Texas § 460.108 AGREEMENT WITH UTILITIES, CARRIERS.

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§ 460.108 — AGREEMENT WITH UTILITIES, CARRIERS.

Texas § 460.108

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Tex. Transportation Code Code Ann. § 460.108 (2026).

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Sec. 460.108. AGREEMENT WITH UTILITIES, CARRIERS.

(a)An authority may agree with any other public or private utility, communication system, common carrier, or transportation system for:

(1)the joint use of the property or fixtures of the agreeing entities; and

(2)the establishment of through routes, joint fares, or transfers of passengers between the agreeing entities.

(b)If the exercise of a power granted to an authority under this subchapter requires a public utility facility to be relocated, adjusted, raised, lowered, rerouted, or changed as to grade or construction, the authority shall take the required action at the authority's expense.

(c)An authority may not impose an impact fee or assessment on the property, equipment, or facilities of a utility.

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Sec. 460.108. AGREEMENT WITH UTILITIES, CARRIERS. (a) An authority may agree with any other public or private utility, communication system, common carrier, or transportation system for:
(1) the joint use of the property or fixtures of the agreeing entities; and
(2) the establishment of through routes, joint fares, or transfers of passengers between the agreeing entities.
(b) If the exercise of a power granted to an authority under this subchapter requires a public utility facility to be relocated, adjusted, raised, lowered, rerouted, or changed as to grade or construction, the authority shall take the required action at the authority's expense.
(c) An authority may not impose an impact fee or assessment on the property, equipment, or facilities of a utility.