Texas Senate Bill SB810

Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

• Introduced: 2/21/11
• Out of Senate Committee: 4/7/11
• Voted on by Senate: 4/21/11
• Refer: 3/1/11
• Out of House Committee: 5/10/11
• Report Pass: 4/7/11
• Voted on by House: 5/13/11
• Engrossed: 4/21/11
• Governor Action: 6/17/11
• Refer: 4/26/11
• Report Pass: 5/4/11
• Enrolled: 5/26/11
• Passed: 6/17/11

Caption

Relating to the boundaries of the Ingleside Cove Wildlife Sanctuary.

Impact

By establishing precise boundaries for the Ingleside Cove Wildlife Sanctuary, SB810 is set to enhance the legal protection of the area. This may involve stricter controls on activities such as development, fishing, and recreational usage that could affect the wildlife and habitat within the sanctuary. The legislation aims to align the management policies of the sanctuary with sustainable practices, fostering an environment where local flora and fauna can thrive.

Summary

Senate Bill 810 is focused on the boundaries of the Ingleside Cove Wildlife Sanctuary. The bill proposes amendments to the Parks and Wildlife Code to clarify and detail the geographic boundaries of the sanctuary, which is located in San Patricio and Nueces counties. The intent of the legislation is to ensure the proper management and protection of this wildlife area, recognizing its ecological significance and the need for clear demarcation to prevent encroachment and to promote conservation efforts.

Contention

While the text of the bill is largely straightforward, potential points of contention may arise during discussions around the enforcement of these boundaries and the implications for local land use. Community members and stakeholders may express concerns regarding restrictions that might be placed on land adjacent to or within the sanctuary's defined area. Balancing ecological protection with local development interests could present challenges as the bill progresses through the legislative process.