Texas Administrative Code
Title 43 - TRANSPORTATION
Part 1 - TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Chapter 21 - RIGHT OF WAY
Subchapter J - LEASING OF HIGHWAY ASSETS FOR TRANSPORTATION FACILITY
Section 21.304 - Proposals

Universal Citation: 43 TX Admin Code § 21.304

Current through Reg. 50, No. 13; March 28, 2025

(a) To be responsive to a request under this subchapter, a proposal must set out in detail:

(1) the description of the property that is proposed to be leased;

(2) the proposed lease term, amount to be paid under the lease, and the payment schedule;

(3) the proposer's qualifications and demonstrated technical competence related to the proposed project;

(4) proposed technologies to be used for the proposed project, including information from test facilities or operational facilities;

(5) schematic designs and architectural designs sufficient to show the extent and nature of the proposed project;

(6) the proposer's ability to meet schedules;

(7) a detailed financial plan, including cost methodology, cost proposals, and project financing approach;

(8) the estimated air emissions of the proposed transportation facility and a comparison to the estimated emissions from equivalent truck transportation;

(9) the effects on the highway facility, including changes in access, clear-zones, lines of sight, signage, drainage, vegetation, and safety; and

(10) any other information that the department considers relevant or necessary.

(b) The information provided under subsection (a)(8) of this section must provide an evaluation of the type of emissions, including regulated pollutants and carbon, and the impacts on existing air quality conditions in the area of the proposed facility.

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