Texas 2023 - 88th Regular

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1	1	H.R. No. 805
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4	4	R E S O L U T I O N
5	5	WHEREAS, Residents from Collin County are gathering in Austin
6	6	on March 28 and 29, 2023, to celebrate Collin County Days at the
7	7	State Capitol; and
8	8	WHEREAS, Collin County is one of the largest and
9	9	fastest-growing counties in the state; more than 90 percent of its
10	10	workforce over the age of 25 hold a high school diploma and about
11	11	half have earned at least a bachelor's degree; such highly skilled
12	12	workers also make the county a leader in job growth; and
13	13	WHEREAS, With a population of 283,000, Plano is the largest
14	14	city in the county and home to a number of iconic global
15	15	corporations, including Toyota Motor North America, Liberty Mutual
16	16	Insurance, JPMorgan Chase & Co., Boeing Global Services, NTT DATA,
17	17	JCPenney, FedEx Office, Frito-Lay, and Capital One; in 2018, the
18	18	city was recognized as the best place to live in America by
19	19	AreaVibes, the best city to buy a house in America by Niche, and the
20	20	best city for jobs in America by Forbes, while maintaining its
21	21	status as one of the safest cities in America by WalletHub and among
22	22	the top five best-performing cities in America by the Milken
23	23	Institute; this thriving municipality boasts nationally recognized
24	24	schools, award-winning parks, a lively historic downtown district,
25	25	and multicultural neighborhoods that appeal equally to families,
26	26	young singles, and retirees; its excellent restaurants, vibrant
27	27	shopping districts, exciting entertainment venues, and active
28	28	local arts scene all contribute to the city's high quality of life;
29	29	this year, the city is celebrating the 150th anniversary of its
30	30	founding, which took place on June 2, 1873; and
31	31	WHEREAS, County seat and home of the McKinney National
32	32	Airport, the city of McKinney hosts such major employers as the
33	33	aerospace division of Raytheon Company, Encore Wire Corporation,
34	34	Emerson Process Management, and Torchmark Corporation; recent
35	35	relocations include PACCAR and Moss Construction, and the community
36	36	continues to cultivate its own businesses, including Playful, a
37	37	virtual reality gaming company; in recent years, Independent Bank
38	38	also completed construction of its new headquarters; furthermore,
39	39	the city's historic downtown encompasses more than 130 boutiques;
40	40	this rapidly growing community currently has a population of more
41	41	than 211,000, marking a significant increase over the last decade;
42	42	the McKinney National Airport has maintained its status as an
43	43	economic engine with recent expansions to its facilities, including
44	44	a new state-of-the-art FBO terminal; and
45	45	WHEREAS, Allen is a dynamic and welcoming home to more than
46	46	110,000 residents and has been ranked among the safest, most
47	47	affordable, and most family-friendly cities nationwide, and the
48	48	city continues to enhance the Texas workforce through the addition
49	49	and expansion of such international companies as NETSCOUT, Boss
50	50	Fight Entertainment, and CyrusOne; in 2017, the city was named the
51	51	number two "Best Place to Live" and number one "Best Place to Live
52	52	in the South" by Money magazine, and the city received the coveted
53	53	National Recreation and Park Association Gold Medal Award in 2016
54	54	for its creation and stewardship of more than 1,300 acres of
55	55	parkland, 67 parks and facilities, and 78 miles of hike-and-bike
56	56	trails; moreover, its volunteer efforts were recognized with the
57	57	2012, 2016, and 2022 Keep Texas Beautiful Governor's Community
58	58	Achievement Award for efforts in environmental education,
59	59	community beautification, and litter prevention; and
60	60	WHEREAS, Defining "Progress in Motion," Frisco is one of the
61	61	fastest-growing cities in the country and the fastest-growing
62	62	community over the past decade, according to the United States
63	63	census bureau; it has maintained its quality of life amid rapid
64	64	development, and the Dallas Morning News named Frisco among its top
65	65	10 suburbs for schools, safety, families with children, young
66	66	adults, empty nesters, and "Best Overall" neighborhoods; known for
67	67	top-notch public safety services, the city received the highest
68	68	rating for fire protection, and it enjoys one of the lowest crime
69	69	rates, as well as low taxes; this once-small town is home to Collin
70	70	College, Preston Ridge Campus, world-class venues, and seven
