Texas HB263 allows municipalities and counties to regulate recreational vehicle parks by either prohibiting their formation or assessing a fee.

Texas HB263 amends Chapter 250 of the Local Government Code to allow municipalities and counties to regulate recreational vehicle parks. Specifically, it permits these political subdivisions to either prohibit the formation of such parks or, if they permit their formation, to assess a fee. The bill defines "recreational vehicle park" according to Section 13.087 of the Water Code. The changes will take effect on the 91st day after the legislative session concludes.

Texas HB263 allows municipalities and counties to regulate recreational vehicle parks by either prohibiting their formation or assessing a fee.

Texas HB263 amends Chapter 250 of the Local Government Code to allow municipalities and counties to regulate recreational vehicle parks. Specifically, it permits these political subdivisions to either prohibit the formation of such parks or, if they permit their formation, to assess a fee. The bill defines "recreational vehicle park" according to Section 13.087 of the Water Code. The changes will take effect on the 91st day after the legislative session concludes.