Post by Logan on Apr 25, 2017 8:01:31 GMT -6
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- The state Senate has approved creating a Texas music museum slated to be built near the state Capitol.
The bill by Austin Democratic Sen. Kirk Watson passed Monday and creates a foundation overseeing the museum. It now heads to the House, where a similar measure by Fort Worth Republican Rep. Charlie Geren is awaiting a floor vote.
Watson said the museum won't cost Texas money and will actually bring in revenue since the foundation will rent space for it from the state.
A plan revamping the state Capitol grounds, and nearby downtown Austin areas, includes erecting a building for a Texas music museum.
Read more: www.guidelive.com/music/2017/04/24/texas-senate-approves-creating-state-music-museum-austin?_ga=1.231496151.971363648.1493128283
The bill by Austin Democratic Sen. Kirk Watson passed Monday and creates a foundation overseeing the museum. It now heads to the House, where a similar measure by Fort Worth Republican Rep. Charlie Geren is awaiting a floor vote.
Watson said the museum won't cost Texas money and will actually bring in revenue since the foundation will rent space for it from the state.
A plan revamping the state Capitol grounds, and nearby downtown Austin areas, includes erecting a building for a Texas music museum.
Read more: www.guidelive.com/music/2017/04/24/texas-senate-approves-creating-state-music-museum-austin?_ga=1.231496151.971363648.1493128283