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Texas Human Resources Code - Chapter 94 Vending Facilities Operated By Blind PersonsLegal Research Home > Texas Lawyer > Human Resources Code > Texas Human Resources Code - Chapter 94 Vending Facilities Operated By Blind Persons In this chapter: (1) "Blind person" means a person having not more than 20/200 visual acuity in the better eye with correcting lenses or visual ... (a) No person may operate a vending facility or a facility with vending machines or other coin-operated devices on state property unless the person is ... (a) On its own initiative or at the request of an agency that controls state property, the commission shall survey the property, or blueprints and ... (a) With the concurrence of the agency in charge of state property, the commission shall designate the location of vending facilities that have been requested ... (a) The commission may issue a license to operate its vending facilities on state property to blind citizens of the state who are capable of ... (a) A license or general permit to operate a vending facility on state property is valid for a period of three years from the date ... (a) If the commission determines that a blind person could not properly operate a vending facility at a particular location, the rehabilitation commission may survey ... Neither a vending facility operated by a blind or otherwise vocationally handicapped individual nor a vending facility location surveyed by the commission may be closed ... (a) If an individual licensed to operate a vending facility on state property requires an assistant, a qualified visually handicapped person must be given preference ... (a) If the commission and an agency agree to the installation and operation of an additional vending facility or vending machine on property that already ... (a) The commission may supply a blind vending facility operator with equipment and initial stock necessary for the operator to begin business. (b) The commission ... (a) The commission may promulgate rules and initiate procedures necessary to implement this chapter. (b) A blind person licensed to operate a vending facility on ... The commission may establish training or experimentation locations necessary to train blind persons who desire to be licensed to operate vending facilities and to develop ... (a) This chapter shall be construed in a manner consistent with the requirements of federal programs that provide financial assistance to the commission. (b) If ... (a) This chapter does not apply to: (1) property over which the federal government maintains partial or complete control; (2) property maintained and operated by ... (a) The commission is authorized to administer the Business Enterprises Program in accordance with the provisions of the Randolph-Sheppard Act (20 U.S.C. Section 107 et ... Texas Lawyers
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