Texas § 8380.107 PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, PRESERVATION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE.

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§ 8380.107 — PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, PRESERVATION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE.

Texas § 8380.107

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8380.107 (2026).

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Sec. 8380.107. PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, PRESERVATION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE.

(a)The district may develop and manage parks, recreational facilities, and natural science laboratories and may promote the preservation of fish and other wildlife in the district.

(b)The district may negotiate contracts with any person, including a county, municipality, municipal corporation, firm, corporation, nonprofit organization, or state or federal agency, to operate or maintain the park, recreational facility, or natural science laboratory.

(c)The preservation of fish and other wildlife shall be in accordance with the rules of the Parks and Wildlife Commission.

(d)The board may charge and collect reasonable entrance, gate, or use fees to manage and operate a park or recreational facility developed

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Sec. 8380.107. PARKS, RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, PRESERVATION OF FISH AND WILDLIFE. (a) The district may develop and manage parks, recreational facilities, and natural science laboratories and may promote the preservation of fish and other wildlife in the district.
(b) The district may negotiate contracts with any person, including a county, municipality, municipal corporation, firm, corporation, nonprofit organization, or state or federal agency, to operate or maintain the park, recreational facility, or natural science laboratory.
(c) The preservation of fish and other wildlife shall be in accordance with the rules of the Parks and Wildlife Commission.
(d) The board may charge and collect reasonable entrance, gate, or use fees to manage and operate a park or recreational facility developed wholly or partly by the district.