Texas § 8509.0203 NOTICE OF RULE PROVIDING PENALTY.

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§ 8509.0203 — NOTICE OF RULE PROVIDING PENALTY.

Texas § 8509.0203

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 8509.0203 (2026).

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Sec. 8509.0203. NOTICE OF RULE PROVIDING PENALTY.

(a)If the district adopts a rule that provides a penalty, the district must publish a substantive statement of the rule and the penalty once a week for two consecutive weeks in each county in which any part of the reservoir to which the rule applies is situated.

(b)A single statement must be as condensed as possible so that the act prohibited by the rule can be easily understood.

(c)The statement may include notice of any number of rules.

(d)The notice must state that:

(1)a person who violates the rule is subject to a penalty; and

(2)the rule is on file in the district's principal office, where the rule may be read by any interested person.

(e)A rule takes effect five days after the date of second publication of the statement under t

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Sec. 8509.0203. NOTICE OF RULE PROVIDING PENALTY. (a) If the district adopts a rule that provides a penalty, the district must publish a substantive statement of the rule and the penalty once a week for two consecutive weeks in each county in which any part of the reservoir to which the rule applies is situated.
(b) A single statement must be as condensed as possible so that the act prohibited by the rule can be easily understood.
(c) The statement may include notice of any number of rules.
(d) The notice must state that:
(1) a person who violates the rule is subject to a penalty; and
(2) the rule is on file in the district's principal office, where the rule may be read by any interested person.
(e) A rule takes effect five days after the date of second publication of the statement under this section.