Texas HB4633 regulates retail distribution centers, prohibiting their location within two miles of schools or hospitals and imposing a civil penalty.

Texas HB4633 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate certain retail distribution centers. The bill defines a "retail distribution center" as a facility primarily used for the temporary storage of consumer goods for delivery to retail stores or customers. The regulation applies to centers located outside municipal limits and with high vehicle traffic, specifically 800 or more total trips per day, 400 or more inbound trips, or 400 or more outbound trips. The bill prohibits these centers from being within two miles of public or private schools or hospitals.

Texas HB4633 regulates retail distribution centers, prohibiting their location within two miles of schools or hospitals and imposing a civil penalty.

Texas HB4633 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate certain retail distribution centers. The bill defines a "retail distribution center" as a facility primarily used for the temporary storage of consumer goods for delivery to retail stores or customers. The regulation applies to centers located outside municipal limits and with high vehicle traffic, specifically 800 or more total trips per day, 400 or more inbound trips, or 400 or more outbound trips. The bill prohibits these centers from being within two miles of public or private schools or hospitals.