1-1  By:  Kubiak (Senate Sponsor - Turner)                H.C.R. No. 107
    1-2        (In the Senate - Received from the House May 10, 1995;
    1-3  May 11, 1995, read first time and referred to Committee on Natural
    1-4  Resources; May 25, 1995, reported favorably by the following vote:
    1-5  Yeas 8, Nays 0; May 25, 1995, sent to printer.)
    1-6                      HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
    1-7        WHEREAS, Nestled in the gently rolling hills of northwest
    1-8  Milam County, Sugarloaf Mountain is a well-known natural and
    1-9  historical landmark; and
   1-10        WHEREAS, The adjacent Little River is a significant natural
   1-11  and recreational resource, enjoyed by many citizens in the
   1-12  surrounding area for its swimming, fishing, and other water
   1-13  activities; and
   1-14        WHEREAS, Recognized as a venerated and sacred site to the
   1-15  Tonkawa Indians, Sugarloaf Mountain is an important link to the
   1-16  history and heritage of Texas; and
   1-17        WHEREAS, Offering miles of scenic vistas and acres of
   1-18  tranquil settings, Sugarloaf Mountain has for generations been a
   1-19  unique recreational attraction for area residents; now, therefore,
   1-20  be it
   1-21        RESOLVED, That the 74th Legislature of the State of Texas
   1-22  hereby direct that the Parks and Wildlife Department may undertake
   1-23  a study of the alternatives for preserving Sugarloaf Mountain,
   1-24  including but not limited to establishing a state park at the site,
   1-25  and to report its finding to the Texas Legislature not later than
   1-26  August 31, 1996; and, be it further
   1-27        RESOLVED, That the department consult with county and local
   1-28  officials, other state agencies, and private conservation groups to
   1-29  explore all alternatives for protection of the significant features
   1-30  associated with Sugarloaf Mountain; and, be it further
   1-31        RESOLVED, That the secretary of state forward official copies
   1-32  of this resolution  to the members of the Parks and Wildlife
   1-33  Commission and to the executive director of the Parks and Wildlife
   1-34  Department.
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