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CALH victorious against landfill, transfer station
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By Carrie Prazak-Gourley
The Waller Times
On Tuesday, February 9, the Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality (TCEQ) informed Green Group
Holdings (GGH), the City of Hempstead, and Citizens
Against the Landfill (CALH) by phone that they would
not accept the “grandfathering” argument made by GGH
in regards to their prior Transfer Station Registration,
which they claimed exempted them from compliance
with local government ordinances, which currently prohibit a landfill at the proposed site in Hempstead. The
TCEQ stated they would not accept a new application
from GGH on the Hwy. 6 site on the “grandfathering”
premise.
Now, GGH will have to be in compliance with local
ordinances. A 2013 ordinance which allowed the Hwy.
6 and Hwy. 290 landfill site was voided in the settlement agreement, made after a Waller County jury sided
with the City of Hempstead and the Citizens Against the
Landfill in Hempstead, and shortly thereafter, the 2011
ordinance, prohibiting a landfill on that site, was reinstated.
Good news for opponents of the landfill, which began last January with the outcome of the trial, continued
last October when the TCEQ returned the permit application of Pintail Landfill, LLC, citing several reasons
for the site’s unacceptability. Pintail determined not to
appeal their decision, so the original permit application
is dead.
However, Pintail was not finished yet with Waller
County, and with dismay, opponents of the landfill
learned that Pintail notified the TCEQ in January of
their desire to submit another application for a permit on
the same site, under the provisions of the Texas Health
and Safety Code under Chapters 363 and 364. Pintail
claimed that their Transfer Station permit was “grandfathered” by provisions of that code for the entire 410.37
acre site, not just for the 1.16 acre transfer station.
So when TCEQ called the City of Hempstead and
CALH last Tuesday, informing them of their decision
to oppose Pintail’s request, the opponents of the landfill
breathed a great sigh of relief.
In Commissioners Court on Wednesday, February
10, Commissioner Pct. 1, John Amsler, stated, “For all
intents and purposes, the landfill is dead. Victory belongs
to the citizens of the City of Hempstead, and indeed to
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Little Eden Children’s Home matron to speak at annual fundraiser
10th Annual Fundraiser set for March 5
In celebration of the 10 year anniversary of the Little Eden
Children’s Home in Kenya, Africa, Mike Eden Ministries is excited
to announce that Matron Anne Ndumbe of Little Eden will be making her first trip to America to be the special guest speaker at the
annual fundraiser, scheduled for Saturday, March 5, 2016, at the
Hempstead Knights of Columbus Hall, starting at 5:30 p.m.
“We believe that you will be touched by the story of the lives
of the 67 children that she cares for as a substitute mother and also
the story of her life as a Kenyan woman,” stated Sylvia Eden, wife
of Mike Eden, founder of Mike Eden Ministries and visionary of
the orphanage.
“High in the beautiful mountainous region above Nairobi,
Kenya sit two imposing, red tile roofed rock buildings, built by
the loving hands of Kenyan villagers and American missionaries,”
Eden described. “These large and spacious buildings are the homes
to 35 boys and 32 girls.”
These Kenyan children are orphan’s, under the care of Mike
and Sylvia Eden, of Mike Eden Ministries of Waller County, Texas.
Their wellbeing, health, schooling, clothing, food and other essential necessities are funded completely from loving donors, sponsors
and fund raising events.
“Future self-sufficiency is the key to the success of this ministry,” Eden stated. “Food supplies are raised on site in the “shamba”/ Sylvia Eden (back row, far left) stands with the girls at Little Eden Children’s Home in Kenya,
garden by staff members who are assisted by older children. The Africa, after decorating their Christmas tree. Mike Eden Ministries is holding its 10th Annual
Little Eden Children’s Home Fundraiser on Saturday, March 5, 2016, at the Hempstead Knights
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of Columbus Hall starting at 5:30 p.m. Submitted photo.
Waller County citizens voice their opposition to high speed rail
Citizens, WallCo Sub-Regional Planning Commission meets with TxDOT
The Waller Times
On Tuesday, February 9, at 1:30 p.m., the Waller
County Sub-Regional Planning Commission conducted
their first Coordination Meeting with the Texas Department
of Transportation (TxDOT) concerning the Texas Central
Railway’s proposed High Speed Rail project between Dallas and Houston, which is now slated to cut through Northeast Waller County. The meeting took place on the Prairie
View A&M Campus at the Don Clark Criminal Justice
Building.