71	71	professional sports organizations, namely the Frisco RoughRiders,
72	72	Dallas Stars, FC Dallas, Texas Legends, Dallas Rattlers, Dallas
73	73	Cowboys, and the PGA of America; active residents have access to 49
74	74	parks, 86 miles of trails, and an athletic center featuring an
75	75	outdoor water park; health care facilities include three hospitals,
76	76	and the favorable business climate supports more than nine million
77	77	square feet of retail and restaurants; among the cultural amenities
78	78	are three museums and hundreds of public and private art
79	79	installations displayed throughout Frisco's approximately
80	80	70-square-mile area; recently, the University of North Texas opened
81	81	a campus in Frisco, becoming the first four-year college in Collin
82	82	County; and
83	83	WHEREAS, The city of Wylie, Wylie Independent School
84	84	District, Wylie Chamber of Commerce, and Wylie Economic Development
85	85	Corporation work in concert to build a strong community that
86	86	strives to honor the past, embrace the present, and plan for the
87	87	future, while valuing unity, relationships, and trust, as evidenced
88	88	by its ranking as second among more than 2,000 cities across the
89	89	nation on the 25 Best Places to Live for Families list by Fortune
90	90	Magazine; known as "Wide Awake Wylie," the town of 62,000 residents
91	91	fosters a spirit of cooperation and features a thriving business
92	92	environment as well as outstanding schools; it is a place people
93	93	treasure and proudly call home, set apart by its strong sense of
94	94	community and long history; and
95	95	WHEREAS, The city of Richardson, which is known globally for
96	96	its high-tech business leadership, is home to the Telecom Corridor
97	97	area and was named the International Business Capital of North
98	98	Texas by the 82nd Texas Legislature; Richardson is a major
99	99	employment center, with companies including Blue Cross and Blue
100	100	Shield of Texas, Fossil, RealPage, Fujitsu Network Communications,
101	101	and Cisco Systems having headquarters in the city; other major
102	102	employers include State Farm, Raytheon, UnitedHealthcare, Texas
103	103	Instruments, and AT&T; Richardson offers a high quality of life, a
104	104	diverse array of neighborhoods, and easy access to a multimodal
105	105	transportation infrastructure; the city has repeatedly been
106	106	recognized as one of the top places to live, work, and obtain an
107	107	education by national and local media; in 2018, CBS News ranked
108	108	Richardson the 16th-best city in the United States to live, and it
109	109	finished ninth nationally among top cities for STEM workers by
110	110	Livability; Richardson is home to The University of Texas at
111	111	Dallas, one of the fastest-growing universities in the state, and
112	112	the city remains dedicated to continued improvement as well as to
113	113	the principles of open government and two-way communication with
114	114	residents; established on June 26, 1873, the city is celebrating
115	115	its 150th birthday this year; and
116	116	WHEREAS, The city of Murphy, a diverse, historically
117	117	significant residential community in southeastern Collin County,
118	118	continues to create a distinctive ambience of homeowner pride and
119	119	neighborhood vitality, and it has maintained its designation as a
120	120	Top 10 Best Suburb by DMagazine since the inception of the ratings;
121	121	Murphy's commitment to an enhanced quality of life is reflected in
122	122	the number and level of excellence in its parks system, as well as
123	123	its highly regarded year-round special events; the emerging
124	124	business community offers a wide range of desirable retail and
125	125	culinary options, and residents enjoy the safety and security of
126	126	professionally managed public safety functions; and
127	127	WHEREAS, With approximately 36,000 residents, Prosper is
128	128	currently experiencing a 13 percent annual growth rate; located
129	129	where the northern edge of Dallas' Golden Corridor meets the
130	130	booming U.S. 380 Corridor, the town is poised for continued
131	131	commercial, office, retail, and residential development; Prosper
132	132	is home to several top housing developers, including Blue Star
133	133	Land, LandPlan Development, and the Tellus Group; over $500 million
134	134	in pediatric medical care facilities have been built in Prosper,
135	135	such as Cook Children's Medical Center - Prosper and Children's
136	136	Health Specialty Center; the city also established a comprehensive
137	137	Downtown Master Development Plan to promote the enhancement of
138	138	existing businesses and the attraction of new ones; the Prosper
