Texas Local Government Code Title 8, Chapter 270 - Miscellaneous Provisions Affecting The Acquisition, Sale, Or Lease Of Property By Counties

• Texas Section 270.001 - Acquisition Of Real Property By Conveyance
  A deed, grant, or conveyance that is made, is acknowledged or proven, and is recorded as other deeds of conveyance to a county, to the...
• Texas Section 270.002 - Purchase And Sale Of Property After Judgment
  If property is sold under execution or order of sale on a judgment in favor of a county, including execution on a judgment in a...
• Texas Section 270.003 - Acquisition And Use Of Public Platform Tonnage Scales
  (a) The commissioners court of a county may, on the presentation of a suitable written petition signed by 500 or more inhabitants of the county,...
• Texas Section 270.004 - Authority To Contract With Federal Government For Acquisition Of Land Or Housing
  (a) The commissioners court of a county may: (1) contract with the United States, including the General Services Administrator and the Secretary of Housing and...
• Texas Section 270.005 - Contracts With Federal Government For Construction In Populous County
  (a) The commissioners court of a county with a population of 251,000 to 275,000 may contract with the United States government or a federal agency...
• Texas Section 270.006 - Report About Use Of, Or Accident Involving, Equipment In County With Population Of 500,000 Or More
  (a) In this section, "equipment" means equipment purchased with and operated with public funds or personal equipment for which an employee or officer is reimbursed...
• Texas Section 270.007 - Sale Of Computer Software
  (a) A county may sell or license a computer software application or software system developed by the county for use by the county. A county...
• Texas Section 270.008 - Disposal Of Super Collider Property
  (a) If the United States Department of Energy returns or gives to any county any property that was used or was to be used in...
• Texas Section 270.009 - Intellectual Property Of County
  A county may acquire, apply for, register, secure, hold, protect, and renew under the laws of this state, another state, the United States, or any...

Last modified: September 28, 2016