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TX SB3046
Air quality permits for certain concrete plants and crushing facilities
TX SB3046 aims to regulate air quality permits specifically for concrete plants and crushing facilities in Texas. The bill seeks to establish guidelines that these facilities must follow to minimize their impact on air quality. This is intended to ensure that operations do not contribute excessively to air pollution.
N/A Senate Borris Miles
TX HB2842
The control by lethal means of white-tailed deer in certain areas
Texas HB2842 allows for the control of white-tailed deer populations in certain areas using lethal methods. This legislation is aimed at managing deer numbers to prevent overpopulation and related issues such as crop damage and vehicle collisions. It specifically targets regions where deer populations may pose significant challenges to local communities.
Passed House Erin Zwiener
TX HB2853
Student union building fees at The University of Texas at El Paso
TX HB2853 allows The University of Texas at El Paso to adjust the fees collected for its student union building. This means the university can change how much students pay for using the facilities and services offered in the student union. The goal is to ensure the student union can continue to provide valuable resources and services to the student body.
Passed House Vincent Perez
TX HB2243
The creation of the Texas Commission on Teacher Job Satisfaction and Retention
The Texas Commission on Teacher Job Satisfaction and Retention was proposed to address issues related to teacher happiness and keeping teachers in their jobs. The goal was to create a group that would focus on improving working conditions and support for educators in Texas. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed and did not become law.
Vetoed House Tom Oliverson
TX SB973
The periodic reappraisal of property by, and the prohibition on posting on the Internet certain information held by, an appraisal district
Texas SB973 requires appraisal districts to regularly reassess property values to ensure they reflect current market conditions. Additionally, the bill prohibits these districts from posting certain sensitive information online, aiming to protect property owners' privacy. This legislation is intended to create a fairer and more secure appraisal process.
Passed Senate Sarah Eckhardt