Amend HCR 58 to read as follows:
                    HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
      WHEREAS, The Capitol grounds contain many statues, monuments,
and exhibits that pay tribute to the people, ideals, and events
that Texans hold dear, and these displays are stirring reminders of
the rich and colorful history of the Lone Star State; and
      WHEREAS, Among the organizations that have most definitively
shaped the character and destiny of Texas is the Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A.;  Girl Scouting has provided millions of young women with
opportunities for growth in character, patriotism, confidence, and
knowledge, and the skills and values acquired by Girl Scouts are a
sound foundation for success throughout life, as evidenced by the
number of prominent Texans who have been Girl Scouts; and
      WHEREAS, It is right and fitting that we recognize the Girl
Scouts and their many positive contributions to the state, and a
privately funded statue or monument honoring the Girl Scouts would
be an appropriate and lasting tribute to this valuable and
influential organization; and
      WHEREAS, Chapter 443, Government Code, authorizes the State
Preservation Board to preserve, maintain, and restore the Capitol
grounds, which include the Capitol, the General Land Office
Building, their contents, and their grounds, and encompass
monuments and exhibits on the grounds, and the erection of a
monument honoring Girl Scouts falls within the board's purview;
now, therefore, be it
      RESOLVED, That the 75th Legislature of the State of Texas
hereby encourage the State Preservation Board to provide for the
permanent placement of a monument on the Capitol grounds honoring
Girl Scouts in Texas; and, be it further
      RESOLVED, That on approval of the State Preservation Board,
placement be contingent on the raising of private funds by the
staff and volunteers of the Girl Scouts of America for the
monument's commission, installation, and maintenance so that no
expense is incurred by the State of Texas; and, be it further
      RESOLVED, That the State Preservation Board have
responsibility to approve the design and location of the monument
and to oversee its installation, and that the General Services
Commission assist the board in the planning and completion of the
monument; and, be it further
      RESOLVED, That the State Preservation Board may not approve
the installation of a permanent monument on the grounds under the
jurisdiction of the board, and erection or construction of an
approved monument may not begin, unless the board or the board's
designee finds that the installation of the monument will be
complete not later than the fourth anniversary of the date on which
approval is granted; installation by that anniversary date is a
condition of the board's approval, and if installation is not
complete by that date, the board's approval of the monument is
considered withdrawn and the monument may not be installed; and, be
it further
      RESOLVED, That the secretary of state forward an official
copy of this resolution to the executive directors of the State
Preservation Board and the General Services Commission.