Wrecker Fees Sought By Baytown Group
Manuel R. Pease president of the Baytown Wrecker Association asks Baytown city council to raise wrecker service charges from 15 to 20 dollars and transfer fees from 5 to 10 dollars. He seeks dispatch service at the association’s expense for stolen or suspicious vehicles and recognition as emergency wrecker service and bargaining agent for all wrecker owners. Council committee to review.
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Antler Club Gives to Goodfellows and Child Care Center
Antler Club continues to support needy children by donating proceeds from a REL school assembly and aiding the Goodfellows drive. Donations, including a $10 tribute for Levi Mitchell, were highlighted by Chief Goodfellow. Contributions can be mailed to The Sun or delivered to the newspaper office.
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Baytown Council Moves Toward Sidewalk Rule Change
Baytown City Council discussed adding a sidewalk amendment to the subdivision ordinance. City Atty Bil Laughlin to draft language while planners noted developers should install sidewalks. Councilman Hullum urged continued discussion amid concerns about concrete trucks damaging sidewalks and sinking near homes.
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Don Hullum
O. L. Clevenger
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Hallum
Bill Laughlin
R. L. Cramer
Lakewood density rules clarified by city officials
City planner Ross Wilhite said Whalen attended a special luncheon and the Lakewood town house project was decided at a regular planning commission meeting. Whalen noted the Lakewood Civic Association backs density limits but supports only single family homes, while the council approved an ordinance requiring hydrants within 300 feet of dwellings and ensuring structures are near accessible streets or fire lanes.
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Ross Wilhite
Whalen
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Wilhite
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Ward considers emergency funds for ditch cleaning
Councilman Ted Mipsehy asked for an estimate on cleaning drainage ditches the city is responsible for as water backs up into homes. Kloesel urged a council report next meeting and emergency funding. David Parish of 1600 Gillette complained streets in his neighborhood look like a river draining the Bay Plaza area.
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Kloesel
David Parish
Gillette
Bay Plaza
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