The Waller County Sub-Regional Planning Commis-
sion was formed in 2008 under Chapter 391 of the Texas
Local Government Code, for the purpose of planning the
future development of the community, including the planning of transportation systems within Waller County’s jurisdiction. Groups formed under Chapter 391 provide for the
protection of rural communities through acquiring coordination with governmental entities, and a seat at the table as
an equal partner in matters affecting quality of life.
Over 165 concerned residents were in attendance at
this first coordination meeting, including Pine Island Mayor
Debra Ferris; Council member Marie Herndon of Prairie
View; City of Waller Mayor Danny Marburger; City of
Hempstead Mayor Michael Wolfe; T.J. Johnson, President
of Waller County Advocacy Group; and Waller ISD’s Superintendent of Administration, Kevin Moran.
Several presentations highlighted areas where the high
speed rail could negatively impact Waller County. A presentation given by John Isom, Waller Economic Development,
detailed the negative impact the HSR would have on our
area’s economic development. Other presenters included
Gary Ferguson, Waller-Harris ESD #200; Danny Twardowski, Waller ISD Superintendent; Johnson; Don Garrett,
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Commissioners discuss changes to indigent defense system
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At a meeting of the Waller County
Commissioner’s Court on Wednesday,
February 10, Commissioners listened
to a presentation given by State Senator
Rodney Ellis, and Jim Bethke, Executive
Director of the Indigent Defense Commission, on ways to reform local criminal
justice through the county’s indigent defense system.
Senator Ellis stated that money is
available through grants from the state
to reform local criminal justice systems,
and many Texas counties have already
accessed these grants. Some counties,
according to Ellis, have already initiated
reforms, and Bexar County, which sur-
rounds the San Antonio area, has been the
first successful participant in reforming
their county’s indigent defense system.
Some suggestions made by Ellis for
reform included: 1) reducing unnecessary
pretrial incarceration and to determine
flight risk through a pre-trial screening
program, and 2) acquiring early counsel
at the magistrate hearing, so that mentally
ill can advocate for treatment, and that
those facing criminal charges can have
continuity with representation throughout
the process.
Commissioner Pct. 3, Jeron Barnett,
in the wake of Sandra Bland’s death in the
Waller County Jail, initiated the request
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Waller Wonders – Texas-size highway … of course!
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Hwy 290 and
I-45 opened last week. The highway folks got all the barriers down
sometime after dark Friday night
… and in true Texas fashion, even
though the road wasn’t officially
open, drivers immediately zoomed
onto the new road. Travel was free
for the first week, so that was okay,
I suppose.
I got a call the next day from
a friend who has never been on
ANY segment of 99, yet somehow
had managed to make his maiden
voyage on the roadway at around
midnight shortly after the barriers
were removed. And what a tale he
told!
He and his wife had been at
a function up on I-45 and had left
for their home near the Galleria a
little after 11 p.m. He thought he
T
was heading south on 45 when he
realized that he was on an unfamiliar road … and there were no other
cars to be seen. He saw precious
few road signs, and no freeway
lights, either.
Finally he saw an exit for
Telge Road, and recognizing the
name, he exited and headed south
to access Hwy 290. He hadn’t been
on that road for a while, either, and
had no idea that he was heading
into a war zone of road construction, closed ramps, and uneven
pavement.
I know it was unkind of me,
but by the time he got to the end
of his harrowing (to him and his
wife!) tale, I was laughing so hard
I couldn’t breathe. Unlike us regular people, he lives in a civilized
neighborhood (neighbors include
George and Barb – Bush, that
is – and Ed Emmett (aka Harris
County Judge), where streets are
well-maintained. He will probably
never leave home again.
•••
Parts of Hwy 99 … a.k.a. The
Grand Parkway … have been open
for a while. I use the section between 290 and Hwy 59 going south
a couple of times a month, and it
saves a huge amount of time, especially since Hwy 290 all the way to
610 resembles the aftermath of an
earthquake. I have such sympathy
for folks who have to use that road
every day, ‘cause there’s really no
alternate route.
When this 99 monster is fin-
ished, a trip all the way around will
be 180 miles – three hours on a
good day! Almost half of it – 72
miles – is open now. In all, five
of the planned 11 segments are
complete. All but one of those segments has been funded, so work
will click right along.
