ORDER NO. 20301
AU"PHORI2ATION F'OR ALLISON & ASSOCIATES
TO PROCEED WITH REAPPORTIONMEN"t
On this the 10th day o£ June 1991, upon motion made by
Commissioner Holekamp, seconded by Commissioner Oehler, the
Court unanimously approved by a vote of 4-0-0 to authorize
the £irm o£ Allison & Associates to proceed with
reapportionment and authorized the County Judge to sign said
notice on behalf o£ Kerr County.
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COUNTY CLERK KERR COUNTY
KERRVILLE, TEXAS 78028-5389
(512)896-2844
June 12, 1991
Mr. Bob Bass
Allison & Associates
Attorneys at Law
Wahrenberger House
208 West 14th Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Dear Mr. Bass,
Enclosed is a certified copy of Commissioners' Court Order No.
20301 and the original signed Notice to Proceed With Reappor-
tionment.
I am sorry it took so long in executing this document and
returning it to you. Hope it caused no problem or delay in
the proceedings.
If you need any additional information, please notify the Kerr
County Judge, W. G. Stacy.
Sincerely,
PATRICIA DYE,
Kerr County Clerk /~ ~-- ,, )
Ta[mie C. Huston, Deputy
Enclosure
NOTICE TO PROCEED WITH REAPPORTIONMENT
BE IT REMEMBERED that the firm of Allison & Associates was retained by this
Commissioners Court on January 31, 1991 to conduct an Initial Assessment of the
population demographics of Kerr County, Texas, and upon issuance of a formal
Notice to Proceed with Reapportionment, to assist the County in the preparation of
a submission to the Department of Justice in conformity with the Voting Rights Act
of 1973, as amended. The Initial Assessment was completed by Allison & Associates
and delivered to the Commissioners Court of Kerr County, Texas on May 13, 1991.
Based upon the facts and findings contained within the Initial Assessment, the
Commissioners Court of Kerr County, Texas, finds that a Totai Maximum Deviation
of 42.45 percent exists between the currently existing Commissioners Court
precincts No. 1 and No. 3. This total maximum deviation, being in excess of 10$,
mandates reapportionment for Kerr County, Texas.
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the Commissioners Court of Kerr County,
Texas, formally issue this Notice to Proceed with Reapportionment to the firm of
Allison & Associates, and to formally empower Allison & Associates to continue with
its representation of Kerr County relative to the reapportionment process.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this duly executed Notice to Proceed with
Reapportionment be forwarded to Allison & Associates as evidence of authority to
complete the tasks necessary to obtain pre-clearance of a new plan for the
reapportionment of Kerr County political boundaries.
June
SIGNED THIS 10th day of-A4ay, 1991.
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County Judge, W. G. lStacy
Kerr County, Texas
Attest:
County Clerk, Patr a Dye
Kerr County, Texas
ALLISON Bz ASSOCIATES
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WpyRENBERGER IIOUSE
JAMES P. ALLISON
`LOS WEST 14TH STREET
.AUSTIN. TEXAS 7$'101
(612)482-0']01
FAX: 1612)480-0902
May 13, 1991
Hon. W.G. 'Bill' Stacy
County Judge
Kerr County Courthouse
Kerrville, Texas 78028
RE: Initial Assessment of Kerr County, Texas
Dear Judge Stacy,
CAR EY B. BOETHEL
ROBERT T. BA55
^AVIO C. PAVNE
C. RE% HALLS JR.
Attached to this letter you will find our detailed assessment of all existing
political boundaries for Kerr County, Texas. This assessment will permit the
Commissioners Court to evaluate reapportionment requirements imposed by state and
federal law fmm an informed position.
I will be in contact with you in the next few days to discuss the findings
contained in this assessment, and if you deem it necessary, to schedule a meeting of
the Commissioners Court to review these findings. Time is now of the essence, and
we recommend your earliest decision as to the need for reapportionment in Kerr
County.
I enclose a document entitled "Notice to Proceed with Reapportionment. "Allison
& Associates will be unable to complete all additional reapportionment tasks until we
receive authorization from you to proceed. Therefore, we would request that you
execute and return the Notice to Proceed with Reapportionment as soon as a decision
is made to reapportionment Kerr County. This decision should be made as soon as
possible, but certainly no later than June 1, 1991.
