Proposed Rule Review
Texas State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners
Title 22, Part 18
In accordance with 1997 General Appropriations Act, Article IX, Section
167, Review of Agency Rules, the Texas State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners
will review the following rules for re-adoption, repeal or amendment beginning
immediately. The rules to be reviewed are located at 22 Texas Administrative
Code Chapter 371, Examinations; Chapter 373, Identification of Practice; Chapter
375, Rules Governing Conduct; Chapter 376, Violations and Penalties; Chapter
377, Procedures Governing Grievances, Hearings, and Appeals; Chapter 378,
Continuing Education; Chapter 379, Fees and License Renewal; Chapter 380,
Hyperbaric Oxygen Guidelines; Chapter 381, Relative Analgesia; Chapter 382,
Podiatric Medical Technicians; Chapter 383, Sexual Misconduct; and Chapter
390, Procedures for the Negotiation and Mediation of Certain Breach of Contract
Claims Asserted by Contractors Against the State of Texas.
The Board will consider comments received in response to this notice at
its next meeting following the publication of this notice. Changes to the
rules proposed by the Board after considering comments received in response
to this notice will appear in the "Rules Proposed" section of the
Texas Register
and will be adopted in accordance with the requirements
of the Administrative Procedure Act, Tex. Gov't Code Ann. Ch. 2001. Comments
must be received no later than July 10th, 2005.
Comments of the review may be submitted in writing within 30 days following
the publication of this notice in the
Texas Register
to Janie Alonzo, Staff Services Officer V, Texas State Board of Podiatric
Medical Examiners, 333 Guadalupe, Suite 2-320, Austin, Texas 78701 or e-mail
to Janie.Alonzo@foot.state.tx.us
TRD-200502115
Janie Alonzo
Staff Services Officer V
Texas State Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners
Filed: May 25, 2005
General Land Office
Title 31, Part 1
The General Land Office (GLO) files this Notice of Readoption of rule 31
TAC, Chapter 15, relating to Coastal Area Planning, §§15.1 - 15.10,
15.12, 15.21 - 15.36, 15.41 - 15.44, and 15.51 - 15.54. This readoption of
Chapter 15 is filed in accordance with the General Land Office's Intention
to Review published in the December 10, 2004, issue of the
Texas Register
(29 TexReg 11469).
The GLO has assessed whether the reasons for readopting 31 TAC, Chapter
15, §§15.1 - 15.10, 15.12, 15.21 - 15.36, 15.41 - 15.44, and 15.51
- 15.54 continue to exist. The GLO finds that the rules in Chapter 15 reflect
current procedures of the GLO. The reasons for initially adopting the rules
continue to exist. The GLO, therefore, readopts Chapter 15 relating to Coastal
Area Planning in its entirety.
No comments were received on the proposed notice of intention to review.
Chapter 15 was adopted under authority granted to the commissioner of the
GLO in §§31.051, 33.602, and 61.011(d), Texas Natural Resources
Code, to adopt rules consistent with law.
This concludes the review of Chapter 15, Coastal Area Planning.
TRD-200502123
Trace Finley
Policy Director
General Land Office
Filed: May 25, 2005
The General Land Office (GLO), with the approval of the School Land Board
(SLB) files this Notice of Readoption of rule 31 TAC, Chapter 16, relating
to Coastal Protection, §§16.1 - 16.4. This readoption of Chapter
16 is filed in accordance with the General Land Office's Intention to Review
published in the December 10, 2004, issue of the
Texas Register
(29 TexReg 11469).
The GLO has assessed whether the reasons for readopting 31 TAC, Chapter
16, §§16.1 - 16.4 continue to exist. The GLO finds that the rules
in Chapter 16 reflect current procedures of the GLO. The reasons for initially
adopting the rules continue to exist. The GLO, therefore, readopts Chapter
16 relating to Coastal Protection in its entirety.
No comments were received on the proposed notice of intention to review.
Chapter 16 was adopted under authority granted to the commissioner of the
GLO and SLB in §31.051 and §33.064, Texas Natural Resources Code,
to adopt rules consistent with law.
This concludes the review of Chapter 16, Coastal Protection.
TRD-200502124
Trace Finley
Policy Director
General Land Office
Filed: May 25, 2005
The General Land Office (GLO) files this Notice of Readoption of rule 31
TAC, Chapter 25, relating to Beach Cleaning and Maintenance Assistance Program, §§25.1
- 25.22. This readoption of Chapter 25 is filed in accordance with the General
Land Office's Intention to Review published in the December 10, 2004, issue
of the
Texas Register
(29 TexReg 11469).
The GLO has assessed whether the reasons for readopting 31 TAC, Chapter
25, §§25.1 - 25.22 continue to exist. The GLO finds that the rules
in Chapter 25 reflect current procedures of the GLO. The reasons for initially
adopting the rules continue to exist. The GLO, therefore, readopts Chapter
25 relating to Beach Cleaning and Maintenance Assistance Program in its entirety.
