Texas Register, Volume 23, Number 15, Pages 3631-3764, April 10, 1998 Page: 3,649
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heading if the property does not have a second water heater, and
the inspector is deleting the second unit from the report. When
using more than one of the optional systems report forms in the
same inspection, the inspector also may delete duplicate provisions
such as the identification of the property, date, and scope of the
inspection. The inspector may not delete any portion of Property
Inspection Report REI 7A-0. The inspector may reprint supplies of
Property Inspection Report REI 7A-0 with such additional space for
comments after each item or system as the inspector deems necessary
and also may reproduce the form by computer adding space for
comments as the inspector deems necessary. The inspector also may
reprint or reproduce Property Inspection Report REI 7A-0 without
any additional spaces for comments, attaching additional pages of
comments to the report. The inspector may also renumber the
pages of the form to correspond with any changes made necessary
due to adding space for comments or deletions of text under this
subsection. If necessary to report the inspection of a part, component
or system not contained in the form, or space provided on the forms
is inadequate for a complete reporting of the inspection, such as when
the inspector provides a higher level of inspection performance than
that required by 535.222, the inspector may attach additional pages
to the forms. When providing comments or additional pages to report
on items listed in a form, the inspector shall arrange the comments
or additional pages to follow the sequence of the items listed in the
form adopted by the commission.
(e) This section does not apply to the following:
(1) quality control construction inspections in the areas
of new homes, remodeling or reinspections;
(2) inspections for which federal or state law requires use
of a different report; or
(3) inspections for which a relocation company or a
seller's employer requires use of a different report, and the first
page of the report contains a notice either in bold or underlined
print reading substantially similar to the following: "This report
was prepared for a relocation company or seller's employer in
accordance with the company's requirements. The report is not
intended as a substitute for a comprehensive inspection of the
property by an inspector of the buyer's choice. Standard inspection
reports required by the Texas Real Estate Commission may contain
additional information a buyer should consider in making a decision
to purchase." If the report form required by the relocation company
or seller's employer does not contain the notice, the inspector shall
attach the notice to the first page of the report at the time the report
is prepared by the inspector.
(f) [ (e)] Failure to comply with this section is grounds for the
suspension or revocation of an inspector's license or the imposition
of an administrative penalty by the commission.
This agency hereby certifies that the proposal has been re-
viewed by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's
legal authority to adopt.
Filed with the Office of the Secretary of State, on March 26,
1998.
TRD-9804320
Mark A. Moseley
General Counsel
Texas Real Estate Commission
Earliest possible date of adoption: May 10, 1998
For further information, please call: (512) 465-3900TITLE 34. PUBLIC FINANCE
Part I. Comptroller of Public Accounts
Chapter 5. Funds Management (Fiscal Affairs)Subchapter C.
34 TAC 5.22Claims Processing-Travel Vouchers
The Comptroller of Public Accounts proposes amendments to
5.22, concerning incorporation by reference: "State of Texas
Travel Allowance Guide."
The amendments are necessary to reflect the issuance of a
new "State of Texas Travel Allowance Guide" by the comptroller.
The new guide reflects changes made by the 75th legislature,
regular session, 1997 to the Travel Regulations Act and to the
travel provisions of the General Appropriations Act. The new
guide also includes revised policies that are intended to promote
efficiency and eliminate ambiguities concerning the travel of
state officers and employees. Chapter 10 of the new guide
lists the major differences between it and the previous guide.
A copy of the new guide is available upon request from Claims
Division, P.O. Box 13528, Austin, Texas 78711.
Mike Reissig, chief revenue estimator, has determined that for
the first five-year period the amendment will be in effect there
will be no foreseeable implications relating to costs or revenues
of the state or local governments.
Mr. Reissig also has determined that for each year of the
first five years the amendment is in effect the public benefit
anticipated as a result of adopting the amendment will be in
providing new information regarding the travel of state officers
and employees. There is no significant anticipated economic
cost to individuals who are required to comply with the proposed
rule.
Comments on the proposal may be addressed to Kenny
McLeskey, Manager of Claims Division, P.O. Box 13528,
Austin, Texas 78711. If a person wants to ensure that the
comptroller considers and responds to a comment made about
this proposal, then the person must ensure that the comptroller
receives the comment not later than the 30th day after the issue
date of the Texas Register in which this proposal appears. If
the 30th day is a state or national holiday, Saturday, or Sunday,
then the first workday after the 30th day is the deadline.
The amendments are proposed under the Government Code,
660.021, which requires the comptroller to adopt rules to
administer the Travel Regulations Act and the travel provisions
of the General Appropriations Act.
The amendments implement the Government Code,
660.001-660.146 and the General Appropriations Act,
Article IX, 4 and 13-19.
5.22. Incorporation by Reference: "State of Texas Travel Allowance
Guide."
The "State of Texas Travel Allowance Guide," [and its errata] which
was [were] issued by the comptroller in January 1998 [on February
29 1996,] and filed with the secretary of state, is [are] incorporated
by reference as a section. The guide is [and the errata are] published
by the comptroller in Austin, Texas, and copies may be obtained from
the comptroller upon request.PROPOSED RULES April 10, 1998 23 TexReg 3649
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