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1		-	S.B. No. 2006
	1	+	By: Watson S.B. No. 2006
	2	+	(Morrison)
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	5	+	A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
4	6		AN ACT
5	7		relating to erecting or maintaining certain outdoor signs regulated
6	8		by the Texas Department of Transportation.
7	9		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
8	10		SECTION 1. Section 201.931(2), Transportation Code, is
9	11		amended to read as follows:
10	12		(2) "License" means a license or permit for a
11	13		commercial sign [outdoor advertising] issued under Chapter 391 or
12	14		for an off-premise sign issued under Chapter 394.
13	15		SECTION 2. Section 391.001, Transportation Code, is amended
14	16		by adding Subdivisions (1-a) and (11-a) to read as follows:
15	17		(1-a) "Commercial sign" means a sign that is:
16	18		(A) intended to be leased, or for which payment
17	19		of any type is intended to be or is received, for the display of any
18	20		good, service, brand, slogan, message, product, or company, except
19	21		that the term does not include a sign that is leased to a business
20	22		entity and located on the same property on which the business is
21	23		located; or
22	24		(B) located on property owned or leased for the
23	25		primary purpose of displaying a sign.
24	26		(11-a) "Sign" means any structure, display, light,
25	27		device, figure, painting, drawing, message, plaque, placard,
26	28		poster, billboard, logo, or symbol that is designed, intended, or
27	29		used to advertise or inform.
28	30		SECTION 3. Section 391.002(b), Transportation Code, is
29	31		amended to read as follows:
30	32		(b) The legislature declares that it is necessary to
31	33		regulate the erection and maintenance of commercial signs [outdoor
32	34		advertising] and the establishment, operation, and maintenance of
33	35		junkyards in areas adjacent to the interstate and primary systems
34	36		to:
35	37		(1) promote the health, safety, welfare, morals,
36	38		convenience, and enjoyment of the traveling public; and
37	39		(2) protect the public investment in the interstate
38	40		and primary systems.
39	41		SECTION 4. Section 391.006(a), Transportation Code, is
40	42		amended to read as follows:
41	43		(a) The commission by rule shall establish procedures for
42	44		accepting and resolving written complaints related to signs that
43	45		are subject to [outdoor advertising under] this chapter. The rules
44	46		must include:
45	47		(1) a process to make information available describing
46	48		the department's procedures for complaint investigation and
47	49		resolution, including making information about the procedures
48	50		available on the department's Internet website;
49	51		(2) a system to prioritize complaints so that the most
50	52		serious complaints receive attention before less serious
51	53		complaints; and
52	54		(3) a procedure for compiling and reporting detailed
53	55		annual statistics about complaints.
54	56		SECTION 5. The heading to Subchapter B, Chapter 391,
55	57		Transportation Code, is amended to read as follows:
56	58		SUBCHAPTER B. REGULATION OF COMMERCIAL SIGNS [OUTDOOR ADVERTISING]
57	59		GENERALLY
58	60		SECTION 6. The heading to Section 391.031, Transportation
59	61		Code, is amended to read as follows:
60	62		Sec. 391.031. UNLAWFUL COMMERCIAL SIGNS [OUTDOOR
61	63		ADVERTISING]; OFFENSE.
62	64		SECTION 7. Section 391.031, Transportation Code, is amended
63	65		by amending Subsection (a) and adding Subsection (b-1) to read as
64	66		follows:
65	67		(a) A person commits an offense if the person erects or
66	68		maintains a commercial sign [outdoor advertising], or allows a
67	69		commercial sign [outdoor advertising] to be erected or maintained
68	70		on property owned by the person:
69	71		(1) within 660 feet of the nearest edge of a
70	72		right-of-way if the sign [advertising] is visible from the
71	73		main-traveled way of the interstate or primary system; or
72	74		(2) outside an urban area if the sign [advertising] is
73	75		located more than 660 feet from the nearest edge of a right-of-way,
74	76		is visible from the main-traveled way of the interstate or primary
75	77		system, and is erected for the purpose of having the sign [its
76	78		message] seen from the main-traveled way of the interstate or
77	79		primary system.
