Lea C.S. Simmons
Leadership with a Heart for Texas

Lea C.S. Simmons Leadership with a Heart for TexasLea C.S. Simmons Leadership with a Heart for TexasLea C.S. Simmons Leadership with a Heart for Texas

Lea C.S. Simmons
Leadership with a Heart for Texas

Lea C.S. Simmons Leadership with a Heart for TexasLea C.S. Simmons Leadership with a Heart for TexasLea C.S. Simmons Leadership with a Heart for Texas
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Texas Senate District 18

Precinct 3131

Lea C.S.Simmons

The Standard Zoning Enabling Act revised as The Texas Zoning Enabling Act


Resolution to adopt the format of The City of Sugar Land No. 18-39 and based upon Section 1.05 of the City Charter created in the year of 2018. The actual City Charter is concurred in 1981:


According to Chapter 211.006 of The Local Government Code if a proposed zoning change is protested in writing by the owners of at least 20 percent of either: (a) the requested area; or (b) the 200-foot notification area, the council must approve the request by at least three-fourths of the total membership. This is often referred to as a "super majority" vote versus a "simple majority" vote. Chapter 211.006 also allows a city, by ordinance, to require a simple three-fourths affirmative vote if the zoning commission recommends that the change be denied.


Section 211.008 of The Local Government Code allows the City Council to appoint a board of adjustment of at least five members.


As a results, The Zoning Board of Adjustment was established by ordinance No. 774 and approved by Sugar Land Council November 5, 1991.


Currently, additional permission has been granted by the Mayor and the City Council of Sugar Land to create a Citizen Charter Review Commission consisting of five Sugar Land residents. This is further described as an independent citizen advisory board to assist in writing reports that review, revise, and possibly amend city governance policies.


In accordance with The Model Land Development Code that was created in 1960, we as the common voter, want to further represent in good nature the need for landowners to have self-representation by population.


The adjoining communities of formerly represented 4105 want to be acknowledged and are concerned for their properties after being rezoned to precinct three. Formerly known as precinct four, we wish to be returned to our former precinct because of our concerns over zoning policies that favor a "simple majority" of Democratic rule bestowed upon Fort Bend County after the fact that the redistricting map has changed Texas zoning codes. We the People are the "super majority." and deserve the proper representation.


The motion to also adopt a policy of five members to a subcommittee per ratio, pertaining to each individual community, whereas to existing City Zoning policies, or homeowners without out any access to an HOA, be updated of existing codes and rules of the City Council and municipalities. This pertains to city governance and local government education of also minorities, elderly homeowners, starter couples, veterans, and handicapped individuals.


Many of you feel the way that we do about so many issues that still left undone and unsaid. The following statement made by Senator Lois W. Kolkhorst says it all.


Many of you share my anger and frustration about the dire situation at our southern border. While DC has dedicated over $100 billion to protect the Ukrainian border, neither the Biden administration nor our U.S. Congress do anything for our own border security.


Texas taxpayers are forced to spend billions to do a job the federal government refuse to do. There is no help in sight and these desperate times require less talk and more action. That's exactly why my staff and I are working on a concurrent resolution for Texas Legislators to officially declare an invasion on our southern border and address the threat we are facing. This includes a bill to specifically empower our local law enforcement to create joint strike forces to directly lock up illegal immigrants who violate Texas law and detain them ourselves. I feel it's time to start our own border enforcement that is solely dedicated to protecting our border. More details to follow soon.


Where our U.S. Congress and the President stand down, the Texas Senate and House will step up.


This is personal for me because I am a sixth generation Texan with roots going back to the Texan Revolution. As James Bowie said about a month before the Alamo battle, "I'd rather die in the ditch than give it up to the enemy."


Today, the empire seeking to take down Texas consists of trans-national crime cartels shipping fentanyl, sex workers, and hordes of undocumented people across a Texas border across a Texas border that is kept wide open by their globalist accomplices in D.C. This is a time for choosing as Reagan said.


I'm choosing to fight for our sovereignty, using every bit of might Texas government can deliver.


The following resolution fits in with everything that our Conservative website has brought to the table to discuss. Despite constant division, "We the People" have spoken. A concerned constituent wrote as follows, which also includes our response to the solution:


The citizens of Texas deserve a working legislature. The past Texas' legislatures, including and especially the immediate past Democratic House, have failed, when writing and adopting the rules for session, to install in their rules, measures to prohibit, prevent, and penalize purposeful interruption and sabotage of the legal and normal operation of the important business of the peoples' chambers.


The great state of Texas was subjected to an expensive spectacle when elected Democratic representatives purposely refused to legislate by leaving the State for the purpose of denying a quorum to conduct business in order to stall the operations and functions of the entire elected body.


This experience has taught us that this tactic that has been used in the past and will be used again, unless our legislative body prohibits, prevents, and penalizes it in each and every session, or adopts permanent rules to that end, or unless we codify its prohibition and penalization as a Constitutional Amendment.


As to those that are objecting and inquiring as were told that this was out of the hands of the Speaker and/or the body to control, due to the (lack of pertinent) rules set up at the beginning of the session, it seems that it should fall upon the citizens to craft rules and consequences for disruptive, disrespectful, and irreverent actions by those that halted the legislative body from continuing positive actions.


