Texas Administrative Code
Title 1 - ADMINISTRATION
Part 5 - TEXAS FACILITIES COMMISSION
Chapter 121 - COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Section 121.3 - Planning and Development for the Capitol Complex
Current through Reg. 49, No. 12; March 22, 2024
(a) The Commission adopts by reference §§ 2166.105, 2166.106, 2166.1065, 2166.107, and 2166.108, Texas Government Code, as the comprehensive planning and development process for Projects upon State Property in the Capitol Complex.
(b) The Commission adopts by reference §§2267.006, 2267.0061 - 2267.0067, 2267.051, 2267.052, 2267.053, 2267.055, 2267.058, 2267.059, 2267.065, and 2267.066, Texas Government Code, as the comprehensive planning and development process for Proposals upon State Property in the Capitol Complex in addition to the requirements set out in subsection (a) of this section.
(c) It is the policy of the Commission that before the Commission makes a decision on the planning, use or development of State Property within the Capitol Complex, the public and interested parties have the opportunity to review and comment on the Commission's proposed plans for such planning, use or development of State Property. Any proposed plans for such planning, use or development of State Property shall be listed as a line item on the agenda for each regularly scheduled Commission meeting. In addition to the required notices to state agencies under the provisions named in this section, at least thirty (30) days prior to each regularly scheduled Commission meeting, the Commission shall serve notice of each Project or Proposal for the planning, use or development of State Property within the Capitol Complex upon the public and interested parties, including a designated representative of the city, county, and any other affected jurisdiction where the State Property is located. Notice shall be given by posting on the Commission website and in the Texas Register. The posting shall generally describe the Project or Proposal; identify its location, summarize its nature, timing and scope, and include such other and additional information as required by law.
