River management fees explained for Comal and Guadalupe outfitters
City officials describe two charges for river use shuttle permits and river management fees. The funds pay river operations including litter removal, police and rangers, staff salaries, and improvement projects. In 2006 the river management fee rose by 25 cents, with outfitters reporting varied total payments based on shuttle seats and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pence
Comal
Guadalupe
Paul Isham
Isham
Zero Rivers
Rockin’ R
Camal
Rivers
Mel Polk
Amigo Mel's
Guadalupe Outpost
Amigo Mel
Amigo Mel’s
Polk
Texas Tubes Tops River Fees With 54253 Summer Total
Texas Tubes led New Braunfels river outfitters in river management fees, paying 54253.75 for the season. Colie Reno, co owner, noted busy summers and urged daily river cleanup funded by the city. He called for more input on fee spendings and river maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tubes
Colie Reno
Reno
Weather Takes Toll Yet Shelters Not Needed In Comal County
Officials report widespread ice and closed roads in Comal County after a cold front. Red Cross, emergency leaders and schools prepared shelters if needed, but Interstate 35 stayed open and no large power outages or stranded motorists occurred. Food banks and Meals on Wheels faced temporary delays, yet deliveries and operations slowly resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister
New Braunfels
Red Cross
San Antonio
Austin
Carol Edgett
Comal County
Edgett
SOS Food Bank, Inc
Food Bank
John, MacMullen
MacMullen
Community Council of South Central Texas Inc
Comaf County
Bulverde
Canyon Lake
Louis R. Ramirez
Ramirez
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Amigo Mels
Boo Toos
City
Comal Rapid Transit
Felger’s
Gruene
Both Rivers
Gruene River Company
Roy’s
Schlitterbahn
WIN
Ital