78	80		(b-1) A person does not commit an offense under this section
79	81		if the person:
80	82		(1) erects or maintains a commercial sign located
81	83		within 660 feet of the nearest edge of a right-of-way in an area in
82	84		which the land use:
83	85		(A) is designated industrial or commercial under
84	86		authority of law; or
85	87		(B) is not designated industrial or commercial
86	88		under authority of law, but the land use is consistent with an area
87	89		designated industrial or commercial; and
88	90		(2) holds a permit issued by the department for the
89	91		sign.
90	92		SECTION 8. Section 391.032, Transportation Code, is amended
91	93		to read as follows:
92	94		Sec. 391.032. REGULATION OF COMMERCIAL SIGNS [OUTDOOR
93	95		ADVERTISING] IN INDUSTRIAL OR COMMERCIAL AREA. (a) The commission
94	96		by rule may regulate the orderly and effective display of
95	97		commercial signs [outdoor advertising] consistent with the
96	98		customary use of commercial signs [outdoor advertising] in this
97	99		state in an area in which the land use:
98	100		(1) is designated industrial or commercial under
99	101		authority of law; and
100	102		(2) is not so designated but in which the land use is
101	103		consistent with areas designated industrial or commercial in the
102	104		manner provided by Section 391.031(c).
103	105		(b) The commission may agree with the secretary of the
104	106		United States Department of Transportation to regulate the orderly
105	107		and effective display of commercial signs [outdoor advertising] in
106	108		an area described by Subsection (a).
107	109		SECTION 9. Section 391.033, Transportation Code, is amended
108	110		to read as follows:
109	111		Sec. 391.033. ACQUISITION OF COMMERCIAL SIGNS [OUTDOOR
110	112		ADVERTISING] BY COMMISSION. (a) The commission may purchase or
111	113		acquire by eminent domain a commercial sign [outdoor advertising]
112	114		that is lawfully in existence on a highway in the interstate or
113	115		primary system.
114	116		(b) If an acquisition is by eminent domain, the commission
115	117		shall pay just compensation to:
116	118		(1) the owner for the right, title, leasehold, and
117	119		interest in the commercial sign [outdoor advertising]; and
118	120		(2) the owner or, if appropriate, the lessee of the
119	121		real property on which the commercial sign [outdoor advertising] is
120	122		located for the right to erect and maintain the sign [outdoor
121	123		advertising].
122	124		SECTION 10. Section 391.034, Transportation Code, is
123	125		amended to read as follows:
124	126		Sec. 391.034. NUISANCE [OUTDOOR ADVERTISING]; INJUNCTION.
125	127		(a) A commercial sign [Outdoor advertising] that is erected or
126	128		maintained in violation of this chapter:
127	129		(1) endangers the health, safety, welfare, morals,
128	130		[convenience,] and enjoyment of the traveling public and the
129	131		protection of the public investment in the interstate and primary
130	132		highway systems; and
131	133		(2) is a public nuisance.
132	134		(b) On written notice by certified mail from the department,
133	135		an owner of a commercial sign [outdoor advertising] that is a public
134	136		nuisance under Subsection (a) shall remove the sign [advertising].
135	137		If the owner does not remove the sign [outdoor advertising] within
136	138		45 days of the date of the notice, the department may direct the
137	139		attorney general to apply for an injunction to:
138	140		(1) prohibit the owner from maintaining the sign
139	141		[advertising]; and
140	142		(2) require the removal of the sign [advertising].
141	143		(c) The state is entitled to recover from the owner of a
142	144		commercial sign [outdoor advertising] removed under an action
143	145		brought under Subsection (b) all administrative and legal costs and
144	146		expenses incurred to remove the sign [advertising], including court
145	147		costs and reasonable attorney's fees.
146	148		SECTION 11. Section 391.036, Transportation Code, is
147	149		amended to read as follows:
148	150		Sec. 391.036. SCOPE OF COMMISSION RESPONSIBILITY. The
149	151		commission's responsibility for the regulation of commercial signs
150	152		[outdoor advertising] is only on highways on the interstate and
151	153		primary systems, including interstate highways, state highways,
152	154		and farm-to-market roads [a federal-aid primary highway,
153	155		interstate highway, state highway, or farm-to-market road].
