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AG'PRCIVAI_ OF EXTENSTOhd OF REG}UEST FOR PRUPCiSRLS
FOR LIMITED ARCHITECTURAI__ SERVICE FOR TI-1E REMODE[_:[IVG
OF' THE KERR (:OUNTY COURTHOUSE F~Ett EXISTING SCHEMATIC I7ESIGhd
On this the 15th day of April 1996, lApGil motion made by
CGmmissioner F-lolekamp, seconded by Commissioner Lehman, the
Co~_irt unanimously approved by a vote of 4-0-0, to extend the
date for requE?St far proposals for limited architectural
services far the r-emGdeling of the Kerr County Courthouse per
existing schematic design to be accepted in the Co~_inty Cleric's
Office ~_intil April 7.9, 1996 at S:~Sr [>.M. and to t;e opened and
read in Co~_irt in the I.er-r C:o~_~nty Commissioners' Go~_irtrGOm on
Apr i 1 c, 1996 at 9 : O~Y R. M.
D E S I G N
150 E. Main SUeet, Suite 201 ~ Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Honorable Robert Denson, County Judge
Kerr County Commissioner's Court
700 Main Street
Kerrville, Texas 78028
Dear Sirs,
Thank you for inviting Mustard Design to submit a proposal.
We propose to provide architectural services for the renovation of
the Kerr County Courthouse. Our work will be based on the
previously approved schematic design package and we will utilize
the original construction documents for the courthouse and annex in
producing our work. We will solicit the services of Vordenbaum
Engineering (who is currently working on the courthouse) and Carlos
Coon Engineers for structural and mechanical consultation
respectively.
I received my degree in Architecture from the University of
Texas. After graduation, I worked for the Texas Historical
Commission in the Main Street Program helping small towns to
revitalize their downtown areas. I moved to Fredericksburg ten
years ago to work for an architectural firm. While there, among other
things, I worked on banks, schools and municipal buildings including
the Gillespie County Courthouse. I provided a space use study and
plans for handicap accessibility including a ramped entry and a new
elevator. Since starting Mustard Design, I have worked on residential
and commercial projects, both new construction and renovation, in
Fredericksburg and in other cities in the state. Most recently I have
completed a mixed use office/retail project called Whistle Pic Square
and an office for the local Edward D. Jones. investments company,
both in Fredericksburg. References are available upon request.
Following is an outline of services to be provided:
DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
22% of A/E fees
We will develop and refine the schematic design solution and
provide the following information which will be the basis for
the construction documents.
- Scaled and Dimensioned Floor Plans
- Selected Interior Elevations
- Selected Construction Details
- Mechanical System Review from Engineer
- Structural System Review from Engineer
- Selected Product Information
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMEN'T'S
45% of A/E fees
We will supplement and expand the design development
` information, coordinate the consulting engineers work and
provide the following documents ready for execution by the
contractor.
- Architectural Drawings
- Structural Drawings
- Mechanical Drawings
- Electrical Drawings
- Specifications Manual
BIDDING/NEGOTIATIONS
6% of A/E fees
We will advertise for bids, distribute construction documents
and oversee the bid opening. Then we will assist the county in
evaluating the bids and negotiating any necessary changes in
the work'or budget.
CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION 27% of A/E fees
We will provide the following services:
- Visit the construction site at periodic intervals
- Answer questions from the contractor
- Report to the county on construction progress
- Assist county in decisions to be made
- Receive and process pay requests
- Process change orders
- Administer close out of job
These services will be provided for a total fee of 6.5% of the
cost of construction which roughly correlates to the fee structure
which was approved for the previous architect. Billing will be done
monthly, corresponding to the amount of work done, with the
amount paid for each stage of work to equal the percentage stated in
the outline above. The total fee includes the Engineer's fees but does
not include reimbursables such as mileage, postage, photocopies,
phone charges and photographs.
Thank you again for the opportunity to submit this proposal.
Sincerely,
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Eric Mustard, Architect
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WAGNER &KLEIN, INC.