139	139	Independent School District spans 58 square miles and serves more
140	140	than 25,000 students, and thanks to its excellent arts, academic,
141	141	and athletic programs as well as its highly qualified teachers, the
142	142	district is a state leader in student growth; recognized as a Tree
143	143	City USA and certified as a Scenic City silver-level community,
144	144	Prosper has more than 634 acres of open spaces, recreational
145	145	venues, and facilities for sports and fitness, as well as over 52
146	146	miles of hike-and-bike trails; moreover, the town offers such
147	147	community engagement programs as the New Resident Mixer, Prosper
148	148	Citizens Academy, Citizens on Patrol, the Citizens Police and Fire
149	149	Academies, and special events for all ages and interests; Prosper
150	150	continues to live up to its name and motto as "A place where
151	151	everyone matters"; and
152	152	WHEREAS, Having been a platinum-level Scenic City in Texas
153	153	since 2011, Fairview has also been recognized as a Tree City USA
154	154	community and earned a Growing Green Cities Award, and it is home to
155	155	the first street in Texas to be illuminated by LED lighting; the
156	156	town is a three-time recipient of the Texas Municipal League
157	157	Municipal Excellence Award and on an annual basis continues to earn
158	158	the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial
159	159	Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association; the
160	160	Fairview Economic Development Corporation was awarded a
161	161	Certificate of Achievement for Economic Excellence by the Texas
162	162	Economic Development Council in 2017, and the Texas Chapter of the
163	163	American Planning Association honored Fairview with a Certificate
164	164	of Achievement for Planning Excellence in 2015, 2016, and 2017; in
165	165	addition, the town's Veterans Park has been recognized with a
166	166	Patriotic Achievement Award from the Military Order of the World
167	167	Wars; Fairview also features two of the Top 25 Best School Districts
168	168	in Texas as ranked by Niche and continues to be ranked as one of the
169	169	safest and most desirable places to live in Texas; and
170	170	WHEREAS, With 78 square miles of land, Celina has the second-
171	171	largest geographic footprint of any city in Collin County;
172	172	strategic growth plans allow the city to manage new development
173	173	along the Dallas North Tollway, Preston Road, and future Collin
174	174	County Outer Loop corridors; Celina is one of the fastest-growing
175	175	communities in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, having issued 1,249
176	176	single-family housing permits in 2018; the city's robust "Texas
177	177	historic" downtown is filled with a number of unique shops,
178	178	offices, and award-winning restaurants, including Tender
179	179	Smokehouse, which was rated the number two best place to eat on
180	180	Yelp; its school district was recognized for its academic
181	181	achievements with a prestigious "A" rating, and the city has
182	182	received numerous accolades for its outstanding budgeting and
183	183	financial reporting; residents and visitors come together to enjoy
184	184	a number of special events throughout the year, including Movie
185	185	Nights on the Square, Oktoberfest, Splash & Blast, and Cajun Fest;
186	186	Celina's natural rural beauty, coupled with its exquisite
187	187	recreational fields and amenities, creates a welcoming, small
188	188	country-feel culture; and
189	189	WHEREAS, Lucas was founded in 1888 and became incorporated as
190	190	a city government on February 19, 1959; the city is currently home
191	191	to more than 9,000 residents, and in recent years, it has
192	192	experienced significant growth spurred by its quality housing,
193	193	large lot sizes, exceptional education systems, low crime rate, and
194	194	animal-friendly neighborhoods; the community has maintained a
195	195	peaceful, rural lifestyle, helping to sustain a high quality of
196	196	life for its citizens; the city is pleased to offer 25 miles of
197	197	trails along Lake Lavon for pedestrians and equestrian enthusiasts,
198	198	and it continues to focus on wildlife habitat preservation, making
199	199	it the perfect home for the Blackland Prairie Raptor Center; the
200	200	city's many honors include the 2022 Governor's Community
201	201	Achievement Award from Keep Texas Beautiful, the Community
202	202	Partnership Award from the International City/County Management
203	203	Association, and certification as a silver level Scenic City; each
204	204	year, area residents enjoy taking part in a number of special
205	205	events, such as Founders Day, Country Christmas, and an annual