This is the third loop around
Houston. The next one – if there
is one – will be right at Waller’s
doorstep! It’s only 11 miles from
my driveway to the entrance of 99
now. The first loop was the 610
loop. Next was the Sam Houston
Tollway (Beltway 8). And now we
have 99, which traverses seven
counties: Galveston; Brazoria;
Fort Bend; Harris; Montgomery;
Liberty, and Chambers counties.
The Grand Parkway concept
hatched in the early ‘80s, and the
Grand Parkway Association was
authorized in 1984. The Association is a non-profit State Transportation Corporation, and you can
keep up with project news at www.
grandpky.com
We could build eleven NRG
Stadiums with the concrete – 1.8
million cubic yards – poured, and
the 110 million pounds of steel
used could build two battleships
the size of the USS Texas.
Just how big IS this thing?
What can we compare it against?
Back in November, the Houston
Chronicle ran a series of maps
overlaying the Grand Parkway
on about 20 recognizable areas
around the world. Here are a few
comparisons for your amusement:
• Dallas/Ft. Worth – covers
the DFW metroplex, up to Frisco,
Allen, and Plano; south to Cleburne and Waxahachie, and east to
Garland
• Austin – from Round Rock
almost to Georgetown; to Wimberley, San Marcos, and Bastrop;
to Lockhart and almost to Marble
Falls
• Rhode Island – most of the
state
• Northern Ireland – most of
the region
• London – the city and much
of the surrounding countryside
• Ditto for Rome
• Washington, D.C. area – includes Alexandria, Virginia; Gaithersburg and Annapolis, Maryland;
and the entire Baltimore metropolitan area
• Chicago – up to Skokie,
down to Joliet, west to Aurora, and
further
• San Francisco – west well
out into the ocean, east across the
bay and south to San Jose
• Jamaica and Fiji – most of
each island.
Bottom line – this thing is big.
Traffic moves along pretty good
… for now. As I recall, traffic on
Beltway 8 was efficient in the early days, too. Now? Not so much.
I didn’t even mention that massive stretch of parking lot called
the Katy Freeway. No matter how
much land they condemned, no
matter how many businesses they
killed, no matter how much concrete they poured to build it, traffic
just barely oozes along. It isn’t fair
to call it a “freeway. The moving
sidewalk at the airport often moves
faster.
•••
While I hesitate to mention
this on the same page, it’s important that we be vigilant about this
proposed high speed train that will
do so much harm to our communities – not only ours, but communities like ours all along the route
between Houston and Dallas.
People driving between the
two cities stop along the way for
gas and barbecue and ice cream.
They stop along the road to buy
fresh peaches, sweet potatoes, and
watermelon. They plow money
into the rural Texas economy. All
of that will be just a blur out the
window of a train going 200 miles
per hour.
Your best weapon is education, so go to http://www.texansagainsthsr.com and learn as much as
you can about this train AND how
to fight it. Then attend local meetings, including those put on by the
train people (http://www.texascentral.com.). Ask questions. Contact
your elected officials at ALL levels. Your voice is important, but
only if you open your mouth.
The city council of Waller
has already officially voiced our
concerns to Texas Central, and we
copied all of our elected officials.
County Judge Trey Duhon has
been a vocal opponent, as have
many other elected officials. Get
involved. Make some noise. Maybe we can’t stop it; but we have to
try.
•••
Light birthday candles for
Ruth Avila, Jared Pitchford, Judy
Brejcha, John Hearnsberger,
Tracey Carruthers, Brady Dygert,
Eunice Harrison, Kellie Carpenter,
Caroline Crites, Judy Connor, Dennis Thomas, Jessica Marsh, Lisa
Frierson, Johnnie Mellman, Tracy
Sandoval, Edward Walenta, Betty
Jean Arnold, Stephen Buzek, Joey
Smith, Kourtney Hurry, Michael
James Cook, Caylie Sierra Dunham, Rachell Mikeska, Judy Holcombe, Dee Anna Chesson, Martha Silva, Sherry Brunson, Joyce
Timmerman, Helen Baumgartener, Frederick Gollmer, Chad Russ,
Rand’n Loewe, Daniel Buzek,
Cory Bundick, Katie Haynes, Jason Hooper, Cory Smith. Lesly
Edmonds, Kym Marburger Murray, Matthew Thompson, David
Scott Wilkinson, T. J. Phillips, and
Matthew Thompson.
Happy anniversary to
Gary and Mary Eaton, Delbert and
Dolly Schultz, Ronney and Brenda Bundick, Armando and Lynna
Gonzalez; and Berry and Eunice
Harrison.
