Amend HB 2221 (Senate committee printing) by striking all 
beneath the enacting clause and substituting the following:
	SECTION 1.  Subchapter A, Chapter 130, Education Code, is 
amended by adding Section 130.0081 to read as follows:
	Sec. 130.0081.  AGREEMENT WITH JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT.  (a)  
A junior college district may enter into an agreement with any 
person, including an employer, political subdivision, or other 
entity, to provide educational services.  The agreement must 
provide for the entity to cover at least any cost to the district of 
providing the services that exceeds the amount of tuition and fees 
that would be charged to a student who resides in the district and 
is enrolled in a substantially similar course.
	(b)  Students who are enrolled in a course under the 
agreement are entitled to pay tuition and fees at the rate 
applicable to a student who resides in the district.
	SECTION 2.  Subchapter D, Chapter 130, Education Code, is 
amended by adding Section 130.074 to read as follows:
	Sec. 130.074.  EXTENDING BOUNDARIES OF JUNIOR COLLEGE 
DISTRICT IN DISTRICT'S SERVICE AREA.  (a)  The governing board of a 
junior college district may order an election on the question of 
establishing expanded boundaries for the junior college district to 
encompass all of the territory located within the district's 
service area established by Subchapter J, other than territory 
located in the service area of another junior college district, if 
more than 35 percent of the total number of students who enrolled in 
the junior college district in the most recent academic year 
resided outside of the existing junior college district.
	(b)  The governing board of a junior college district may 
order an election on the question of establishing expanded 
boundaries for the junior college district to encompass part of the 
territory located within the district's service area established by 
Subchapter J, other than territory located in the service area of 
another junior college district, if more than 15 percent of the high 
school graduates for each of the preceding five academic years in 
the territory proposed to be added to the district have enrolled in 
the junior college district.
	(c)  Before the governing board of the junior college 
district may order an annexation election under this section, the 
board must hold a public hearing within the territory proposed for 
annexation.  The hearing must be held not earlier than the 45th day 
and not later than the 30th day before the date the board issues the 
order for the election.
	(d)  Not later than the 30th day before the date of a public 
hearing held under Subsection (c), the board shall complete and 
publish a service plan for the territory proposed for annexation.  
The service plan is informational only and must include:
		(1)  the maximum property tax rate that the board may 
adopt;         
		(2)  the most recent property tax rate adopted by the 
board and any tax rate increase proposed or anticipated to occur 
after the annexation;
		(3)  the tuition rate that would apply after annexation 
for a student who resides in the district;
		(4)  the tuition and fees that would apply to a student 
who resides outside the district;
		(5)  plans for providing educational services in the 
territory, including proposed or contemplated campus and facility 
expansion in the territory;
		(6)  plans for cooperation with local workforce 
agencies; and        
		(7)  any other elements consistent with this subchapter 
prescribed by rule of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating 
Board.
	(e)  The governing board shall issue an order for an election 
to be held in the territory proposed for annexation on a uniform 
election date that is not less than 45 days after the date of the 
order and that affords enough time to hold the election in the 
manner provided by law.  The board shall give notice of the election 
in the manner provided by law for notice by the county judge of a 
general election.
	(f)  The governing board shall conduct the election in 
accordance with the Election Code.
	(g)  The election shall be held only in the territory 
proposed for annexation, and only those registered voters residing 
in that territory are permitted to vote.
	(h)  The ballot shall be printed to provide for voting for or 
against the proposition:  "Annexation of the following territory 
for junior college purposes:  ___________", with the blank filled 
in with a description of the territory proposed for annexation.
	(i)  The measure is adopted if the measure receives a 
favorable vote of a majority of those voters voting on the measure.
	(j)  If the measure is adopted, the governing board of the 
district shall enter an order declaring the result of the election 
and that the territory is annexed to the junior college district on 
the date specified in the order.
	(k)  If the proposition is adopted and the governing board is 
elected from single-member districts, the governing board in the 
annexation order entered under Subsection (j) shall assign the new 
territory to one or more of the current single-member districts.
	(l)  The annexation of territory and any resulting change in 
the single-member districts from which members of the governing 
board are elected does not affect the term of a member of the 
governing board serving on the date the annexation or redistricting 
takes effect.  The governing board shall provide that each member of 
the governing board representing a single-member district who is 
holding office on the date the annexation takes effect serve the 
remainder of the member's term and represent a single-member 
district in the expanded junior college district for that term 
regardless of  whether the member resides in that single-member 
district.
	(m)  If the measure is not adopted at the election, another 
election to annex all or part of the same territory may not be held 
earlier than one year after the date of the election at which the 
measure is not approved.
	SECTION 3.  This Act does not affect the validity of an 
agreement entered into before the effective date of this Act 
between a junior college district and another person for the 
provision of educational services by the district.
	SECTION 4.  This Act takes effect immediately if it receives  
a vote of two-thirds of all the members elected to each house, as  
provided by Section 39, Article III, Texas Constitution.  If this 
Act does not receive the vote necessary for immediate effect, this  
Act takes effect September 1, 2005.