Texas Administrative Code

(a) Carrying of permit. The original permit issued by the district must be carried in the permitted vehicle. (b) Prohibition on movement with void permit. A permittee is prohibited from transporting an oversize or overweight load with a void permit. A permit is void if the applic…

(a) Minimum axle group spacing. For an axle group to be permitted for maximum weight authorized under this section: (1) an axle group must have a minimum spacing of four feet, measured from center of axle to center of axle, between each axle in the group; and (2) two or more cons…

(a) District authorized to issue permits. The district may issue a permit and collect a fee for the movement within the territory of the district on the roads designated by Transportation Code, § 623.219(b) of a vehicle or vehicle combination that exceeds the vehicle size or weig…

(a) Authority authorized to issue permits. Subject to subsection (j) of this section, the authority may issue a permit and collect a fee for the movement within the territory of the authority of a vehicle or vehicle combination that exceeds the vehicle size or weight limits speci…

(a) Permit application. Application for a permit issued under this subchapter must be in a form approved by the department and at a minimum must include: (1) the name of the applicant; (2) the name of the driver of the vehicle in which the cargo is to be transported; (3) a descri…

(a) Authority to issue permits. The district may issue a permit and collect a fee for the movement within the district on the roads designated by Transportation Code, § 623.232 of a vehicle or vehicle combination that exceeds the vehicle size or weight limits specified by Transpo…

A person who collects a sample under Subchapter C, D, or H of this chapter shall send the sample to the director at the DPS Crime Laboratory Service. Notes 37 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.5 The provisions of this §28.5 adopted to be effective February 7, 2005, 30 TexReg 407; amended to …

In accordance with Transportation Code, Chapter 623, Subchapter M, the commission may authorize Chambers County, Texas to issue permits for the movement of oversize and overweight vehicles and loads on the roads designated by Transportation Code, § 623.252(b)(1) . This subchapter…

(a) Authority to issue permits. Chambers County may issue a permit for a vehicle or vehicle combination that exceeds the vehicle size or weight limits specified by Transportation Code, Chapter 621, Subchapters B and C but does not exceed loaded dimensions of 12 feet wide, 16 feet…

(a) Registration requirements. To be eligible for a permit under this subchapter: (1) a vehicle or combination of vehicles must be registered under Transportation Code, Chapter 502; and (2) the owner of the vehicle or combination of vehicles must be registered as a motor carrier …

In this subchapter, "district" means the Victoria County Navigation District. Notes 43 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.41 The provisions of this §28.41 adopted to be effective October 18, 2012, 37 TexReg 8207

(a) Permit application. A permit issued under this subchapter shall be in a form approved by the department, and shall at a minimum include: (1) the name of the applicant; (2) date of issuance; (3) signature of the designated agent of Chambers County; (4) the maximum weight and d…

An individual confined in a penal institution operated by or under contract with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shall provide one or more DNA samples for the purpose of creating a DNA record. Notes 37 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.41 The provisions of this §28.41 adopted to be …

TDCJ shall: (1) obtain samples from individuals under this subchapter; (2) preserve each sample collected; (3) maintain a record of the collection of the sample; and (4) send the sample to the director for scientific analysis under Subchapter B of this chapter. Notes 37 Tex. Admi…

(a) Time to collect. TDCJ shall obtain the sample from an individual during the diagnostic process or at another time determined by TDCJ. (b) Use of force. A TDCJ employee may use force against an individual required to provide a sample under this subchapter when and to the degre…

(a) TDCJ shall collect and forward thumbprints with each DNA sample collected under this subchapter. (b) The thumbs must be rolled to capture the entire print. (c) TDCJ shall provide a legible signature of the person collecting the sample and, for identification purposes, should …

(a) A forensic DNA laboratory shall comply with the rules in this subchapter. (b) Before conducting a DNA test, a forensic DNA laboratory shall: (1) obtain accreditation in accordance with 37 TAC §§ 651.1 - 651.1 1; and (2) comply with the audit standards required by the laborato…

If requested by the director, TDCJ shall notify the director that an individual subject to this subchapter is to be released from custody not earlier than the 120th day before the individual's release date and not later than the 90th day before the individual's release date. Note…

If an individual is confined in another institution after sentencing and before admission to TDCJ, and TDCJ determines that the individual is likely to be released before being admitted to TDCJ, TDCJ shall cause a sample to be collected from the individual. The administrator of t…

This chapter establishes the process by which an applicant may request and receive assistance with filing applications for permits or other proposed actions subject to the Texas Coastal Management Program (CMP). This chapter also establishes the process by which an applicant, age…

(a) Permitting assistance is administered by the Permit Service Center (PSC). The purpose of the PSC is to serve as an outlet for basic permit information and provide applicants with permitting assistance for proposed activities in the coastal zone subject to the CMP. (b) Assista…

If a sample has been erroneously taken from an individual that is not required by statute to provide a sample, the agency collecting the sample shall provide a formal request to the director asking that the sample be destroyed. Prior to destruction, a check of the offender's crim…

(a) Purpose. This subchapter contains the director's rules governing the taking of a biological sample from certain eligible individuals by an agency in order to populate the DPS DNA database. (b) Applicability. The general law and rules governing CODIS apply to this subchapter e…

