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A Survey of New Texas Environmental and Regulatory Laws Enacted in the 88th Session | Pillsbury - Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law - Vimarsana News

A Survey of New Texas Environmental and Regulatory Laws Enacted in the 88th Session | Pillsbury - Gravel2Gavel Construction & Real Estate Law

This is a brief survey of many of the environmental and regulatory laws passed by the Texas Legislature and signed by the Governor in the 88th Regular Session of the Legislature, which...

County Commissioners enact burn ban, meet with Rep. Rogers - Vimarsana News

County Commissioners enact burn ban, meet with Rep. Rogers

The Stephens County Commissioners met on Monday morning, July 10.

2023 Texas Legislative Update: Issues Affecting Real Estate Entitlement and Development | Winstead PC - Vimarsana News

2023 Texas Legislative Update: Issues Affecting Real Estate Entitlement and Development | Winstead PC

House Bill 14 (by Harris (R), House District 8, Palestine, Anderson County, Texas) - Effective September 1, 2023 - THIRD-PARTY REVIEW OF PLATS, PLANS,...

Real Estate Entitlement and Development in Texas 2023 Update - Vimarsana News

Real Estate Entitlement and Development in Texas 2023 Update

If the regulatory authority fails to issue an approval within 15 days after the date required by the Texas Local Government Code, a third-party reviewer may be used in lieu of the reviewer utilized by the regulatory authority.

State Accomplishments: Lawmakers, local leaders reflect on 88th Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

State Accomplishments: Lawmakers, local leaders reflect on 88th Legislative Session

The 88th regular Legislative Session may be complete, but state lawmakers are still in a gridlock, working through differences on property tax reform.