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Tex. Health and Safety Code § 361.1875

EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN POTENTIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTIES

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Tex. Health and Safety Code § 361.1875, EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN POTENTIALLY RESPONSIBLE PARTIES, Texas, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/671885
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(a) The commission may not name a person as a responsible party for an enforcement action or require a person to reimburse remediation costs for a site if the commission has conducted an investigation of a site owned or operated by the person and as a result of the investigation has determined that: (1) the contaminants that are the subject of investigation under this subchapter appear to originate from an up-gradient, off-site source that is not owned or operated by the person; (2) additional corrective action is not required at the site owned or operated by the person; and (3) the commission will not undertake a formal enforcement action in the matter. (b) The commission may not name a land bank established under Chapter 379C, Local Government Code, as a responsible party for an enforcement action or require the land bank to reimburse remediation costs for a site if the commission has conducted an investigation of a site owned or operated by the land bank and as a result of the investigation has determined that: (1) the contaminants that are the subject of investigation under this subchapter: (A) appear to originate from an up-gradient, off-site source that is not owned or operated by the land bank; or (B) appear to have been present on the site before the land bank purchased the site; and (2) the land bank could not have reasonably known about the contaminants at the time the land bank purchased the site.