206	206	trail cleanup; and
207	207	WHEREAS, The citizens of Parker are proud to be living in
208	208	D Magazine's number two suburb in the DFW Metroplex, and they also
209	209	enjoy a low municipal tax rate; the residents number more than
210	210	5,000, and they cherish their uniquely "country" lifestyle;
211	211	characterized by its large lots and comfortable atmosphere, Parker
212	212	is known to millions of television viewers as the home of the
213	213	legendary Southfork Ranch from Dallas; and
214	214	WHEREAS, Boasting an area of 64 square miles, Anna is one of
215	215	the fastest-growing cities in North Texas, with a population of
216	216	more than 21,000, and it is expected to grow to 100,000 by 2050; the
217	217	city serves as the northern gateway of Collin County, and it is
218	218	located along U.S. Highway 75, State Highway 5, and State Highway
219	219	121; Anna's residents enjoy an excellent quality of life through
220	220	numerous recreational opportunities, parks, trails, open spaces,
221	221	and easy access to the DFW and Red River corridors; the city, Anna
222	222	Independent School District, Anna Community Development
223	223	Corporation, and the Greater Anna Chamber of Commerce often
224	224	collaborate to maintain a hometown atmosphere as the area undergoes
225	225	rapid urbanization, and Anna was ranked among the safest cities in
226	226	Texas in 2021 by a SafeWise report; Collin McKinney, one of the
227	227	5 drafters and 59 signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence,
228	228	lived in Anna for a number of years; and
229	229	WHEREAS, Farmersville, located 15 miles east of McKinney,
230	230	took its name from the primary occupation of its original
231	231	residents; established in 1849 as a settlement on the
232	232	Jefferson-McKinney Road and near the Republic of Texas National
233	233	Road, the town was incorporated in 1873; agriculture kept pace as it
234	234	became a trade center, and in the 1930s, Farmersville shipped over
235	235	1,000 carloads of onions annually, earning the nickname "Onion
236	236	Capital of North Texas"; today, the city is working to advance local
237	237	industries and railroad projects, and it is home to a number of
238	238	businesses; in addition, the Farmersville Independent School
239	239	District and the Collin College Farmersville Campus help strengthen
240	240	the city's workforce; Farmersville has a nationally recognized Main
241	241	Street Program, with many historic downtown buildings, eateries,
242	242	and shopping attractions; near the restored Onion Shed is the
243	243	trailhead for the 130-mile Northeast Texas Trail, a beautiful site
244	244	for walking, hiking, and bicycling; and
245	245	WHEREAS, Settled in the mid-1850s, the city of Lavon is
246	246	nestled along the southeastern shore of Lake Lavon, and it is home
247	247	to approximately 3,800 residents who enjoy the friendliness of the
248	248	small-town atmosphere combined with the benefits of living near an
249	249	exciting metro area; the city's growing parks and trail system,
250	250	planned capital improvements, attraction of quality business
251	251	development, growth opportunities, and commitment to service
252	252	contribute to an outstanding quality of life; and
253	253	WHEREAS, The city of Melissa is one of the fastest-growing
254	254	communities in Collin County, gaining roughly one new family per
255	255	day; residents enjoy a friendly atmosphere and close access to a
256	256	number of amenities, as well as more square feet per dollar for the
257	257	price of homes; Melissa is beginning to grow commercially to
258	258	provide its citizens with even more amenities; and
259	259	WHEREAS, Other communities add much to Collin County's
260	260	allure; the growing community of Blue Ridge is committed to
261	261	revitalizing its downtown by providing a small-town rural feel;
262	262	with its beautiful rolling hills, open skies with magnificent
263	263	sunrises and sunsets, and friendly residents, Blue Ridge has a
264	264	quaint charm all of its own; Cattlemans Cafe, established in 1953
265	265	and featured in D Magazine and on Texas Country Reporter, adds to
266	266	the town's neighborly atmosphere with its outstanding chicken fried
267	267	steak; known as the "Home of the Last Texas Prairie in Collin
268	268	County," the drive to Blue Ridge is replete with scenic open spaces
269	269	dotted with cattle and horses; and
270	270	WHEREAS, Located in the center of Collin County, the city of
271	271	Princeton is a planned community that is currently working to
272	272	become a Smart City; the community was named the number one place
273	273	for first-time home buyers in the DFW area by NerdWallet in 2016,
