Texas Register, Volume 15, Number 45, Pages 3453-3533, June 15, 1990 Page: 3,513
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not less than one gallon size attached to the
crab trap;
(v) fish a crab trap
without a valid gear tag attached to the
orange buoy or plastic bottle marking the
crab trap. Gear tags on crab traps are valid
only for 30 days aft'r the date the crab trap
is set out;
(vi) possess, use or place
more than three crab traps in waters north
and west of Highwar 146 where it crosses
the Houston Ship' Channel in Harris
County; or
(vii) fish a crab trap
within 200 feet of a Tiarked navigable chan-
nel in Aransas Coutty; and in the water
area of Aransas Bay within 1/2 mile of a
line from Hail Point on the Lamar Peninsu-
la, then direct to the eastern end of Goose
Island, then along the southern shore of
Goose Island, then along the eastern shore-
line of the Live Oak Peninsula past the
town of Fulton, past!Nine-Mile Point, past
the town of Rockpori to a point at the east
end of Talley Island Iincluding that part of
Copano Bay within 1i000 feet of the cause-
way between Lamat Peninsula and Live
Oak Peninsula.
(C) Un brella net. It is
unlawful for any person to use an umbrella
net with the area within the frame exceed-
ing 16 square feet.
(D) Deyices legally used for
taking fresh or salt wgter fish or shrimp and
operated in places an at times authorized
by a proclamation of te Parks and Wildlife
Commission or the Parks and Wildlife
Code.
65.82. Other Aquatic Life.
(a) It is unlawful for a person to
knowingly take, kill, Or disturb sea turtles
or sea turtle eggs in cr from the waters of
the State of Texas.
(b) There is nc open season on por-
poises, dolphins (man mals), and whales.
(c) Any other aquatic life (except
threatened and endang red species) not ad-
dressed in the section in this subchapter
may be taken only wit the devices defined
as lawful for taking fi h, crabs, oysters, or
shrimp in places and 4t times as provided
by proclamations of te Texas Parks and
Wildlife Commission 4nd the Texas Parks
and Wildlife Code.
This agency hereby certifies that the rule as
adopted has been revie led by legal counsel
and found to be a v lid exercise of the
agency's legal authority
Issued in Austin, Texas, on June 6, 1990.TRD-9005921 Boyd M. Johnson
Gen ral Counsel
Texa Parks and Wildlife
apartmentEffective date: September 1, 1990
Proposal publication date: April 20, 1990
For further information, please call: (512)
389-4974
TITLE 37. PUBLIC
SAFETY AND CORREC-
TIONS
Part IX. Texas
Commission on Jail
Standards
Chapter 271. Classification and
Separation of Inmates
* 37 TAC 271.2
The Texas Commission on Jail Standards
adopts an amendment to 271.2, with
changes to the proposed text as published in
the May 4, 1990, issue of the Texas Register
(15 TexReg 2590).
The amendment specifies that the
commission may grant a variance allowing for
the congregation of pre-trial first offenders
and convicted inmates when properly super-
vised by jail staff.
The amendment will allow more efficient
operation of jails with respect to staffing costs
and space needs.
All comments received were favorable.
Commenting in favor of the amendment were
Palo Pinto County Sheriff, Dallas County
Sheriff, Archer County Sheriff, Freestone
County Sheriff, Jail Committee, and the Sher-
iffs Association.
The amendment is adopted under the
Government Code, Title 4, Chapter 511,
which provides the Texas Commission on Jail
Standards with the authority to promulgate
rules affecting county jails.
271.2. Classification Plan. Each sheriff
shall develop and implement a written clas-
sification plan approved by the commission,
which shall contain provisions for the
following:
(1)-(9) (No change.)
(10) the separation of first of-
fenders waiting trial from those who have
been convicted of crimes. The Texas
Commission on Jail Standards may grant a
variance to this requirement when
individuals are congregated under constant
and direct supervision; and
(11) (No change.)
This agency hereby certifies that the rule as
adopted has been reviewed by legal counsel
and found to be a valid exercise of the
agency's legal authority.
Issued in Austin, Texas, on May 23, 1990.TRD-9005969 Jack E. Crump
Executive Director
Texas Commission on Jail
Standards
Effective date: June 28, 1990Proposal publication date: May 4, 1990
For further informatibn, please call: (512)
463-5505
TITLE 40. SOCIAL
SERVICES AND
ASSISTANCE
Part I. Texas Department
of Human Services
Chapter 4. Medicaid
Programs-Children and
Pregnant Women
Eligibility Requirements
* 40 TAC 4.1004, 4.1006, 4.1010,
4.1012
The Texas Department of Human Services
adopts amendments to 4.1004, 4. 1006,
4.1010, and 4.1012, concerning eligible
groups, application requirements, determining
income eligibility, and Medicaid eligiblity.
The purpose of these amendments is to
comply with the Omnibus Budget Reconcilia-
tion Act of 1989 (OBRA 1989). OBRA 1989
mandates Medicaid coverage for pregnant
women and children under six at 133% of the
Federal Poverty Income Limits (FPIL) effec-
tive April 1, 1990.
The sections will function by expanding
Medicaid coverage to assist more needy
individuals.
The amendments are adopted under the
Human Resources Code, Title 2, Chapters 22
and 32, which provides the department with
the authority to administer public and medical
assistance programs. The amendments are
adopted to be effective April 1, 1990, to
comply with federal law.
4.1004. Eligible Groups. The programs
serve the following groups of people:
(1) pregnant women whose in-
come is less than 133% of the federal pov-
erty level and whose total resources are less
than the food stamp resource limit for
households with no members age 60 or
over;
(2) children under six whose
family income is less than 133% of the
federal poverty level and whose total
resources are less than the food stamp
resource limit for households with no
members age 60 or over.
(3) newborn children born on or
after October 1, 1984, if their mothers are
receiving Medicaid coverage at the time of
birth. This coverage can continue through
the month of the child's first birthday as
long as he remains in the mother's
household and the mother remains eligible
for Medicaid;(4) children six or over in two-
parent families who meet all AFDC eligibil-
ity requirements except that they are not
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