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1964 Book 2 Texas Attorney General Reports and Opinions 1 (1964)

handle is hein.sag/sagtx0105 and id is 1 raw text is: THE ATrrORNEY GENERAL OF TEXAS WAGGONER CARR ArSTrx 11. TEXAS ArORNEYV GENERAL August 26, 1964 Dr. M. T. Harrington Chancellor Texas A&M University System College Station, Texas Opinion No. C-301 Re: Is a city building code ap- plicable to construction, as well as to the installation therein of electrical and plumbing facilities, of build- ings on State college or uni- versity land (State-owned) located within the city's Dear Dr. Harrington: boundaries? You have requested the opinion of this office as to the question of whether a city building code is applicable to the construction, as well as to the installation therein of electrical and plumbing facilities, of buildings on State col- lege or university land (State-owned) located within the city's boundaries. In your letter of request, you state that diffi- culties have arisen with the cities of Galveston and Arlington over this question, in that these cities contend that their building code requirements should be observed for buildings be- ing constructed or renovated by the Texas A&M University System. The building at Arlington is being constructed under the authority of Article 2909c, Vernon's Civil Statutes, which is quoted in part as follows: Sec. 2. The buildings and structures and additions to buildings and structures constructed or improved pursuant to this au- thority together with the equipment therein shall be of types and for purposes which the authorizing governing board shall deem appro- priate and shall deem to be for the good of the institution, provided such governing board shall approve the total cost, type, and plans and specifications of such construction, im- provement and equipment; . . . (Emphasis added). -1434-

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