Tex. Natural Resources Code § 61.069
This is the official text of Tex. Natural Resources Code § 61.069, part of Texas’s Natural Resources Code — governs land, minerals, and natural resource management.
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§ 61.069. CONTENTS OF APPLICATION.
Official statutory text
To be approved, the application must provide:
(1) for the administration or supervision of the public beaches of the city or county by a beach park board of trustees, county parks board, commissioners court, or other administrative body that the legislature may from time to time authorize, and provide that the board or agency will have adequate authority to administer an effective program of keeping clean the public beaches within its jurisdiction;
(2) for the receipt by the city or county treasurer or other officer exercising similar functions, if there is no city or county treasurer, of all funds paid to the city or county under this subchapter and provide for the proper safeguarding of the funds by the officer, provide that the funds will be spent solely for the purposes for which they are paid, and provide for the repayment by the city or county of any funds lost or diverted from the purposes for which paid;
(3) that the governing body of the city or county will make reports as to amounts and categories of expenditures that the land office may from time to time require;
(4) that entrance to all public beaches under the jurisdiction of the governing body of the city or county is free of charge; and
(5) for the establishment, maintenance, and administration of at least one beach park by the city or county which meets the minimum requirements of size and facilities available to the public as determined by the land office.
(1) for the administration or supervision of the public beaches of the city or county by a beach park board of trustees, county parks board, commissioners court, or other administrative body that the legislature may from time to time authorize, and provide that the board or agency will have adequate authority to administer an effective program of keeping clean the public beaches within its jurisdiction;
(2) for the receipt by the city or county treasurer or other officer exercising similar functions, if there is no city or county treasurer, of all funds paid to the city or county under this subchapter and provide for the proper safeguarding of the funds by the officer, provide that the funds will be spent solely for the purposes for which they are paid, and provide for the repayment by the city or county of any funds lost or diverted from the purposes for which paid;
(3) that the governing body of the city or county will make reports as to amounts and categories of expenditures that the land office may from time to time require;
(4) that entrance to all public beaches under the jurisdiction of the governing body of the city or county is free of charge; and
(5) for the establishment, maintenance, and administration of at least one beach park by the city or county which meets the minimum requirements of size and facilities available to the public as determined by the land office.
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