Burn Ban Lifted As Redistricting Nears Completion
Wilson County commissioners met at the courthouse on September 10 2001 to discuss redistricting unfinished business lifting the burn ban and jail medical services. The panel reviewed Johnston and Associates data adjusting precinct boundaries to meet population standards and anticipated changes including Stockdale and Floresville areas. Health officials announced mosquito spraying and tetanus clinics, while the auditor noted the jail medical contract cancellation and Hospital District service arrangements.
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Pat Kopecki
Wilson County
Marvin Quinney
Roger Lopez
Wayne Stroud
Bobby Lynn
John Olenick
Judge Quinney
Leslie Johnston
Johnston and Associates
Lynn
la Vernia
Floresville
South
Texas
Stockdale
Edwin Baker
Wilson County Health and Public Safety Officer
Stockdale City Hall
Texas Department of Health
Ray Wolff
Wolff
Valley
Quinney
Veterans’ Land Board
Veteran’s Land Board
Justice Court
Darrell Newman
Drug Task Force
Texas Archives Control Program
Newman
Lopez
Olenick
Joe Tackitt
Public Hearing on Design/Review Ordinance for Historic District
A notice from Main Street Manager Harry R. Grove about a September 27 2001 7 00 p m public hearing and City Council vote on a Design Review ordinance for exterior work in the Historical District and a five year tax phase in plan for reinvestments over 25 of pre construction value Also mention of a forthcoming Design Guidelines booklet modeled on Elgin s plan
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Harry R. Grove
Elgin
Lone Star
Floresville Main Street gains momentum with new plans
Community updates show Debbie Boll chairing the Main Street Promotion Committee while Jason Talley advances a two story insurance complex in the downtown shell. Kasie's Sugar Shack Cafe readies to open as Neil Edwards renovates the Garden Diner and Jerry Vega completes sheetrock at a new steakhouse next to a sports bar.
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Floresville
Elgin
Main Street
City Hall
Debbie Boll
Jason Talley
Kasie
Jerry Vega
Neil Edwards
Apparent Terrorist Attacks Cripple World Trade Center and Pentagon
Chronicle of the September 11 2001 attacks notes hijacked planes striking the World Trade Center towers in New York City causing massive fires and eventual collapses. Reports indicate mass casualties and emergency responses as federal and border closures followed.
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World Trade Towers
Pentagon
C.S.T
World Trade Center
Manhattan Island
New York
United Airlines
Boston
L.A
Dulles Airport
Washington, D.C
FBI
U.S.A
el Paso
American Airlines
Washington D.C. Dales Airport
World Trade Center Towers
Patrick Sison
Reuters
Peter Morgan