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  6. Chap. 84

Chapter 84
Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Program

Sections

84.001
Purpose
84.002
Definitions
84.003
Program
84.004
Terms of Agricultural Conservation Easement
84.005
Termination of Easement
84.006
Repurchase by Landowner
84.007
Protected Land; Notice of Taking
84.008
Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Fund
84.009
Administration of Fund
84.010
Criteria for Awarding Grants
84.011
Texas Farm and Ranch Lands Conservation Council
84.012
Effect on Tax Appraisal
84.013
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