Cameron County Fresh Water District 1 Minutes May 11 1960
The Cameron County Fresh Water District No. 1 Board met May 11 at 7 00 PM at the Water Office. Vice President Carr presided in President Keller’s absence with secretary Kennedy and other officers present. Items adopted included resolutions on septic tank elimination near the plant, a district map, salaries, and compensation for board members and the tax assessor. The board approved layoffs, approved asset sales, and discussed plant upgrades, funding allocations, and Treasury Bill movements before adjourning at 10 53 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of
Cameron County Fresh Water Dist. No. 1
Garcie St
Carr
Keller
Kennedy
Bell
Martinez
Williams
Hood
Thorn
Deihi-Taylor
Dethi-Taylor
Mr. Kenedy
Martines
Board of Supervisors
Texas State Park Board
Lighthouse Park
Jenkins
Hockaday
Texas Board of Water Engineers
Board of Tax Equalization
Cunningham
Hansen
Treasury
Special Fund
Water Revenue Fund
Manager Hood
Long Range Plan Aims to Boost South Padre Island Traffic
McGehee of the American Institute of Park Executives will gather nationwide input on attracting park traffic via concessions or county financing. The program seeks to draw visitors to South Padre Island across the Queen Isabella Causeway and increase revenue. The park board eyes a marina, pavilion, theater on the sea, shelters, camp sites, more roads, and two additional county park sites. The inventory will include new construction and picnic shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGehee
American Institute of Park Executives
South Padre Island
Queen Isabella Causeway
Park board eyes Tahitian Village and enhanced coast access
The Port Isabel Park Board considers leasing beach land at Andy Bowie Park for a Tahitian Village with 50 to 150 semi permanent shelters, and a fishing pier area near Laguna Madre. A separate plan from Tom Wilkinson envisions upgrading the park fishing pier with T heads, boat slips, camping, snacks and entertainment, at an estimated $20 000 to $30 000, seeking a lease extension. The article also notes shell collecting interest, local visitors, and fishing guidance from Mercury outboard.
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Isla Blanca
Bert Kraus
San Antonio
Gulf Coast
Kraus
Andy Bowie
Tom Wilkinson
Laguna Madre
Coast Guard Station
Wilkinson
Left handed junonia sighting spurs shell club interest
Florida announces the discovery of a left handed junonia, a rare form, prompting plans for a shell fair and possible shell club formation to promote civic pride and local matching of notable finds. no left handed junonias have yet been found in the Valley.
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Isla Blanca Park
Civic Pride
Florida
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Francisco Garcia
Robert R. Gray
Feeeererere
Woodford
Thornton
Timoteo Barrientez
Cosme Garza
Ireresesees
Juan B. Tamayo
Sermins Cree Iecesedscude
Arnulfo Lopez
Francisco Baldovinos
Valentin Villarreal
Prigngr
Eleanor An Gonisby
Josephine Lubbeck
von de Viete
Gals i
Iscivesecass
Concepcion
Buendia
Bacay
Perl Bros
E. Elizabeth Street
Fashion Clothiers
Brownsville
Port Isabel Chamber of Commerce
Delhi-Taylor and
Mayfair
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp
Port Isabel, Texas
W. T. McDonald
Brazos County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Texas
Pan American State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
E. Levee Street
Mrs
Horace Moses
Liverpool
Cecil Moses
Temple
John Ward
Cury Outboard Company
Port Isabel
Bob Moniux
Arthur Ruiz
Shell Club
Anthony
Tony) Brown
Manent
Cameron County
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