Tex. Spec. Dist. Local Laws Code Section 21.305
On-site Sewage Disposal Systems

(a)

The district may apply to the commission for designation as an authorized agent to implement and enforce on-site sewage disposal rules under Chapter 366 (On-site Sewage Disposal Systems), Health and Safety Code.

(b)

If the district finds that due to the nature of the soil or drainage in the area it is necessary to prevent water pollution that may injure the public health, the board by rule may:

(1)

provide limits on the number and kind of septic tanks in an area defined by the rule;

(2)

prohibit the use of septic tanks in the area; or

(3)

prohibit the installation of new septic tanks in the area.

(c)

The board shall consult with the commission before the adoption of a rule under Subsection (b).

(d)

The board may not adopt a rule under Subsection (b) without first holding a public hearing in the area to be affected by the rule.

(e)

The board by order may provide for a gradual and systematic reduction of the number or kind of septic tanks in the area and, by rule, may provide for a system to license and issue permits for the installation of new septic tanks in the area affected. If the board adopts a license and permit system, a person may not install a septic tank in the area without a license or permit from the board.
Added by Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 920 (H.B. 3166), Sec. 1.01, eff. April 1, 2009.

Source: Section 21.305 — On-site Sewage Disposal Systems, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/SD/htm/SD.­21.­htm#21.­305 (accessed Jun. 5, 2024).

21.001
Definitions 21.002
Nature of District 21.003
Purpose 21.004
Findings and Declaration of Policy 21.005
State Policy Regarding Waste Disposal 21.051
District Territory 21.052
Annexation of County 21.053
Annexation Petition Hearing 21.054
Exclusion of County 21.055
Election on Annexation or Exclusion of County 21.056
Continued Bond Obligation for Excluded County 21.101
Governing Body 21.102
Appointment of Directors from Annexed County 21.103
Term 21.104
Eligibility to Serve 21.105
Vacancy 21.106
Director’s Bond 21.107
Term of Officers 21.108
Bylaws 21.109
Board Meetings 21.110
Compensation 21.111
Conflict of Interest in Contract 21.151
Principal Office 21.152
General Manager 21.153
Employee and General Manager Fidelity Bonds 21.154
Attorney 21.155
Records 21.201
Administration, Enforcement, and Accomplishment of Chapter 21.202
Conservation and Reclamation District Powers 21.203
Rules 21.204
Scope of District’s Regulatory Power 21.205
Plans 21.206
Studies and Research 21.207
Cooperative Agreements with Other Political Subdivisions 21.208
Gifts, Grants, and Loans 21.209
Acquisition of Property 21.210
Eminent Domain 21.211
Entry on Land 21.212
Road Right-of-way 21.213
Consent for Change or Damage to State Property 21.251
Authority to Enter into Construction, Renovation, and Repair Contracts 21.253
Contract Specifications, Plans, and Details 21.254
Execution and Availability of Contracts 21.255
Contractor’s Bond 21.256
Board Control and Determination 21.257
Inspection of Work 21.258
Payments for Work 21.301
Acquisition of Existing Facilities 21.302
Solid Waste Recovery Facility 21.303
Standards for Solid Waste Handling 21.304
Management of Municipal Solid Waste 21.305
On-site Sewage Disposal Systems 21.306
Acquisition, Construction, and Operation of Disposal Systems 21.307
Waste Disposal Contracts 21.351
Accounting 21.352
Annual Budget 21.353
Sworn Statement Regarding Money and Disbursements 21.354
Depository 21.355
Investments 21.356
Payment of Expenses 21.357
Borrowing Money 21.358
Payment of Judgments 21.401
Authority to Issue Bonds 21.402
Bond Payment 21.403
Bond Election 21.404
Maturity of Bonds 21.405
Signature 21.406
Bond Provisions 21.407
Mandamus by Bondholders 21.408
Refunding Bonds 21.409
Tax Exemption 21.451
Authority to Impose Property Taxes 21.452
Amount of Tax 21.453
Tax Rate 21.454
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Accessed:
Jun. 5, 2024

§ 21.305’s source at texas​.gov