80R10524 SGA-D

By: Hilderbran H.B. No. 12

A BILL TO BE ENTITLED

AN ACT

relating to the funding, powers, and duties of the Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission related to parks and historic sites.

BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:

SECTION 1. Subchapter A, Chapter 442, Government Code, is amended by adding Sections 442.0051 and 442.0052 to read as follows:

Sec. 442.0051. FEES. The commission by rule may establish reasonable fees for commission purposes under this chapter, including an admission fee appropriate to a historic site under its jurisdiction.

Sec. 442.0052. VOLUNTEER SERVICES. (a) Except as provided by Subsection (b), the commission may use the services of volunteers to help carry out the duties and responsibilities of the commission.

(b) A volunteer may not enforce this code.

SECTION 2. Chapter 442, Government Code, is amended by adding Subchapter C to read as follows: SUBCHAPTER C. CERTAIN HISTORIC SITES

Sec. 442.071. DEFINITION. In this subchapter, "historic site" means a site or park listed under Section 442.072.

Sec. 442.072. JURISDICTION. (a) The following historic sites and parks formerly under the jurisdiction of the Parks and Wildlife Department are under the commission's jurisdiction:

(1) Acton State Historic Site;

(2) Caddoan Mounds State Historic Site;

(3) Casa Navarro State Historic Site;

(4) Confederate Reunion Grounds State Historic Site;

(5) Eisenhower Birthplace State Historic Site;

(6) Fannin Battleground State Historic Site;

(7) Fanthorp Inn State Historic Site;

(8) Fort Lancaster State Historic Site;

(9) Fort Leaton State Historic Site;

(10) Fulton Mansion State Historic Site;

(11) Landmark Inn State Historic Site;

(12) Levi-Jordan State Historic Site;

(13) Lipantitlan State Historic Site;

(14) Magoffin Home State Historic Site;

(15) Monument Hill and Kreische Brewery State Historic Sites;

(16) Port Isabel Lighthouse State Historic Site;

(17) Sabine Pass Battleground State Park and Historic Site;

(18) Sam Bell Maxey House State Historic Site;

(19) San Felipe State Historic Site;

(20) Sebastopol House State Historic Site;

(21) Starr Family Home State Historic Site; and

(22) Varner-Hogg Plantation State Historic Site.

(b) This subsection applies to a historic site that the state is required to operate in a particular manner or for a particular purpose, such as a site improved with federal money subject to federal restrictions on the purposes for which the improved site may be used or a site donated to the state subject to a reversion clause providing that the title reverts to the grantor when the site is not used for the purposes for which it was acquired. The commission has all powers necessary to operate the site in the required manner or for the required purpose.

(c) The commission may enter into an agreement with a nonprofit corporation, foundation, association, or other nonprofit entity for the expansion, renovation, management, operation, or financial support of a historic site.

Sec. 442.073. HISTORIC SITE ACCOUNT. (a) The historic site account is a separate account in the general revenue fund.

(b) The account consists of:

(1) credits made to the commission under Section 151.801, Tax Code;

(2) transfers to the account;

(3) interest earned on the account;

(4) fees and other revenue from operation of a historic site; and

(5) grants and donations accepted for the account.

(c) A fee or other revenue generated at a historic site must be credited to the account.

(d) Money in the account may be used only to administer a historic site, including to support the preservation, repair, renovation, improvement, expansion, equipping, operation, or maintenance of a site or to acquire a historical item appropriate to the site.

(e) Any money in the account not used in a fiscal year remains in the account. The account is exempt from the application of Section 403.095.

Sec. 442.074. GRANTS; DONATIONS. (a) The commission may seek and accept grants and donations for a historic site from any appropriate source.

(b) Money accepted under this section shall be deposited to the credit of the historic site account.

SECTION 3. Section 442.019, Government Code, as added by Chapter 1259, Acts of the 79th Legislature, Regular Session, 2005, is transferred to Subchapter C, Chapter 442, Government Code, as added by this Act, renumbered as Section 442.076, Government Code, and amended to read as follows:

Sec. 442.076 [442.019]. TRANSFER OF HISTORIC [HISTORICAL] SITES FROM PARKS AND WILDLIFE. (a) Section 442.071 does not apply to this section.

