County Regulatory Authority Passes Both Chambers

HB 2665 by Ritter (Senate Sponsor Williams) has been passed by both the House and Senate and will now go to the Governor. This bill would allow a county to adopt and impose standards and specifications for the design and installation of address number signs in unincorporated areas of the county. Noncompliance would be a Class C misdemeanor.

County Regulatory Authority on Senate Intent Calendar

HB 2665 by Ritter (Senate Sponsor Williams) has been on the Senate Intent Calendar since Tuesday, May 19th.

This bill would allow a county to adopt and impose standards and specifications for the design and installation of address number signs in unincorporated areas of the county. Noncompliance would be a Class C misdemeanor.

House County Affairs Hearing Thursday, April 16th

The House County Affairs Committee has scheduled HB 2665 by Ritter and HB 2693 by Rodriguez for public hearing on Thursday, April 16th at 2 pm in E2.026 at the Capitol. TLC will oppose these bills.

HB 2665 would allow a county to adopt and impose standards and specifications for the design and installation of address number signs in unincorporated areas of the county. Noncompliance would be a Class C misdemeanor.

HB 2693 would allow Travis and Bexar Counties to charge property owners impact fees for arterial streets serving a subdivision.