Texas § 11001.008 CITY OR COUNTY APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

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§ 11001.008 — CITY OR COUNTY APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

Texas § 11001.008

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 11001.008 (2026).

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Sec. 11001.008. CITY OR COUNTY APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.

(a)The district shall submit for the approval of the governing body of the City of Bastrop or Bastrop County, as appropriate, all road plans and specifications before the district begins construction.

(b)The plans and specifications are considered approved if the governing body to which they are presented does not by resolution disapprove of them before the 22nd day after the date on which they are presented.

(c)In reviewing plans or specifications for construction in a subdivision, the City of Bastrop or Bastrop County shall generally apply, as a minimum standard, the standard the city or county applied to review similar plans or specifications at the time the subdivision was created. If the plans or specifications ex

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Sec. 11001.008. CITY OR COUNTY APPROVAL OF PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. (a) The district shall submit for the approval of the governing body of the City of Bastrop or Bastrop County, as appropriate, all road plans and specifications before the district begins construction.
(b) The plans and specifications are considered approved if the governing body to which they are presented does not by resolution disapprove of them before the 22nd day after the date on which they are presented.
(c) In reviewing plans or specifications for construction in a subdivision, the City of Bastrop or Bastrop County shall generally apply, as a minimum standard, the standard the city or county applied to review similar plans or specifications at the time the subdivision was created. If the plans or specifications exceed that minimum standard, the standard for approval shall be based on good engineering practices related to subjects such as vehicle and pedestrian safety, soil and terrain variables, watershed impacts, projected traffic use, and future maintenance requirements.