Hill Seeks Review Of Coastal Gas Settlement
Texas Attorney General John Hill reviews a proposed 500 million benefit settlement with Coastal States Gas Corp. He cautions final approval hinges on evaluating the Gas Search Program and legal viability. The memorandum of Understanding aims to provide tangible benefits to customers in exchange for 1.6 billion in gains to the company, with state and federal officials weighing regulatory transfers and stock ownership concerns.
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Austin
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Coastal States
Mayor Sees Settlement Time as Key to Coastal Gas Deal
Liz Cockrell states the settlement package, reviewed by Atty Gen John Mill, is the best accord under the circumstances. She cites months of talks, suggests additional discussion teams, and asserts the package meets the city's motor line requirement by recovering more than potential litigation would.
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Coastal Stotes Gas Producing Co
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Empire
Austin LCRA Agreement Hopes for Settlement Amid Turmoil
Negotiators from the city of Austin and the Lower Colorado River Authority discuss a potential court settlement worth 846 billion dollars with Coastal Stakes Gas Corp. Two major customers, represented, decline to sign a broader understanding. Lo-Vaca GatheringCo would relocate headquarters to Sum Aninma or Corpus Christ and issue 8.5 billion in preferred stock to a settlement trust for San Antonio and other Lo-Visea customers.
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Lo-Yisea
Mexican Trade Fair Faces Public Preview in Sin Animale
public plan a September 17 preview at Convention Center Hall for the Mexican Trade Fair called MaxFair 77 to showcase 400 exhibitors across eight categories. Mayor Cockrell announced the event after a private meeting, with representatives from IMCE and local firms pledging support and funding.
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Tax Board Impasse Over Assessors On City County Board
The Tax Board remains deadlocked over adding two assessor positions to the four member board. County Commissioner Bustamante and City Councilor Bila oppose expanding the board while Judge Reeves and Pil Pyadu support the action, arguing for broader expertise in appraisal matters and independence of appraisal operations. The panel reviewed the equalization report recommending adding city and county tax assessors and a professional appraiser to lead the LEA program, with funding separation from city and county authorities.
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Hotel Developers Seek Extension for Market Street Project
The San Antonio Development Agency voted Tuesday to extend the long term commitment for a hospital tied project on Rosa Verde with land between W Houston and Cynerce Streets. The bank and two adjoining property owners oppose the delay citing time wasted and a shift in plans.
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Sam Antonio Development Agency
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W. Houston
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Bustamante Reelected MHMR Chairman in Bexar County
County Commissioner Albert Bustamante was reelected to a two year term as chairman of Bexar County MHMR Center. The board endorsed Alberto Rodriguez Marathon Walk set for March 18 in San Antonio, with proceeds to fund MHMR child development programs and equipment.
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Rio Grande Valley
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