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You can point to the administrators, but, don't these districts have LAWYERS whose job it is to keep this kind of stuff from happening?

GrillKing wrote:The question for me now is: Are there other instances such as this where 30.06 doesn't apply for gov entities, but some other part of the PC makes it an issue for license holders?

Good question.

PC §46.035(i) says that hospitals, churches, and amusement parks must be posted to be off-limits.

If a municipality owned an amusement park that met the other conditions (in a county of more than 1 million population, etc.), IMHO that would be a valid posting.

Municipalities don't generally own churches, but sometimes congregations rent facilities from municipalities. In that casey, the premises could also be posted, IMHO.

- Jim

davefrmmrfy wrote:You can point to the administrators, but, don't these districts have LAWYERS whose job it is to keep this kind of stuff from happening?

No. They have lawyers to keep the district from doing something that would get them sued successfully or doing something illegal. Since there is no penalty for posting unnecessary and flawed signs, the lawyer doesn't care.