Texas § GV.2204.701 - GRANT OF EASEMENT TO UNITED STATES
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§ GV.2204.701. GRANT OF EASEMENT TO UNITED STATES
GRANT OF EASEMENT TO UNITED STATES. The state conveys to the United States an easement in an area three square miles or larger, or of different form, in the Nueces County Navigation District, in Nueces Bay, Nueces County, Texas, as designated by the United States, to erect and maintain a fort, military station or camp, magazine, arsenal, dockyard, barracks, lighthouse, naval yard, naval base, naval air base, naval air station, channel, approach for battleships, or any other necessary military purpose. Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1420, Sec. 9.010(b), eff. Sept. 1, 2001.
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