154	156		SECTION 12. The heading to Subchapter C, Chapter 391,
155	157		Transportation Code, is amended to read as follows:
156	158		SUBCHAPTER C. LICENSE AND PERMIT FOR COMMERCIAL SIGNS [OUTDOOR
157	159		ADVERTISING]
158	160		SECTION 13. The heading to Section 391.061, Transportation
159	161		Code, is amended to read as follows:
160	162		Sec. 391.061. [OUTDOOR ADVERTISING WITHOUT] LICENSE FOR
161	163		COMMERCIAL SIGNS; OFFENSE.
162	164		SECTION 14. Section 391.061(a), Transportation Code, is
163	165		amended to read as follows:
164	166		(a) A person commits an offense if the person wilfully
165	167		erects or maintains a commercial sign [outdoor advertising] in an
166	168		area described by Section 391.031(a) without a license under this
167	169		subchapter.
168	170		SECTION 15. Section 391.063, Transportation Code, is
169	171		amended to read as follows:
170	172		Sec. 391.063. LICENSE FEE. The commission may set the
171	173		amount of a license fee according to a scale graduated by the number
172	174		of commercial signs owned by the license applicant that are
173	175		regulated under this chapter [units of outdoor advertising] and the
174	176		number of off-premise signs owned by the license applicant and
175	177		regulated under Chapter 394 [owned by a license applicant].
176	178		SECTION 16. Section 391.064(a), Transportation Code, is
177	179		amended to read as follows:
178	180		(a) The surety bond required of an applicant for a license
179	181		under Section 391.062 must be:
180	182		(1) in the amount of $2,500 for each county in the
181	183		state in which the person erects or maintains a commercial sign
182	184		[outdoor advertising]; and
183	185		(2) payable to the commission for reimbursement for
184	186		removal costs of a commercial sign [outdoor advertising] that the
185	187		license holder unlawfully erects or maintains.
186	188		SECTION 17. Section 391.065, Transportation Code, is
187	189		amended to read as follows:
188	190		Sec. 391.065. RULES; FORMS. (a) The commission may adopt
189	191		rules to implement this subchapter and Subchapters A and B
190	192		[Sections 391.036, 391.061(a), 391.062, 391.063, 391.064, and
191	193		391.066].
192	194		(b) For the efficient management and administration of this
193	195		chapter and to reduce the number of employees required to enforce
194	196		this chapter, the commission shall adopt rules for issuing
195	197		standardized forms that are for submission by license holders and
196	198		applicants and that provide for an accurate showing of the number,
197	199		location, or other information required by the commission for each
198	200		license holder's or applicant's commercial signs under this chapter
199	201		[outdoor advertising] or off-premise signs under Chapter 394.
200	202		(c) The commission may not adopt a rule under this chapter
201	203		that restricts competitive bidding or advertising by the holder of
202	204		a license issued under this chapter other than a rule to prohibit
203	205		false, misleading, or deceptive practices. The limitation provided
204	206		by this section applies only to rules relating to the occupation of
205	207		erecting or maintaining commercial signs [outdoor advertiser] and
206	208		does not affect the commission's power to regulate the orderly and
207	209		effective display of commercial signs [outdoor advertising] under
208	210		this chapter. A rule to prohibit false, misleading, or deceptive
209	211		practices may not:
210	212		(1) restrict the use of:
211	213		(A) any legal medium for an advertisement;
212	214		(B) the license holder's advertisement under a
213	215		trade name; or
214	216		(C) the license holder's personal appearance or
215	217		voice in an advertisement, if the license holder is an individual;
216	218		or
217	219		(2) relate to the size or duration of an advertisement
218	220		by the license holder.
219	221		SECTION 18. Section 391.0661, Transportation Code, is
220	222		amended to read as follows:
221	223		Sec. 391.0661. APPLICABILITY OF LICENSE. In addition to
222	224		authorizing a person to erect or maintain a commercial sign under
223	225		this chapter [outdoor advertising], a license issued under this
224	226		chapter authorizes a person to erect or maintain an off-premise
225	227		sign under Chapter 394.
226	228		SECTION 19. The heading to Section 391.067, Transportation
227	229		Code, is amended to read as follows:
228	230		Sec. 391.067. [OUTDOOR ADVERTISING WITHOUT] PERMIT FOR
229	231		COMMERCIAL SIGNS; OFFENSE.