Thank you for your interest and cooperation.
Sincerely,
Bob s
Enclosures: Original and five (5) copies of Initial Assessment
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County Attorneys Office
Kerrville, Texas 78028
COMMISSIONERS' COURT AGENDA REQUEST ~~
PLEASE FURNISH ONE ORIGINAL AND FIVE COPIES OF THIS REQUEST AND
DOCUMENTS TO BE REVIEWED BY THE COURT
MADE BY: w.G. Stacy OFFICE: County Judge
MEETING DATE: .Tune 10, 1991 TIME PREFERRED:
/ Authorization to proceed by signing
SUBJECT: (PLEASE BE SPECIFIC) Consideration of'Notice to Proceed with
i me resen ed b Alison & Associates
EXECUTIVE SESSION REQUESTED: YES
PLEASE STATE REASON FOR EXECUTIVE SESSION
NO X
ESTIMATED LENGTH OF PRESENTATION: 5 minutes
PERSONNEL MATTER - NAME OF EMPLOYEE:
NAME OF PERSON ADDRESSING THE COURT: county .TudQe
Time for submitting this request for Court to assure that the matter is posted in accordance
with Article 6252-17 1s as follows:
* Meetings held on second Monday: 12:00 P.M. previous Wednesday
* Meetings held on Thursdays: 5:00 P.M.previous Thursday
THIS	REQUEST	RECEIVED	BY:	is
THIS	REQUEST	RECEIVED	ON :	5/31/91 ~ 1:3o pm
Ail Agenda Requests will be screened by the County Judge's Office to determine if
adequate information has been prepared for the Court's formal consideration and action
at time of Court meetings. Your cooperation will be appreciated and contribute towards
your request being addressed at the earliest opportunity. See Agenda Request
Guidelines.
° KERB r'~JNTY, TEXAS -CUR.REIdT IJUh1ET GF FiEC~ISTEiRED !JG1'E;E:S
AS OF JANUARY 1, 1991
VGTERS.... Frecinct° ..................... Count ..
Sub-Total for Frecinct 1 2,:21
..u s- o-a ror reclnc ~ ,o ~>
Suk~-Total for Fre~,inct 3 23f+
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E' Sub-Total for Fre~~in~~t 4 18r:+
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_ Sctb-Total for Fre~~in~~t 6 2,781+ y
Sub-Total for Frecinct 7 53i+
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,e Suk.~-Total for Frecinct 9 98
ml Suh-Total for Frecinct ih 174

Sub-Total for Frecin~.t 12 1,~+`B
Sub-Total for Frecinct 13 1,4~+8

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,I SuT.~-Total	for	Frecinct 15	2,192
SaY,-Total
~	for	Frecinct lE	2,35+]
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Sub-Total	Or
for	reC1IIC
Frecinct 18	9 4+
9b3
Total Nurnber of Re~3istered Voters	29,r_+33
			
			
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COMMISSIONER MORGAN #1
Prcts.
1 Kerrville Municipal Auditorium
7 Turtle Creek School
13 Mt. Wesley Chapel
18 Trinity Baptist Church
COMMISSIONER LACKEY #2
No. Registered Voters as of 1-1-91
2,521
530
1,408
963
2	First Bapt.	Church, Center Point	1,310
11	Motley Hills	Baptist Church	1,340
15	Hill County	Youth Exh. Center	2,192
COMMISSIONER HOLEKAMP #3
3 Cypress Community Center 230
8 Lane Valley School 237
12 Kerrville Apostolic Church 1,058
14 Calvary Baptist Church 948
17 Zion Lutheran Church 970
COMMISSIONER OEHLER #4
4 Sunset Baptist Church 180
5 Hunt School 744
6 Point Theatre (HCAF) 2,780
9 Divide Presbyterian Church 98
10 Midway Store 174
16 St. Paul's United Meth. Church 2,3b0
AS OF JAN. 1, 1991 THE TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE FOLLOWING
COMMISSIONERS' PRECINCTS ARE:
1. Commissioner t4organ #1 5,422
2. Commissioner Lackey #2 4,842
3. Commissioner Holekamp #3 3,443
4. Commissioner Oehler #9 6,326
TOTAL VOTERS 2UrU33
CONTRACT FOR REAPPORTIONMENT SERVICES
AGREEMENT made this 94th day of Tannarv ,
19 Qi , at Austin, Texas, between Kerr County, Texas, hereinafter
referred to as the "County", and ALLISON & ASSOCIATES, of 208 West
14th Street, Austin, Texas 78701, Travis County, Texas, hereinafter
referred to as the "Attorneys".
