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(3) the abatement of a nuisance described by Section 343.011(c)(12). (b) The abatement procedures must require that written notice be given to: (1) the owner, lessee, occupant, agent, or person in charge of the premises; and (2) the person responsible for causing a public nuisance on the premises when:

Alcoholic Beverage Code are considered the “Texas Nuisance Abatement Statutes.” These statutes permit law enforcement agencies to close any piece of property involved in illegal ... itself and the places used by the gang to conduct criminal activities can be declared public nuisances. The nuisance abatement statutes can be useful additions ...

The Texas State Law Library publishes legal research guides to help both self-represented litigants/pro se litigants and attorneys/legal practitioners locate the legal information they need. ... often a neighbor, to feel inconvenienced or annoyed. Nuisances can be either public (affecting the general public) or private (affecting a specific ...

public interest, and that the grant of the exception is consistent with the general purpose of Section 343.011; and (2)AAauthorize in a specific case not covered by a ... AAThe court shall order abatement of the nuisance if the 6. defendant is convicted of an offense under this section. Acts 1989, 71st Leg., ch. 678, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1989 ...

the public health, safety, and welfare” or an unoccupied building, whether secured or not, that poses a danger to the public or could be used by children and vagrants. Id. at § 214.001(1)-(3). The Process. The municipal ordinance must set minimum standards which, if followed, would allow for the continued use and occupancy of the building. Id

define and declare what constitutes a nuisance and authorize and direct the summary abatement of the nuisance; and (3) abate in any manner the governing body considers expedient any nuisance that may injure or affect the public health or comfort. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987.

the prohibition or control of access to the premises to prevent a violation of Section 343.011 (Public Nuisance)(c)(1), (6), (9), or (10); (2) the removal or demolition of the nuisance; and (3) the abatement of a nuisance described by Section 343.011 (Public Nuisance)(c)(12). (b) The abatement procedures must require that written notice be ...

Public Nuisance 343.012 Criminal Penalty 343.013 Injunction 343.021 Authority to Abate Nuisance 343.022 Abatement Procedures 343.023 Assessment of Costs 343.024 Authority to Enter Premises 343.025 Enforcement 343.0111 Special Exception or Variance to Public Nuisance Classification 343.0235 Use of County Funds

TEXAS HEALTH AND SAFETY CODE CHAPTER 343. ABATEMENT OF PUBLIC NUISANCES SUBCHAPTER A. GENERAL PROVISIONS § 343.002. Definitions In this chapter: (1) “Abate” means to eliminate by removal, repair, rehabilitation, or demolition. … (3) “Garbage” means decayable waste from a public or private establishment or restaurant.

The Texas Department of State Health Services oversees public health nuisances, such as disease outbreaks linked to unsanitary conditions. Law enforcement agencies, including the Texas Department of Public Safety, may intervene when nuisances are tied to criminal enterprises. Defenses. Defendants in public nuisance cases have several legal ...

1972 Noise Pollution and Abatement Act (federal), although prohibitions on loud exhausts ... disturbance; commonly known as an “unwanted sound;” (b) loud, confused or senseless ... makes unreasonable noise in a public place other than a sport shooting range, as defined by Section 250.001, Local Government Code, or in or near a private ...

(2) define and declare what constitutes a nuisance and authorize and direct the summary abatement of the nuisance; and (3) abate in any manner the governing body considers expedient any nuisance that may injure or affect the public health or comfort. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987. Sec. 217.003. DISORDERLY CONDUCT.

Depending on the circumstances, the nuisance will be classified as a public nuisance or a private one. If a nuisance causes problems for the general public, it's classified as a public nuisance. If, on the other hand, a nuisance interferes with the right of a specific person, it is considered a private nuisance.

Safeguarding public health and well-being: Excessive noise has been linked to various health issues such as sleep disturbances, stress, and even hearing loss. By implementing noise ordinances, Texas aims to protect its residents from these negative health effects and promote a healthier living environment.

(2) define and declare what constitutes a nuisance and authorize and direct the summary abatement of the nuisance; and (3) abate in any manner the governing body considers expedient any nuisance that may injure or affect the public health or comfort. Acts 1987, 70th Leg., ch. 149, Sec. 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1987. Sec. 217.003. DISORDERLY CONDUCT.

Texas Transportation Code TRANSP TX TRANSP Section 683.074. Read the code on FindLaw Skip to ... vehicle that is a public nuisance to another location in the same municipality or county after a proceeding for the abatement and removal of the public nuisance has commenced has no effect on the proceeding if the junked vehicle constitutes a public ...

Disorderly conduct is a charge that is taken seriously in Texas, as it aims to maintain public order and protect the well-being of individuals within the community. By defining disorderly conduct and its various elements, the law seeks to establish clear boundaries for acceptable behavior in public spaces. The Legal Language of Texas Penal Code ...

Texas law identifies several actions that can lead to a disorderly conduct charge, generally involving public disturbances, offensive language, or threatening actions. Offensive Language or Gestures Under Texas Penal Code 42.01(a)(1), using abusive, indecent, profane, or vulgar language in a public place can be considered disorderly conduct if ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton Sues City of Dallas for Banning Guns on Public Property in Violation of Texas Law April 17, 2025 | Press Release Attor­ney Gen­er­al Ken Pax­ton Sues City of Dal­las for Ban­ning Guns on Pub­lic Prop­er­ty in Vio­la­tion of Texas Law. Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed two lawsuits against the City of ...