meshes of which shall not be less then one (1) inch square may be used to take suckers,
buffalo, carp, shad or gar. All other fish if taken mu at be immediately returned to the
water from whioh taken.
PART 8
B.O1 Penalties for Violation.
Penalty provisions are a part of eeoh oŁ the Enabling Acta list ed in Part 1.02 of
this proclamation. In addition to the fines listed below, the Acta may contain provisions
for Ła rfeiture of license and should be referred to as needed.
8.02 Penalty in Counties Other than Burnet and Gillespie.
The penalty provided by law for violations of this proclamation in counties other
than Burnet and Gillespie is a fine of not lees then Ten Dollars (310.00) nor more than Two
Hundred Dolls re (3200.00).
8.03 Penalty in Burnet and Gillesuie Counties.
The penalty provided by law Łor violations of this proclamation in Burnet and
^ Gilleap ie Counties ie a fine of not less than Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) nor more than Two
Hundred Dollars ($200.00).
-13- 8.04 Forfeiture of License.
EDWARDS
PLATEAU In addition to fines ae eat forth herein, if the defendant has purchased an '
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1966-67 appropriate license prior to hie apprehension, such license is subject to forfeiture by the
County Court or the jury trying suoh case 1n County Court. (Art. 893, V.A .P .C.)
STATE OF TEXAS:
COUNTY OF TRAVIS:
THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the foregoing ie a true and correct duplicate original copy
of the proclamation, rules and regulations issued and adopted by the Parke and Wildlife
Commission at its meeting with a quorum present, et Austin, Tezas July 19, 1966.
WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF OFFICE this the 20th day of July 1966.
(SEAL) /e/ W. J. Cutbirth, Jr.
r-- /t/ W. J. Cutblrth, Jr. Acting Deputy
Director
Parke and Wildlife Department
State of Texas
Al L'L'Jr:
/s/ Ann Rothell
/t/ Ann Rothell, Secretary
t~ Filed 8 day of Aug. A.D. 1966
oJi'y/ Emmie M. Muenker
Clerk County Court, Kerr County, Texaa
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N0. 10274 APPROVAL OF ANNUAL REPORT OF TA% COLLECTOR FOR TAX YEAR 1965, ENDING NNE 30, 19
On this the Bth day oŁ August 1966 came on to be examined by the Court the settlement
with Juanita Reeves, Tax Asseaso r-Colleotor, for the period ending June 30, 1966 and :it
appearing to the Court that said report ie in proper farm end should be approved; and
That the Tax Assessor-Collector be credited with the amounts ae set forth on the
current tax roll of Insolvents, Errors, Delinquents and Discounts Allowed; also that 'the
~ Tax Assessor-Collector be charged with the amounts collected in addition to the current
rolls oŁ Insolvent Tax Collections, Redemption and Poll Taxes, as listed on the report.
Upon motion made by Commissioner Schwethelm, seconded by Commissioner Bartel, the
Court unanimously accepted said report ae submitted, to be filed with the County Cleric, fo
future reference and eubjeot to audit.
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N0. 10275 APPORTIONMENT OF $10,000.00 FROM ROAD AND BRIDGE FUND
On this the 8th day of August 1966, upon motion made by Commissioner Stone, seconded
by Commissioner Bartel, the Court unanimously approved that the County Clerk and County
~, Treasurer be, and are hereby directed to apportion the sum of $10,000.00 out oŁ the General
Road and Bridge Fund to the respective Commissioners' Precinct e:
Road and Bridge $1 ---------- $3400.00
Road and Bridge I/2 ---------- E1700.00
Road and Bridge #3 ---------- $1700.00
Hoad and Bridge //4 ---------- $3200.00
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N0. 10276 TRANSFER OF $5000.00 FROM GENERAL FUND TO OFFICERS SALARY FUND
On this the Sth day of August 1966, upon motion made by Commissioner Schwethelm,
seconded by Commissioner Stone, the Court unanimously approved that the County Clerk and
County Treasurer be, and are hereby directed to tren afar the sum of $5,000.00 from the
General Fund to the Officers Salary Fund.
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N0. 10277 ORDER APPOINTING A. P. ALLISON, CONll9I SSIONER, TO SELL KERB COUNTY'S ONE-HAIS+
INTEREST IN 51.69 ACRES OF AIRPORT LANDS
This the 8th day of August, 1966, at the regular meeting of the Commissioners' Court
of Kerr County, Texa e, with a quorum present, came on to be oonaidered the matter of Kerr
County's selling and disposing of its undivided one-half (1/2) lnterest in and to a certain
tre et of 51.69 acres of land out of the County's undivided one-half (1/2)~interest in and
to approximately 367.36 acres of land commonly known as the " Louio Schreiner Field^ or
"Municipal Airport"; and it being found and determined by the Court that the present
location of the airport facilities ofŁere virtually no room for expansion and that it canno
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~ be enlarged to meet the greater demands for service in the future; that aircraft parking on
the grassy areas between the runway and the building restriction line ie in violation of
the clearance requirements of the Federal Aviation Agency for Kerr County's category oŁ
airport; that aircraft perking apace is inadequate and unavailable near the present airport
I~ installation for expansion purposes, but that an aircraft parking area is proposed for the
other aide of the runway adjacent to the proposed taxiways and proposed terminal buildings;
that the proposed relocation of public facilities on the other side of the present airport
would promote the public safety, inasmuch as airplanes would be able to move from hangars
or the proposed terminal building to the parking area and directly to the proposed taxiways
without having to cro se the runway; that at virtually all airpo rte the terminal Łaoilitiea
serve as a focal point about which are boated light industry, aircraft maintenance and
II private hangars which are an essential part of providing service to the general public usin
the airport; that muoh of the aforesaid services to the general public cannot be made
~' available st the present looation due to its limited apace and orowdad oondit ions; and that
j a sale of the County's interest in the tract of land hereinafter described will make avail
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able to the County funds for the future development oŁ the improved airport facilities,
in promotion of the public health, welfare and aaf sty; upon the motion of Commissioner W.
C. Schwethelm of Precinct No. One, seconded by Commiealoner Adolph Bartel of Precinct No. ' I
Three, all members of the Court present voting in Favor of the motion end none voting
against, Commissioner 0. H. Monty of Precinct No. Two being absent, it is accordingly,