In consideration of the mutual promises herein contained, the
parties agree as follows:
i. Purpose of Reoresentation
1. In conformity with state and federal law, the County
hereby retains and employs the Attorneys to prepare, direct and
assist in the submission of a plan for the reapportionment and
redistricting of County Commissioners, Justice of the Peace and
Constable precincts, together with all related voting precincts for
County election boundaries, to the United States Department of
Justice and to obtain pre-clearance approval and implementation of
the same. The Attorneys shall participate in the formulation of
such political boundaries and shall provide such statistical,
demographic, graphic and legal services as may be necessary to
complete the project.
IZ. ScoDe of Reapportionment Program
2. Initial Assessment:
Upon acceptance of this proposal by the County, the Attorneys
shall undertake an initial assessment of the apportionment of the
Commissioners precincts. Initial Assessment shall include the
following steps:
a. Obtain from the Texas Legislative Council an
official copy of all political boundaries
applicable to the County.
b. Submit a copy of the official political
boundaries to County officers for verification
as to accuracy.
c. Obtain, where available, 911 service data files
for use in locating rural population in
conjunction with registered voter and census
demographic data.
d. Obtain U. S. Census TIGAR files for the County.
e. Obtain the 1990 Census data containing
demographic information for the County.
f. Prepare computerized data files containing all
of the above information.
g. Prepare, in map and chart form, an assessment
of the current political boundaries with 1990
population data, and provide assistance in the
evaluation of the existing political boundaries
relative to state and federal law.
The Initial Assessment will allow the County to determine if
additional reapportionment services are necessary. If
reapportionment is needed, the fees paid for the Initial'Assessment
will be fully credited toward legal fees assessed for the Basic
Reapportionment Program.
3. Basic Reapportionment Pr~ram:
The Attorneys will, in the course of the reapportionment
project, undertake the following tasks which will be described as
the "Basic Reapportionment Program". The Basic Reapportionment
Program will be utilized at all times unless the County requests
optional services. The scope of services for the Basic
Reapportionment Program shall be provided by the Attorneys as
follows:
a. Obtain frcm the Texas Legislative Council an
official copy of all political boundaries
applicable to the County.
b. Submit a copy of the official political
boundaries to County officers for verification
as to accuracy.
c. Obtain registered voter information, either
from the County voter registrar or from the
Secretary of State.
d. Obtain, where available, 911 service data files
for use in locating rural population in
conjunction with registered voter and census
demographic data.
e. Obtain U. S. Census TIGAR files for the County.
f. Obtain the 1990 Census data containing
demographic information for the County.
g. Prepare computerized data files containing all
of the above information.
h. Assist, where appropriate, in the formulation
of a Citizens Committee to advise the
Commissioners Court in the reapportionment
process.
i. Instruct the Citizens Committee and County
Staff on the requirements of reapportionment
law, procedures, and record keeping.
j. Schedule initial meeting with the Commissioners
Court and Citizens Committee, and public
hearings as are deemed appropriate.
k. Prepare, in map and chart form, an assessment
of the current political boundaries with 1990
population data, and provide assistance in the
evaluation of the existing political boundaries
relative to state and federal law.
1. Prepare, with aid and assistance of the
Commissioners Court and/or Citizens Committee,
not less than two alternative reapportionment
plans.
m. Assemble supporting documents, exhibits, and
evidence necessary to complete the submission
of the reapportionment plan to the United
States Department of Justice.
n. Prepare the formal reapportionment plan for the
County, and submit the plan to the United
States Department of Justice.
o. Monitor the submission and conduct such
necessary revisions to obtain pre-clearance of
the plan and acceptance of the political
boundaries by all state and federal
authorities.
4. Optional Services:
Optional services available at additional cost:
a. Voting Histories for select political
boundaries.
b. County Road Mileage Analysis.
c. Additional plans or mapping beyond Basic
Reapportionment Program.
