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Texas Transportation Code - Chapter 63 Pilot Boards

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  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.001 - Governor To Appoint Boards
    (a) The governor, with the consent of the senate, shall appoint a board of commissioners of pilots consisting of five persons of respectable standing for ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.002 - Disqualification Of Board Member
    A pilot board member may not have a direct or indirect pecuniary interest in a pilot boat or branch pilot in the business of the ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.003 - Powers And Duties Of Board
    (a) A pilot board shall: (1) examine and determine the qualifications of each applicant for branch or deputy pilot; (2) recommend meritorious applicants to the ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.004 - Pilotage Rates And Rules
    A pilot board may adopt: (1) pilotage rates; (2) rules regarding the stations and times that pilots are required to be on duty and provisions ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.005 - Appeal Of Board Decision
    An appeal from any decision of a board may be taken to a court. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.021 - Governor Authorizes Appointment
    (a) For a port having a population and circumstances that do not warrant the appointment of a pilot board in this chapter the governor may ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.041 - Appointment Of Branch Pilots
    (a) The governor shall appoint at each port for which a pilot board or provisional pilot committee is established the number of branch pilots necessary ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.042 - Appointment Of Deputy Pilots
    (a) Each branch pilot may appoint two deputies, subject to examination and approval by the board. (b) A branch pilot is responsible for the actions ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.043 - Oath; Bond
    (a) Each branch pilot shall give a bond, payable to the governor, with two or more sufficient sureties. (b) The bond must: (1) be in ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.044 - Residence; Probationary Term
    (a) The board shall specify a term that a person must reside in this state to qualify the person to become a branch pilot for ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.045 - Malfeasance; Penalties
    (a) On proof that a branch or deputy pilot took charge of a vessel while intoxicated, the branch or deputy pilot shall: (1) for the ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.046 - Suspended Pilot
    A suspended pilot may not exercise the duties of the pilot's office. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ch. 165, § 1, eff. Sept. 1, 1995. ...
  • Texas Transportation Code Section 63.047 - Removal Or Reinstatement Of Pilot
    The governor may: (1) remove a branch pilot; or (2) reinstate a branch pilot who has been suspended by the board. Acts 1995, 74th Leg., ...
  • Last modified: August 11, 2007