Texas Transportation Code
§ 371.051 — ATTORNEY GENERAL REVIEW AND EXAMINATION FEE
TN § 371.051Title 6. ROADWAYS · Part G. TURNPIKES AND TOLL PROJECTS · Ch. 371. COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS FOR HIGHWAY TOLL PROJECTS · Art. B. OVERSIGHT
Statute text
View on source(a)A toll project entity may not enter into a comprehensive development agreement unless the attorney general reviews the proposed agreement and determines that it is legally sufficient.
(b)A toll project entity shall pay a nonrefundable examination fee to the attorney general on submitting a proposed comprehensive development agreement for review. At the time the examination fee is paid, the toll project entity shall also submit for review a complete transcript of proceedings related to the comprehensive development agreement.
(c)If the toll project entity submits multiple proposed comprehensive development agreements relating to the same toll project for review, the entity shall pay the examination fee under Subsection (b) for each proposed comprehensive development agreement.
(d)The attorney general shall provide a legal sufficiency determination not later than the 60th business day after the date the examination fee and transcript of the proceedings required under Subsection (b) are received. If the attorney general cannot provide a legal sufficiency determination within the 60-business-day period, the attorney general shall notify the toll project entity in writing of the reason for the delay and may extend the review period for not more than 30 business days.
(e)After the attorney general issues a legal sufficiency determination, a toll project entity may supplement the transcript of proceedings or amend the comprehensive development agreement to facilitate a redetermination by the attorney general of the prior legal sufficiency determination issued under this section.
(f)The toll project entity may collect or seek reimbursement of the examination fee under Subsection (b) from the private participant.
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Legislative history
Acts 2011, 82nd Leg., R.S., Ch. 1329 (S.B. 731), Sec. 1, eff. June 17, 2011.