Texas Senate Bill SR690

Texas 2015 - 84th Regular

Caption

Recognizing May 5, 2015, as Live Oak County Day.

Impact

The resolution underscores the cultural and recreational aspects of Live Oak County, mentioning notable events such as the annual county fair and the Salsa Fest in Three Rivers, as well as the county's identity as the birthplace of renowned writer J. Frank Dobie. It serves to celebrate and promote awareness of local traditions, including storytelling, which is deeply ingrained in the community's heritage.

Summary

Senate Resolution 690 is a legislative acknowledgment of May 5, 2015, as Live Oak County Day at the Texas Capitol. The resolution highlights the county's establishment in 1856 and its geographical significance, situated between major urban centers such as San Antonio and Corpus Christi. Live Oak County is recognized for its economic contributions through oil and gas production, as well as agriculture, emphasizing the region's importance in South Texas's economic landscape.

Contention

As a resolution, SR690 does not present legislative controversy as typical bills might. Instead, it aims to foster a sense of pride among residents and enhance public appreciation for Live Oak County's unique identity and contributions to the state of Texas. The resolution is a positive affirmation of the community, without any opposition or contentious debate surrounding its passage.