Deer Park Faces Wet Areas Zoning Change Hearing
Deer Park residents will vote October 17 on allowing liquor by the drink in wet restaurant zones. Planning and Zoning will conduct a preliminary hearing to gauge support or opposition, with possible follow up hearings and a City Council decision on amending the zoning code. Proponents cite development needs while opponents cite moral and religious concerns. final action hinges on citizen input and Council consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Park
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Planning and Zoning
Bill Black
Kingsdale
Spencer
Red Bluff
Chivers
Equalization Board
Library Board
Parks and Recreation Commission
Arbitration Board
Deer Park City Council Approves 1974 75 Budget
The Deer Park City Council approves a 3,694,676 dollar budget for 1974 75 covering all city services and salaries. It revises the earlier 3,725,344 dollar plan and notes cuts after reviewing departmental requests and correcting miscalculations under acting City Administrator Tom Chivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Gore
Deer Park
Clovis Mann
Mann
Tom Chivers
Chivers
Finance Department
Arthur Howell
Bob Linberger
City Hall
Parks and Recreation
D.E
P.B. Dover
Buster Ballard
Civil Defense
Absentee voting begins on Constitutional Amendment in 1973
Historical notes list several local actions and appointments from 1971 to 1976 including James O Banion or W D Anton as School Board presidents, Butsch Foster as Super X manager, a 6 million dollar school bond, a bank director appointment, First National Bank construction bids, a Homecoming queen, and a library hosting event, with mentions of pollution fines and drainage spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O’banion
Shell
Labrizoil
W. D. Antone
Butsch Foster
J. P. Bonnette
Deer Park Bank
First National Bank
Susan Abbitt
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Fire Department
Public Works Administration
Sanitation Department
Center Park
13Th St
Public
Water Department
Bob Staton
Stan Garrett
Council Post
Pasadena
Tim Otder
Southwestern Bell