Texas § 13.304 ADDITIONAL POWERS OF COUNTIES AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS.

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§ 13.304 — ADDITIONAL POWERS OF COUNTIES AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS.

Texas § 13.304

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Tex. Parks and Wildlife Code Code Ann. § 13.304 (2026).

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Sec. 13.304. ADDITIONAL POWERS OF COUNTIES AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS. Counties, river authorities, water districts, and other political subdivisions organized under Article III, Section 52 , or Article XVI, Section 59 , of the Texas Constitution, may:

(1)acquire land for public recreation;

(2)construct facilities for public use on land acquired for public recreation;

(3)provide for the operation, maintenance, and supervision of the public recreation areas;

(4)execute agreements with other local, state, or federal agencies for planning, construction, maintenance, and operation of public recreation facilities and necessary access roads; and

(5)maintain adequate sanitary standards on the land and water areas that are part of or adjacent to public recreation areas.

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Sec. 13.304. ADDITIONAL POWERS OF COUNTIES AND SPECIAL DISTRICTS. Counties, river authorities, water districts, and other political subdivisions organized under Article III, Section 52 , or Article XVI, Section 59 , of the Texas Constitution, may:
(1) acquire land for public recreation;
(2) construct facilities for public use on land acquired for public recreation;
(3) provide for the operation, maintenance, and supervision of the public recreation areas;
(4) execute agreements with other local, state, or federal agencies for planning, construction, maintenance, and operation of public recreation facilities and necessary access roads; and
(5) maintain adequate sanitary standards on the land and water areas that are part of or adjacent to public recreation areas.