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· 1/10/1996

Williamson Pointe Venture v. City of Austin

Citations

  • 912 S.W.2d 340
  • 1995 WL 688654

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  • recognizing that the amendment changed rather than clarified the statute where the definition of \regulatory agency\ was amended to specifically include governing bodies of cities when issuing a permit, \project\ was redefined, and a section of exclusions was added
  • recognizing that the amendment changed rather than clarified the statute where the definition of “regulatory agency” was amended to specifically include governing bodies of cities when issuing a permit, “project” was redefined, and a section of exclusions was added
  • recognizing that the amendment changed rather than clarified the statute where the definition of \regulatory agency\ was amended to specifically include governing bodies of cities when issuing a permit, \project\ was redefined, and a section of exclusions was added
  • recognizing that the amendment changed rather than clarified the statute where the definition of \regulatory agency\ was amended to specifically include governing bodies of cities when issuing a permit, \project\ was redefined, and a section of exclusions was added
  • recognizing that the amendment changed rather than clarified the statute where the definition of “regulatory agency” was amended to specifically include governing bodies of cities when issuing a permit, “project” was redefined, and a section of exclusions was added
  • finding that an amendment changes rather than clarifies a statute where the amendment directly contradicts that plain wording of previous versions of the statute

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Judges: Powers, Aboussie, Kidd

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