(b) By interagency agreement, a historic [historical] site under the jurisdiction of the Parks and Wildlife Department may be transferred to the commission.

(c) [(b)] If jurisdiction over a historic [historical] site is transferred under this section, all rights, powers, duties, obligations, functions, activities, property, and programs of the Parks and Wildlife Department relating to the [historical] site are transferred to the commission.

(d) The legislature may adjust the percentages allocated to the commission and the Parks and Wildlife Department under Section 151.801, Tax Code, in future appropriations to reflect the transfer of a site under this section and the associated savings or costs to each agency.

(e) [(c)] On or after the transfer of jurisdiction over a historic [historical] site, the commission may enter into an agreement with a nonprofit corporation, including the Admiral Nimitz Foundation, for the expansion, renovation, management, operation, or financial support of the site.

SECTION 4. Subchapters A and H, Chapter 22, Parks and Wildlife Code, are transferred to Chapter 442, Government Code, redesignated as Subchapters D and E of that chapter, and amended to read as follows:

SUBCHAPTER D [A]. FANNIN [STATE] BATTLEGROUND STATE

HISTORIC SITE

Sec. 442.101 [22.001]. JURISDICTION. Fannin [State] Battleground State Historic Site is under the jurisdiction of the commission [department].

Sec. 442.102 [22.006]. CONCESSION ACCOUNT. A Fannin State concession account may be established in the state treasury according to the rules and procedures established by the commission [department].

SUBCHAPTER E [H]. PORT ISABEL LIGHTHOUSE STATE HISTORIC SITE

[HISTORICAL MONUMENT AND PARK]

Sec. 442.121 [22.101]. JURISDICTION. The Port Isabel Lighthouse is a state historic site [historical monument and park] and is under the jurisdiction of the commission [department].

Sec. 442.122 [22.102]. POWERS OF COMMISSION [DEPARTMENT]. The commission [department] may rehabilitate, maintain, and preserve the property of the site [park], and may collect entrance fees for admission to the site [park] or operate it on a concession basis under the provisions of this code.

SECTION 5. Section 11.035(b), Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

(b) The department shall deposit to the credit of the state parks account all revenue, less allowable costs, received from the following sources:

(1) grants or operation of concessions in state parks or fishing piers;

(2) publications on state parks, state historic sites, or state scientific areas;

(3) fines or penalties received from violations of regulations governing parks issued pursuant to Subchapter B, Chapter 13, of this code;

(4) fees and revenue collected under Section 11.027(b) or (c) of this code that are associated with state park lands;

(5) [$1,125,000 per month and 40 percent of the amount above $27 million per year of] credits made to the department under Section 151.801, Tax Code, in an amount equal to __ percent of the credits; and

(6) any other source provided by law.

SECTION 6. Section 11.043(b), Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

(b) The account consists of:

(1) the amount of credits made to the department under Section 151.801, Tax Code, after allocations to:

(A) the state parks account;

(B) the large county and municipality recreation and parks account; and

(C) the Texas recreation and parks account;

(2) [,] proceeds of revenue bonds issued under Section 13.0045; and

(3) money from [, or] any other source authorized by law.

SECTION 7. Subchapter A, Chapter 13, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended by adding Section 13.0075 to read as follows:

Sec. 13.0075. ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR INCLUSION OF LAND IN STATE PARKS SYSTEM. The commission by rule shall adopt criteria for determining the eligibility of land donated to the department for inclusion in the state parks system.

SECTION 8. Subchapter A, Chapter 13, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended by adding Section 13.0145 to read as follows:

Sec. 13.0145. SPEED LIMITS. (a) The department shall set and enforce speed limits on a road in a state park, wildlife management area, or other site under the control of the department as follows:

(1) 30 miles per hour on a park road or main drive;

(2) 20 miles per hour on a secondary road; or

(3) as posted by the department.

(b) The department shall:

(1) consult with the Texas Department of Transportation to determine if a speed limit under Subsection (a) is reasonable and safe based on an engineering and traffic control study; and

(2) amend the limit, if necessary.

