Texas 2011 - 82nd Regular

Texas House Bill HR1033 Latest Draft

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                            H.R. No. 1033


 R E S O L U T I O N
 WHEREAS, Proud citizens of Burnet County are gathering in
 Austin on April 6, 2011, to celebrate Burnet County Day at the State
 Capitol; and
 WHEREAS, Situated among the scenic lakes and hills of the
 Texas Hill Country, Burnet County was organized by the 4th Texas
 Legislature in 1852 and named for David G. Burnet, president of the
 provisional government of the Republic of Texas; the county seat
 was established in the town of Hamilton, which changed its name to
 Burnet in 1858; and
 WHEREAS, The county's economy was originally dependent on
 agriculture, but the harnessing of the Colorado River by the Lower
 Colorado River Authority beginning in the 1930s and the creation of
 the Highland Lakes helped turn Burnet County into a popular
 recreational and vacation destination, and residents and visitors
 from all across Texas enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, and camping
 on Inks Lake and Lakes Buchanan, Lyndon B. Johnson, and Travis; and
 WHEREAS, Wilderness lovers, bird-watchers, and amateur
 astronomers are drawn by the Canyon of the Eagles Nature Park and
 Resort; the Hill Country Flyer train ride and the Vanishing Texas
 River Cruise offer tours of the county's scenic wonders, and
 visitors to Longhorn Cavern State Park delight in the grottoes and
 rich history of this unique attraction; and
 WHEREAS, The vast dome of Granite Mountain supplied the stone
 used in the construction of the State Capitol and a number of state
 office buildings and county courthouses, as well as for the
 Galveston seawall; and
 WHEREAS, Texas Tech University at Highland Lakes and Central
 Texas College provide opportunities for higher education for the
 rapidly growing population in the area, and the Fort Croghan Museum
 in Burnet and the Falls on the Colorado Museum in Marble Falls help
 to preserve the county's heritage; and
 WHEREAS, Blessed with a region of great beauty and a rich
 history, the residents of Burnet County may take great pride in
 their unique contribution to the story of the Lone Star State; now,
 therefore, be it
 RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 82nd Texas
 Legislature hereby recognize April 6, 2011, as Burnet County Day at
 the State Capitol and extend to the visiting delegation sincere
 best wishes for an informative and enjoyable visit to Austin.
 Aycock
 ______________________________
 Speaker of the House
 I certify that H.R. No. 1033 was adopted by the House on April
 6, 2011, by a non-record vote.
 ______________________________
 Chief Clerk of the House