-'"' ORDER NO. 2007'7
APPROVAL F'OR "CHE TAX ASSESSOR/COLLECTOR TO
REFUND AD VALOREM TAXES TO C. W. AND MARTHA BOCOCK
On this the 31st day of January 1991, upon motion made by
Commissioner Holelcamp, seconded by Commissioner Oehler, the
Court unanlmoualy approvQd by a vot• of 4-0-0 the Tax
Assessor/Collector, Paula Rector, refunding ad valorem taxes
to C. W. and Martha Bocock x.n the amount of 51,092.21.
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COMMISSIONERS' COURT RECESSED AND RECONVENED IN A SPECIAL
WORKSHOP SESSION at 2:30 o'clock P. M. on County Sponsored
ActŁvities and Wastewater-. Mr. Raymund Holloway, Fire Chief
for the City oŁ Kerrville, addressed the Court on the fire
departments response to fires located within the County. He
said they respond to all major fires within the County, and
all drowning s, as they have several men trained in rough
..._. water rescues. They also monitor and respond to other fires
as needed. He told the Court that all of the fire
departments, paid as well as volunteer, were working very
well together right now. Chief Holloway suggested that the
County have one (1) person, either a volunteer or someone
willing to work for a reduced fee, as a Fire Marshal for the
County to coordinate the Volunteer Fire Departments in their
Łund raisers, educational groups and most oŁ all to make sure
they have training. Commissioner Morgan ask Chief Holloway
to explain Emergency Management and how it operates. The
Chief explained there x.s a State Ordinance and a Government
Executive Order- that requires cities and counties to have an
Emergency Management Operation Plan. The L'ity of Ingram, the
City oŁ Kerrville, and Kerr County has one !1) plan together.
The way it works is iŁ there is an emergency in the Gity of
Ingram or the City oŁ Kerrville, the respective mayor is in
charge, and if it is in the County the County Judge is in
chary e. ChieŁ Holloway works with the mayor or judge to make
sure the plan works out. He said Austin sent a
representative to help with the details of the plan and we
have one oŁ the best in the state. The ChieŁ submits the
budget to Emeryency Manage=ment in Austin for their approval,
then they pay one-half oŁ the budget with the City of Ingram,
the Gity oŁ Kerrville, and Kerr County paying one-third each.
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Next, the Court went over the sixteen (15) county sponsored
activities and gave a brief definition of each gruup. `the
Court told the County Auditor, Tommy Tomlinson, if a bill
comes in from the Kerr County Fair Association for payment of
storage for the float, make sure it is backed up with a
statement, as the float is currently stored at the Ag Barn
for no charge.
David Litke addressed the Court on an update of the Proposed
Amendments to The Rules of Kerr County For Private Sewage
Facilities. They are presently in Austin being reviewed by
the State Department of Health. They will make any necessary
changes and recommendations, return them to Kerr County for
final approval by the Commissioners' Court. After the Court
approves them, they will be returned to the State for final
approval. Mr. Litke stated there are more options now than
there were five (5> to ten (10) years ago. The proposed
amendments will permit a landowner to use the best system at
the lowest price to ensure environmental protection.
CAD, Inc., a Community Action Group, made a brief statement
to the Court concerna.ng the Rules for Private Sewage
Facilities. They feel the rules are fair and based on the
latest technology and comply with the laws of the State of
Texas, and they will work with the Court in helping Kerr
County to become a state leader in Environmental Health.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT AND
ADJOURNED at 4:30 o'clock P. M.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT WORKSHOP
The foregoing minutes from Volume S, Pages 101 thru 130 were
read in open Court and found to be correct and are hereby
approved this 11th day of February 1991.
A'T'TEST ~ ` CLJ
Patricia Dye
County Clerk
Kerr County, Texas

R. Gordon Mor~'gat~
Commissioner, Precinct #1
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W. G. Stac
County Judge
Kerr County, Texas
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_ Glenn K. Holekam~p~
Commissioner, Precinct #3
H. Lac e "
Commissioner, flr~cinct #2
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Bruce Oehler
Commis~-ioner, Precinct #4
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