•••
Until next week …
Contact Nancy at arnoldn@
msn.com, or mail news items to her
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Our shaky economy will have great impact on Election 2016
According to the U.S. government, the Great Recession
ended more than five years ago
and recovery is complete. Yet,
most Americans don’t feel that
way. Many, rather, feel the effects of a stagnant economy--flat
wages, rising prices, high debt,
and fear about the future stability of Social Security and Medicare.
Obviously, there is a tremendous disconnect between
those living inside the beltway in
Washington, D.C. and the folks
on Main Street. Despite the rose-
colored glasses worn by the pundits in the media, reality bites,
and the future outlook for the
U.S. economy seems bleak.
America’s economy is not
yet in recession, which is defined
by two consecutive months of
negative GDP (gross domestic
product) growth, but fears of a
recession are growing fast. Last
quarter growth was only .7% and
for 2015 growth remained at a
sluggish 2.4%.
In 2008, after the collapse
of the housing market and looming bank failures, the Federal
Reserve lowered interest rates
to near 0, and began pumping
money into the economy in a series of bursts collectively named
“quantitative easing”. Seven
years of 0 interest rates, $3.7 trillion of Fed money printing, and
more than 8 trillion piled onto
the public debt has resulted in an
economy struggling to break a
2.5% full-year growth rate. Economic growth in the fourth quarter of 2015 was .7 percent. That’s
it. The rate of economic growth
for the last 23 quarters since the
recession of 2008-2009 is the
slowest of any economic recovery since the Great Depression of
the 1930’s.
As for the stock market, it’s
off to a scary start, with stocks
falling sharply on the fears of
continued weakness in the Chinese economy. Even more ominous is the fact that the market
is off to its rockiest start since
1932.
Wall Street has been spooked
by the crash in oil prices. Oil
dropped 3% last week and is back
below $30 a barrel. Cheap oil is
great for consumers, but alarms
investors who fear it signals
something isn’t right with the
economy. Several noted economists and investors have stated
that the market, propped up by
quantitative easing, is overvalued, and due for a crash.
Consumer spending is another worry noted by economists.
U.S. consumers make up about
70% of the economy, and they
haven’t been opening their wallets much, despite lower gasoline
prices. Even during the holiday
season last December, consumer
spending continued to be flat.
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U.S. manufacturing is already in recession, as that sector
contracted for the fourth straight
month in January, according to
the key ISM index, which tracks
industry’s growth.
And although official unemployment has fallen to below 5%,
that number is not at all a true
picture of the job market. In fact,
job cuts soared 218% in January,
mainly due to falling oil prices.
The official unemployment rate,
as reported by the U.S. Department of Labor, is extremely misleading. Why? Because if you
stop looking for work, if your
unemployment runs out, or if
you can only obtain part time
employment, you are no longer
counted as unemployed. That’s
why the official employment rate
doesn’t feel like good times for
most households. If you include
the marginally employed, longterm unemployed, and underemployed, the rate would more than
double.
Further bad news that will
impact growth is the U.S. trade
deficit, which widened last month
due to weak global demand for
U.S. goods to 2.1 percent or $43.4
billion, and it is not expected to
improve any time soon. Our trade
deficit with China reached an all
time high in 2015, an astounding
$365,691,500,000.
During 2016, the U.S. economy may also be negatively affected by political instability in the
Mideast, including the mass migration crisis facing Europe and
the world. This mass movement
of people, affecting key global
markets, could affect the U.S.
economy in unexpected ways, as
could the continued slowing of
economic growth in China, and
all emerging markets.
Because of economic uncertainty, it is imperative that
Americans take a hard look at
presidential candidates. Since
our national debt will rise to over
$20 trillion by the time of the
presidential election, a nearly unsustainable amount, how can we
keep on spending? Taking all the
money, from all the 1%, would
not even sustain Social Security.
Everyone should consider
the possibility of another recession, perhaps worse than the that
of 2008. This time the Federal
Reserve is out of its bag of tricks.
Quantitative easing, which simply prints money “magically”
into the economy, has ended and
interest rates, even after seven
years, have only risen to slightly
above zero.
Remember, this time if the
economy tanks, there are no in-
terest rates to lower. In 2008, Fed
Chair Ben Bernanke was able
to lower the rate from 5.25%
to near 0. What now? Will the
Federal Reserve try to sell more
Treasury Bonds to pump more
borrowed money into the economy? What if no one is buying?
After all, 23 countries have now
dropped the dollar as their exchange currency.
