Bertram Council Halts Sewer Plan After Budget Gap
Bertram city bids for the sewer and water project exceed available funds by about 625000, forcing a meeting adjournment. Bids include Boswell Company 297611 for the plant Water Construction 302323 for the plant Panhandle Construction 1312878 for line work Cullum and Dickehut 1259880 50 for line work. EPA funds and prior bonds provide some relief though the gap remains. Engineering notes warn costs may rise as bids reflect older estimates. Efforts turn to EPA funding and potential bond or project adjustments.
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Miles Hawthorne
Bertram
Bertram City
Lynn Willis
Boswell Company
Water Construction of
Austin
Panhandle Construction of
Lubbock
Cullum and Dickehut
Marble Falls
Willis and Associates
Kenneth Odiorne
Johnnie Mae Wheeler
E.B. Goodwin
Mrs. Wheeler
Morris McDaniel
Marble Falls Leads In Rebates For December
Burnet and Marble Falls saw large gains in December sales tax receipts with Burnet at 13,697.60 up 23 percent and Marble Falls at 26,798.35 up 42 percent. Round Rock rose 53 percent to 19,602.07 and Cedar Park up 9 percent to 8,535.49. Comptroller Bullock calls 1977 a banner year for merchants and tax permit holders in Texas.
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Burnet
Marble Falls
Burnet County
Blanco County
Blanco
Johnson City
Round Rock
Cedar Park
Bob Bullock
Texas
Burnet CISD Board Meeting on Tuesday at Burnet High
Burnet Consolidated Independent School District trustees plan a monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Burnet High School. Agenda items include discussion on extra holiday texts and architects facing school board action.
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Burnet
Burnet Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees
Burnet High School
Burnet planning panel weighs rezoning and school upgrades
The Planning and Zoning Commission meets at 5:30 p m to consider rezoning a 4 0 acre tract from Residential Reserve to General Commercial. A second issue covers holiday changes and school property surveys with Willis and Associates presenting findings and bids from architects for Burnet schools.
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Burnet
Planning and Zoning Commission
Highway 281
Central Freight
Willis and Associates
Bob Wilkin
Robert Wilkin
Esther Huff
Anne Alexander
Marilyn Barr
Martha Price
Carolyn Johnson
Margaret Fry
Jack Horvath
Andy Williams
Ray Frady
Martha Riley
Bernice Elzey
John Burgess
Lewis Phelps
L.N. Petross
Cowans Receive HLTA Award at Highland Lakes Banquet
Bob and Lil Cowan received the Highland Lakes Ambassador Award at the HLTA Annual Installations Banquet held at Kingsland Country Club. Dr. Oliver Graebner succeeded Dr. Robert Greve as HLTA president. Camm C. Lary Sr. was installed as vice president. Neal Spelce emceed and discussed TTDA campaigns and Texas tourism advertising budgets.
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Highland Lakes
Highland Lakes Tourist Association
Tor
Ted White
HLTA
Oliver Graeb
Ner
Robert Greve
Camm C. Lary Sr
Bob and
Lil Cowan
Kingsland
Bob
Kingsland Country Club
Oliver Graebner
Marshall Ford Marina
Graebner
C.C. Lary Real Estate
Burnet
Greve
San Antonio
Neal Spelce
Austin
Texas Tourist Development Agency
Texas
Spelce
TTDA
Lions Club to Host Drug Abuse Program in Burnet
Burnet Lions Club plans an 8 p.m. Monday program at Burnet High Auditorium to educate citizens on drug abuse. Deputy DeSpain cites alcohol as the top teen problem, with marijuana usage among Burnet High students reportedly high. Jimmy Brown of the Gary Job Corps Center will speak and a booklet titled The New Drug Scene will be distributed.
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Lisa Branden Burnet
Lions Club
Burnet
Burnet County
Johnny DeSpain
Bill Abbott
DeSpain
Ays DeSpain
Jimmy Brown
Gary Job Corps Center
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Willis
Environmental Protection Agency
Situa
EPA
Odiorne
Everett Smith
Miomofilm Center, Ince
P. O
Dallas
Pen Chat
Robert D. Goodrich
Herman Brown Free Library
Patsy Wall
Hartfiel and Tucker
Jesse Fernandez
Reitzer and Associates
Phil Scott
Holt and Fatter
Cowans
John Connally
Burnet High