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Well, let us know what they say when you get a reply next year.

In the meantime, I'm going to agree with ninja.

ninjabread wrote:

ATXGolfGuy wrote:using contract management.

If contract management posted, the AG says "Signs are Fine!"

ATXGolfGuy wrote:It's actually managed by Texas Stars, LP. I've made both the city and the arena/management team aware of the violation. We'll see what the state does.

Yes a private entity is running the place? Then the political subdivision will not be held accountable by the OAG. Trust me. Time and time again his office opinion letters have said this. Doesn't matter if it's non-profit or not. His office has stated that the signs may not apply to a license holder because they are on public property, but the city/county that owns the land cannot be fined under the law because they are not the ones posting the signs.

Some reading material for you:

https://texasattorneygeneral.gov/3006/3 ... ng-letters

The OAG will rule (probably a year from now, by the way) that since a private company operates the park, and that the city did not put up the signs (the private company did), therefore they are not in violation of the fines for signs law. The signs will remain. Sorry the only thing you may have helped with is statistics of this type of occurrence.

See similar instance here, and there are other examples as well.
https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/fi ... istory.pdf