No comments were received on the proposed notice of intention to review.
Chapter 25 was adopted under authority granted to the commissioner of the
GLO in §61.067, Texas Natural Resources Code, to adopt rules necessary
to perform its duties.
This concludes the review of Chapter 25, Beach Cleaning and Maintenance
Assistance Program.
TRD-200502125
Trace Finley
Policy Director
General Land Office
Filed: May 25, 2005
Title 13, Part 1
The Texas State Library and Archives Commission has completed the review
of Title 13 TAC, Part 1, Chapter 8, concerning the TexShare Library Consortium,
in accordance with the requirements of Government Code, §2001.39. Notice
of the review was published in the March 18, 2005, issue of the
Texas Register
(30 TexReg 1645). No comments were received during the
comment period.
The commission finds that the reasons for the adoption of the rules in
Title 13, Chapter 8, continue to exist. The rules are necessary to carry out
the statutory obligations of the Texas State Library and Archives Commission
for the establishment and maintenance of the TexShare consortium as a resource-sharing
consortium for libraries at institutions of higher education, for public libraries,
and for libraries of nonprofit corporations.
The rules in Chapter 8 are readopted in accordance with the Texas Government
Code, §2001.039, and under authority of the Texas Government Code, §441.225,
which permits the commission to adopt rules to govern the operation of the
consortium.
The rules affect the Texas Government Code, Chapter 441, Subchapter M.
TRD-200502174
Edward Seidenberg
Assistant State Librarian
Texas State Library and Archives Commission
Filed: May 31, 2005
Title 31, Part 4
The School Land Board (SLB) files this Notice of Readoption of rule 31
TAC, Chapter 151, relating to Operations of the School Land Board, §§151.1
- 151.4. This readoption of Chapter 151 is filed in accordance with the School
Land Board's Intention to Review published in the March 11, 2005, issue of
the
Texas Register
(30 TexReg 1476).
The SLB has assessed whether the reasons for readopting 31 TAC, Chapter
151, §§151.1 - 151.4 continue to exist. The SLB finds that the rules
in Chapter 151 reflect current procedures of the SLB. The reasons for initially
adopting the rules continue to exist. The SLB, therefore, readopts Chapter
151 relating to Operations of the School Land Board in its entirety.
No comments were received on the proposed notice of intention to review.
Chapter 151 was adopted under authority granted to the School Land Board
in §32.062 and §33.064, Texas Natural Resources Code, to adopt rules
consistent with law.
This concludes the review of Chapter 151, Operations of the School Land
Board.
TRD-200502126
Trace Finley
Policy Director
School Land Board
Filed: May 25, 2005
The School Land Board (SLB) files this Notice of Readoption of rule 31
TAC, Chapter 154, relating to Land Sales, Acquisitions, and Trades, §§154.1,
154.11 and 154.21. This readoption of Chapter 154 is filed in accordance with
the School Land Board's Intention to Review published in the March 11, 2005,
issue of the
Texas Register
(30 TexReg 1476).
The SLB has assessed whether the reasons for readopting 31 TAC, Chapter
154, §§154.1, 154.11 and 154.21 continue to exist. The SLB finds
that the rules in Chapter 154 reflect current procedures of the SLB. The reasons
for initially adopting the rules continue to exist. The SLB, therefore, readopts
Chapter 154 relating to Land Sales, Acquisitions, and Trades in its entirety.
No comments were received on the proposed notice of intention to review.
Chapter 154 was adopted under authority granted to the School Land Board
in §32.062 and §33.064, Texas Natural Resources Code, to adopt rules
consistent with law.
This concludes the review of Chapter 154, Land Sales, Acquisitions, and
Trades.
TRD-200502127
Trace Finley
Policy Director
School Land Board
Filed: May 25, 2005
The School Land Board (SLB) files this Notice of Readoption of rule 31
TAC, Chapter 155, relating to Land Resources, §§155.1 - 155.9, 155.11,
155.15, 155.21 - 155.24 and 155.40 - 155.49. This readoption of Chapter 155
is filed in accordance with the School Land Board's Intention to Review published
in the February 11, 2005, issue of the
Texas Register
(30 TexReg 733).
The SLB has assessed whether the reasons for readopting 31 TAC, Chapter
155, §§155.1 - 155.9, 155.11, 155.15, 155.21 - 155.24 and 155.40
- 155.49 continue to exist. The SLB finds that the rules in Chapter 155 reflect
current procedures of the SLB. The reasons for initially adopting the rules
continue to exist. The SLB, therefore, readopts Chapter 155 relating to Land
Resources in its entirety.
No comments were received on the proposed notice of intention to review.
Chapter 155 was adopted under authority granted to the School Land Board
in §32.062 and §33.064, Texas Natural Resources Code, to adopt rules
consistent with law.
This concludes the review of Chapter 155, Land Resources.
TRD-200502128
Trace Finley
Policy Director
School Land Board
Filed: May 25, 2005
Adopted Rule Reviews
Texas State Library and Archives Commission
School Land Board