Texas HB3227 regulates the removal, relocation, alteration, or construction of monuments or memorials on public property, and authorizes civil.

Texas HB3227 establishes rules for the removal, relocation, alteration, or construction of monuments or memorials on public property. It defines "monument or memorial" as a permanent designation honoring an event or person of historical significance. The bill specifies that a monument or memorial on municipal or county property can be altered only by a majority vote of the voters if it has stood for at least 25 years, or by the governing body if it has stood for less than 25 years.

Texas HB3227 regulates the removal, relocation, alteration, or construction of monuments or memorials on public property, and authorizes civil.

Texas HB3227 establishes rules for the removal, relocation, alteration, or construction of monuments or memorials on public property. It defines "monument or memorial" as a permanent designation honoring an event or person of historical significance. The bill specifies that a monument or memorial on municipal or county property can be altered only by a majority vote of the voters if it has stood for at least 25 years, or by the governing body if it has stood for less than 25 years.