274	274	and it was recognized as a Prime Designated U.S. Site by Trade and
275	275	Industry Development in 2022; the city has continued to lead Collin
276	276	County as one of its fastest-growing cities with an average 20
277	277	percent growth rate since 2017, and it issued more than 1,076
278	278	single-family permits in 2022; with its Certified Scenic City
279	279	Designation and its new Municipal Center and 100-acre Municipal
280	280	Park, Princeton has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to
281	281	cultivating a small-town atmosphere by prioritizing the addition of
282	282	new parks, trails, and open space, and it maintains a low crime rate
283	283	by national standards; the city places emphasis on an open and
284	284	transparent government, and it has been consistently recognized
285	285	with the Government Finance Officers Association's Distinguished
286	286	Budget Presentation Award and its Certificate for Excellence in
287	287	Financial Reporting; the Princeton Independent School District
288	288	earned an "A" rating from the state, and it is home to the CATE
289	289	Center, which provides vocational training across numerous
290	290	skill-based fields; moreover, the district participates in the Jump
291	291	Start Program and offers students the opportunity to receive an
292	292	associate's degree while attending high school; and
293	293	WHEREAS, Sachse is a vibrant, diverse, well-educated, and
294	294	growing community that offers its residents a high quality of life
295	295	while retaining its small-town charm; named as one of the safest
296	296	cities in Texas, the community prides itself on providing its
297	297	families with a safe place to live; with its prime location along
298	298	the President George Bush Turnpike, Sachse has become a regionally
299	299	significant point of access for the fastest-growing city in eastern
300	300	Collin County; it is the home of an increasingly large retail trade
301	301	area that includes a growing mixed-used development called The
302	302	Station; and
303	303	WHEREAS, Also contributing to the development of Collin
304	304	County are the residents of Copeville, Lowry Crossing, Nevada, New
305	305	Hope, Royse City, St. Paul, Westminster, and Weston, along with
306	306	parts of Dallas and Garland, and these communities play an
307	307	important part in the county's flourishing, diversified economy and
308	308	its quality of life; and
309	309	WHEREAS, The citizens of this notable North Texas county are
310	310	working to preserve the best of their past even as they look forward
311	311	to a bright and promising future, and they are sure to figure
312	312	prominently in the growth and prosperity of the Lone Star State in
313	313	the years ahead; now, therefore, be it
314	314	RESOLVED, That the House of Representatives of the 88th Texas
315	315	Legislature hereby recognize March 28 and 29, 2023, as Collin
316	316	County Days at the State Capitol and extend to the visiting
317	317	delegation sincere best wishes for a meaningful and memorable stay
318	318	in Austin.
319	319	Leach
320	320	Phelan Guerra Murr Phelan Guerra Murr
321	321	Phelan Guerra Murr
322	322	Allen Guillen Neave Criado Allen Guillen Neave Criado
323	323	Allen Guillen Neave Criado
324	324	Allison Harless Noble Allison Harless Noble
325	325	Allison Harless Noble
326	326	Anchía Harris of Anderson Oliverson Anchía Harris of Anderson Oliverson
327	327	Anchía Harris of Anderson Oliverson
328	328	Anderson Harris of Williamson Ordaz Anderson Harris of Williamson Ordaz
329	329	Anderson Harris of Williamson Ordaz
330	330	Ashby Harrison Orr Ashby Harrison Orr
331	331	Ashby Harrison Orr
332	332	Bailes Hayes Ortega Bailes Hayes Ortega
333	333	Bailes Hayes Ortega
334	334	Bell of Kaufman Hefner Patterson Bell of Kaufman Hefner Patterson
335	335	Bell of Kaufman Hefner Patterson
336	336	Bell of Montgomery Hernandez Paul Bell of Montgomery Hernandez Paul
337	337	Bell of Montgomery Hernandez Paul
338	338	Bernal Herrero Perez Bernal Herrero Perez
339	339	Bernal Herrero Perez
340	340	Bhojani Hinojosa Plesa Bhojani Hinojosa Plesa
341	341	Bhojani Hinojosa Plesa
342	342	Bonnen Holland Price Bonnen Holland Price
343	343	Bonnen Holland Price
344	344	Bowers Howard Ramos Bowers Howard Ramos
345	345	Bowers Howard Ramos
346	346	Bryant Hull Raney Bryant Hull Raney
347	347	Bryant Hull Raney
348	348	Buckley Hunter Raymond Buckley Hunter Raymond
349	349	Buckley Hunter Raymond
350	350	Bucy Isaac Reynolds Bucy Isaac Reynolds
351	351	Bucy Isaac Reynolds
352	352	Bumgarner Jetton Rogers Bumgarner Jetton Rogers
353	353	Bumgarner Jetton Rogers
354	354	Burns Johnson of Dallas Romero, Jr. Burns Johnson of Dallas Romero, Jr.