230	232		SECTION 20. Section 391.067(a), Transportation Code, is
231	233		amended to read as follows:
232	234		(a) A person who has a license issued under this subchapter
233	235		commits an offense if the person wilfully erects or maintains a
234	236		commercial sign [outdoor advertising] for which a license is
235	237		required under Section 391.061 unless that person also has a permit
236	238		for the sign [outdoor advertising].
237	239		SECTION 21. Sections 391.068(a), (c), (d), and (e),
238	240		Transportation Code, are amended to read as follows:
239	241		(a) Except as provided by Subsection (d), the commission
240	242		shall issue a permit to a person with a license issued under this
241	243		subchapter:
242	244		(1) whose license application complies with rules
243	245		adopted under Section 391.065; and
244	246		(2) whose commercial sign [outdoor advertising],
245	247		whether owned or leased, if erected would comply with this chapter
246	248		and rules adopted under Section 391.032(a).
247	249		(c) A permit issued to regulate the erection and maintenance
248	250		of a commercial sign [outdoor advertising] by a political
249	251		subdivision of this state within that subdivision's jurisdiction
250	252		shall be accepted in lieu of the permit required by this subchapter
251	253		if the erection and maintenance of the sign [outdoor advertising]
252	254		complies with this subchapter and rules adopted under Section
253	255		391.032(a).
254	256		(d) In addition to the requirements of Subsection (a), if
255	257		the commercial sign [outdoor advertising] is located within the
256	258		jurisdiction of a municipality with a population of more than 1.9
257	259		million that is exercising its authority to regulate commercial
258	260		signs [outdoor advertising], the commission may issue a permit
259	261		under this section only if the municipality:
260	262		(1) has not acted to prohibit new commercial signs
261	263		[outdoor advertising] within the jurisdiction of the municipality;
262	264		and
263	265		(2) has issued a permit authorizing the commercial
264	266		sign [outdoor advertising].
265	267		(e) Subsection (d) does not apply to the relocation of a
266	268		commercial sign [outdoor advertising] to another location if the
267	269		construction, reconstruction, or expansion of a highway requires
268	270		the removal of the sign [outdoor advertising].
269	271		SECTION 22. Section 391.070(a), Transportation Code, is
270	272		amended to read as follows:
271	273		(a) The combined license and permit fees under this
272	274		subchapter may not exceed $10 for a commercial sign [outdoor
273	275		advertising] erected and maintained by a nonprofit organization in
274	276		a municipality or a municipality's extraterritorial jurisdiction
275	277		if the sign [advertising] relates to or promotes only the
276	278		municipality or a political subdivision whose jurisdiction is
277	279		wholly or partly concurrent with the municipality.
278	280		SECTION 23. The heading to Subchapter H, Chapter 391,
279	281		Transportation Code, is amended to read as follows:
280	282		SUBCHAPTER H. REGULATION OF COMMERCIAL SIGNS [OUTDOOR ADVERTISING]
281	283		ON STATE HIGHWAY 288
282	284		SECTION 24. Section 391.211(a), Transportation Code, is
283	285		amended to read as follows:
284	286		(a) This subchapter applies only to a commercial sign
285	287		[outdoor advertising] that is erected on or after September 1,
286	288		1993.
287	289		SECTION 25. Section 391.212, Transportation Code, is
288	290		amended to read as follows:
289	291		Sec. 391.212. REGULATION OF CERTAIN COMMERCIAL SIGNS
290	292		[OUTDOOR ADVERTISING]. The department may license or otherwise
291	293		regulate the erection of a commercial sign [outdoor advertising]
292	294		that is located within 1,000 feet of the center line of that part of
293	295		State Highway 288 in the unincorporated area of a county.
294	296		SECTION 26. The heading to Section 391.252, Transportation
295	297		Code, is amended to read as follows:
296	298		Sec. 391.252. [OFF-PREMISE SIGNS] PROHIBITED COMMERCIAL
297	299		SIGNS.