III. Attorneys Fees
5. In consideration of services rendered and to be rendered
by the Attorneys, as described above, the County hereby agrees to
pay legal fees according to Exhibit A attached. 'Additional
expenses shall be billed at cost, including long distance telephone
calls, fax transmissions, photocopying, postage, and travel
expense.
6. Fees for the Initial Assessment shall be billed upon
receipt of the executed proposal. If reapportionment is required,
one-half of the remaining fee shall be billed upon completion of
the alternate plans, and the remaining fee upon final completion
of services. Authorized additional services, if any, shall be
billed monthly.
IV. Cooperation of County
7. The County, its officers and employees, shall cooperate
with the Attorneys in the preparation of a submission, and shall
appear on reasonable notice for any and all meetings or hearings
that may require their presence, and shall comply wit_i all
reasonable requests of the Attorneys in connection witz the
preparation and presentation of the aforesaid matters on behalf of
the County.
8. This Agreement constitutes the sole and only agreement
of the parties hereto and supersedes any prior understandings or
written or oral agreements between the parties respecting the
within subject matter.
9. No warranties, express or implied, are extended by this
agreement. The Attorneys will expend due diligence and best
efforts on behalf of the County, but ro promises of result, costs,
or outcome can be made, and no representations or warranties are
made, nor shall any be implied by this agreement.
IT IS EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD THAT THIS CONTRACT DOES NOT COVER
THE COSTS OF ATTORNEYS FEES OR EXPENSES RELATED THERETO IN THE
EVENT OF LITIGATION CHALLENGING THE REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN. THE
ATTORNEYS SHALL EXERCISE DUE DILIGENCE AND CARE, BUT CAN MAKE NO
PROMISES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE OUTCOME OF THE
REAPPORTIONMENT PROCESS. PRE-CLEARANCE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE IS NOT A SHIELD TO LITIGATION, AND A SUIT CHALLENGING THE
REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN MAY BE FILED BY ANY PARTY, NOTWITHSTANDING THE
EFFORTS OF THE COUNTY OR THE ATTORNEYS.
Signed this ?2nd day of February 19 91
Att~est~
County Clerk, Pat Dy '
COUNTY:
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County Judge, w.c. Stacy
Signed this Z S day of ~ 19~~
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Attorneys:
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Allison & Associates
RE[)t STR[CTING:contract. rds
Kerr County, Texas
Preliminary Census Information and Proposal Summary
1980 Population: 28,780
1990 Preliminary Population Estimate: 36,110
Total Population Change: 7,330
Percentage Change: 25.5
Initial Assessment and
Certification:
Basic Reapportionment
Program (Includes fee
for Initial Assessment
and Certification:
$6.000.00	
	
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Exhibit A
R. CORDON MORGAN
COMMISSIONER, PCT. 1
T.H."BUTCH" LACKEY
COMMISSIONER, PCT. 2
Mr. Robert T. Bass
Allison & Associates
Wahrenberger House
208 West 14th Street
Austin, Texas 78701
Re: Redistricting
Dear Bob:
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W. G.STACY
COUNTY JUDGE, KERR COUNTY
February 22, 1991
GLENN K. HOLEKAMP
COMMISSIONER, PCr. 3
BRUCE OEHLER
COMMISSIONER, PCT. 4
It was good to see you at the conference at the Aggies "Mecca".
Enclosed is the signed contract for redistricting. I've cleared up the
payment question in Stan Reids' presence. I'll ask the auditor to
forward your check.
Cordially,
c~op~
W.G. Stacy, County Judge
WGS/ts
700 MAIN STREET, KERRVILLE, TX 78028 PHONE (512) 257-6711
V
CONTRACT FOR REAPPORTIONMENT SERVICES
AGREEMENT made this 94th day of Tanuary i
19~, at Austin, Texas, between Kerr County, Texas, hereinafter
referred to as the "County", and ALLISON & ASSOCIATES, of 208 West
14th Street, Austin, Texas 78701, Travis County, Texas, hereinafter
referred to as the "Attorneys".