Because of these factors,
the ability of government to save
markets this time around will be
difficult, if not impossible. Add
to that chaos in currency, bond
and equity markets, which has
already begun, and the outlook
for 2016 is bleak.
Keep in mind, during your
deliberations to choose a candidate, that nothing is free. Debt always must be paid. In the words
of Margaret Thatcher, “Eventually we run out of other people’s
money.”
Like former President Bill
Clinton’s campaign for the presidency famously once said, “It’s
the economy, stupid.” Well, it is,
and everyone’s life depends on
it.
Yes, our country faces challenges, but they can all be overcome. After all, our country is
still the last great hope of Earth,
and a place where Americans
still feel grateful to possess their
unique birthright. Still to this
day, in no other nation, is it easier
for a man or woman of any race
or ethnicity, to rise from obscurity to a position of power and
wealth. No doubt that there are
millions who would love to walk
in your shoes. May God continue to bless the United States of
America!
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How to Pay For College seminar set
A How to Pay for Your College Education seminar will be held on
Thursday, February 18, 2016, from 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the Hempstead
Recreation Center. This is a free information session sponsored by
the City of Hempstead and the Hempstead Recreation Center and
includes topics such as types of financial aid, locating scholarships,
understanding the FAFSA form, ways to avoid college debt, and
much more. FAFSA forms will be available (FAFSA deadline is
March 15 for Texas students). High school students and parents of
the Waller County Community are invited to attend. For more information, contact the Hempstead Recreation Center at 979-826-2441.
CALH More Than a Garage Sale Set
Citizens Against the Landfill in Hempstead (CALH) has scheduled its February 2016 ‘more than a’ Garage Sale for February 19
and 20, 2016. Donations of new or gently used items are requested
and can be dropped off at 641 10th Street, in Hempstead (next to
Schwarz Hardware), Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. until 12 noon. All donations are tax deductible and funds
raised are used to support the effort to stop the Pintail Landfill on
Hwy 6. For more information, visit StopHwy6Landfill.com.
Walk Across Texas event set
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office of Waller County will be
holding the ‘Walk Across Texas’ program beginning on Monday,
March 7 and continuing until Monday, May 2. Walk Across Texas is a free, fun and flexible way to exercise. Get together with
seven other people—friends, neighbors, coworkers, or family
members—and start walking, or jogging, or even biking. To participate, pick up a registration packet between February 10 and
February 29 at the Waller County Extension Office. There is no
cost for the program. For more details, please visit the website at
WalkAcrossTexas.tamu.edu or contact the Waller County Extension Office at 979-826-7651.
Mike Eden Ministries to hold fundraiser
Mike Eden Ministries will be hosting their 10th Little Eden Children’s Home annual fundraiser on Saturday, March 5 at 5:30 p.m.
at the Hempstead Knights of Columbus Hall. This event will benefit 67 orphan children living at the home. Please save the date.
Special guest speaker will be Anne Ndumbe, matron of Little
Eden. Also the premiere of “The Story of Little Eden Children’s
Home” documentary will be shown that night.
February 17, 2016, THE WALLER TIMES, Section A, Page 3
Waller Police Department activity February 4 - February 10
Waller Police Department
Officers responded to 40 calls
for service resulting in four
incident reports. Additionally,
officers completed three motor
vehicle crash reports.
On February 4, 2016, Sergeant Bellard responded to the
2100 block of Waller Street to
investigate the report of burglary.
On February 4, 2016, Of-
ficer Serges responded to the
20000 block of FM 362 to investigate the report of a motor
vehicle crash, hit and run.
On February 5, 2016, Officer Zuniga responded to the
40900 block of US 290 to investigate the report of theft.
On February 5, 2016, Officer Prudente responded to the
40600 block of US 290 to investigate the report of a motor
vehicle crash, hit and run.
40200 block of US 290 to investigate the report of a motor
vehicle crash with injuries.
31000 block of FM 2920 to investigate the report of a motor
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•••
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Representatives of law enforcement agencies and courts
from more than 300 jurisdictions
across Texas announced combined efforts to host the 2016
Great Texas Warrant Roundup
beginning Saturday, March 5.
The roundup is designed to
target thousands of defendants
with traffic, parking, city ordinance, penal code, and higher
charge warrants from participating jurisdictions. The focus is
to bring these individuals into
compliance with court orders;
there are multiple options that
are available to do so.
