Establishes the Bicentennial Trail, a network of hike and bike trails connecting the Alamo to the State Capitol and various springs.
The bill establishes the Bicentennial Trail, a network of hike and bike trails connecting the Alamo to the State Capitol and including connections to Barton Springs, San Marcos Springs, Comal Springs, and San Antonio Springs. The trail aims to promote outdoor recreation, environmental stewardship, and the historical and cultural heritage of Texas. The land office is tasked with coordinating the trail's establishment, ensuring it is completed by January 1, 2036. Real property acquired for the trail can only be used for trail purposes, and acquisition through eminent domain is prohibited.
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