1 Texas Administrative Code § 59.2 – Collection Process: Uniform Guidelines and Referral of Delinquent Collections (a) Definitions. The following words and terms, when used in this section, shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. (1) Attorney general–The Office of the Attorney General of Texas, acting through the Bankruptcy and Collections…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 59.1 – Lawsuit Authorization by Local Taxing Authorities (a) For the purposes of this section, authority means a municipality, a rapid transit authority, a regional transit authority, including a subregional transportation authority, a municipal mass transit department, a county or special purpose district empowered to adopt a sales and use…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.7 – Fee Requirements (a) A transcript of proceedings for a legal sufficiency review of a proposed comprehensive development agreement must be accompanied by a non-refundable examination fee as required by Texas Transportation Code § RSA 371.051. The examination fee is due and payable at the time the toll project…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.6 – Transcript Requirements (a) Form of the Transcript of Proceedings. The transcript submitted to the OAG must conform to the following requirements unless such requirements are expressly negated under applicable law: (1) each transcript shall be submitted in a loose-leaf binder or expanding file folder; (2) transcript page size…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.5 – Redetermination Review (a) If the OAG issues a determination that a proposed CDA is not legally sufficient, a toll project entity may supplement the transcript of proceedings or amend the CDA to facilitate a redetermination by the OAG of the prior legal sufficiency determination. (b) The general procedures…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.4 – General Procedures and Requirements for Review (a) Toll project entities must submit one hard copy and one machine-readable/searchable electronic copy of the transcript of proceedings in a standard electronic format. (b) The required transcript of proceedings should be sent to the General Counsel Division of the Office of…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.3 – Legal Sufficiency Review (a) Scope. The legal sufficiency review of a proposed comprehensive development agreement (CDA) by the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) under Texas Transportation Code § RSA 371.051 is a limited review that seeks to determine whether a proposed CDA substantially satisfies the applicable procedural,…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.2 – Definitions (a) Comprehensive development agreement or CDA shall have the meanings given by Texas Transportation Code Chapters 223, 284, 366, 370, or other law, as applicable for the type of toll project entity subject to Texas Transportation Code Chapter 371. (b) Department shall have the meaning as provided…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 58.1 – Purpose (a) This chapter implements § RSA 371.051 of the Texas Transportation Code, which provides that a toll project entity may not enter into a comprehensive development agreement for toll projects unless the attorney general reviews the proposed agreement and determines that it is legally sufficient. (b) The…

1 Texas Administrative Code § 57.9 – Administrative Fee (a) Outside Counsel must pay a non-refundable administrative fee to the Office of the Attorney General for the Invoice review described in § RSA 57.8 of this chapter. Outside Counsel may not charge, or seek reimbursement from, the Agency for payment of this administrative fee. (b)…