Relating to the regulation of recreational vehicle parks by a political subdivision; authorizing a fee.

HB 263 allows Texas municipalities and counties to regulate recreational vehicle (RV) parks by either prohibiting their establishment or charging a fee for setting them up. Local governments would have the option to ban RV parks entirely or, if they permit them, impose a fee for the park's formation. The bill defines "recreational vehicle park" using existing Water Code terminology and provides no new restrictions beyond these two choices for local authorities. It does not require local governments to take action but gives them regulatory flexibility regarding RV park development. The bill is set to take effect 91 days after the legislative session ends.