Hundreds of thousands of
notices were recently mailed
statewide by participating entities. Numerous counties, justices of the peace, constables,
and municipalities of all sizes
will participate in the roundup.
It is believed to be the largest
joint operation of its kind.
Affected persons are urged
to contact the appropriate jurisdiction or jurisdictions during
the next two weeks to dispose of
their cases voluntarily to avoid
the inconvenience and embarrassment of arrest.
You may contact the City
Of Waller Municipal Court at
936-372-5614, City Of Hempstead at 979-826-8838, Waller
County J.P. # 1 at 979-826-7745,
Waller County J.P. # 2 at 936372-2193, Waller County J.P.
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serving the Waller, Texas area.
The WACC Board, with the support of the Chamber members,
have created a scholarship opportunity in support of the edu-
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These scholarships are administered by the WACC and is
offered to high school students
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the senior who plans to pursue
higher education or technical
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chamber member, be a child of a
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Also pending in court is the
appeal of the settlement in the
case Citizens Against the Landfill in Hempstead and the City of
Hempstead v. Waller County, filed
by former County Judge Glenn
Beckendorff, along with former
Commissioners Frank Pokluda
and Stan Kitzman. The case is still
pending in the First Court of Appeals in Houston. The appellate
case number 01-15-00523-CV entitled: Glenn Beckendorff, in his
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WCA surpasses fundraising goal for 4th year
Last month, Waller Christian Academy hosted its annual gala and auction at Houston
Oaks Country Club. The event
was packed and a great time
was had by all as the school
surpassed it previous totals in
funds raised.
Waller Christian Academy
raised over $120,000 and they
give all the glory to God for
this wonderful evening. Those
in attendance were able to enjoy speeches given by several
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to the Texas Indigent Defense
Commission (TDIC) asking for
a review/assessment of Waller
County’s Indigent Defense Program and to inquire about possible grant opportunities available
to upgrade the program.
After the presentation, District Judge Albert McCaig, Jr.
presented the current status of
the county’s indigent defense
plan, procedures and policies.
McCaig stated during his presentation, “I welcome an assessment
and believe we will be shown to
be in compliance with all state
laws.” McCaig added that five
additional magistrates, a team
from TIDC, has assessed Waller
County’s Indigent Defense Plan,
making sure the plan is current
on all laws.
Judge McCaig stated that
numerous internal control measures are used to ensure the
county is in compliance with the
Waller Indigent Defense plan by
including the County Auditor,
District Clerk, District Attorney,
and Contract Attorneys in the
process of compliance.
“Of course, good legal
counsel is also integral to any
plan. Waller County has 10 indigent attorneys, a diverse team
consisting of three Spanish language speakers and three African Americans, and a mixture of
male and female advocates, who
have a total combined average
experience of 22.4 years,” added
McCaig.
Waller County has a large
percentage of indigent cases. In
2015, the county prosecuted 572
felonies, of which 336 were indigent cases or about 42% of all
cases presented to the court.
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Commissioner Pct. 2, Russell Klecka requested that the
court direct County Auditor, Alan
Younts, to conduct a thorough
audit of the whereabouts of all
weapons bought or maintained
by the Waller County Sheriff ’s
Office, including a review of
weapons’ transfers.
Klecka stated that he had
been concerned about the weapons since a small arsenal of
guns was stolen from the Waller
County Sheriff ’s vehicle outside
a Saltgrass Steakhouse near Katy,
which have yet to be recovered.
Younts stated that he had
never been approached by the
commissioner in regards to his
concerns about the weapons and
stated that an auditor is independent and cannot be “directed” by
the court to perform an audit, as
per Klecka’s request. By law, the
County Auditor is completely independent to avoid a political use
of his office.
“I encourage commissioners
or any official who has a concern
about audits to meet with me in
my office to discuss their concerns. I’m there every day, and
would gladly address any issues
you might have,” Younts stated.
Younts added that Waller
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requested an audit of the weapons
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After intense discussion,
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property room, which may contain evidence. A regular audit of
the WCSO was already scheduled for the spring.
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approved payment of $35,933
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individuals received services
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Waller ISD School Board Meets at February Meeting
WISD Public Information
The Waller ISD Regular
Called School Board Meeting was
held on Monday, February 8. Superintendent Danny Twardowski
opened the recognitions by introducing Waller Area Chamber of
Commerce Vice President Carole Nemec. Nemec commended
Waller ISD Public Relations Director Marianne Kosik for receiving the Citizen of the Year awarded
from the Waller Area Chamber of
Commerce at their annual dinner.
