Woodcreek City Council rejects utility rate hike in meeting
In a special meeting the Woodcreek City Council voted to keep current utility rates, asserting exclusive city jurisdiction over rates and operations. Mayor Jeanine Pool cited an auditor’s report and required justifications for proposed increases, while noting outside areas fall under the Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission. The council adopted Ordinance No. 96-50, with minor fee adjustments for returned checks and transfers.
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Texas Water Code
Jeanine Pool
Woodcreek South
Brook Meadow
Woodcreek North
Woodcreek Lodge
Fall Brook
Billie Bob’s Knob
Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission
TNRCC
James Jansen
Woodcreek Utilities Inc
Pool
GTE proposes surcharge to recoup ELCS revenue loss
GTE Southwest Inc seeks a surcharge to recover lost revenue from Extended Local Calling Service ELCS as part of a four year basic service freeze under Senate Bill 632 The Public Utility Commission notes that rates shift toward competition Anne Roussos says ELCS involves flexible baskets of services and varies by exchange Kyle approved ELCS for San Marcos and Buda Wimberley petition failed see GTE page 2
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Public Utility Commission
GTE Southwest Inc
Hays County
Kyle
San Marcos
Buda
Wimberley
Hobby Lobby event notices through May and June
Water aerobics sessions scheduled for June 39 26, contact 847-3203. Civic Club promotes the Wimberley Home Tour on May 18.
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Wimberley Players rehearse Run For Your Wife at Greenhouse
The Wimberley Players rehearse the British farce Run For Your Wife at the Greenhouse Theater amid renovations. Director Pancho Russell leads a mix of fresh talent and familiar faces after a year away, thanking the community for support during reconstruction.
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Opinion sought on Tracey Dean eligibility for Wimberley board
Hays County District Attorney Marcos Hernandez said an Attorney General opinion known as DM89 may apply to Tracey Dean's eligibility to serve on the Wimberley school board. He noted the process could take weeks or sooner, and that the request was filed May 6 after April 29 board discussion. The board stressed it does not issue legal opinions, while Morales opinion related to a city not a district.
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McLennan County
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Texas
Civil Appeals Court
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Dean
Secretary of State
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