SECTION 9. Chapter 24, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended by designating Sections 24.001 through 24.013 as Subchapter A and adding a heading for Subchapter A to read as follows: SUBCHAPTER A. LOCAL PARKS FOR SMALLER COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES AND OTHER POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS

SECTION 10. Section 24.001, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

Sec. 24.001. DEFINITIONS. In this subchapter [chapter]:

(1) "Political subdivision" means a county, municipality [city], special district, river authority, or other governmental entity created under the authority of the state or a county or municipality [city].

(2) "Urban area" means the area within a standard metropolitan statistical area (SMSA) in this state used in the last preceding federal census.

(3) "Park" includes land and water parks owned or operated by the state or a political subdivision.

(4) "Open space area" means a land or water area for human use and enjoyment that is relatively free of man-made structures.

(5) "Natural area" means a site having valuable or vulnerable natural resources, ecological processes, or rare, threatened, or endangered species of vegetation or wildlife.

(6) "Parks, recreational, and open space area plan" means a comprehensive plan that includes information on and analyses of parks, recreational, and open space area objectives, needs, resources, environment, and uses, and that identifies the amounts, locations, characteristics, and potentialities of areas for adequate parks, recreational, and open space opportunities.

(7) "Federal rehabilitation and recovery grants" means matching grants made by the United States to or for political subdivisions for the purpose of rebuilding, remodeling, expanding, or developing existing outdoor or indoor parks, recreational, or open space areas and facilities, including improvements in park landscapes, buildings, and support facilities.

(8) "Account" means the Texas recreation and parks account.

(9) "Rural area" means any area not included in an urban area.

(10) "Cultural resource site or area" means a site or area determined by the commission to have valuable and vulnerable cultural or historical resources.

(11) "Nonprofit corporation" means a nonpolitical legal entity incorporated under the laws of this state that has been granted an exemption from federal income tax under Section 501(c), Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.

(12) "Underserved population" means any group of people that is low income, inner city, or rural as determined by the last census, or minority, physically or mentally challenged youth at risk, youth, or female.

SECTION 11. Section 24.002, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

Sec. 24.002. TEXAS RECREATION AND PARKS ACCOUNT. The Texas recreation and parks account is a separate account in the general revenue fund. Money in the account may be used only as provided by this subchapter for grants to:

(1) a county or municipality with a population of less than 500,000; or

(2) any other political subdivision that is not a county or municipality.

SECTION 12. Section 24.003, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

Sec. 24.003. ACCOUNT REVENUE SOURCE; REVENUE DEDICATION. The department shall deposit to the credit of the Texas recreation and parks account:

(1) an amount of money equal to ___ [$1,125,000 per month and 40] percent of the [amount above $27 million per year of] credits made to the department under Section 151.801, Tax Code; and [or]

(2) money from any other source authorized by law.

SECTION 13. Section 24.005(e), Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

(e) The department may provide from the account for direct administrative costs of the programs described by this subchapter [chapter].

SECTION 14. Section 24.008(a), Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

(a) No property may be acquired with grant money made under this subchapter [chapter] or by the department under this subchapter [chapter] if the purchase price exceeds the fair market value of the property as determined by one independent appraiser.

SECTION 15. Section 24.009, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

Sec. 24.009. PAYMENTS, RECORDS, AND ACCOUNTING. (a) On the approval of a grant under this subchapter [chapter] and on the written request by the director, the comptroller of public accounts shall issue a warrant drawn against the Texas recreation and parks account and payable to the political subdivision or nonprofit corporation in the amount specified by the director.

(b) Each recipient of assistance under this subchapter [chapter] shall keep records as required by the department, including records which fully disclose the amount and the disposition of the proceeds by the recipient, the total cost of the acquisition, a copy of the title and deed for the property acquired, the amount and nature of that portion of the cost of the acquisition supplied by other funds, and other records that facilitate effective audit. The director and the comptroller, or their authorized representatives, may examine any book, document, paper, and record of the recipient that are pertinent to assistance received under this subchapter [chapter].

(c) The recipient of funds under this subchapter [chapter] shall, on each anniversary date of the grant for five years after the grant is made, furnish to the department a comprehensive report detailing the present and anticipated use of the property, any contiguous additions to the property, and any major changes in the character of the property, including the extent of park development which may have taken place.

