ORDER NO. 12001 ORDER CALLING KERR COUNTY FLOOD CONTROL BONDS SERIES 1956 FOR REDEMPTION AS OF JANUARY 15, 1974 On this the 10th day of December, 1973, came on to be heard and considered by the Court the matter of calling for redemption certain Kerr County Flood Control Bonds, Series of 1956; and it appearing to the Court that funds currently available and budgeted for expenditure in the year 1974 out of the Kerr County Flood Control Maintenance Fund and Kerr County Flood Control Sinking Fund in the amount of $45, 000.00 should properly be applied to redeem, prior to maturity dates, certain bonds of this series and thereby effect a saving of interest costs to the taxpayers of Kerr County, it is hereby ordered on motion by Commissioner Stone seconded by Commissioner Sallee and unanimously approved by the Court that Kerr County hereby declares that it will exercise its option to redeem as of January 15, 1974, and prior to maturity Bonds Number 90 through 134, inclusive, of the Kerr County Flood Control Bonds, Series 1956, which bonds in the principal amount of $45, 000.00 would mature serially from January 15, 1975 through January 15, 1981; and it is further ordered that the Treasurer of Kerr County give notice hereof by a certified copy of this order to the Chas. Schreiner Bank of Kerrville, Texas, and to the State Treasurer, Austin, Texas, and that the aforesaid Bonds Nos. 90 - 134 shall cease to bear interest from and after January 15, 1974, but that all interest due and accrued as of that date shall be paid in the usual manner; and it is further ordered that the proper officers of Kerr County will be authorized to draw vouchers on the Kerr County Flood Control Maixtenance Fund and the Flood Control Sinking Fund in the aggregate amount of $45, 000. 00 in such proportion as the Court shall hereafter direct for the purpose of redeeming the said Bonds Nos. 90- 134, inclusive, as they are presented for redemption. ORDER CALLING KERR COUNTX FLOOD CONTROL BONDS SERIES 1956 FOR REDEMPTION AS OF JANUARY 15, 1974 12-10-73