Amend HB 1356 as follows:
      (1)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in Section 70.004, Property
Code (Committee printing, page 1, lines 35-60) strike Subsections
(c), (d), and (e) and substitute the following:
      (c)  The notice may be given by publishing the notice once in
a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the motor
vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard motor is stored if:
            (1)  the motor vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard
motor is registered in another state;
            (2)  the holder of the lien submits a written request
by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the governmental
entity with which the motor vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard
motor is registered requesting information relating to the identity
of the last known registered owner and any lienholder of record;
            (3)  the holder of the lien:
                  (A)  is advised in writing by the governmental
entity with which the motor vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard
motor is registered that the entity is unwilling or unable to
provide information on the last known registered owner or any
lienholder of record; or
                  (B)  does not receive a response from the
governmental entity with which the motor vehicle, motorboat,
vessel, or outboard motor is registered on or before the 21st day
after the date the holder of the lien submits a request under
Subdivision (2);
            (4)  the identity of the last known registered owner
cannot be determined;
            (5)  the registration does not contain an address for
the last known registered owner; and
            (6)  the holder of the lien cannot determine the
identities and addresses of the lienholders of record.
      (d)  The holder of the lien is not required to publish notice
under Subsection (c) if a correctly addressed notice is sent with
sufficient postage under Subsection (b) and is returned as
unclaimed or refused or with a notation that the addressee is
unknown or has moved without leaving a forwarding address.
      (e) <(c)>  A person is entitled to fees for towing,
impoundment, preservation, and notification and to reasonable
storage fees for up to five <5> days before the day that the notice
is mailed or published, as applicable.  After the day that the
notice is mailed or published, the person is entitled to reasonable
storage, impoundment, and preservation fees until the motor
vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard motor is removed and
accrued charges are paid.
      (2)  In SECTION 2 of the bill, in Section 70.006, Property
Code (Committee printing, page 2, lines 21-38) strike Subsections
(c) and (d) and substitute the following:
      (c)  The notice may be given by publishing the notice once in
a newspaper of general circulation in the county in which the motor
vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard motor is stored if:
            (1)  the holder of the lien submits a written request
by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the governmental
entity with which the motor vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard
motor is registered requesting information relating to the identity
of the last known registered owner and any lienholder of record;
            (2)  the holder of the lien:
                  (A)  is advised in writing by the governmental
entity with which the motor vehicle, motorboat, vessel, or outboard
motor is registered that the entity is unwilling or unable to
provide information on the last known registered owner or any
lienholder of record; or
                  (B)  does not receive a response from the
governmental entity with which the motor vehicle, motorboat,
vessel, or outboard motor is registered on or before the 21st day
after the date the holder of the lien submits a request under
Subdivision (1);
            (3)  the identity of the last known registered owner
cannot be determined;
            (4)  the registration does not contain an address for
the last known registered owner; and
            (5)  the holder of the lien cannot determine the
identities and addresses of the lienholders of record.
      (d)  The holder of the lien is not required to publish notice
under Subsection (c) if a correctly addressed notice is sent with
sufficient postage under Subsection (b) and is returned as
unclaimed or refused or with a notation that the addressee is
unknown or has moved without leaving a forwarding address.