Streets and Utilities Upgrade Planned in Central Business District
The project area spans six full blocks and three half blocks in the central business district. New streets sidewalks and curbs will be built along with larger water mains for better fire protection and insurance rates. Poles will be removed or relocated, and utilities share poles where possible. Gas service lines will be installed, storm drainage improved, and 30 and 40 inch curbs replaced with standard six inch curbs.
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Texas Power and Light Co
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Lone Star Gas Co
Change In Attitude In Cameron Civic Revival
A local report notes a shift in public mood as citizens embrace a new birth for Cameron. Former skeptics become boosters, moving from cant to can do and fueling plans for a brighter tomorrow.
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Cameron
Urban Renewal Agency Annual Report for Cameron 1972 73
The Urban Renewal Agency presents its annual report for Cameron Texas detailing significant developments from 1972 and 1973. The report praises collaboration with Mayor Gene F Blake and Cameron City Council and expresses optimism for project completion and a more beautiful future.
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Cameron Urban Renewal Agency
Gene F. Blake
Cameron
Texas
Urban Renewal Board
Urban Renewal Agency
Rehabilitation Efforts Transform Cameron Texas Businesses
In Cameron Texas local leaders praise cooperation as 16 businesses complete rehabilitation and 17 more are in progress. The initiative aims to meet program requirements with future painting cleanup and dedication events planned for the Mali project site.
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Cameron
Texas
Mali
Demolition Complete in Project Area and Funds Reported
Demolition finished on all buildings with lots cleared and offered for sale. Remaining work includes removing curbs and walks in the project area. Total spent on demolition is $7,945.96 from a $47,120 budget, yielding savings of $39,174.04.
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