Tex. Natural Resources Code § 201.012
This is the official text of Tex. Natural Resources Code § 201.012, part of Texas’s Natural Resources Code — governs land, minerals, and natural resource management.
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§ 201.012. ISSUANCE OF PERMIT.
Official statutory text
The General Land Office may issue a permit under this subsection if the person seeking the permit furnishes the following information:
(1) a detailed statement giving the reasons and objectives for the excavation, removal, or alteration and the benefits expected to be obtained from the contemplated work;
(2) data and results of any completed excavation;
(3) the prior written permission from the state agency which manages the site of the proposed excavation;
(4) a sworn statement that he will carry the permit while exercising the privileges granted; and
(5) any other reasonable information which the General Land Office may prescribe.
(1) a detailed statement giving the reasons and objectives for the excavation, removal, or alteration and the benefits expected to be obtained from the contemplated work;
(2) data and results of any completed excavation;
(3) the prior written permission from the state agency which manages the site of the proposed excavation;
(4) a sworn statement that he will carry the permit while exercising the privileges granted; and
(5) any other reasonable information which the General Land Office may prescribe.
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