Nemec spoke on behalf of
the Chamber and stated that Kosik
received the award for her making a difference in the community.
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Twardowski complimented her for
her commitment to the school district.
The next recognition on the
agenda was the W.C. Schultz Junior High School Competition
Cheer Team. The cheerleaders
brought home first place at the
Spirit Celebration Galveston Island National Competition at the
end of January, and were extended
a paid bid by the competition to
compete in New Orleans, Louisiana at the end of April. Additionally, Schultz Junior High School
cheerleader Gwyneth Kosik was
recognized for being selected out
of 500 cheerleaders for the WOW
award. This award is given for being an all-around cheer standout
who grabs the judge’s attention at
the competition.
The Houston Livestock Show
and Rodeo Art competition recognition was followed after the
cheerleaders. Waller High School
Art Teachers Lea Kohn and Kristi
Nelson, and Fields Store Elementary School Art Teacher Jody
Sheffield presented each of their
students whose art pieces had been
selected by the Houston Livestock
Show and Rodeo judges to the
Board. The selected pieces will
be displayed at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo throughout
the month of March.
The next recognition commended the Waller High School
Debate Team for their participation at the Stanford Debate Invitational. Waller High School
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meeting highlighted several outstanding student and staff achievements throughout the district.
Pictured is a group of students who were recognized by the board for their contributions to the
UIL Academic All-Star Team. WISD Public Information.
Debate Coach and Teacher Julie
Bonner highlighted four students,
who were recognized for competing in the Oratory and Impromptu
Speaking events and advancing
from the first round of the competition.
Waller High School teachers
Seth Marable and Melissa Walton
took to the podium next to recognize the winners of the 2016 Mr.
and Miss Valentine’s Pageant,
Justin Pershall and Kennedy Ellis. Marable and Walton discussed
how much time, effort and work
the students dedicated to the pageant and congratulated the winners and all contestants for their
participation. Twardowski commended Walton and Marable for
their commitment to the planning
the pageant and for creating memories for the senior class students.
The Waller ISD Advanced
Academic Coordinator Scotty
Johnson presented several students
for recognition, beginning with the
winners of the Waller ISD campus
spelling bees who will advance
to the Region V competition later
this month. Following the spelling
winners, Johnson presented the
UIL elementary and junior high
fall All-Star Team, who competed
in UIL virtual events throughout
the first semester. These students
were recognized by the school
board and attendees for their outstanding performance in the academic events.
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the agenda highlighted the Waller
High School football players who
were selected to receive District
19-5A Football Honors. Waller
ISD Athletic Director and Head
Football Coach Jim Phillips presented the recognition to the board,
and informed the school board of
the honor each player received.
The Consent Agenda was
next on the agenda, and was approved by the Board. Consideration for the approval of resignations, employment, administrator
contract renewals, minutes of the
January 11 meeting, leaves of
absence, staff transfers, disbursements, budget change requests,
tax refunds and reports were on
the agenda.
Joint Election agreements
were on the agenda for election
services with Waller County, and a
joint election agreement between
the Waller ISD and the City of
Waller were approved.
Consideration for the approval of the Maintenance Department’s purchase of new HVAC
Controllers was on the consent
agenda, as well as consideration
for the approval of Professional
Development and Appraisal System PDAS and Instructional
Leadership Development and Instructional Leadership Training
ILD/ILT Certification for Waller
ISD Administrators.
The Regular Agenda opened
with the consideration to approve the Order of the Waller ISD
School Board Election for Position
3 and 4. Currently Bryan Lowe
holds Position 3 and Gary Buchanan holds Position 4. Candidates
have until February 19, 2016 to
file an application for a place on
the Waller ISD School Board of
Trustees Ballot.
The school board was asked
to consider an order authorizing
the issuance of Waller Independent School District unlimited tax
school building and/or refunding/
bonds; setting certain parameters
for the bonds and authorizing the
superintendent or assistant superintendent for finance to approve
the amount, interest rate, price and
other terms thereof; authorizing
the redemption prior to the maturity of certain outstanding bonds;
and containing other items related
thereto. This agenda item was presented by Ben Morse of Andrews
Kurth.
The 2016-2017 Waller ISD
School Calendar was considered
and approved. A Calendar Survey was released to the public,
and one hundred percent of the
responses were used to formulate
next school year’s calendar. Several Texas Education Agency TEA
Expedited Waivers were presented
to the Board. Class Size Exception Waivers were submitted due
to some classrooms exceeding the
22:1 student to teacher ratio due
to growth. The Waller ISD School
Board nominated School Board
Trustee Kim Parmer for the Texas
Association of School Boards
TASB Board Region 4, Position
A.
