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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 2006

Page

6

Historic Oak Tree Targeted In Formosan Termite Battle

The fight to save the Oak Tree on Texas Avenue continues as Dow AgroSciences bait traps are placed to kill Formosan termites. Texas A&M and Texas Forest Service experts diagnose the pest and plan foam injections after extermination. City officials expect a median expansion to proceed post recovery, with the tree lighting as a future feature. Residents urged to watch for termite colonies and consult pest control.

Texas Avenue Dow AgroSciences Texas A&m Texas Forest Service Scott Johnson Baytown Parks and Recreation Board Johnson Scott Sheley Sheley Houston

Downtown Master Plan could split funding for Baytown project

Baytown officials and the school board discuss phased work for the Downtown Master Plan as total cost estimates reach 10 to 11 million dollars. A Texas Avenue phase seeks 1 million, with only 700 thousand approved, prompting a potential increase in city funding to 200 thousand next year if federal funds rise. Public hearings will follow a TxDOT draft contract outlining costs and work scope. Mayor DonCarlos backs a demonstration block to showcase improvements to streets, sidewalks, and benches.

Jackson Green Texas Avenue Kitty Allen Texas Department of Transportation Stephen DonCarlos Baytown

Family seeks help after June fire destroys home

After a June 30 blaze, 66 year old Jewel Lindsey and her 14 year old grandson share a three bedroom trailer with relatives including a 20 year old granddaughter away at times. Lindsey on a fixed income needs funds to rebuild and is seeking contractors or donors to assist. Francine Etheridge can be reached at 832 863 8369 to help coordinate aid.

Lindsey Richard Habitat For Humanity Francine Etheridge

Robbery at Tanglewood Drive Ends With Stolen Wallet

An 18-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in the 200 block of Tanglewood Drive at 11:50 a.m. after a black male forced entry. The thief took a wallet, cell phone and $60. A female with outstanding warrants was arrested in the 4600 block of Village Main at 4:42 p.m. after falsely identifying herself during a disturbance report. she faced charges including stop sign violation speeding and theft.

Tanglewood Drive Village Main

Regents weigh arts center costs and Rundell Hall fate

Lee College regents review a master plan with a potential 28 million price tag covering the arts center, McNulty Haddock Annex renovation, Moser Hall, and a one stop student service shop. Vine of debate centers on funding via revenue bonds and the Rundell Hall options including repurposing, rebuilding, or demolition.

Lee College Regents McNulty Haddock Sears Texas Avenue Moser Hall Mark Himsel Martha Ellis Interstate 10 North Main Street Rundell Hall Kirkey

Housing board weighs turn around with HUD help

Dan Rodriguez of HUD told Houston area officials that the housing authority has strong potential but many problems. He outlined regular financial reports and documents for board review while the new BHA members sought audit, legal, and contract details. They planned a workshop before the Jan 20 meeting to digest issues and begin reform.

BHA Jason Walton Dan Rodriguez HUD Houston Deborah Alexander Rodriguez Eiland Walton Authority Andrew Johnson Decker Drive San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Methodist System Greyhorse Group Tiller Archia Courts Exxon Mobil Corporation Forest View Apartments Wallace

Parking lot dog-napping near appliance store

A 63 year old man reported his rottweiler and brief case were stolen from his unattended motor home parked in front of an appliance store in the 800 block of North Main on Friday morning.

North Main

Baytown Police logs 166 calls in 24 hours

Between 6 a.m. June 7 and 6 a.m. June 8, Baytown Police responded to 166 calls. Alarms, assaults, auto thefts, burglaries, criminal mischief, disturbances, forgeries, robberies, a shot fired, thefts, and multiple traffic accidents were reported including six major and six minor crashes.

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