298	300		SECTION 27. Sections 391.252(a) and (c), Transportation
299	301		Code, are amended to read as follows:
300	302		(a) A person may not erect a commercial [an off-premise]
301	303		sign that is adjacent to and visible from:
302	304		(1) U.S. Highway 290 between the western city limits
303	305		of the city of Austin and the eastern city limits of the city of
304	306		Fredericksburg;
305	307		(2) State Highway 317 between the northern city limits
306	308		of the city of Belton to the southern city limits of the city of
307	309		Valley Mills;
308	310		(3) State Highway 16 between the northern city limits
309	311		of the city of Kerrville and Interstate Highway 20;
310	312		(4) U.S. Highway 77 between State Highway 186 and
311	313		State Highway 44;
312	314		(5) U.S. Highway 281 between:
313	315		(A) State Highway 186 and Interstate Highway 37,
314	316		exclusive of the segment of U.S. Highway 281 located in the city
315	317		limits of Three Rivers; and
316	318		(B) the southern boundary line of Comal County
317	319		and State Highway 306;
318	320		(6) State Highway 17 between State Highway 118 and
319	321		U.S. Highway 90;
320	322		(7) State Highway 67 between U.S. Highway 90 and
321	323		Farm-to-Market Road 170;
322	324		(8) Farm-to-Market Road 170 between State Highway 67
323	325		and State Highway 118;
324	326		(9) State Highway 118 between Farm-to-Market Road 170
325	327		and State Highway 17;
326	328		(10) State Highway 105 between the western city limits
327	329		of the city of Sour Lake to the eastern city limits of the city of
328	330		Cleveland;
329	331		(11) State Highway 73 between the eastern city limits
330	332		of the city of Winnie to the western city limits of the city of Port
331	333		Arthur;
332	334		(12) State Highway 21 between the southern city limits
333	335		of the city of College Station and U.S. Highway 290;
334	336		(13) a highway located in:
335	337		(A) the Sabine National Forest;
336	338		(B) the Davy Crockett National Forest; or
337	339		(C) the Sam Houston National Forest;
338	340		(14) Segments 1 through 4 of State Highway 130;
339	341		(15) a highway in Bandera County that is part of the
340	342		state highway system;
341	343		(16) Farm-to-Market Road 3238 beginning at State
342	344		Highway 71 and any extension of that road through Hays and Blanco
343	345		Counties;
344	346		(17) Farm-to-Market Road 2978 between Farm-to-Market
345	347		Road 1488 and the boundary line between Harris and Montgomery
346	348		Counties;
347	349		(18) U.S. Highway 90 between the western city limits
348	350		of the city of San Antonio and the eastern city limits of the city of
349	351		Hondo; or
350	352		(19) the following highways in Austin County:
351	353		(A) State Highway 159;
352	354		(B) Farm-to-Market Road 331;
353	355		(C) Farm-to-Market Road 529;
354	356		(D) Farm-to-Market Road 1094; and
355	357		(E) Farm-to-Market Road 2502.
356	358		(c) This section does not prohibit a person from erecting a
357	359		commercial [an off-premise] sign permitted by other law, rule, or
358	360		regulation that is adjacent to and visible from a roadway not listed
359	361		in this section and is visible from a roadway listed under this
360	362		section if the intended purpose of the sign is to be visible only
361	363		from the roadway not listed under this section.
362	364		SECTION 28. Section 391.253, Transportation Code, is
363	365		amended to read as follows:
364	366		Sec. 391.253. REERECTION, RECONSTRUCTION, REPAIR, OR
365	367		REBUILDING OF COMMERCIAL [OFF-PREMISE] SIGNS. (a) A commercial
366	368		[An off-premise] sign that is adjacent to and visible from a highway
367	369		listed in Section 391.252 that is blown down, destroyed, taken
368	370		down, or removed for a purpose other than maintenance or to change a
369	371		letter, symbol, or other matter on the sign may be reerected,
370	372		reconstructed, repaired, or rebuilt only if the cost of reerecting,
371	373		reconstructing, repairing, or rebuilding the sign is not more than
372	374		60 percent of the cost of erecting a new commercial [off-premise]
373	375		sign of the same size, type, and construction at the same location.
374	376		(b) The department shall permit the relocation of a
375	377		commercial [an off-premise] sign adjacent to and visible from a
376	378		highway listed in Section 391.252 to another location that is
377	379		adjacent to and visible from the same highway if:
378	380		(1) the construction, reconstruction, or expansion of
379	381		a highway requires the removal of the sign;
380	382		(2) the sign is not modified to increase the
381	383		above-grade height, the area of each sign face, the dimensions of
382	384		the sign face, the number of sign faces, or the illumination of the
383	385		sign; and
384	386		(3) the department identifies an alternate site for
385	387		the relocation of the sign adjacent to and visible from the highway
386	388		listed in Section 391.252.
