Texas § LG.232.108 - PLAT REQUIREMENTS
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§ LG.232.108. PLAT REQUIREMENTS
PLAT REQUIREMENTS. (a) The commissioners court, in addition to having the authority to adopt rules under Section 232.101 and other authority granted by this chapter, may impose the plat requirements prescribed by Section 232.023 . If the commissioners court imposes the plat requirements prescribed by Section 232.023 , any rules adopted under Section 232.101 must be consistent with those requirements. (b) If a county imposing the plat requirements prescribed by Section 232.023 is not described by Section 232.022 (a): (1) the document required by Section 232.023 (b)(6) is not required to be in Spanish; and (2) the plat requirements related to drainage shall be those authorized by Section 232.003 (8) rather than those authorized by Section 232.023 (b)(8). Added by Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1390 (S.B. 1867 ), Sec. 5, eff. September 1, 2007.
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