Tex. Natural Resources Code § 33.2051
This is the official text of Tex. Natural Resources Code § 33.2051, part of Texas’s Natural Resources Code — governs land, minerals, and natural resource management.
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§ 33.2051. AGENCY RULEMAKING ACTIONS.
Official statutory text
(a) The land office shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing the prevention of, response to, or remediation of a coastal oil spill.
(b) The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing:
(1) air pollutant emissions;
(2) on-site sewage disposal systems; or
(3) underground storage tanks.
(c) The State Soil and Water Conservation Board shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing agricultural or silvicultural nonpoint source pollution.
(d) An agency shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing an individual action described by Section 33.2053.
(e) The commissioner may not review a proposed rule of the Department of Agriculture.
(b) The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing:
(1) air pollutant emissions;
(2) on-site sewage disposal systems; or
(3) underground storage tanks.
(c) The State Soil and Water Conservation Board shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing agricultural or silvicultural nonpoint source pollution.
(d) An agency shall comply with Sections 33.205(a) and (b) when adopting or amending a rule governing an individual action described by Section 33.2053.
(e) The commissioner may not review a proposed rule of the Department of Agriculture.
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