Amend HB 2215 by adding a new Section 2 to the bill to read as follows and by renumbering the existing Section 2 appropriately: SECTION 2. Subchapter G, Chapter 43, Local Government Code, is amended by adding Section 43.150 to read as follows: Sec. 43.150. DISANNEXATION BY PETITION FOLLOWING FAILURE TO PROVIDE SERVICES. (a) In this section, "full municipal services" means water and wastewater services and other services listed in Section 43.056(b). (b) This section applies only to an area that: (1) was annexed by a general-law municipality before June 1, 1980; (2) includes at least 200 contiguous acres; (3) is uninhabited or contains fewer than one occupied residence or business structure for every two acres and fewer than three occupied residences or business structures on any one acre; and (4) has not been provided full municipal services since the date of the annexation. (c) The governing body of the municipality shall adopt an ordinance disannexing the area, or any part of the area, from the municipality if the governing body receives a petition from the owners of the area, or the part of the area, requesting the disannexation. The ordinance must be adopted before the 45th day after the date the petition is received. The disannexation takes effect on the date the ordinance is adopted. (d) The petition must: (1) include a statement requesting the disannexation and include a legal description of the area to be disannexed; (2) contain the printed name, signature, residence or business address, and date of signing of each owner of the area to be disannexed; and (3) be signed by each owner during the 120 days before the date the petition is filed with the governing body. (e) If the governing body fails to adopt the ordinance as required by this section, an owner who signed the petition may file suit in a district court in the county in which the area to be disannexed is located. In the suit, the owner may seek a writ of mandamus compelling the governing body to adopt the required ordinance. The court shall award an owner who prevails in the suit any attorney's fees, court costs, and other expenses reasonably incurred in connection with the suit.