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Amend CSHB 2425 by adding the following appropriately 
numbered SECTION to the bill and renumbering the other SECTIONS of 
the bill accordingly:
	SECTION ____.  Section 55.1731(a), Education Code, is 
amended to read as follows:
	(a)  In addition to the other authority granted by this 
subchapter, the board of regents of The Texas A&M University System 
may issue in accordance with this subchapter and in accordance with 
a systemwide revenue financing program adopted by the board bonds 
for the following institutions not to exceed the following 
aggregate principal amounts to finance projects specified as 
follows:
		(1)  Prairie View A&M University:                                         
			(A)  $53 million to construct or renovate 
engineering facilities, construct and renovate an architecture 
building, and carry out other campus renovations;  and
			(B)  $15 million to construct a juvenile justice 
and psychology building;  
		(2)  Tarleton State University, $18.7 million for a 
library addition and renovation of a mathematics building;
		(3)  Texas A&M University--Commerce, $14,960,000 to 
construct [replace] a science building [wing];
		(4)  Texas A&M University--Corpus Christi, $34 million 
to construct a classroom and laboratory facility and for 
construction of the Harte Research Center;
		(5)  Texas A&M International University, $21,620,000 
to construct a science building (Phase IV);
		(6)  Texas A&M University at Galveston, $10,030,000 to 
construct an engineering building;
		(7)  Texas A&M University--Kingsville, $20,060,000 to 
construct facilities for a pharmacy school and to construct a 
student services building;
		(8)  Texas A&M University--Texarkana, $17 million to 
construct a health science building and for library renovation;
		(9)  West Texas A&M University, $22,780,000 to 
construct a fine arts complex;  and
		(10)  The Texas A&M University Health Science Center, 
$14.3 million for construction of classroom and faculty office 
facilities for the School of Rural Public Health.