355	355	Burns Johnson of Dallas Romero, Jr.
356	356	Burrows A. Johnson of Harris Rose Burrows A. Johnson of Harris Rose
357	357	Burrows A. Johnson of Harris Rose
358	358	Button J. Johnson of Harris Rosenthal Button J. Johnson of Harris Rosenthal
359	359	Button J. Johnson of Harris Rosenthal
360	360	Cain Jones of Dallas Schaefer Cain Jones of Dallas Schaefer
361	361	Cain Jones of Dallas Schaefer
362	362	Campos Jones of Harris Schatzline Campos Jones of Harris Schatzline
363	363	Campos Jones of Harris Schatzline
364	364	Canales Kacal Schofield Canales Kacal Schofield
365	365	Canales Kacal Schofield
366	366	Capriglione King of Hemphill Shaheen Capriglione King of Hemphill Shaheen
367	367	Capriglione King of Hemphill Shaheen
368	368	Clardy King of Uvalde Sherman, Sr. Clardy King of Uvalde Sherman, Sr.
369	369	Clardy King of Uvalde Sherman, Sr.
370	370	Cole Kitzman Shine Cole Kitzman Shine
371	371	Cole Kitzman Shine
372	372	Collier Klick Slaton Collier Klick Slaton
373	373	Collier Klick Slaton
374	374	Cook Kuempel Slawson Cook Kuempel Slawson
375	375	Cook Kuempel Slawson
376	376	Cortez Lalani Smith Cortez Lalani Smith
377	377	Cortez Lalani Smith
378	378	Craddick Lambert Smithee Craddick Lambert Smithee
379	379	Craddick Lambert Smithee
380	380	Cunningham Landgraf Spiller Cunningham Landgraf Spiller
381	381	Cunningham Landgraf Spiller
382	382	Darby Leach Stucky Darby Leach Stucky
383	383	Darby Leach Stucky
384	384	Davis Leo-Wilson Swanson Davis Leo-Wilson Swanson
385	385	Davis Leo-Wilson Swanson
386	386	Dean Longoria Talarico Dean Longoria Talarico
387	387	Dean Longoria Talarico
388	388	DeAyala Lopez of Bexar Tepper DeAyala Lopez of Bexar Tepper
389	389	DeAyala Lopez of Bexar Tepper
390	390	Dorazio Lopez of Cameron Thierry Dorazio Lopez of Cameron Thierry
391	391	Dorazio Lopez of Cameron Thierry
392	392	Dutton Lozano Thimesch Dutton Lozano Thimesch
393	393	Dutton Lozano Thimesch
394	394	Flores Lujan Thompson of Brazoria Flores Lujan Thompson of Brazoria
395	395	Flores Lujan Thompson of Brazoria
396	396	Frank Manuel Thompson of Harris Frank Manuel Thompson of Harris
397	397	Frank Manuel Thompson of Harris
398	398	Frazier Martinez Tinderholt Frazier Martinez Tinderholt
399	399	Frazier Martinez Tinderholt
400	400	Gamez Martinez Fischer Toth Gamez Martinez Fischer Toth
401	401	Gamez Martinez Fischer Toth
402	402	Garcia Metcalf Troxclair Garcia Metcalf Troxclair
403	403	Garcia Metcalf Troxclair
404	404	Gates Meyer Turner Gates Meyer Turner
405	405	Gates Meyer Turner
406	406	Gerdes Meza VanDeaver Gerdes Meza VanDeaver
407	407	Gerdes Meza VanDeaver
408	408	Geren Moody Vasut Geren Moody Vasut
409	409	Geren Moody Vasut
410	410	Gervin-Hawkins Morales of Harris Vo Gervin-Hawkins Morales of Harris Vo
411	411	Gervin-Hawkins Morales of Harris Vo
412	412	Goldman Morales of Maverick Walle Goldman Morales of Maverick Walle
413	413	Goldman Morales of Maverick Walle
414	414	González of Dallas Morales Shaw Wilson González of Dallas Morales Shaw Wilson
415	415	González of Dallas Morales Shaw Wilson
416	416	González of El Paso Morrison Wu González of El Paso Morrison Wu
417	417	González of El Paso Morrison Wu
418	418	Goodwin Muñoz, Jr. Zwiener Goodwin Muñoz, Jr. Zwiener
419	419	Goodwin Muñoz, Jr. Zwiener
420	420	______________________________
421	421	Speaker of the House
422	422	I certify that H.R. No. 805 was adopted by the House on March
423	423	29, 2023, by a non-record vote.