This subchapter applies to an eligible individual described in this section, including an individual who is: (1) indicted or waives indictment for a felony prohibited or punishable under Penal Code: (A) §20.04(a)(4) (aggravated kidnapping with intent to cause bodily injury or vio…

(a) Date of approval. A laboratory outside the department must: (1) be approved on the date a DNA sample is analyzed by the lab; and (2) remain approved at least until the date the analysis report is submitted by the lab to the director. (b) Manner. An agency or other entity seek…

(a) Generally. An agency may collect a DNA sample from an eligible individual. The agency collecting the sample shall use a collection method approved by the director and described in the DNA Procedural Guidelines and may: (1) only use a sample collection kit obtained from the di…

(a) Preservation. The agency collecting the DNA sample shall use a preservation method and procedure approved by the director and described in the DNA Procedural Guidelines. (b) Forwarding. The collecting agency shall forward the sample together with the original DNA Database Car…

(a) Maintenance by agency. An agency collecting a DNA sample from an eligible individual shall maintain a record of the collection under this section, including a copy of the DNA Database Card and any associated record. (b) Certification. The individual agency representative who …

(a) Prosecutor determines no profile. The director encourages but does not require the appropriate felony prosecutor to file a motion for a DNA sample to be taken under this subchapter, if an original, DNA sample: (1) was never taken; (2) was lost or rejected; or (3) did not othe…

If this subchapter requires or permits an agency to communicate with the department or the director, the agency must communicate with the department or the director through the DPS Crime Laboratory Service. Notes 37 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.129 The provisions of this §28.129 adopted…

The director shall record DNA data and establish and maintain a computerized database that serves as the central depository in the state for criminal DNA records, including profiles. The director may maintain the DNA database at the DPS Crime Laboratory Service or another suitabl…

The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Approved laboratory or lab--A public or private forensic laboratory that is approved by the director under this subchapter. The term does …

If any person subject to this chapter fails or refuses to comply with this chapter or with Government Code, Chapter 411, Subchapter G, the director may request a district or county attorney or the attorney general to seek compliance with the act through a court order. Notes 37 Te…

A criminal justice or law enforcement agency or DNA laboratory may not collect, and the director may not accept, a sample taken from a person who is not deceased, whether submitted voluntarily or as required by this chapter, unless: (1) a blood sample is collected in a medically …

In the event that a compliance hearing is held pursuant to the provisions of the Insurance Code, Article 21.28-A, §3 or §5, the status of the affected company remains unchanged pending the issuance of a decision or order by the commissioner pursuant to the statutory time periods …

(a) In the event that the commissioner, supervisor, or conservator is prevented from completing his statutory duties due to judicial or administrative order or due to operation of law, the statutory time period fixed for the completion of the commissioner's, supervisor's, or cons…

After consultation with affected persons and after due reflection on the commission's obligations under the Antiquities Code of Texas, the commission makes the following determinations of fact and policy: (1) It is in the public interest of the State of Texas to locate, protect, …

(a) Through action of the Texas Legislature and the approval of the Texas voters, the Texas Agricultural Finance Authority is authorized to issue general obligation bonds, or other indebtedness backed by the State of Texas, and revenue bonds to provide financial assistance to eli…

The purpose of the Interest Rate Reduction Program is to foster the creation and expansion of enterprises based on agriculture in this state. These sections are adopted to provide standards of eligibility and procedures for obtaining financial assistance under the Act. Notes 4 Te…

Any collection activity of a loan guaranteed under this subchapter must be approved by the Authority. Notes 4 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.31 The provisions of this §28.31 adopted to be effective September 1, 2009, 34 TexReg 5902

The lender shall service the loan and receive all payments of principal and interest, in accordance with lender's loan documents. In accordance with the lenders guarantee agreement with the Authority, the lender is obligated to service the loan even after an event of default. Not…

The Authority may request documentation as necessary from any lender that seeks a loan guarantee or has an active loan guarantee under this subchapter. Notes 4 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.34 The provisions of this §28.34 adopted to be effective September 1, 2009, 34 TexReg 5902

Applications and other written communications to the Authority should be addressed to the attention of the Texas Agricultural Finance Authority, in care of the Texas Department of Agriculture, P.O. Box 12847, Austin, Texas 78711, or other method provided in the solicitation docum…

In the event that any clause, provision or subsection in this chapter are held to be invalid by any court of competent jurisdiction, the invalidity of such clause or provision shall not affect any of the remaining provisions hereof. Notes 4 Tex. Admin. Code § 28.6 The provisions …

A recipient may be declared in default if one or more of the following conditions exists as determined by the Authority and/or lender, whichever is applicable, and any other reasons that may be identified in the closing documents of the loan: (1) The recipient does not pay a sche…

(a) Purpose. The purpose of these sections is to describe avoidance or protection procedures applicable to persons who conduct or cause to be conducted any activity which would cause damage to sunken or abandoned pre-twentieth century ships and other historically significant wrec…

The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Avoidance Margin--the area around a significant magnetic anomaly or sonar target in which the proposed activity cannot occur, i.e. the …