ARCHITECTS AND PRESERVATION CONSULTANTS
208 SOUr'FI II ANp ST. FREDEAICKSBURG, TEXAS 78624 21x997-9s2s
April 18, 1996
Ken County Commissioner's Court
Ken County Courthouse
700 Main Street
Kemille, Texas 78028
RE: Proposal for Architectural Services
Dear Commissioner's Court
Wagner & Klein, Inc. is pleased to have the opportunity to submit our proposal for
Architectural Services for remodeling of the Ken County Courthouse. Our design team
'~ has the qualifications and experience to provide the services described in your proposal
request. We have proved our ability in public and private building renovation and
rehabilitation projects as you will see in the attached information. The experience gained
s from past successful work will benefit this project.
This project is important to us and we would like to be given the opportunity to
serve you. We can assure you that no other firm submitting will make a greater effort to
fulfill its obligations than Wagner & Klein. Please notify us if there is any additional
.- information needed to make that decision.
Sincerely,
WAGNER &KLEIN, INC.
Barry A. Wa ner, AIA
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Enclosures
MEMBERS OF AMERICAN IlJSTIIVIE OP ARCHITECTS AND TEXAS SOCIETY OF ARCIBTECTS
HISTORY OF THE FIRM
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC.
Architects & Preservation Consultants
Wagner & Klein, Inc., Arcl
to programming, design
monitoring with emphasis
establishment of the firm
work with various county,
staff consists of five
administrative assistant.
~itects, provide architectural services related
development, planning and construction
on existing building renovation. Since the
in 1980, we have had the opportunity to
church, school, and municipal entities. Our
architects, one intern architect and an
The Architects in our office were some of the first in the State of
Texas to concentrate knowledge and experience in the field of historic
preservation, renovation and adaptive re-use of existing buildings. This
background has provided us with the unique ability to design and
construct new and efficient spaces in existing buildings that meet
_ modern day demands while respecting the architectural character of
our older buildings.
We have a strong sense of responsibility to complete our tasks on time
and our German heritage reinforces our understanding of the
importance of each dollar spent; whether its our client's or our own.
The size of our firm allows each Architect to provide their expertise on
_ every project and follow the project from beginning to end. Wagner &
Klein, Inc., Architects, provides a personal level of service, maintaining
quality and budget control which responds to the needs of our clients.
Over the last 16 years, we have completed numerous projects across
_ the state. Our experience gives us the edge in providing our clients the
knowledge to complete a successful project. Providing unique quality
designs, and maintaining firm budget controls is that measure for
"success".
Wagner & Klein, Inc. Architects and Preservation Consultants Fredericksburg, Texas
BARRY A. WAGNER, AIA
Architect
208 S. Llano Street
- Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Education: University of Texas at Austin
- Bachelor of Architecture with Honors. 1975
Registration: Registered Architect, State of Texas No. 7187
Registered Interior Designer, State of Texas No. 8532
Professional
Experience: Wagner & Klein, Inc., Principal Architect, 1981 to present.
Barry A. Wagner, Architect, 1980 to 1981.
Texas Historical Commission, Historic Architect , 1977 to 1980.
Cox Restoration, Inc., Project Manager, 1975 to 1977.
Membership
-- and Honors: The American Institute of Architects, 1982 to present.
Texas Society of Architects, 1982 to present.
National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1981 to present.
The Association for Preservation Technology, 1981 to present.
San Antonio Chapter of the American Institute of Architects
Fredericksburg Chamber of Commerce, Director, 1987 - 1989.
Fredericksburg Heritage Federation, Member 1977 to Present,
President 1981-1982.
Texas Main Street Resource Team, City of Georgetown,
1982; City of Sweetwater, 1985.
Project Honor Award, 1986, Ceramic Tile Distributors Association
Recreation Facility for the L. D. Brinkman Corporation.
Pioneer Memorial Librazy, Fredericksburg, Texas
Board of Directors, 1991 to present.
Gillespie County Historical Society, Fredericksburg, Texas
Board of Directors, 1991 to 1993.
Hill Country Memorial Hospital, Fredericksburg, Texas
Board of Directors, 1992 to present.
