Texas § LG.263.004 - RESTRICTIONS, CONDITIONS, AND LIMITATIONS
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§ LG.263.004. RESTRICTIONS, CONDITIONS, AND LIMITATIONS
RESTRICTIONS, CONDITIONS, AND LIMITATIONS. (a) In a conveyance of real property, the commissioners court of a county may provide for restrictions, conditions, and limitations that it determines are necessary or proper. (b) Each conveyance of abandoned seawall right-of-way property under Section 263.002 must contain a restriction that a structure may not be placed within 50 feet, or a greater distance determined by the commissioners court, of the landward boundary of the seawall right-of-way retained by the county. (c) In the order and notice required by Section 263.001 , the commissioners court shall give a substantial statement of any restriction, condition, or limitation to which a conveyance is subject. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987.
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