastewater service charges in the calculation of an impact fee could
result in a reduction in impact fee revenue to political subdivisions.
The amount of the reduction would depend on the amount of taxes and
charges that would be discounted for each development to which impact
fees would be assessed.
  
  
Source Agencies:   582   Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 304
                   Comptroller of Public Accounts, 302   Office Of The
                   Attorney General
LBB Staff:         JK, BB, DE, TL