STANLEY 'STAN' A. KLIJiN, AIA
Architect
208 S. Llano Street
_ Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Education: University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Architecture, 1975
Registration: Registered Architect ,State of Texas No. 9757
Registered Architect, State of Oklahoma No. 3473
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, Certificate No. 40108
Professional Wagner & Klein, Inc., Principal Architect, 1981 to present.
_ Experience:
Texas Historical Commission, Historic Architect, 1976 to 1981
First Texas Main Street Architect, 1980 to 1981.
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Historic Sites Branch, 1974 to 1975
Membership The American Institute of Architects, Member 1985 to present
and Honors:
Texas Society of Architects, 1985 to present, Hill
~- Country Section, Secretary/Treasurer, 1987 to present.
Southern Building Code Congress International, Inc., 1987 to present.
National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1981 to present.
The Association for Preservation Technology, 1981 to present.
_ Chairman of Fredericksburg Historic Review Board,
City of Fredericksburg, 1985 to 1987, & 1990.
Marktplatz Study Committee, City of Fredericksburg, member 1987 to 1988.
Marienkirche Restoration Committee, St. Mary's Catholic
w- Church, Fredericksburg, Chairman, 1985 to present.
Certificate of Commendation, Texas Historical Commission, 1980.
Architectural Juror, San Antonio Conservation Society's Annual
Honor Awards Program, 1986 and 1989.
Texas Main Street Training Program Speaker, 1980 to 1989.
Texas Main Street Resource Team, City of Brenham, 1983;
City of Belton, 1984; & Sulphur Springs, 1989.
JOHN WM. KLEIN, AIA
Architect
208 S. Llano Street
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Education: University of Texas at Austin, Bachelor of Architecture, 1971.
Registration: Registered Architect, State of Texas No. 6485.
Professional
Experience: Wagner & Klein, Inc., Architect, 1986 to present.
Bell, Klein & Hoffman, Principa1,1973 to 1986.
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, Historic Sites and Restoration
Branch, Intern Architect 1972,1973.
Membership
& Honors: The American Institute of Architects,1973 to present.
Texas Society of Architects, 1973 to present.
The Association for Preservation Technology, 1975 to present.
National Trust for Historic Preservation.
City of Fredericksburg, Planning and Zoning Commission, 1983 to present,
` Ad-hoc Committee Fredericksburg Comprehensive Plan, 1984 to 1985, Vice-
Chairman, Planning and Zoning Commission, 1985 to 1993.
Gillespie County Historical Commission 1991 to present, County
Chairman, 1993 to 1994.
Texas Main Street Resource Team, City of Pampa, 1986 and
City of Kilgore, 1987.
Former member and Secretary, St. Mary's School Board, 1986 to 1989.
Optimist Club of Fredericksburg, Former Vice President, 1989 to 1993.
Heritage Society of Austin, Inc., Advisory Boazd,1975 to 1978,
°' Board of Directors, 1978 to 1981.
Project Honor Award, 1981, Austin Chapter A.LA.
Carl Barnette Award to Bell, Klein & Hoffman for preservation and contributions
to downtown Austin Architecture, 1985, Austin Community Foundation.
Heritage Society of Austin, Inc., 25 Project Awards by
i Bell, Klein & Hoffman,1976 to 1986.
STEVEN N. THOMAS, AIA
Architect
208 S. Llano Street
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Education: Texas A & M University
Bachelor of Environmental Design, 1984
Texas A & M University
Master of Architecture, 1986
Registration: Registered Architect, State of Texas, No. 13710
Professional
Experience: Wagner & Klein, Inc., Student Intern, 1983 to 1986.
Wagner & Klein, Inc., 1986 to present.
Membership : The American Institute of Architects, 1986 to present.
Texas Society of Architects,1986 to present.
San Antonio Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, Hill Country
Section, 1986 to present.
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, File Number
43981, 1986 to present.
Fredericksburg Jaycees, 1988 - 1989.
Gillespie County Texas A & M Club, President 1989.
City of Fredericksburg, Board of Adjustments, 1991 to present.