In consideration of the mutual promises herein contained, the
parties agree as follows:
I. Purpose of Representation
1. In conformity with state and federal law, the County
hereby retains and employs the Attorneys to prepare, direct and
assist in the submission of a plan for the reapportionment and
redistricting of County Commissioners, Justice of the Peace and
Constable precincts, together with all related voting precincts for
County election boundaries, to the United States Department of
Justice and`to obtain pre-clearance approval and implementation of
the same. The Attorneys shall participate in the formulation of
such political boundaries and shall provide such statistical,
demographic, graphic and legal services as may be necessary to
complete the project.
i. Scope of Reapportionment Program
2. Initial Assessment:
Upon acceptance of this proposal by the County, the Attorneys
shall undertake an initial assessment of the apportionment of the
Commissioners precincts. Initial Assessment shall include the
following steps:
a. Obtain from the Texas Legislative Council an
official copy of all political boundaries
applicable to the County.
b. Submit a copy of the official political
boundaries to County officers for verification
as to accuracy.
c. Obtain, where available, 911 service data files
for use in locating rural population in
conjunction with registered voter and census
demographic data.
d. Obtain U. S. Census TIGAR files for the County.
e. Obtain the 1990 Census data containing
demographic information for the County.
f. Prepare computerized data files containing all
of the above information.
g. Prepare, in map and chart form, an assessment
of the current political boundaries with 1990
population data, and provide assistance in the
evaluation of the existing political boundaries
` re3ative to state and federal law.
The Initial Assessment will allow the County to determine if
additional reapportionment services are necessary. If
reapportionment is needed, the fees paid for the Initial'Assessment
will be fully credited toward legal fees assessed for the Basic
Reapportionment Program.
3. Basic Reapportionment Program:
The Attorneys will, in the course of the reapportionment
project, undertake the following tasks which will be described as
the "Basic Reapportionment Program". The Basic Reapportionment
Program will be utilized at all times unless the County requests
optional services. The scope of services for the Basic
Reapportionment Program shall be provided by the Attorneys as
follows:

a. Obtain from the Texas Legislative Council an
official copy of all political boundaries
applicable to the County.
b. Submit a copy of the official political
boundaries to County officers for verification
as to accuracy.
c. Obtain registered voter information, either
from the County voter registrar or from the
Secretary of State.
d. Obtain, where available, 911 service data files
for use in locating rural population in
conjunction with registered voter and census
demographic data.
e. Obtain U. S. Census TIGAR files for the County.
f. obtain the 1990 Census data containing
demographic information for the County.
g. Prepare computerized data files containing all
of the above information.
s
h. Assist, where appropriate, in the formulation
of a Citizens Committee to advise the
Commissioners Court in the reapportionment
process.
~.
i. Instruct the Citizens Committee and County
Staff on the requirements of reapportionment
law, procedures, and record keeping.
j. Schedule initial meeting with the Commissioners
Court and Citizens Committee, and public
hearings as are deemed appropriate.
k. Prepare, in map and chart form, an assessment
of the current political boundaries with 1990
population data, and provide assistance in the
evaluation of the existing political boundaries
relative to state and federal law.
1. Prepares with aid and assistance of the
Commissioners Court and/or Citizens Committee,
not less than two alternative reapportionment
plans.
m. Assemble supporting documents, exhibits, and
evidence necessary to complete the submission
of the reapportionment plan to the United
States Department of Justice.
n. Prepare the formal reapportionment plan for the
County, and submit the plan to the United
States Department of Justice.
o. Monitor the submission and conduct such
necessary revisions to obtain pre-clearance of
the plan and acceptance of the political
boundaries by all state and federal
authorities.
4. Optional Services:
Optional services available at additional cost:
a. Voting Histories for select political
boundaries.
b. County Road Mileage Analysis.
c. Additional plans or mapping beyond Basic
Reapportionment Program.
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III. Attorneys Fees
5. In consideration of services rendered and to be rendered
by the Attorneys, as described above, the County hereby agrees to
pay legal fees according to Exhibit A attached. 'Additional
r
expenses shall be billed at cost, including long distance telephone
calls, fax transmissions, photocopying, postage, and travel
expense.
6. Fees for the Initial Assessment shall be billed upon
receipt of the executed proposal. If reapportionment is required,
one-half of the remaining fee shall be billed upon completion of
the alternate plans, and the remaining fee upon final completion
of services. Authorized additional services, if any, shall be
billed monthly.
