Alpine Texas Ordinance to Protect Underground Water Supply
Ordinance No 202 regulates privately owned wells within Alpine Texas. It requires permits from the City Secretary for drilling repairing abandoning or plugging wells and sets fee schedules up to 40 dollars for new wells and 20 dollars for abandonment. The City Water Works Superintendent may inspect wells take water samples and keep a register of all wells with owner location depth and purpose. It imposes penalties for noncompliance and authorizes enforcement actions to prevent pollution of the city’s underground water supply.
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Allan Shivers Texas governor hopeful outlined plans
Governor Allan Shivers used a Padre Island feature in the June Texas Parade to declare his candidacy for a first elective term. He framed his record on public welfare rural roads and education and pledged to pursue economy and broad Texas appeal.
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Hedgehog Snake Killing Law Passes in Alpine City
A 1950 Alpine ordinance defines a misdemeanor for harming wildlife with hedgehogs noted as snake killers. It sets fines from 10 to 200 dollars and treats each day of noncompliance as a separate offense. The measure, approved June 12, 1950, ends with city secretary signature and seal.
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