The Bexar Texas Proposal to amend the restated articles of incorporation aims to introduce a new class of common stock. This proposed amendment seeks to offer greater flexibility and provide various benefits for the company and its shareholders. The implementation of a second class of common stock will allow for several key distinctions and features that cater to the diverse needs of investors. One type of common stock that may be created under this proposal is the "Class A Common Stock." This class could retain all the rights and privileges of the existing common stock, while introducing specific additional benefits. These benefits could include enhanced voting rights, preferential dividend distributions, or priority in case of liquidation events. By introducing this new class of common stock, Bexar Texas aims to attract a broader range of investors and tailor offerings to their preferences. Another potential type of common stock that may emerge through this proposal is the "Class B Common Stock." This class could provide different features and characteristics compared to the existing common stock. It might have limited voting rights or no voting rights at all, but with other advantages such as higher dividend yields or priority access to certain company resources. The introduction of Class B Common Stock could be a strategic move by Bexar Texas to attract specific types of investors seeking specialized investment opportunities. By creating a second class of common stock through the proposed amendment to the restated articles of incorporation, Bexar Texas aims to encourage a more diverse and inclusive shareholder base. This proposal recognizes the varying preferences, risk tolerances, and investment strategies of potential shareholders, thereby allowing Bexar Texas to align its offerings more closely with their needs. Implementing a multi-class structure represents an innovative approach to increase flexibility in capital structure management, strengthen investor relations, and ultimately contribute to the long-term growth and success of Bexar Texas.