IV. Cooperation of County
7. The County, its officers and employees, shall cooperate
with the Attorneys in the preparation of a submission, and shall
appear on reasonable notice for any and all meetings or hearings
that may require their presence, and shall comply wit:i all
reasonable requests of the Attorneys in connection wit:z the
preparation and presentation of the aforesaid matters on behilf of
the County.
8. This Agreement constitutes the sole and only agreement
of the parties hereto and supersedes any prior understandings or
written or oral agreements between the parties respecting the
within subject matter.
9. No warranties, express or implied, are extended by this ,
agreement. The Attorneys will expend due diligence and best
efforts onebehalf of the County, but no promises of result, costs,
or `outcome can be made, and no representations or warranties are
made, nor shall any be implied by this agreement.
IT IS EXPRESSLY UNDERSTOOD THAT THIS CONTRACT DOES NOT COVER
r
THE COSTS OF ATTORNEYS FEES OR EXPENSES RELATED THERETO IN THE
EVENT OF LITIGATION CHALLENGING THE REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN. THE
ATTORNEYS SHALL EXERCISE DUE DILIGENCE AND CARE, BUT CAN MAKE NO
AUTHORIZATION FOR RELEASE OF INFORMATION
THE STATE OF TEXAS, §
COUNTY OF KERB. §
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
WHEREAS, the law firm of Allison & Associates, 208 West 14th
Street, Austin, Texas 78701, has been retained by the Commissioners
Court of Kerr County, Texas, (hereinafter referred to as the
"County"), to undertake all necessary steps to reapportion the
County in conformity with State and Federal Law, and
WHEREAS, certain information, including data on population,
registered voters, address information on citizens of the County,
including "911" service information, and other sources of
statistical or demographic information may be of assistance and
value to the reapportionment process,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED, and the Commissioners Court, acting
in their official capacity, hereby requests, authorizes and directs
the release of any such information requested by ALLISON &
ASSOCIATES . ~~~~,,~j
Signed this ~~ day of -E~Z~= ' u.~~ , 19 6~
KERB~CO~TY
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County Judge, W.G.Stacy
Attest:
county Clgrk, Pat e
Accepted by:
Attorneys:
Allison & Associates
KERR-REDISTRILT[NG:authori zation. rel
PROMISES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, REGARDING THE OUTCOME OF THE
REAPPORTIONMENT PROCESS. PRE-CLEARANCE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF
JUSTICE IS NOT A SHIELD TO LITIGATION, AND A SUIT CHALLENGING THE
REAPPORTIONMENT PLAN MAY BE FILED BY ANY PARTY, NOTWITHSTANDING THE
EFFORTS OF THE COUNTY OR THE ATTORNEYS.
Signed this 22nd day of February , 19 91
COUNTY:
County Judge, W.G. Stacy
Attest:
Cam'/J~i`/o~,v~.J
County Clerk, rae ny
Signed this day of , 19
Attorneys:
Allison & Associates


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RED ISTRICTING:contraet.rds
Kerr County, Texas
Preliminary Census Information and Proposal Summary


1980 Population: 28,780
1990 Preliminary Population Estimate: 36,110
Total Population Change: 7,330
Percentage Change: 25.5$
Initial Assessment and
Certification:
Basic Reapportionment
Program (Includes fee
for Initial Assessment
and Certification:

$6.000.00
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$13.500.00 ~~
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Exhibit A
DATA OIIESTIONNAIRE
1. Does the County maintain any information regarding the
following in printed form or by computer? (Circle answers and
provide information)
A. Registered Voters: Ye No Printed Computer
If on computer, is the system locate i our county, or is it
maintained by a service company? In county Service Company
If service company, please provide address and telephone number:
If in county, who supervises the computer system? Please provide
name and phone number: Rusey xierholzer - 257-6711
B. 911 Service: Yes No Printed Computer
If on computer, is the system locat i ur county, or is it
maintained by a service company. In county Service Company
If service company, please pravide address and telephone number:
. If in county, who supervises the computer system? Please provide
izame and phone number:

REDISTRICTING:data.qst