Texas § 231.223 DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS GENERALLY.

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§ 231.223 — DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS GENERALLY.

Texas § 231.223

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Tex. Local Government Code Code Ann. § 231.223 (2026).

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Sec. 231.223. DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS GENERALLY. The Commissioners Court of Hood County may regulate:

(1)the percentage of a lot that may be occupied or developed;

(2)population density;

(3)the size of buildings;

(4)the location, design, construction, extension, and size of streets and roads;

(5)the location, design, construction, extension, size, and installation of water and wastewater facilities, including the requirements for connecting to a centralized water or wastewater system;

(6)the location, design, construction, extension, size, and installation of drainage facilities and other required public facilities;

(7)the location, design, and construction of parks, playgrounds, and recreational areas; and

(8)the abatement of harm resulting from inadequate water or wastewater faci

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Sec. 231.223. DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS GENERALLY. The Commissioners Court of Hood County may regulate:
(1) the percentage of a lot that may be occupied or developed;
(2) population density;
(3) the size of buildings;
(4) the location, design, construction, extension, and size of streets and roads;
(5) the location, design, construction, extension, size, and installation of water and wastewater facilities, including the requirements for connecting to a centralized water or wastewater system;
(6) the location, design, construction, extension, size, and installation of drainage facilities and other required public facilities;
(7) the location, design, and construction of parks, playgrounds, and recreational areas; and
(8) the abatement of harm resulting from inadequate water or wastewater facilities.