SENATE FLOOR ACTION




                                  Friday
                               May 30, 2003

THE SENATE RECONSIDERED THE VOTE BY WHICH HB2877 WAS FINALLY PASSED.
THE BILL WAS AMENDED AND AGAIN FINALLY PASSED.

THE SENATE ADOPTED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTIONS:


SCR 60             Carona
Requesting that the chief clerk of the house be authorized to return
House Bill No. 2180 to the senate for further consideration.

HCR 7             Gallego                    SP: Madla
In memory of Jose Ricardo Nevarez of Uvalde.

HCR 86             Gallego                    SP: Madla
Recognizing March 31, 2003, as Texas Civilian Conservation Corps Day
at the State Capitol.

HCR 274             Homer                      SP: Deuell
In memory of Quentin Miller of Cooper.

HCR 277             Solomons                   SP: Carona
Instructing the enrolling clerk of the senate to make technical
corrections to Senate Joint Resolution No. 42.

THE SENATE CONCURRED IN HOUSE AMENDMENTS TO THE FOLLOWING:


SB 19             Ratliff                    SP: Farabee
Relating to audit and other related functions of the State Auditor
and of certain other state entities.

SB 206             Ellis, Rodney              SP: Pitts
Relating to the composition of the permanent school fund and the
available school fund and to transfers from the permanent school
fund to the available school fund.

SB 284             Lucio                      SP: Callegari/et al.
Relating to the continuation and functions of the Texas State
Affordable Housing Corporation.

SB 315             Hinojosa                   SP: Luna
Relating to the annexation by certain junior college districts of
territory in a district's service area.

SB 346             Ogden                      SP: Grusendorf
Relating to an optional flexible year program for public school
students who fail to perform satisfactorily on an assessment
instrument or who would not otherwise be promoted.

SB 381             Armbrister                 SP: Capelo/et al.
Relating to food manufacturer and food wholesaler licensing
requirements under the Texas Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

SB 392             Williams/et al.            SP: Gattis
Relating to a repeal of exemptions from certain truth-in-taxation
provisions for certain conservation and reclamation districts.

SB 396             Shapleigh/et al.           SP: Grusendorf
Relating to a technology immersion pilot project in public schools.

SB 618             Shapleigh/et al.           SP: Dutton
Relating to the consequences of a public school's being considered
low-performing.

SB 624             Lindsay                    SP: Callegari
Relating to the provision of parks and recreational facilities by
certain conservation and reclamation districts; authorizing the
issuance of bonds on voter approval.

SB 688             West                       SP: Giddings
Relating to the boards of trustees of certain school districts.

SB 705             Jackson                    SP: Truitt/et al.
Relating to the donation by a county of salvage and surplus
property to a civic or charitable organization.

SB 871             Shapiro                    SP: Allen/et al.
Relating to the sex offender registration program and to
requirements imposed on certain persons under the program.

SB 1007             West                       SP: Giddings/et al.
Relating to student eligibility for a TEXAS grant.

SB 1053             Duncan                     SP: Geren
Relating to certain water pollution and conservation programs
administered by the Texas Water Development Board.

SB 1161             Barrientos                 SP: Lewis
Relating to authorizing counties and municipalities to provide
certain services through the Internet.

SB 1165             Barrientos                 SP: Moreno, Joe E.
Relating to certain fees in Title IV-D cases.

SB 1192             Carona                     SP: Seaman
Relating to the operation of the Texas Property and Casualty
Insurance Guaranty Association.

SB 1252             Armbrister                 SP: Driver
Relating to the regulation of certain activities associated with
providing private security.

SB 1272             Armbrister                 SP: Flores
Relating to the permitting process for the construction of certain
concrete plants.

SB 1273             Armbrister                 SP: Flores
Relating to suspension and alternatives to suspension of alcoholic
beverage licenses and permits.

SB 1276             Armbrister                 SP: Morrison
Relating to the Lavaca-Navidad River Authority, formerly known as
the Jackson County Flood Control District.

SB 1318             Van de Putte               SP: Menendez
Relating to authorization of securities lending for governmental
entities.

SB 1343             Jackson                    SP: Morrison
Relating to the regulation and operation of certain career schools
and colleges.

SB 1382             Armbrister                 SP: Heflin
Relating to the continuation of certain professional and
occupational licensing boards as self-directed and semi-independent
agencies and to certain required reports for such agencies.

SB 1460             Lindsay                    SP: Smith, Wayne
Relating to county fire marshals and county fire protection;
providing penalties.

SB 1464             Lindsay                    SP: Hamric
Relating to enforcement of the collection of certain tolls;
providing a penalty.

SB 1465             Lindsay                    SP: Hamric
Relating to the establishment of criminal law magistrates in Harris
County.

SB 1470             West                       SP: Grusendorf/et al.
Relating to student eligibility to participate in a high school
equivalency program and to authorization of a school district or
open-enrollment charter school to operate a program.

SB 1488             Ogden                      SP: Grusendorf
Relating to the misconduct of a person who is employed by or is
seeking employment by a school district, regional education service
center, or shared services arrangement.

SB 1494             Madla                      SP: Puente
Relating to the powers of Bexar Metropolitan Water District.

SB 1522             Zaffirini                  SP: Luna
Relating to the continuous eligibility of certain children for
medical assistance benefits.

SB 1570             Madla                      SP: Puente
Relating to certain public water supply wells in the Trinity Glen
Rose Groundwater Conservation District.

SB 1633             Wentworth                  SP: Puente
Relating to the installation and use of a water softener or reverse
osmosis system by an owner of an on-site sewage disposal system.

SB 1725             Lindsay                    SP: Hamric
Relating to the North Harris County Regional Water Authority.

SB 1765             Deuell                     SP: Phillips
Relating to the zoning authority of a county in areas surrounding
Lake Ralph Hall.

SB 1820             Van de Putte               SP: Grusendorf/et al.
Relating to criteria for rating the performance of school
districts.

SB 1902             Lucio/et al.               SP: Flores/et al.
Relating to the creation, administration, powers, duties,
operation, and financing of the Rio Grande Regional Water Authority
and to the powers and duties of the Rio Grande watermaster and the
delivery of water down the banks and bed of the Rio Grande;
authorizing the issuance of bonds.

SB 1903             Fraser                     SP: Hill
Relating to the creation and authority of municipal development
districts.

SB 1912             Jackson                    SP: Eiland
Relating to the creation of the Harborside Management District;
providing authority to impose taxes and issue bonds.

SB 1923             Ogden                      SP: McReynolds
Relating to the application of the professional prosecutors law to
the district attorney for the 258th Judicial District.

SB 1932             Ogden                      SP: McReynolds
Relating to the performance of the duties of a district attorney by
the prison prosecution unit in Trinity County.