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  89R6314 TBO-D     By: Cole H.C.R. No. 34       CONCURRENT RESOLUTION          WHEREAS, Pflugerville boasts an expansive trail network that   provides residents and visitors with ample opportunities for   exercise, recreation, and social connection; and          WHEREAS, Currently, Pflugerville maintains 56 miles of   public trails within its city limits as well as an additional 15.2   miles in its extraterritorial jurisdiction, totaling more than 71   miles of accessible paths; an analysis by city staff has found that   Pflugerville has more public trails per capita than any other city   in the state, with 1.49 miles per 2,000 residents; moreover, an   estimated 94.8 percent of its citizens live within a half mile of a   trail, and 70 percent use the trails regularly; and          WHEREAS, Pflugerville's trail network meets robust safety   standards and features parking, lighting, and restrooms along major   routes, ensuring a safe and convenient experience for trail users   of all ages; in addition to facilitating access to green spaces, the   trails serve as a hub for a wide variety of cultural activities,   including community events, recreational programming, and public   art installations; the pathways also help to reduce traffic   congestion by connecting local neighborhoods, schools, and   businesses; and          WHEREAS, The trail network in Pflugerville has made the city   a popular destination for Texans who enjoy active lifestyles, and   the city is indeed deserving of special recognition for its   steadfast commitment to enhancing the health and well-being of the   community; now, therefore, be it          RESOLVED, That the 89th Legislature of the State of Texas   hereby designate Pflugerville as the official Trail Capital of   Texas; and, be it further          RESOLVED, That, in accordance with the provisions of Section   391.003(e), Government Code, this designation remain in effect   until the 10th anniversary of the date this resolution is finally   passed by the legislature.