Texas
HB2179
HB2179 - Relating to the addition of certain counties to the Texas Emissions Reduction Plan.
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  89R9572 JRR-D     By: Shofner H.B. No. 2179       A BILL TO BE ENTITLED   AN ACT   relating to the addition of certain counties to the Texas Emissions   Reduction Plan.          BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:          SECTION 1.  Section 386.001(2), Health and Safety Code, is   amended to read as follows:                (2)  "Affected county" includes:                      (A)  Bastrop County;                      (B)  Bexar County;                      (C)  Caldwell County;                      (D)  Comal County;                      (E)  Ellis County;                      (F)  Gregg County;                      (G)  Guadalupe County;                      (H)  Harrison County;                      (I)  Hays County;                      (J)  Henderson County;                      (K)  Hood County;                      (L)  Hunt County;                      (M)  Johnson County;                      (N)  Kaufman County;                       (N-1)  Nacogdoches County;                       (N-2)  Newton County;                      (O)  Nueces County;                       (O-1)  Panola County;                      (P)  Parker County;                      (Q)  Rockwall County;                      (R)  Rusk County;                       (R-1)  Sabine County;                        (S)  San Patricio County;                       (S-1)  Shelby County;                        (T)  Smith County;                      (U)  Travis County;                      (V)  Upshur County;                      (W)  Williamson County;                      (X)  Wilson County; and                      (Y)  any other county designated as an affected   county by commission rule because of deteriorating air quality.          SECTION 2.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2025.
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