SECTION 16. Section 24.011, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

Sec. 24.011. NONCOMPLIANCE WITH SUBCHAPTER [ACT]. The attorney general shall file suit in a court of competent jurisdiction against a political subdivision or nonprofit corporation that fails to comply with the requirements of this subchapter [chapter] to recover the full amount of the grant plus interest on that amount of five percent a year accruing from the time of noncompliance or for injunctive relief to require compliance with this subchapter [chapter]. If the court finds that the political subdivision or nonprofit corporation has not complied with the requirements of this subchapter [chapter], it is not eligible for further participation in the program for three years following the finding for noncompliance.

SECTION 17. Section 24.013, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended to read as follows:

Sec. 24.013. AUTHORITY OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS TO HAVE PARKS. This subchapter [chapter] does not authorize a political subdivision to acquire, develop, maintain, or operate a park, recreational area, open space area, or natural area.

SECTION 18. Chapter 24, Parks and Wildlife Code, is amended by adding Subchapter B to read as follows: SUBCHAPTER B. PARKS FOR LARGE COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES

Sec. 24.051. DEFINITIONS. In this subchapter:

(1) "Account" means the large county and municipality recreation and parks account.

(2) "Cultural resource site or area" means a site or area determined by the commission to have valuable and vulnerable cultural or historical resources.

(3) "Federal rehabilitation and recovery grants" means matching grants made by the United States to or for political subdivisions for the purpose of rebuilding, remodeling, expanding, or developing existing outdoor or indoor parks, recreational, or open space areas and facilities, including improvements in park landscapes, buildings, and support facilities.

(4) "Large county or municipality" means a county or municipality with a population of 500,000 or more.

(5) "Natural area" means a site having valuable or vulnerable natural resources, ecological processes, or rare, threatened, or endangered species of vegetation or wildlife.

(6) "Nonprofit corporation" means a nonpolitical legal entity incorporated under the laws of this state that has been granted an exemption from federal income tax under Section 501(c), Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.

(7) "Open space area" means a land or water area for human use and enjoyment that is relatively free of man-made structures.

(8) "Park" includes land and water parks owned or operated by the state or a political subdivision.

(9) "Parks, recreational, and open space area plan" means a comprehensive plan that includes information on and analyses of parks, recreational, and open space area objectives, needs, resources, environment, and uses, and that identifies the amounts, locations, characteristics, and potentialities of areas for adequate parks, recreational, and open space opportunities.

(10) "Political subdivision" means a county, municipality, special district, river authority, or other governmental entity created under the authority of the state or a county or municipality.

(11) "Underserved population" means any group of people that is low income or inner city, as determined by the last census, or minority, physically or mentally challenged youth at risk, youth, or female.

Sec. 24.052. LARGE COUNTY AND MUNICIPALITY RECREATION AND PARKS ACCOUNT. The large county and municipality recreation and parks account is a separate account in the general revenue fund. Money in the account may be used only as provided by this subchapter.

Sec. 24.053. ACCOUNT REVENUE SOURCE; DEDICATION. The department shall deposit to the credit of the large county and municipality recreation and parks account:

(1) an amount of money equal to ___ percent of the credits made to the department under Section 151.801, Tax Code; and

(2) money from any other source authorized by law.

Sec. 24.054. ASSISTANCE GRANTS. (a) The department may make grants of money from the account to a large county or municipality for use by the county or municipality as all or part of the county's or municipality's required share of funds for eligibility for receiving a federal rehabilitation and recovery grant.

(b) In order to receive a grant under this section, the county or municipality seeking the federal grant shall apply to the department for the grant and present evidence that the county or municipality qualifies for the federal grant.

(c) A grant under this section is conditioned on the county or municipality qualifying for and receiving the federal grant.

Sec. 24.055. DIRECT STATE MATCHING GRANTS. (a) The department shall make grants of money from the account to a large county or municipality to provide one-half of the costs of the planning, acquisition, or development of a park, recreational area, or open space area to be owned and operated by the county or municipality.

(b) In establishing the program of grants under this section, the department shall adopt rules and regulations for grant assistance.

