we want to put up a bill board on our on land what is the law in texas we are on interstate 20 no city near by
969622
I would think it would be ok but u might have to get a construction permit we know how texas is with our permits other than that i think u should be fine where u at ill come by and see it when its done LOL
1036720
look in the yellow pages--or go to yahoo-yellow pages- put in the co name you are looking for, & your zip code- it will come up on your screen--good luck to you--ft. worth, tx here
104158
This depends upon the location.  A local city board or Streets department is the place to start.
530295
Looking around various sites on the web that service propane systems in Texas, it appears that underground tanks are quite LEGAL.  \n\nCorrosion needs to be taken into account or course, and you probably just can't bury the old above ground tank, but it looks like that deed restriction may still be enforceable.\n\nUnless there is a local ordinance that prohibits them, you may be forced to install an underground tank.  If there is an ordinance that prohibits underground tanks then the deed restriction would be unenforceable.\n\nIf it's deed restriction, someone would have to sue you to force the issue.
1094156
contact your state .f.b.i.   office on this matter they can tell you the lawsdiffer from state to state . this is fact on tis matter....
592728
Tell us your state. Someone might be able to help you.
836652
Try the library. Most library have either books that contain laws or access to Internet resources that will have law on file.\n\nYou could also try looking at the city's website. Cities will often have a link to municipal codes or other laws in the jurisdiction.
611023
Here are all of Texas' statutes. You can use the Search tab to find long-arm. I hope this helps and good luck!\n\nhttp://www.capitol.state.tx.us/statutes/statutes.html
405690
The laws will vary from city to city and state to state.  You didn't indentify where you live, so it is impossible to answer your question.
370832
Contact one of your city councilmembers. They will have the bylaws and will be able to tell you if it is legal or not.
525119
That depends what state you live in...Texas sorry but no
876295
Go here and select Texas:\n\nhttp://www.dontvote.com/map.html
845923
You need to post no hunting signs, no trespassing signs will work but the trespassors will only be charges with trespassing, if you have no hunting signs I believe the charges are tuffer. \n\nPost the  yellow no hunting signs clearly on your property line and it should keep them out. \n\nYou could go find where they are parking and get the plate number and call it into the police. Have the police come to your property and catch them if they run they can have a backup unit waiting at their cars to arrest them. If it is after dark and you live in texes just shoot them, lol
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As far as I know, the FEDERAL ( not state ) government passed an energy bill in the late 1970's that REQUIRES any local co-op to purchase available surplus electric power from their customers who have generation capability.\n\nIf your local co-op is NOT doing this, they are NOT in compliance with Federal regulations...Contact your Senator...He can QUICKLY resolve the situation...And will be GLAD to do so for the publicity...
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The FL legislature starts here.\nhttp://www.leg.state.fl.us/Welcome/index.cfm
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From what I've read, it's the unincorporated areas of Dallas county.  I don't know exactly where those areas are, but they said it was legal there.  Most counties around DFW have the bans, unless you travel a couple counties over.
719261
its different in different cities here in texas