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Nu, 10,00F3 RESOLUTION ACCEF'PING THE PROVISIONS OF STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION MINUTE ORDER
'-" THE STATE OF TEnAS ˘ iiERRVILLE, TE:tAS
COUNTY OF K,'RR ˘ June 1L~, 1965
i~I0TI0PI was made by Commissioner Stone and seconded by Conunissicner Schwethelm that the
Kerr County Commissioners Court accept the provisions contained in Minute Order No. 56165
passed by the State Highway Commission on June 1, 1965, for the improvement by the Texas
Highttay Department of the roads described below and that Kerr County agrees to furnish all
required right-of-way free of cost to the State:
From end of F, M. Road 131}U, 1.0 mile East of Mo-Ranch, West a distance of
approximately 2,0 miles
VOTE on the motion was as follows:
Judge Naunhoffer, aye
Commissioner Schwethelm, aye
Commissioner Mosty, aye
6dHEREUPUII the motion was declared carried.
Corunissioner Bartel, aye
Commissioner Stone, aye
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NU. 10,009 HE QUEST OF LONE STAR GAS CO. TO U5E STREE'PS OF THE GUADALUIE HEIGHTS ADDITIOSJ
TC INSTALL GAS PIPE LIivE GRANTED
On this the 11}th day of June 1965, upon motion made by Commissioner Stone, seconded by
Commissioner Bartel, the Court unanimously approved the request of the Lone Star Gas Co, to
use the streets of the Guadalupe Heights Addition to install a natural gas pipe line system
to serve the residents of Guadalupe Heights with natural gas, as per specifications, in their
letter of June I}, 1965, be granted, with the exception that all pipe shall be laid at a
minimum depth of 20" beneath the surface regardless of soil conditions.
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PdO, 10,010 ORDER ESTABLISHING POLICY TO BE OBSERVED BY KERR COUN'PY Ild THE r''ATTER OF I1uDIGEP~TS
WHG REQUEST AID FROM KERR COUNTY FOR TiISIR i~IAINTENAidCE AND WHO ALSO QUALIFY FOR
VEillGR PAYiTi;TdT5 P4ADE TO NURSIDIG HG. u'S BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
On this the 11i.th day of June 1965, came on to be heard and considered by the Court the
matter of establishing a policy to be observed by Kerr County in the matter of granting
financial assistance to indigents who require care in rest homes and nursing homes under
circumstances where such indigents qualify for additional benefits from the Texas Department
of Public welfare known as Vendor Payments and it appearing to the Court that the said Vendor
Payments, when authorized, are paid by the Department of Public Welfare directly to qualified
nursing and rest homes to compensate for certain additional nursing services for which eligible
indigent persons may qualify on the basis of actual physical need and that such payments when
made are at no cost to local governmental agencies and serve to reduce actual costs of local
agencies in provi-ding nursing home care for indigent and aged citizens, it is ordered on
motion by Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by Commissioner Mosty, and unanimously approved
by the Court that effective this date future indigent applicants for financial assistance
from Kerr County who require such assistance for their maintenance in nursing homes and who
also qualify for Vendor Payments from the State Department of Public Welfare will receive
consideration of their individual requests only if such applicant receives care at a nursing
home which qualifies for Vendor Fayments and it is further ordered that any future applicant
for assistance who may not qualify for Vendor Payments and who may receive a grant of assist-
ance from Kerr County for care at a non-qualifying nursing home and who thereafter may become
" qualified Łor Vendor Payments must enter a qualifying nursing home upon becoming eligible or
in the alternative have their monthly grant of assistance from Kerr County reduced by the