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4/14/2017

So What Do We Do Now?

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As many of you know, just five days ago we had a tremendous outpouring of support from our community. Thank you to the more than 300 people who came in person and the several THOUSAND who watched our event online.

So what's next? 

We have spent the past few days researching the various options we have available to Save Jones State Forest. And with that we've come up with three "Essential Elements" moving forward. If the bill is not pulled in some manner we believe it should be amended to do the following:
  1. PROTECT 100% OF THE FOREST
  2. ANY FUTURE LEGISLATION IMPACTING THE FOREST REQUIRE PUBLIC HEARINGS IN OUR COMMUNITY
  3. PRESERVE THE TRUE INTENT OF THE FOREST AND BAN ANY FUTURE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT

So What Should I Do Now?

First
, continue to speak with Senator Creighton and make clear that these three items must be included in any amendment.

Second, contact the Chairman of the Senate Higher Education Committee and express your views on Senate Bill 1964.

Kel Seliger, Chair
P.O. Box 12068 
Capitol Station 
Austin, Texas 78711
(512) 463-0131
(512) 475-3733 
Senate Page

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Ronald Lee Adams
5/17/2017 11:51:38 am

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  • About
  • S.B. 1964
    • Community Meeting
    • SJSF Proposed Amendment
  • Jones State Forest
    • Red-Cockaded Woodpecker
  • SJSF Updates
  • News Stories
  • Contact Us