If any future legislative action is acted upon to prevent those who purposely refuse to attend a legally scheduled session for the purpose of denying a quorum, he/she shall lose any chairmanship, vice-chairmanship, and committee membership to which may have been appointed to him/her.


Further it be resolved that any legislator who purposely refuses to attend a legally scheduled session for the purpose of denying a quorum, shall be deemed out of order and the quorum shall be established based upon legislators that don't participate in the ill-mannerism of any further disruptive boycott until further notice of a set standard for a legal quorum.


We conclude by resolving that any further action by a legislator or any group of legislators for the purpose of denying a quorum shall be invoked to sit out of the legislative body for the rest of the legislative session. Where upon if it is refuted legally that his /her actions were coerced as a collective action or a simple mistake, and that it will never be repeated again, then the constituents are at liberty to listen and judge the action as a true mistake so that the legislator will be allowed to continue and to be a recipient payee of the regular stipends. 


Our solution is If the action is intended by willful intent, then the legislator shall be fined by reimbursing the taxpayers by not receiving pay/or stepping down and being held responsible for his/her staff by compensating their pay while not in attendance. 


Wherefore, the taxpayers are and/or should be allowed to replace the legislative representative for any disruptive behavior if they deem it so/or are given the choice to keep the legislator until a further replacement is found/or reelection by enacting forgiveness of representation until the next election season. 


Representation by forgiveness is when the constituents have believed that the action was just with due cause and will not be repeated again. In other words, innocent until proven guilty and repentance is backed with honest actions, and words of true intent of innocence. 


Therefore, reelection is placed in the hands of the people by placing a vote during a normal election cycle. Once reelection is set in place, payment by representation is reenacted by the vote of we the people/further status of continuation of representation as a legislator.


It is important to contact your elected officials and make your opinions known as to whether you are for or against legislation being considered in the 88th Legislative Session. Further instructions will be on the Texas Legislature page. Thank you for being a concerned constituent.

Texas Senate District 18- Lois W. Kolkhorst

This is a letter from Lois w. Kolkhorst:

I will take the Oath of office to serve Senate District 18. What an honor it is to be your public servant. Thank you for your support, trust, and friendship.


Due to redistricting, the SD 18 map has changed. That means saying goodbye to some areas and a new introduction to others. On Tuesday, it all becomes official. For many years, I had the honor to represent Grimes County in the Texas House. Our business is headquartered in Navasota, and we have many friends and relatives there. It's great to "be back" serving Grimes County in the new SD 18.


And I'm so excited about also adding portions of Montgomery County along with new parts of Harris and Fort Bend Counties!


But the changes brought by redistricting can be bittersweet. On Tuesday, SD 18 will no longer include: Colorado, Jackson, Matagorda or Wharton Counties. In Fort Bend, neither Katy nor Needville remain in SD 18.


It has been one of the greatest honors of my life to work with the good people and leaders of these communities. Our friendships will forever remain and will never be forgotten. You are awesome and I love you all.


Here's the good news. Those areas leaving SD 18 are gaining a great deal and an effective leader in Senator Joan Huffman! She and I will work together for your communities. 


To everyone in SD 18, as legislators gather to serve in the 88th Legislature, thank you for allowing me to be your voice in the Texas Senate. Our team is here to serve you and we will labor tirelessly on your behalf.

Find Out More About We The People

Working Together for Conservative Constituents.


Lea C.S. Simmons

Lea for Texas House District 76

Lea C.S. Simmons Campaign Website

Working Together for the Texas of Tomorrow.

Texas Senate District 18

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  • Homepage Mission Values
  • Conservative Topics
  • Texas Leaders of Tomorrow
  • Texas House District 76
  • Texas 76 Bill Agenda
  • Fort Bend County Page
  • Concern for Fort Bend
  • Putting Fort Bend First
  • Sugar Land's Local Roots
  • Fort Bend Republicans
  • The Executive Committee
  • Texas Legislature Guide
  • Texas Senate District 18
  • We the People
  • Latino Republican Party
  • Latinos For Trump
  • Latino Policies and More
  • Candidates Page One
  • More About Candidates
  • Governor Abbott
  • Lieutenant Dan Patrick
  • Lea's Texas Style
  • From the Desk of Lea
  • More About Events
  • We Are Fort Bend
  • Concern For F.B.I.S.D.
  • Sugar Land Chamber Plan
  • Boots and Yellow Roses
  • Texas Latina Society
  • Texas Conservative Women
  • Network Community Team
  • Heart For Texas Families
  • Lea For Texans website
  • Consulting For Leadership
  • Texas 76 Youth Summit
  • Texas HD 76 Newsletter
  • Texas 76 One Minute News
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  • Social Media Blogs
  • Texas 76 Giftshop
  • Team Simmons
  • House Legistalive Staff
  • Volunteers For 76 Interns
  • District 76 Local Staff
  • District 76 Main Office
  • Contact Us Page

Lea C.S. Simmons

Republican Candidate for Texas House of Representatives 76

info.forleacssimmons@yahoo.com

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