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Texas Occupations Code - OCC § 2104.104. Decision on Permit Application

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

The commissioners court shall grant a permit application filed under Section 2104.101 unless, by a majority vote, the court finds, from a preponderance of the evidence presented at the hearing, that:

(1) the permit application contains false or misleading information;

(2) required information is omitted from the application;

(3) the promoter does not have sufficient financial backing or stability to:

(A) carry out the preparations described in the application;  or

(B) ensure the faithful performance of the promoter's agreements;

(4) the preparations described in the application are insufficient to:

(A) protect the community or the persons attending the outdoor music festival from health dangers;  or

(B) avoid a violation of Chapter 341, Health and Safety Code;

(5) the times of the festival and the festival location create a substantial danger of congestion and disruption of other lawful activities in the immediate vicinity of the festival;

(6) the preparations described in the application are insufficient to limit the number of persons attending the festival to the maximum number stated in the application;  or

(7) the promoter does not have adequate agreements with performers to ensure with reasonable certainty that persons advertised to perform at the festival will appear.

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