(c) Money granted to a county or municipality under this section may be used for the operation and maintenance of parks, recreational areas, cultural resource sites or areas, and open space areas only:

(1) if the park, site, or area is owned or operated and maintained by the department and is being transferred by the commission for public use to the county or municipality for operation and maintenance; and

(2) during the period the commission determines to be necessary to effect the official transfer of the park, site, or area.

(d) The department shall make grants of money from the account to a large county or municipality or to a nonprofit corporation for use in a large county or municipality for recreation, conservation, or education programs for underserved populations to encourage and implement increased access to and use of parks, recreational areas, cultural resource sites or areas, and open space areas by underserved populations.

(e) The department may provide from the account for direct administrative costs of the programs described by this subchapter.

Sec. 24.056. FUNDS FOR GRANTS TO LARGE COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES. When revenue to the large county and municipality recreation and parks account exceeds $14 million per year, an amount not less than 15 percent shall be made available for grants to large counties and municipalities for up to 50 percent of the cost of acquisition or development of indoor public recreation facilities for indoor recreation programs, sports activities, nature programs, or exhibits.

Sec. 24.057. ACCOUNT USE TO BE CONSISTENT WITH PLANS. No grant may be made under Section 24.055 nor may account money be used under Section 24.056 unless:

(1) there is a present or future need for the acquisition and development of the property for which the grant is requested or the use is proposed; and

(2) a written statement is obtained from the regional planning commission having jurisdiction of the area in which the property is to be acquired and developed that the acquisition and development is consistent with local needs.

Sec. 24.058. ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY. (a) No property may be acquired with grant money made under this subchapter or by the department under this subchapter if the purchase price exceeds the fair market value of the property as determined by one independent appraiser.

(b) Property may be acquired with provision for a life tenancy if that provision facilitates the orderly and expedient acquisition of the property.

(c) If land or water designated for park, recreational, cultural resource, or open space use is included in the local and regional park, recreational, cultural resource, and open space plans for two or more large counties or municipalities, the two or more large counties or municipalities may cooperate under state law to secure assistance from the account to acquire or develop the property. In those cases, the department may modify the standards for individual applicants but must be assured that a cooperative management plan for the land or water can be developed and effectuated and that one of the counties or municipalities possesses the necessary qualifications to perform contractual responsibilities for purposes of the grant.

(d) All land or water purchased with assistance from the account shall be dedicated for park, recreational, cultural resource, indoor recreation center, and open space purposes in perpetuity and may not be used for any other purpose, except where the use is compatible with park, recreational, cultural resource, and open space objectives, and the use is approved in advance by the department.

Sec. 24.059. PAYMENTS, RECORDS, AND ACCOUNTING. (a) On the approval of a grant under this subchapter and on the written request by the director, the comptroller shall issue a warrant drawn against the large county and municipality recreation and parks account and payable to the county, municipality, or nonprofit corporation in the amount specified by the director.

(b) Each recipient of assistance under this subchapter shall keep records as required by the department, including records that fully disclose the amount and the disposition of the proceeds by the recipient, the total cost of the acquisition, a copy of the title and deed for the property acquired, the amount and nature of that portion of the cost of the acquisition supplied by other funds, and other records that facilitate effective audit. The director and the comptroller, or their authorized representatives, may examine any book, document, paper, and record of the recipient that are pertinent to assistance received under this subchapter.

(c) The recipient of funds under this subchapter shall, on each anniversary date of the grant for five years after the grant is made, furnish to the department a comprehensive report detailing the present and anticipated use of the property, any contiguous additions to the property, and any major changes in the character of the property, including the extent of park development that may have taken place.

Sec. 24.060. NONCOMPLIANCE WITH SUBCHAPTER. The attorney general shall file suit in a court of competent jurisdiction against a county, municipality, or nonprofit corporation that fails to comply with the requirements of this subchapter to recover the full amount of the grant plus interest on that amount of five percent a year accruing from the time of noncompliance or for injunctive relief to require compliance with this subchapter. If the court finds that the county, municipality, or nonprofit corporation has not complied with the requirements of this subchapter, it is not eligible for further participation in the program for three years following the finding for noncompliance.