DONALD J. LEHNING
_ Architect
Wagner & Klein, Inc.
__ 208 S. Llano Street
Fredericksburg,Texas 78624
Education: University of Florida, Bachelor of Architecture, 1970
Registration: Architect, State of Texas No. 5713
Architect, State of New York No. 12754 (inactive)
Professional
Experience: Wagner & Klein, Inc., Architect, 1987 to 1990 and 1993 to present.
L. M. Holder, Architect, 1992 to 1993.
Pelzel & Associates, General Contractor, 1992.
Volz & Associates, Architect, 1990 to 1992.
Bell & Hoffman, Architect, 1986 to 1987.
Bell, Klein & Hoffinan, Architect, 1984 to 1986 and 1974 to 1981.
Fontanese & Halfpenny, Architect, 1982 to 1984 and 1970 to 1974.
Rupley/Bahler/Blake, Architect, 1981 to 1982.
~~ Membership : National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, Certificate No. 16921.
Member of Construction Specifications Institute, 1979 to 1981 and 1985 to 1987.
Awards: Heritage Society of Austin, Inc., 25 project awards by Bell, Klein &
Hoffman, 1976 to 1986.
Lehigh Portland Cement Co., Student Design Competition, first place award, Miami
Convention and Cultural Center, 1969.
DAVID KNAPP
Intern Architect
Wagner & Klein, Inc.
_, 208 S. Llano Street
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
- Education: Texas A&M University
Bachelor of Architecture, 1987
Master of Architecture, 1992
Professional
Experience: Wagner & Klein, Inc., Architects, 1993 to present.
Palmer, Flynn, Finderup Architects, 1988 to 1989
Atlanta, Georgia
DeBord Architects, 1987 to 1988
Abilene, Texas
BARBARA M.SEGNER
Administrative Assistant
Wagner & Klein, Inc.
- 208 S. Llano Street
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Education: Graduate of Fredericksburg High School, 1977.
- American College of Real Estate
Texas Real Estate License, 1984.
Professional
Experience: Wagner & Klein, Inc., Architects, 1984 to present.
- James W. Clark II, Attorney at Law, 1976 to 1984.
Membership: Notary Public, 1976 to present.
Beta Sigma Phi, 1989 to present; corresponding secretary, 1990.
EXPERIENCE
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC.
Architects
,_ The following selected projects represents the broad range of county, church, school,
and municipal facilities completed by Wagner & Klein, Inc., Architects. Each project
was developed with a firm commitment to providing a high level of quality and strict
budget control.
GOVERNMENTAL PROJECTS
Bandera County Courthouse
Space Utilization Study
Bandera, Texas
Completion: Current
An indepth study to determine more effective use of space in the Bandera County
Courthouse and current Law Enforcement Building.
Rehabilitation of the Boerne City Hall
Boerne, Texas
Completion: Current
-. Complete renovation of a 1910, two story, 8,000 sf building for city offices and an addition
and remodeling of the existing one story Police Station.
Renovation of the Bryan Carnegie Library
Bryan, Texas
Completion: Current
Complete interior and exterior renovation of the historic Carnegie Library for the City of
Bryan. Building will be used as the Brazos County History Center.
Marktplatz Development
City of Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg, Texas
Completion: Current
~-- As a member of a team of professionals we prepared a Master Plan for development of
a city park on 5.75 acres of a city block in downtown Fredericksburg. Project includes
the construction of new public facilities, walkways and landscaping.
_ Wagner & Klein, Inc. Architects and Preservation Consultants Fredericksburg, Texas
- Rehabilitation of the Old Post Office
Georgetown, Texas
Completion: 1992
Complete renovation of a three story, 12,000 sf building for conversion into city offices.
Boerne Public Library
Boerne, Texas
Completion: 1991
The first part of this project was preparation of a master plan for phased development
of the building. The City of Boerne used the master plan to raise the necessary funds
for renovation of 5000 sf for the City Public Library.
Gillespie County Courthouse
•- Fredericksburg, Texas
Completion: 1985 and 1990
°` There have been three phases of work performed on this building. The initial work
was to re-roof the district courtroom with the second phase concentrating on a
building use study to determine optimum use of space within the building. The third
phase involved installation of a new elevator and ramp to provide for barrier free
access.
