Texas Senate Bill SR221

Texas 2019 - 86th Regular

Caption

Recognizing February 20, 2019, as Texas BOMA Advocacy Day.

Impact

The resolution aims to honor the efforts of Texas BOMA members who support more than 109,000 jobs and contribute over $13.8 billion to the state's economy. It also emphasizes the association's commitment to reducing the environmental impact of development through energy efficiency programs and sustainability initiatives. The resolution aligns with broader state goals to improve environmental standards and encourage sustainable practices within the industry.

Summary

Senate Resolution 221 recognizes February 20, 2019, as Texas Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) Advocacy Day at the State Capitol. The resolution highlights the contributions of Texas BOMA, established in 1937, which represents stakeholders in the commercial real estate sector, comprising over 2,500 members across various cities in Texas. The association plays a significant role in promoting responsible building practices and is crucial in supporting the state's economy through job creation and maintaining energy efficiency.

Contention

While Senate Resolution 221 serves primarily to recognize the value of Texas BOMA and its members, it reflects an ongoing dialogue about the responsibilities of stakeholders in commercial real estate concerning sustainability and environmental impact. Although there are no specific points of contention highlighted in the resolution, the discussions surrounding such advocacy days often involve debates over regulatory frameworks and the balance between economic growth and environmental protection.