Texas § 2005.004 GOOD CAUSE.

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§ 2005.004 — GOOD CAUSE.

Texas § 2005.004

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 2005.004 (2026).

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Sec. 2005.004. GOOD CAUSE. A state agency has good cause to exceed the period it establishes for processing a permit application if:

(1)the number of permit applications to be processed exceeds by at least 15 percent the number of permit applications processed in the same quarter of the previous calendar year;

(2)the agency must rely on another public or private entity to process all or a part of the permit applications received by the agency, and the delay is caused by that entity; or

(3)other conditions exist that give the agency good cause for exceeding the established period.

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Sec. 2005.004. GOOD CAUSE. A state agency has good cause to exceed the period it establishes for processing a permit application if:
(1) the number of permit applications to be processed exceeds by at least 15 percent the number of permit applications processed in the same quarter of the previous calendar year;
(2) the agency must rely on another public or private entity to process all or a part of the permit applications received by the agency, and the delay is caused by that entity; or
(3) other conditions exist that give the agency good cause for exceeding the established period.