Texas § 451.151 STATION OR TERMINAL COMPLEX: SYSTEM PLAN.

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§ 451.151 — STATION OR TERMINAL COMPLEX: SYSTEM PLAN.

Texas § 451.151

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 451.151 (2026).

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Sec. 451.151. STATION OR TERMINAL COMPLEX: SYSTEM PLAN.

(a)An authority may not acquire an interest in real property for a station or terminal complex unless the station or terminal complex is included in the transit authority system in a comprehensive transit plan approved by a resolution of the board. A mass transit facility of an authority is not a station or terminal complex under this subchapter unless the facility is included in the authority's comprehensive transit plan under this section.

(b)A station or terminal complex may not be included in a transit authority system unless the board first finds that the station or complex:

(1)will encourage and provide for efficient and economical mass transit;

(2)will facilitate access to mass transit and provide for other mass transit pur

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Sec. 451.151. STATION OR TERMINAL COMPLEX: SYSTEM PLAN. (a) An authority may not acquire an interest in real property for a station or terminal complex unless the station or terminal complex is included in the transit authority system in a comprehensive transit plan approved by a resolution of the board. A mass transit facility of an authority is not a station or terminal complex under this subchapter unless the facility is included in the authority's comprehensive transit plan under this section.
(b) A station or terminal complex may not be included in a transit authority system unless the board first finds that the station or complex:
(1) will encourage and provide for efficient and economical mass transit;
(2) will facilitate access to mass transit and provide for other mass transit purposes;
(3) will reduce vehicular congestion and air pollution in the metropolitan area; and
(4) is reasonably essential to the successful operation of the transit authority system.
(c) On making a finding under Subsection (b), the board may amend the authority's comprehensive transit plan to include a station or terminal complex.