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To consider the following:
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SB 353 Birdwell
Relating to the territory and dissolution requirements of the Southern
Trinity Groundwater Conservation District.
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SB 385 Williams
Relating to the creation of an alternative fuel program to be funded by the
Texas emissions reduction plan fund.
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SB 403 Eltife
Relating to the consideration of pension and other postemployment benefits in
establishing the rates of a gas utility.
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SB 691 Estes
Relating to the exemption from permitting by groundwater conservation
districts for certain water wells used for domestic, livestock, and poultry
watering purposes.
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SB 692 Estes
Relating to exemptions from groundwater conservation district permit
requirements.
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SB 727 Seliger
Relating to groundwater conservation district management plans.
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SB 728 Seliger
Relating to a groundwater conservation district's recovery of expenses in
closing or capping a well.
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SB 737 Hegar
Relating to the management of groundwater production by groundwater
conservation districts.
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SB 875 Fraser
Relating to compliance with state and federal environmental permits.
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SB 893 Whitmire
Relating to motor fuel quality and testing.
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SB 914 Wentworth
Relating to the applicability to certain regional water districts of
provisions concerning bond approval by the Texas Commission on Environmental
Quality.
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SB 1003 Fraser
Relating to penalties for, and emergency orders suspending, the operation of
a rock crusher or certain concrete plants without a current permit under the
Texas Clean Air Act.
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SCR 2 Uresti
Urging Congress to reauthorize the Water Resources Development Act of 2007,
Section 5056, and to appropriate sufficient funds so that efforts to solve
the salt problem in the Amistad International Reservoir can continue.
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SCR 20 Fraser
Urging the United States Congress to prevent the Environmental Protection
Agency from regulating greenhouse gases for stationary sources.
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SJR 28 Rodriguez
Proposing a constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to permit
conservation and reclamation districts in El Paso County to issue bonds
supported by ad valorem taxes to fund the development and maintenance of
parks and recreational facilities.
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