424	424	______________________________
425	425	Chief Clerk of the House
426	426
427	427
428	428
429	429	Phelan Guerra Murr
430	430
431	431	Allen Guillen Neave Criado
432	432
433	433	Allison Harless Noble
434	434
435	435	Anchía Harris of Anderson Oliverson
436	436
437	437	Anderson Harris of Williamson Ordaz
438	438
439	439	Ashby Harrison Orr
440	440
441	441	Bailes Hayes Ortega
442	442
443	443	Bell of Kaufman Hefner Patterson
444	444
445	445	Bell of Montgomery Hernandez Paul
446	446
447	447	Bernal Herrero Perez
448	448
449	449	Bhojani Hinojosa Plesa
450	450
451	451	Bonnen Holland Price
452	452
453	453	Bowers Howard Ramos
454	454
455	455	Bryant Hull Raney
456	456
457	457	Buckley Hunter Raymond
458	458
459	459	Bucy Isaac Reynolds
460	460
461	461	Bumgarner Jetton Rogers
462	462
463	463	Burns Johnson of Dallas Romero, Jr.
464	464
465	465	Burrows A. Johnson of Harris Rose
466	466
467	467	Button J. Johnson of Harris Rosenthal
468	468
469	469	Cain Jones of Dallas Schaefer
470	470
471	471	Campos Jones of Harris Schatzline
472	472
473	473	Canales Kacal Schofield
474	474
475	475	Capriglione King of Hemphill Shaheen
476	476
477	477	Clardy King of Uvalde Sherman, Sr.
478	478
479	479	Cole Kitzman Shine
480	480
481	481	Collier Klick Slaton
482	482
483	483	Cook Kuempel Slawson
484	484
485	485	Cortez Lalani Smith
486	486
487	487	Craddick Lambert Smithee
488	488
489	489	Cunningham Landgraf Spiller
490	490
491	491	Darby Leach Stucky
492	492
493	493	Davis Leo-Wilson Swanson
494	494
495	495	Dean Longoria Talarico
496	496
497	497	DeAyala Lopez of Bexar Tepper
498	498
499	499	Dorazio Lopez of Cameron Thierry
500	500
501	501	Dutton Lozano Thimesch
502	502
503	503	Flores Lujan Thompson of Brazoria
504	504
505	505	Frank Manuel Thompson of Harris
506	506
507	507	Frazier Martinez Tinderholt
508	508
509	509	Gamez Martinez Fischer Toth
510	510
511	511	Garcia Metcalf Troxclair
512	512
513	513	Gates Meyer Turner
514	514
515	515	Gerdes Meza VanDeaver
516	516
517	517	Geren Moody Vasut
518	518
519	519	Gervin-Hawkins Morales of Harris Vo
520	520
521	521	Goldman Morales of Maverick Walle
522	522
523	523	González of Dallas Morales Shaw Wilson
524	524
525	525	González of El Paso Morrison Wu
526	526
527	527	Goodwin Muñoz, Jr. Zwiener