COMMISSIONERS" COURT CONVENED IN A WORKSHOP SESSION on
Thursday, February 22, 1550, at 9:43 A. M. with all officers
present and the Court having duly opened the following
proceedings were had:
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Chairman Pro Tem Holekamp chaired the session. David Litke,
Head of Kerr County Environmental Health, reported to the
Court that the agreement with the Ci±y and school on the
Nimitz School sewer line is now resolved. The school put in
P~" lines and the city provided the difference to make it 10"
lines, with the City maintaining them. On September 1, 1557
the city wi.11 get the lines, but until then the school has
the rights.
In order for the surrounding community to tie into the Nimitz
School sewer line, it must be determined what the cost will
be and who will pay far this connection. The Court told Mr.
Litke to get the schematics and a rough outline and to locate
a funding source (the most likely possibility being AACOG).
Mr. D. k. Voelkel will do the schematics and Mr. Litke will
give up 52,000.00 from his capital outlay to pay for Mr.
Voelkel's services.
.7 A discussion with the County Road Engineer, Gerald Menefee,
-- followed, in connection with Subdivisi~~n Submittal Schedule
and Design Controls and Criteria for Herr County Roadways.
The Court told Mr. Meneiee that if he has a project that will
go over budget, he is to come to the Court and report that he
needs addition money. Mr. Menefee is to rework his
Subdivision Submittal Schedule and his Design Controls and
Criteria far Kerr County Roadways and reschedule another
workshop session.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT CONVENED IN SPECIAL SESSION on Thursday,
February 22, 1550 at 1:30 P. M. with all officers present, and
the Court having duly opened the following proceedings were
had:
Q Mr. Omar Crabb presented the Court with petitions, which
contain 175 signatures, for Creation and Operation of Rural
Fire Prevention District #1. He stated he also had the
required donations of 5150.00 each from two individuals. The
cost to the County should total approximately 5300.00 which
should cover two (2) ballot boxes - one (1> for the City of
Ingram and one (1) for out of County.
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