Land Use & Zoning
Texas Property Code Chapter 212 governs city and county authority over subdivision plat approval. A municipality may withhold plat approval if:
AThe developer has not paid HOA dues
BThe plat does not comply with applicable subdivision regulations, land use ordinances, and state laws✓ Correct
CThe development is not approved by TREC
DThe mineral rights owner objects
Explanation
Under Texas Local Government Code Chapter 212, municipalities review subdivision plats for compliance with local subdivision regulations, including street design, utility access, drainage, lot configuration, and applicable state requirements.
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