Texas Statutes
Subchapter E. Moratorium on Property Development in Certain Circumstances
Section 212.138. Effect on Other Law

Sec. 212.138. EFFECT ON OTHER LAW. A moratorium adopted under this subchapter does not affect the rights acquired under Chapter 245 or common law.
Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 441, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 2001.

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Texas Statutes

Local Government Code

Title 7 - Regulation of Land Use, Structures, Businesses, and Related Activities

Subtitle A - Municipal Regulatory Authority

Chapter 212 - Municipal Regulation of Subdivisions and Property Development

Subchapter E. Moratorium on Property Development in Certain Circumstances

Section 212.131. Definitions

Section 212.132. Applicability

Section 212.133. Procedure for Adopting Moratorium

Section 212.134. Notice and Public Hearing Requirements

Section 212.135. Justification for Moratorium: Shortage of Essential Public Facilities; Written Findings Required

Section 212.1351. Justification for Moratorium: Significant Need for Public Facilities; Written Findings Required

Section 212.1352. Justification for Commercial Moratorium in Certain Circumstances; Written Findings Required

Section 212.136. Expiration of Moratorium; Extension

Section 212.1361. Notice for Extension Required

Section 212.1362. Expiration of Moratorium on Commercial Property in Certain Circumstances; Extension

Section 212.137. Waiver Procedures Required

Section 212.138. Effect on Other Law

Section 212.139. Limitation on Moratorium