Non-Qualifying Special Purpose Districts for Local Sales and Use Tax on Residential Use of Gas and Electricity

(Associated municipality also not authorized to tax the residential use of natural gas and electricity)

Special-Purpose District	Associated Municipality	Reason for Ineligibility
Coppell Crime Control District	Coppell	City sales tax adopted in 1981
Cottonwood Shores Crime Control District	Cottonwood Shores	City sales tax adopted in 1998
Palmhurst Crime Control District	Palmhurst	City sales tax adopted in 2000
Palmview Crime Control District	Palmview	City sales tax adopted in 1980
Penitas Crime Control District	Penitas	City sales tax adopted in 1994
Shavano Park Crime Control District	Shavano Park	City sales tax adopted in 1999
Sullivan City Crime Control District	Sullivan City	City sales tax adopted in 1999
Westworth Village Crime Control District	Westworth Village	City sales tax adopted in 1984

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