NO. 17654 MINUTES READ AND APPROVED "~
On this the 11th day of January 1988, upon motion made by Commissioner Holland, seconded!„
by Commissioner Lich, the Court unanimously approved the Minutes of Commissioners' Court
of Kerr County, Texas, of the Regular Meeting on December 14th, 1987, December 15th, 1987,
of a Special Meeting on December 21st, 1987, Special Meeting on December 28th, 1987 and
December 29th, 1987, Special Meeting on January 5th, 1988 and January 6th, 1988, Volume Q,
Pages 511 thru 525, Commissioners' Court Minutes of Kerr County, Texas.
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NO. 17655 MONTHLY REPORTS OF COUNTY AND PRECINCT OFFICIALS APPROVED
On this the 11th day of January 1988, came on to be examined by the Court the various
Reports of the County and Precinct Officials of Kerr County, Texas and having heard and
considered by the Court, finds that said reports be accepted and filed with the County Clerk
for future reference and subject to audit, with exception of the monthly report of the
Justice of the Peace of Precinct No. One, until her report has been certified.
PATRICIA DYE, County Clerk, collection of fees of office
Interest earned
PATRICIA DYE, County Clerk, fines, judgments, etc.
LINDA UECKER, District Clerk, Report for December 1987
Interest earned
BETTY L. BURNEY, J. P. Prec.2, Report for December 1987
Interest earned
JOHN P. HILL, J. P. Prec. 4, Report for December 1987
W. C. KLEIN, JR., J. P. Prec. 5, Report for November 1987
No report filed for December as yet
CLIFTON A. GREESON, SHERIFF, Report of Civil fees for December 1987
CLIFTON A. GREESON, SHERIFF, Bail Bond Report for December 1987
J. C. MILTON, Public Weigher, Scale Receipts for December 1987
$ 22,079.87
61.75
19,619.50
12,043.20
413.43
7,061.00
26.43
2,948.25
2,215.50
1,424.00
2,205.00
202.00
Motion made by Commissioner Holland, seconded by Commissioner Lich, with Commissioners
Holland, Lich and Baldwin and County Judge Edwards voting "AYE" and Commissioner Ray
"ABSTAINING FROM VOTING", said motion carrying by a majority vote that said reports be ;
approved.
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NO. 17656 APPROVAL OF COUNTY CLERK'S QUARTERLY REPORT OF FINES IMPOSED AND COLLECTED AND
JUDGMENTS RENDERED AND COLLECTED FOR QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 30th, 1987
On this the 11th day of January 1988, upon motion made by Commissioner Baldwin, secondedl~°
by Commissioner Lich, with Commissioners Holland, Lich and Baldwin and County Judge Edwards
voting "Aye" and Commissioner Ray "ABSTAINING FROM VOTING", said motion carrying by a majority
vote, approving the County Clerk's Quarterly Report of Fines Imposed and Collected and Judg-
ments Rendered and Collected in the County Court by the Clerk of said Court in the amount of
$63,033.50 for quarter ending December 31st, 1987.
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NO. 17657 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT OF NINE PUBLIC MEMBERS TO SERVE ON THE SALARY GRIEVAICE
COMMITTEE
On this the 11th day of January 1988, upon motion made by Commissioner Ray, seconded ',
by Commissioner Holland, it was unanimously approved by the Court that nine public members be',
appointed to serve on the Salary Grievance Committee for the year 1988, in compliance with
Article 3912k, Subsection (b) (4), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes.
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..... NO. 17658 APPROVAL OF APPOINTMENT AND SELECTION OF NINE PUBLIC MEMBERS TO SERVE ON A SALARY
GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE
On this the 11th day of January 1988, upon motion made by Commissioner Holland, seconded
by Commissioner Ray, it was unanimously approved by the Court that nine public members be
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appointed to serve on the Salary Grievance Committee for the year 1988, in compliance with
Article 3912k Subsection (b) (4), Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, and nine public members were
selected as follows:
1. Donavan Laughlin 2. Johnny Fifer
P. O. Sox 410 118 Short Wallace
Ingram, TX 78025 Kerrville, TX 78028
3. Lee Wren 4. Robert McAshan
216 Pearl P. 0. Box 283
Kerrville, TX 78028 Hunt, TX 78024 '
5. Gilbert Martinez 6. Sandra Mock
813 Ford St. P. O. Box 529
Kerrville, TX 78028 Center Point 78010
7. Mary Robinson 8. Mrs. Walter Lux '
The Wilderness, Box 81 Rt. 1 Box 113
Kerrville, TX 78028 Comfort, TX 78013
9. Phyllis Darrow
P. O. Box 572 '
Ingram, TX 78025
The Court further approved selection of six public members as alternates for the Salary
Grievance Committee for the year 1988, in the event any of the above would be unable to serve.!'
These are listed as follows: '
1-a. Mrs. Billie Hardee
320 Pearl
Kerrville, TX 78028
3-a. Richard Sinclair
700 Leland Street
Kerrville, TX 78028
5-a. Carolyn Hamilton
1316 Warbler
Kerrville, TX 78028
2-a. Raul R. Arreola
905 Golf
Kerrville, TX 78028
4-a. Romeo Dominguez
105 Carmichal
Kerrville, TX 78026
6-a. Marie Peterson
1402 Lytle Street
Kerrville, TX 78028
It is ordered that the Clerk of the Commissioners' Court notify the above members that
they have been selected to serve on the Salary Grievance Committee for the year 1988, ending
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with the appointment of their successors the following January.
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N0. 17659
ARBOR DAY PROCLAMATION
Whereas, Trees, a renewable natural resource, have always played an important role in the
economic and cultural development of Texas. They provide raw material for the
state's forest industry, a major source of jobs and taxes, and thousands of products
essential to our everyday living, and
Whereas, Trees can stabilize the soil, reduce wind and water erosion, provide food and cover
' for wildlife, help keep streams and lakes clean and flowing, and serve many of our
recreational needs, and
Whereas, Trees are more than objects of beauty around our homes and places of work. They
help improve our environment by producing life-sustaining oxygen, purifying the air
we breath, absorbing noise, moderating the wind, and helping replenish our vital
water resources, and
Whereas, Trees are an imprortant resource and we must protect them from wildfires, destructive
pests, and careless acts of man so that future generations may enjoy them, and
' Whereas,
In recognition of the importance of trees to Texans, the 51st Legislature adopted a
resolution which encourages Texans to observe the third Friday of January as Arbor
Day.