Public Improvement District (PID) Legal Assistance
for Clients in San Antonio, Houston, McAllen, TX & Beyond

Public improvement districts are specifically designated areas that receive public improvements that are funded by property taxes. These are voted on by the city council and can only be imposed by them. To pay for these public improvement projects special assessment taxes are charged to property owners in the affected area. The PID (public improvement district) Act requires a minimum of 5 years for a payment period, but it is common for residential property payment of assessments to span 30+ years. Failure to pay special assessment taxes will result in a lien against the property that benefited from the public improvement project. Local governments also have the right to seize some properties for their public improvement districts. However, they must pay you a fair market value for your property.

If you believe that you are not receiving adequate compensation for your property or wish to fight the seizure of your property, the eminent domain lawyer at Earl & Associates PC can help. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and discuss your case with a member of our team.