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Texas Register October 30, 2020 Issue GOVERNOR 7 TAC §§84.707 - 84.709 ..............................................................7686 Appointments.................................................................................7655 7 TAC §§84.802, 84.803, 84.809...................................................7688 ATTORNEY GENERAL TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Opinions.........................................................................................7657 EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS EMERGENCY RULES 37 TAC §21.7.................................................................................7689 COUNCIL ON SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT WITHDRAWN RULES COUNCIL ON SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION 22 TAC §810.3...............................................................................7659 COVID-19 EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE FACILITY LICENSING HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION 26 TAC §500.43, §500.44..............................................................7691 COVID-19 EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE FACILITY LICENSING 26 TAC §500.51.............................................................................7691 26 TAC §500.3...............................................................................7659 INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY 26 TAC §§500.41 - 500.44 ............................................................7660 OR RELATED CONDITIONS 26 TAC §500.51.............................................................................7662 26 TAC §551.47.............................................................................7691 INTERMEDIATE CARE FACILITIES FOR LICENSING STANDARDS FOR ASSISTED LIVING INDIVIDUALS WITH AN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY FACILITIES OR RELATED CONDITIONS 26 TAC §553.2003.........................................................................7691 26 TAC §551.47.............................................................................7663 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY LICENSING STANDARDS FOR ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS 26 TAC §553.2003.........................................................................7668 37 TAC §21.7.................................................................................7692 PROPOSED RULES ADOPTED RULES OFFICE OF THE STATE ENTOMOLOGIST TEXAS ANIMAL HEALTH COMMISSION BEES CHRONIC WASTING DISEASE 4 TAC §§7.1, 7.9, 7.10...................................................................7675 4 TAC §40.6...................................................................................7693 4 TAC §71.7...................................................................................7676 OFFICE OF CONSUMER CREDIT COMMISSIONER 4 TAC §71.11, §71.12....................................................................7676 ADMINISTRATION 4 TAC §71.21.................................................................................7676 7 TAC §82.1, §82.2........................................................................7702 4 TAC §71.22, §71.23....................................................................7676 REGULATED LENDERS AND CREDIT ACCESS 4 TAC §71.51, §71.53....................................................................7677 BUSINESSES FINANCE COMMISSION OF TEXAS 7 TAC §83.2003.............................................................................7708 STATE BANK REGULATION 7 TAC §83.4003.............................................................................7708 7 TAC §3.37...................................................................................7677 7 TAC §83.4007.............................................................................7709 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF BANKING 7 TAC §§83.5001, 83.5003 - 83.5005 ...........................................7710 7 TAC §83.6007.............................................................................7710 TRUST COMPANY LOANS AND INVESTMENTS 7 TAC §19.51.................................................................................7679 PROPERTY TAX LENDERS 7 TAC §89.701...............................................................................7713 OFFICE OF CONSUMER CREDIT COMMISSIONER 7 TAC §89.805...............................................................................7713 MOTOR VEHICLE INSTALLMENT SALES COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 7 TAC §84.201...............................................................................7683 7 TAC §§84.604, 84.611, 94.613...................................................7684 TAX ADMINISTRATION 34 TAC §3.27.................................................................................7715 TABLE OF CONTENTS 45 TexReg 7651 PROPERTY TAX ADMINISTRATION Notice of Final Action Taken.........................................................7738 34 TAC §9.4001.............................................................................7715 Texas Education Agency TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Notice of Correction Concerning the 2021 - 2022 Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers, Cycle 11, Year 1 Grant Pro- EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS gram under Request for Applications (RFA) #701-21-102 ...........7738 37 TAC §21.6.................................................................................7716 Office of the State Entomologist 37 TAC §21.8.................................................................................7717 Notice of Agency Name Change ...................................................7739 STANDARDS FOR AN APPROVED MOTORCYCLE Texas Commission on Environmental Quality OPERATOR TRAINING COURSE Agreed Orders................................................................................7739 37 TAC §§31.1 - 31.12 ..................................................................7717 Enforcement Orders.......................................................................7741 ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLE OPERATOR EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Enforcement Orders.......................................................................7742 37 TAC §§33.1 - 33.5 ....................................................................7717 Notice of District Petition ..............................................................7743 DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND PROTECTIVE Notice of Public Meeting for Air Quality Permits: Proposed Air Quality Permit Numbers 1467, PSDTX1090M1, N284, and GHGPS- SERVICES DTX199 .........................................................................................7744 CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES Notice of Water Rights Application...............................................7745 40 TAC §700.1311.........................................................................7718 Request for Nominations for Appointment to Serve on the Irrigator TRANSFERRED RULES Advisory Council...........................................................................7746 Department of Aging and Disability Services Texas Ethics Commission Rule Transfer..................................................................................7721 List of Late Filers...........................................................................7747 RULE REVIEW General Land Office Notice and Opportunity to Comment on Requests for Consistency Proposed Rule Reviews Agreement/Concurrence Under the Texas Coastal Management Pro- Office of the Governor ...................................................................7723 gram ...............................................................................................7747 Office of the Governor, Economic Development and Tourism Of- Texas Health and Human Services Commission fice..................................................................................................7723 Revised Notice of Public Hearing on Proposed Medicaid Payment Texas Film Commission ................................................................7725 Rates for the Medicaid Biennial Calendar Fee Review.................7748 Adopted Rule Reviews Department of State Health Services Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner ....................................7726 Licensing Actions for Radioactive Materials ................................7749 TABLES AND GRAPHICS Licensing Actions for Radioactive Materials ................................7754 .......................................................................................................7727 Licensing Actions for Radioactive Materials ................................7759 IN ADDITION Licensing Actions for Radioactive Materials ................................7763 Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs Draft Bond Program Policies and Request for Proposals Available for Announcement of the Public Comment Period for the Draft 2020 State Public Comment ............................................................................7737 of Texas Consolidated Plan Annual Performance Report - Reporting on Program Year 2019 ...................................................................7770 Office of the Attorney General Texas Lottery Commission Texas Health and Safety Code and Texas Water Code Settlement No- tice..................................................................................................7737 Scratch Ticket Game Number 2247 "BONUS BREAK THE BANK"...........................................................................................7770 Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner Scratch Ticket Game Number 2272 "MAD MONEY"..................7775 Notice of Rate Ceilings..................................................................7737
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