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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2004
Page
1
The Toxics Release Inventory is an EPA database detailing toxic chemical releases and waste management activities reported annually by covered industry groups and federal facilities. The current report provides data on releases for the year 2002.
Harris County ranked tenth nationwide for total industrial releases of toxic chemicals in 2002 according to the EPA Toxics Release Inventory. The June 23 release covers data from 2002, with filings by July 2003 and quality checks by agency staff.
Baytown residents on Hardin Road say an $800,000 drainage improvement worsened flooding. They accuse Angel Bros Enterprises Inc. of improperly unloading dirt, causing soil to pile on neighbor Virginia Broussard’s property and raising tensions with Kathy Rodriguez and Darryl Kowalski. City engineers contend the changes direct water toward Cary's Bayou.
Baytown planning officials voting unanimously support a proposed impact fee for new water and sewer connections. The fee, set by PBS&J at a maximum of 2243.46 per equivalent development unit, would be charged to developers and passed to homebuyers. The matter moves to August council consideration.
The Baytown Sun reports a 3-3 deadlock with three votes for Charles Shaffer and three for Lisa Urban after three rounds of voting. Councilmen Mahan Mercedes Renteria Ti and Scott Sheley backed Shaffer. Renteria plans to vote Shaffer again, while others show no sign of switching.
Baytown City Council members Scott Sheley Sammy Mahan and Mercedes Renteria Ti asked for a revenue review of the Baytown Nature Center to assess profitability and determine if the center meets expectations. They aim for more than one million dollars in revenue and will consider improvements if short. See NATURE on Page 7A.
Baytown readers learn that the Texas Cosmetology Commission is tightening rules on nail salons using whirlpool foot spas after Dallas County doctors reported bacterial infections. Affected providers face enforcement as regulators push safer practices and require stricter disinfection procedures.
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