Old Boerne School
._ Boerne, Texas
Completion: 1990
The historic Boerne School adjacent to City Hall was completely renovated for
additional city offices.
W. C. Weir Academic Building
Schreiner College
"' Kerrville, Texas
Completion: 1989
Renovation of existing 3 story, 22,000 sf brick building providing additional
classrooms and office space. Install new elevator, fire stairs, mechanical and electrical
,~ systems.
Wagner & Klein, Inc. Architects and Preservation Consultants Fredericksburg, Texas
OTHER PROJECTS -RENOVATION OR NEW CONSTRUCTION
High School Auditorium
Fredericksburg Independent School District
Fredericksburg, Texas
Completion: Current
As associate Architects we participated in the design of a 1500 seat new auditorium.
The project is currently under construction and our office is in charge of construction
administration.
_ Middle School Cafeteria and Gym
Fredericksburg Independent School District
Fredericksburg, Texas
Completion: Current
As associate Architects we participated in the design of a new 18,600 sf multipurpose
facility to house cafeteria, library, and offices. In addition the project includes a new
gymnasium. The project is currently under construction and our office is in charge of
construction administration.
First United Methodist Church
Georgetown, Texas
Completion: 1995
Completed major renovation and expansion of office and education facilities.
Constructed a new 2 story office/clasroom addition and complete renovation of an
existing 3 story education building.
Elementary School
Fredericksburg Independent School District
Fredericksburg, Texas
~° Completion: 1995
As associate Architects we participated in the design of a 99,400 sf new elementary
'"~ school. During the construction phase our office was in charge of construction
administration.
Medical Office Building
Fredericksburg,Texas
,_„ Completion: 1991
Construction of a new ,two story, 7400 sf medical office facility. Includes waiting
areas, exam rooms, offices, special procedures room, lab and storage.
_.. Wagner & Klein, Inc. Architects and Preservation Consultants Fredericksburg, Texas
OTHER PROJECTS -RENOVATION OR NEW CONSTR UCTION
~- High School Cafeteria Expansion
Llano Independent School District
Llano, Texas
Completion: 1990
Construction of a new 4128 sf addition for dining, snack bar, vending ,and receiving
area.
Expansion of Building 100
Fredericksburg Independent School District
._ Fredericksburg, Texas
Completion: 1989
•- Construction of a 2400 sf multi-purpose room and 6700 sf of new classroom space.
Renovation of 13,700 sf of existing classrooms, restrooms and office space.
Cafeteria Expansion to Building 200
Fredericksburg Independent School District
Fredericksburg, Texas
Completion: 1989
Construction of a new 1800 sf dining area and a new 1750 sf kitchen, serving area,
and office for Director of Food Services. Renovation of existing 3100 sf dining area.
Jr. High Dressing Room Expansion
~. Llano Independent School District
Llano, Texas
Completion: 1989
Construction of a new 2200 sf dressing room addition and renovation of 4200 sf
dressing room and band hall.
L. D. Brinkman Headquarters Office Building
Kerrville, Texas
Completion: 1988
Adaptive re-use of a 1920's brick Mansion with 15,765 sf into office space and an
additional 6528 sf office and multi purpose auxiliary building for the new headquarters
a of the L. D. Brinkman Corporation.
,s Wagner & Klein, Inc. Architects and Preservation Consultants Fredericksburg, Texas
