"'' ORDER NO. 21661-A
RGF'ROVRL OF HIRING LEE VDELKEL FOR SURVEYING
OF THE LAW ENFORCEMENT FRCILITY
On this the c6th day of Dctober^ 1993, upon motion made by
Commissioner Lackey, seconded by Commissioner Lehman, the
Court unanimously approved by a vote of 4-@-@, to hire Lee
Voelkel, County Surveyor to sur^vey land for Law Enforcement
Facility including locating tanks, utilities and any other
invisible encroachments.
ORDER ND. 21662-R
RPGROVRL OF F'ARTICIGATION IN PLRNNING
OF CRERTION OF HILL COUNTRY TRRILS
	On this the	26th day	of October^	1993, upon motion made	by
	Commissioner	Lehman,	seconded by	Commissioner Oehler^,	the
Cour^t unani~ously approved by a vote of 4-@-@, to consider
adopting a resolution par^ticipating in the study of the
creation of Hill Country Trails and authorization of the
County Judge on said resolution.
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS: the federal government has allotted 10 percent of
Surface Transportation Grogram funds for what are known as
"transportation enhancements", and these include provisions
for pedestrian and bicycle facilities, as well as
acquisition, preservation and restoration of significant
historic properties and scenic outdoor^ sites;
WHEREAS: These enhancement moneys are estimated to be 5191
million to Texas over^ the 6-year^ term of the authorizing
federal legislation, known as the Inter Modal Surface
~, Transpor^tation Efficiency Act of 1991 (ISTEA>;
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WHEREAS: a non-profit volunteer^ organisation known as Texans
for^ the LBJ Scenic Hill Country Trail has proposed a
continuous pedestrian/bicycle/horseback pathway linking sites
of scenic and historic interest in the Texas Hill Country;
WHEREAS: Texas Department of Transportation requires a 2a
percent local share of project funds, and such source of
matching funds for this regional trail system has already
been identified in programmed espenses of the City of Bustin,
as well as other city and county governments;
WHEREAS: participation in a regional plan need not cast Kerr
County any locally expended funds, as the non-federal share
of project casts is already borne by other partners;
WHERER5; this proposed regional trail would extend fr^om San
Antonio to Austin through Kerr^ville, Kerr County and other^
points of interest, including major state par^ks such as
Kerrville-Schreiner, Hill Country State Natural Area, Blanco
State Park, etc;
WHEREAS; this trail would serve residents and visitors
alike, benefiting their needs for safe non-motorized
transportation, as well as healthful outdoor^ exercise and
r^e creation;
WHERERSa Kerr County seeks the promotion and preservation of
the best of what the community has to offer, to both tourists
and residents alike;
WHEREAS: planning for the growth in such victors and new
residents makes some new facilities necessary; AND
NOW THEREFORE, RE IT RESOLVED, that the Kerr County
Commissioners• Court approves of the planning for proposed
LBJ Hill Country Trail segments within Kerr County,
connecting with surrounding counties, and seeks funds to plan
and execute its portion of this proposed regional trail
system, from the ISTEA enhancement funds allocated by the
Texas Transportation Commission.
Reproved for signature and dated this 26th day of October,
1993,
/s/ W. G. Stacy, County Judge
/t/ W. G. Stacy, Kerr County Judge
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