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Texas Agriculture Code - AGRIC § 301.155. Application for Petition Seeking Election

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) On written request of at least 25 qualified voters residing in the target area or operational area mentioned in the notice requesting an election accompanied by unsigned petitions, the county clerk of each county within the target area or operational area shall certify and mark for identification petitions for circulation.

(b) An application for a petition seeking an election to disapprove the issuance of a permit must:

(1) be headed “Application for Election to Disapprove a Weather Modification Permit”;  and

(2) contain the following statement just ahead of the signatures of the applicants:  “It is the hope, purpose, and intent of the applicants whose signatures appear on this application to see disapproved the issuance of a permit for weather modification, including hail suppression.”

(c) An application for a petition seeking an election to approve the issuance of a permit must:

(1) be headed “Application for Election to Approve a Weather Modification Permit”;  and

(2) contain the following statement just ahead of the signatures of the applicants:  “It is the hope, purpose, and intent of the applicants whose signatures appear on this application to see approved the issuance of a permit for weather modification, including hail suppression.”

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