| HB 23 | Author: | Howard, Charlie |
| Last Action: | 07/25/2005 H Referred to Higher Education | |
| Caption: | Relating to prohibiting discrimination based on a student's secondary school in awarding certain financial aid for higher education. |
| HB 48 | Author: | Howard, Charlie |
| Last Action: | 07/28/2005 H Referred to Property Tax Relief, Select | |
| Caption: | Relating to the establishment by the commissioners court of a county for purposes of ad valorem taxation of a limit of less than 10 percent but not less than three percent on the maximum average annual percentage increase in the appraised value of residence homesteads in the county. |
| HCR 12 | Author: | Howard, Charlie |
| Sponsor: | Ogden | |
| Last Action: | 09/08/2005 E Signed by the Governor | |
| Caption: | Honoring U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel A. Bentley Nettles of College Station for his service to his country. |
| HJR 21 | Author: | Howard, Charlie |
| Last Action: | 08/01/2005 H Referred to Property Tax Relief, Select | |
| Caption: | Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to permit the commissioners court of a county to establish for purposes of ad valorem taxation a limit of less than 10 percent but not less than three percent on the maximum average annual percentage increase in the appraised value of residence homesteads in the county. |
| HB 19 | Author: | Riddle | Howard, Charlie |
| Last Action: | 07/25/2005 H Referred to Property Tax Relief, Select | |
| Caption: | Relating to the authorization of a local option election in a county to set a limit of less than 10 percent but not less than three percent on the maximum average annual increase in the appraised value of residence homesteads for ad valorem tax purposes. |
| HJR 15 | Author: | Riddle | Howard, Charlie |
| Last Action: | 07/25/2005 H Referred to Property Tax Relief, Select | |
| Caption: | Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to provide for a local option election in a county to set a limit of less than 10 percent but not less than three percent on the maximum average annual increase in the appraised value of residence homesteads for ad valorem tax purposes. |