Sec. 24.061. ACCOUNT NOT TO BE USED FOR PUBLICITY. No money credited to the account may be used for publicity or related purposes.

Sec. 24.062. AUTHORITY OF LARGE COUNTY OR MUNICIPALITY TO HAVE PARKS. This subchapter does not authorize a large county or municipality to acquire, develop, maintain, or operate a park, recreational area, open space area, or natural area.

SECTION 19. Section 151.801(c), Tax Code, is amended to read as follows:

(c) The proceeds from the collection of the taxes imposed by this chapter on the sale, storage, or use of sporting goods shall be [deposited as follows:

[(1) For the period beginning September 1, 1993, and ending August 31, 1995, an amount equal to 50 cents per 1,000 cigarettes shall be deposited to the credit of the general revenue fund, state parks account, and an amount equal to 50 cents per 1,000 cigarettes shall be deposited to the credit of the general revenue fund, Texas recreation and parks account, and the balance shall be retained in the general revenue fund.

[(2) Beginning September 1, 1995, the taxes collected shall be] credited in an amount equal to ___ percent of the proceeds to the Parks and Wildlife Department and in an amount equal to ___ percent of the proceeds to the Texas Historical Commission and deposited as specified in the Parks and Wildlife Code and Section 442.073, Government Code. [The comptroller shall not credit in excess of $32 million in sporting goods tax revenue annually to the Parks and Wildlife Department.]

SECTION 20. (a) In this section, "historic site" means a historic site or park listed under Section 442.072, Government Code, as added by this Act.

(b) On September 1, 2007, the following are transferred to the Texas Historical Commission:

(1) all historic sites and all obligations and liabilities of the Parks and Wildlife Department relating to the sites;

(2) all unobligated and unexpended funds appropriated to the Parks and Wildlife Department designated for the administration of those sites;

(3) all equipment and property of the Parks and Wildlife Department used for the administration of or related to those sites; and

(4) all files and other records of the Parks and Wildlife Department kept by the department regarding those sites.

(c) A rule adopted by the Parks and Wildlife Commission that is in effect immediately before September 1, 2007, and that relates to a historic site is, on September 1, 2007, a rule of the Texas Historical Commission and remains in effect until amended or repealed by the Texas Historical Commission. A rule that applies to both transferred sites and parks that are not transferred is a rule of both commissions and applies to the transferred sites until amended or repealed by the Texas Historical Commission.

(d) The transfers under this section do not diminish or impair the rights of a holder of an outstanding bond or other obligation issued by the Parks and Wildlife Department in relation to the support of a historic site.

(e) On September 1, 2007, a reference in the Parks and Wildlife Code or other law to a power, duty, obligation, or liability of the Parks and Wildlife Department or the Parks and Wildlife Commission that relates to a historic site is a reference to the Texas Historical Commission. The Texas Historical Commission is the successor agency to the Parks and Wildlife Department and the Parks and Wildlife Commission for those sites.

(f) Until a historic site is transferred to the Texas Historical Commission in accordance with this Act, the Parks and Wildlife Department shall continue to operate and maintain the site under the law as it existed on January 1, 2007.

(g) An employee of the Parks and Wildlife Department whose job responsibilities are more than ___ percent related to a historic site transferred to the Texas Historical Commission under this Act becomes an employee of the Texas Historical Commission on the date of the transfer of that site.

SECTION 21. Any restrictions on the allocation of money in the state parks account under Section 11.035, Parks and Wildlife Code, as amended by this Act, on the use of money in the Texas parks and wildlife conservation and capital account under Section 11.043, Parks and Wildlife Code, on the use of money in the Texas parks and recreation account under Chapter 24, Parks and Wildlife Code, or on the allocation of that money under Section 24.003(b), Parks and Wildlife Code, as added by this Act, do not apply to a one-time appropriation of the unencumbered balances of those accounts on August 31, 2007, made by a rider to the General Appropriations Act that:

(1) is contingent on the enactment of this or a similar Act by the 80th Legislature; and

(2) provides for the one-time allocation of that money to the Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission to be used for the repair, renovation, maintenance, and other one-time costs associated with state historic sites and state parks.

SECTION 22. This Act takes effect September 1, 2007.