PROJECT REFERENCES
SCHREINER COLLEGE
Kerrville, Texas 78028
Garrett Mynatt (210) 896-541 1
-_ GILLESPIE COUNTY
County Judge Mark Stroeher
Former County Judges Carrol Bryla,
~- Mark Weiser, and Jay Weinheimer
County Courthouse
Fredericksburg, Texas (210) 997-7502
CITY OF BOERNE
P. O. Box 1677
Boerne, Texas 78006-1677
Chris Turk, Planning Director (210) 249-9511
CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG
P. O. Box 1 1 1
Fredericksburg, Texas 78624
Coy Summers, Building Offical (210) 997-7521
CITY OF PAMPA
Former Pampa City Manager
Bob Hart, City Manager
Georgetown, Texas (512) 869-3651
CITY OF GEORGETOWN
P. O. Box 409
Georgetown, Texas
Ed Barry, Director of Planning (512) 869-3651
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
° Reverend Patrick Marron, Pastor
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
7655 Curres Creek Rd.
Boerne, Texas 78006 (210) 698-1941
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~° Jesse M. DeWare, IV
Chairman, Building Committee
P. O. Box 668
Jefferson, Texas 75657 (214) 665-2567
FRIENDS OF THE POUND HOUSE
•° Dr. Dennis Cannon, DVM
Building Committee Member
Box 589
Dripping, Texas 78620 (512) 858-4659
,_ Wagner & Klein, Inc. Architects and Preservation Consultants
Fredericksburg, Texas
August Schm?dt House
208 South Llano
Fredericksburg, Texas
Description: A certified rehabilitation which includes
complete renovation of a 1200 sf historic building and a
120() sf addition for Wagner & Klein Architects. The historic
building houses reception/secretarial, office and conference
room spaces while the addition contains the main production
area, office and support facilities.
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC., ARCHITECTS AND PRESERVATION CONSULTANTS
208 SOUTH LLANO, I•REDERICKSBURG, TF.,XAS 78624 210-997-9525
W. C. Weir Academic Building
Schreiner College
Kerrville, Texas
Description: Renovation of an existing, three story 22,000
sf, brick building providing additional classrooms and office
space. Installed new elevator, fire stairs and mechanical and
electrical systems.
Contact: Garrett Mynatt, Vice-President for Business Affairs
210-896-5411
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC., ARCHITECTS ANI:~ PRESERVATION CONSULTANTS
208 SOUTH LLANO, FREDERiC:KSBURG, TEXAS 78624 210-997-9525
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L. D. Brinkman Headquarters
Office Building
Kerrville, Texas
Description: New headquarters of the L. D. Brinkman
Corporation; adaptive re-use of a 192O's brick Mansion with
15,765 sf converted into office space and an auxiliary
building with 6528 sf of office and multipurpose space.
Contact: L.D. Brinkman 210-257-2000
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC., ARCHITECTS AND PRF,SERVATION CONSULTANTS
208 SOUTH LLANO, FREDERICKSBLiRG, TEXAS 73624 210-997-962
Pioneer Memorial Library
(Old Gillespie County Courthouse)
Fredericksburg, Texas
Description: Major interioi and exterior rehabilitation for
expanded use of this two story limestone library facility,
including improved building use plan, a new elevator and
new electrical and plumbing systems.
Contact : Mark Stroeher, Gillespie County Judge
210-997-7502
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC., AP.CHITECTS AND PRESERVATION CONSULTANTS
208 SOUTH LLANO, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS 78624 210-997-9525

Pampa City Hall
Pampa, Texas
Description: Rehabilitation of a 1930, three story 28,000 sf,
brick, office building. Work involved the redesign of interior
offices and meeting spaces, installation of a new elevator,
new mechanical, plumbing and electrical systems, exterior
masonry repair, window repair and handicap access.
Contact: Mr. Bob Hart, City Manager, Georgetown
512-869-3651
WAGNER & KLEIN, INC., ARCHITECTS'AND PRESERVATION CONSULTANTS
208 SOUTH LLANO, FREDERICKSBURG, TEXAS 78624 210-997-9525
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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
Request for Proposal for limited architectural services for the
remodeling of the Kerr County Courthouse per existing schematic design will
be received in the County Clerk's Office, 700 Main Street, Kerrville, Texas
78028 until April 12, 1996 at 5:00 P.M. Proposals to be opened and read in
public, in the County Courtroom on April 15, 1.996 at 9:00 A.M. and
reviewed for discussion, consideration and action. For more information, you
may contact Bob Denson, County Judge at (210) 257-6711.
Please run in the following
Paper:
March 31, 1996
April 3, 1996
April 7, 1996