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NotRPB wrote: ↑Thu May 11, 2023 4:01 pm UPDATE MAY 11, 2023
NEW NON-COMPLIANT TINY SIGNS ON THE ENTRANCE OF THE ROOM WHERE BURNET APPRAISAL PROTESTS ARE HELD WHICH IS NEXT DOOR TO THE APPRAISAL DISTRICT WHERE YOU GO IN TO PAY...-LOOKS LIKE 30.06 30.07 AND WHO KNOWS WHAT ARE ON 3X5 OR 4X6 CARDS TAPED ON A GLASS DOOR, THEY WANT TO PRETEND IT'S A COURTROOM I GUESS ... WHO IS THE JUDGE?

OR
THEY MAY BE RELYING ON
"APPRAISAL DISTRICT REVIEW BOARD"

Sec. 46.035. UNLAWFUL CARRYING OF HANDGUN BY LICENSE HOLDER.
(c) A license holder commits an offense if the license holder intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly carries a handgun under the authority of Subchapter H, Chapter 411, Government Code, regardless of whether the handgun is concealed or carried in a holster, in the room or rooms where a meeting of a governmental entity is held and if the meeting is an open meeting subject to Chapter 551, Government Code, and the entity provided notice as required by that chapter.
https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs ... GV.551.htm
Chapter 551, Government Code,
(H) the governing board of a special district created by law;

SO, WHAT NOTICE IS REQUIRED BY Chapter 551, Government Code? ALL I SEE IS THEY NEED TO POST NOTICE OF OPEN MEETING AT THE COURTHOUSE ON A BULLETIN BOARD? I SEE NOTHING ABOUT NOTICE TO NOT CARRY BEING REQUIRED, JUST THAT IT'S UNLAWFUL CARRYING OF HANDGUN BY LICENSE HOLDER. (WITH NO NOTICE REQUIREMENT?)


STILL, THE SIGNS ARE SMALL &

(BUT NO SIGNS ON APPRAISAL DISTRICT MAIN ENTRANCE NEXT DOOR WHERE YOU GO IN TO PAY)


I'LL TRY TO GET PICTURES LATER

Physical Address: Directions
223 South Pierce Street
Burnet, Texas 78611-3136

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 908
Burnet, Texas 78611-0908

Phone Numbers:
Phone Number: (512)-756-8291
Espanol: (512)-756-8291 #2

Email:
info@burnetad.org

Lobby Hours:
Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Operations: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Chief Appraiser:
Stan Hemphill

RPB wrote: ↑Mon Oct 17, 2011 10:47 am UPDATE
Mon Oct 17, 2011
Burnet County Appraisal District removed their improper signs

They HAD a sign on the door, 3 years ago, and [/u]I mentioned it to the employees, they still had the sign 2 years ago, so I called the County Criminal Prosecutor who said he thinks appraisal districts are Courts because like the restaurant, office supply store etc, it's on the Courthouse square and they have administrative "hearings" there (with real estate appraisers, not Judges)

Last year, I mentioned it to a County Judge who's husband was running for District Judge (both have CHLs and are VERY knowledgeable ) [ I asked the candidate if he had a CHL when he was campaigning, he said yes he and his wife both do ... I then told him about the non-compliant unenforceable sign ...]

Went and paid my House taxes minutes ago, took camera to photo the sign .... doors now have no sign except the hours they are open and one pointing to envelopes and drop box for after hours payments. No such signs inside either.

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I updated the entry on Texas3006.com just now too

Abraham wrote: ↑Tue Sep 25, 2018 1:23 pm WR,

As an attorney with your much Clarence Darrow like-wisdom, I really appreciate your wonderful legal expertise and opinions about....everything.

Thanks and please keep it up.

We're all waiting for your next gem.

troglodyte wrote:

bigity wrote:Are the procedures in this thread still correct?

The South Plains Fair has posted 30.06/.07 signs at the entrance to the South Plains Fairgrounds in Texas, which is owned (as far as I can tell) by Lubbock County, making the signs invalid.

I know the AG has ruled that the governmental entity cannot be fined for something a third party has done (was anything passed this last session to deal with this?), but where do I document/submit this as an invalid sign?

I'm pretty sure the South Plains Fair is owned by a private, non-profit organization, The South Plains Fair Association.

bigity wrote:So basically these signs come down to a 'beat the rap, but not the ride' situation possibly?

chasfm11 wrote:

ScottDLS wrote:

sbrawley wrote:The public lobby at the Harris County Sheriff's processing center is now posted with a big red ugly 30.06 sign. This is on the public side where there is no access to the secure side.

I suggest open carrying in there...if you're willing to risk "the ride". The rid should be short since you're already at the Sheriff's office.

Perhaps it is just me, but I don't high expectations of getting a fair trial on a gun issue in Harris County......or Travis County. The presence of the sign in the first place tells me their regard for the law.

sbrawley wrote:The public lobby at the Harris County Sheriff's processing center is now posted with a big red ugly 30.06 sign. This is on the public side where there is no access to the secure side.

mojo84 wrote:It depends on whether the parking lot is inside the secured portion of the refinery/chemical plant property or not.

OldAg wrote:I need to clarify my post.

I was talking specifically about employees of those chemical companies. The statute that I was thinking of is the same one that requires companies to allow employees to be able to leave their weapons locked in their personal vehicles in the parking lot (Labor Code 52.061) which has an exception for inside the secured area of the plant (LC 52.062).

The company doesn't have to post 30.06/07 notices for the employees because they have already given them verbal notice that handguns are prohibited on company property.

TrueFlog wrote:Dowell Middle School in McKinney has 30.06 and 30.07 signs posted at the main entrance to the building. I'm not sure if the signs violate SB 273 or not. I don't see any point in reporting them to the DA since they're not hurting anything; the school is already off-limits by statute.

EEllis wrote:

puma guy wrote: if a CHL holder unloads their weapon in public that would require exposing it. That's currently a violation.

Under the directions of a peace office at the entry table? I doubt it. And the fact that it would contradict doesn't automatically invalidate anything.

Deltaboy wrote:County Tax Assessor Office in Cleburne TX! It is a seperate building from the Court house which also has a Non complaint 30-06 Neither are 2 colored or in Spanish.

Pete92FS wrote:

joe817 wrote:There's one of those signs on my local convenience store glass doors. As I interpret it, as long as you have a CHL and are concealed(as you have to be, per law), you are ok to go in.

Anybody else agree with that?

I agree - that's the sign we want to see - interpret as CHL's welcome.

Purplehood wrote:I like those signs. They indicate awareness to me.