387	389		(c) For purposes of this section, the department shall
388	390		specify, within 30 days of receipt of a request for a relocation
389	391		site, a minimum of three alternate sites that meet permitting
390	392		requirements for a commercial [an off-premise] sign to be
391	393		reerected, reconstructed, repaired, or rebuilt adjacent to and
392	394		visible from a highway listed in Section 391.252.
393	395		(d) The owner of a commercial [an off-premise] sign that is
394	396		reerected, reconstructed, repaired, or rebuilt according to
395	397		Subsection (a) or relocated according to Subsection (b) may alter
396	398		the materials and design of the sign to reduce the number of upright
397	399		supports, subject to other restrictions in this section, in a
398	400		manner that meets or exceeds the pre-existing structural
399	401		specifications of the sign.
400	402		SECTION 29. Section 391.254(d), Transportation Code, is
401	403		amended to read as follows:
402	404		(d) Before a suit may be brought for a violation of Section
403	405		391.252, the attorney general, the district or county attorney for
404	406		the county, or the municipal attorney of the municipality in which
405	407		the violation is alleged to have occurred shall give the owner of
406	408		the commercial [off-premise] sign a written notice that:
407	409		(1) describes the violation and specific location of
408	410		the sign found to be in violation;
409	411		(2) states the amount of the proposed penalty for the
410	412		violation; and
411	413		(3) gives the owner 30 days from receipt to remove the
412	414		sign and cure the violation to avoid the penalty unless the sign
413	415		owner was given notice and opportunity to cure a similar violation
414	416		within the preceding 12 months.
415	417		SECTION 30. Section 394.0203, Transportation Code, is
416	418		amended to read as follows:
417	419		Sec. 394.0203. LICENSE FEE. The commission may set the
418	420		amount of a license fee according to a scale graduated by the number
419	421		of off-premise signs owned by the license applicant regulated under
420	422		this chapter and commercial signs owned by the applicant regulated
421	423		[units of outdoor advertising] under Chapter 391 [owned by a
422	424		license applicant].
423	425		SECTION 31. Section 394.0205(b), Transportation Code, is
424	426		amended to read as follows:
425	427		(b) For the efficient management and administration of this
426	428		chapter and to reduce the number of employees required to enforce
427	429		this chapter, the commission shall adopt rules for issuing
428	430		standardized forms that are for submission by license holders and
429	431		applicants and that provide for an accurate showing of the number,
430	432		location, or other information required by the commission for each
431	433		license holder's or applicant's off-premise signs under this
432	434		chapter or commercial signs [outdoor advertising] under Chapter
433	435		391.
434	436		SECTION 32. Section 394.0207, Transportation Code, is
435	437		amended to read as follows:
436	438		Sec. 394.0207. APPLICABILITY OF LICENSE. In addition to
437	439		authorizing a person to erect or maintain an off-premise sign, a
438	440		license issued under this chapter authorizes a person to erect or
439	441		maintain a commercial sign [outdoor advertising] under Chapter 391.
440	442		SECTION 33. The following provisions of the Transportation
441	443		Code are repealed:
442	444		(1) Section 391.001(10);
443	445		(2) Section 391.005;
444	446		(3) Section 391.031(b);
445	447		(4) Section 391.037;
446	448		(5) Section 391.061(c); and
447	449		(6) Section 391.251.
448	450		SECTION 34. This Act takes effect immediately if it
449	451		receives a vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to each
450	452		house, as provided by Section 39, Article III, Texas Constitution.
451	453		If this Act does not receive the vote necessary for immediate
452	454		effect, this Act takes effect September 1, 2017.
453		-	______________________________ ______________________________
454		-	President of the Senate Speaker of the House
455		-	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 2006 passed the Senate on
456		-	April 26, 2017, by the following vote: Yeas 24, Nays 6, one
457		-	present not voting.
458		-	______________________________
459		-	Secretary of the Senate
460		-	I hereby certify that S.B. No. 2006 passed the House on
461		-	May 20, 2017, by the following vote: Yeas 115, Nays 22, one
462		-	present not voting.
463		-	______________________________
464		-	Chief Clerk of the House
465		-	Approved:
466		-	______________________________
467		-	Date
468		-	______________________________
469		-	Governor