Section 90.3 - Applicability(a) All Migrant Labor Housing Facilities in the state of Texas, which may include hotels and other public accommodations if owned by or contracted for by Providers must be inspected and comply with the requirements in this chapter and 29 CFR §§ 500.130, 500.132 - 500.135, without the exception provided in 29 CFR § 500.131.(b) Where agricultural employers own, lease, rent, otherwise contract for, or obtain under other working arrangements, Facilities "used" by individuals or Families that meet the criteria described in the Act, the employer as Provider of said housing, "establishes" and becomes the "operator" of a Migrant Labor Housing Facility, and is the responsible entity for obtaining and "maintaining" the License on such Facility, as those terms are used in Tex. Gov't Code § 2306.921 - 2306.922.(c) An applicant for a License must facilitate an inspection by the Department with the owner of the property(ies) at which the Migrant Labor Housing Facility is located, or the inspection will be considered failed.(d) Owners or operators of homeless shelters, public camp grounds, youth hostels, hotels and other public or private accommodations that do not contract for services with Providers to house Workers are not required to be licensed.(e) No License would be required where a Worker is housed exclusively with his/her Family using their own structure, trailer, or vehicle, but temporarily residing on the land of another.(f) A Facility may include multiple buildings on scattered or noncontiguous sites, as long as the scattered sites are in a reasonable distance from each other, and the work location and the buildings are operated as one Facility by the Provider.10 Tex. Admin. Code § 90.3
The provisions of this §90.3 adopted to be effective January 8, 2006, 30 TexReg 8873; Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 45, Number 05, January 31, 2020, TexReg 751, eff. 2/5/2020; Adopted by Texas Register, Volume 49, Number 26, June 28, 2024, TexReg 4761, eff. 7/4/2024