In Information Items, Waller
ISD’s Director of Building Programs, Mark Lam, and VLK Architects Principal Todd Lien provided
a Waller ISD Bond construction
timeline and project update. Lam
also discussed the process for selecting a construction company to
build projects. Assistant Superintendent for Administration, Kevin
Moran, presented the district’s
emergency operations plan update, and informed the Board that
the District is constantly updating
the emergency operations plan to
best protect the safety of Waller
ISD and students.
Waller ISD Athletic Director and Head Football Coach Jim
Phillips presented the UIL realignment classification for 2016-2018,
which will be finalized next week.
The Information Items portion of
the meeting was closed with Moran informing the Board that there
will be a district-wide training on
February 15 on the topic of staff to
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Team brought home first place at
the Spirit Celebration Galveston
Island National Competition on
Sunday, January 17. 500 student
athletes competed in the spectacular event showing off their
cheer talents at the competition.
Teams from across Texas from
Caldwell, Desoto, Angleton,
Spring, Texarkana, Pearland, and
Sugar Land gathered to compete
in cheer and hip hop.
Coach Mary Bennett worked
tirelessly with the dedicated students throughout the school year
to get them ready for the event.
The cheer team practiced each
day during their advisory class
period, and on several Friday
evenings, with more frequent
practices occurring before competition time.
Coach Bennett was in tears
during the announcement that
the team had won a paid bid that
covers the cheer competition
The W.C. Schultz Junior High School competition cheer team is heading to New Orleans to
compete against other national champions. The team won a paid bid at the Spirit Celebration
Galveston Island 2-Day National Competition. WISD Public Information.
fees in New Orleans, Louisiana
to compete with other national
champions in the One Competition. She said, “Our girls worked
so hard. I am so proud of every
one of them and thankful for
the parent support.” The team
was judged on tumbling, jumps,
transitions, motions, dancing,
performance, school presentation, overall impression, stunts,
pyramids, tosses, and routine
WHS All District 19-5A Football Honors
timing. The team earned near
perfect high scores over the twoday period.
Ten cheer athletes were selected out 500 cheer athletes and
won the WOW award, an award
for being a cheer stand-out. One
of the ten cheer athletes selected
was Schultz Junior High’s very
own Gwyneth Kosik. Gwyn was
identified for being an all-around
cheer standout that grabbed the
judge’s attention at the competition.
The team received first place
in their division at the finals,
which earned the team medals,
a trophy that will be displayed
at the school, and cheer jackets.
The team will be recognized
at the February 8 Waller ISD
School Board Meeting for their
achievements at the competition. The One Competition will
be held in New Orleans, Louisiana on the weekend of April 29.
The team is selling popcorn to
help raise funds that will pay for
their travel costs to the competition.
Gwyneth Kosik is one of ten
cheer athletes out of 500 that
won a WOW Award at Spirit
Celebration Galveston Island
2-Day National Competition
for capturing the judge’s attention at the competition for
being a cheer stand-out. WISD
Public Information.
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Members of the Waller High School varsity football team were recognized at the February 8 Waller
ISD School Board Meeting for receiving District 19-5A Honors. WISD Public Information.
Congratulations to the
Waller High School varsity football team members that earned
19-5A All District Honors.
Team members that earned
19-5A All District Honors are
as follows: First Team Offense:
Running Back Eric Wright;
Second Team Offense: Running
Back Deion Bolding, Receiver
and Defensive Back William
Wagner, Offensive Line Drue
McGinty, Team Kicker Miguel
Aponte. Second Team Defense:
Wes Geigley, Linebacker; Bailey
Bloodworth, Linebacker; Jonathan York, Defensive Tackle; Detric Gardner, Defensive Tackle.
Also recognized were Honorable Mention Offense: Lance
Simon, Fullback; Octavio Morin,
Offensive Line; Ben Bankston,
Offensive Line; Stone Griffith,
Offensive Line; Isaias Juarez,
Offensive Line; Ethan ZenZen,
Deep Snapper. Honorable Mention Defense: Travis Johnson,
Defensive End; Michael Nickles, Defensive end; and Malik
Banks, secondary.
The team members were
recognized for receiving 19-5A
District Honors at the February
Waller ISD School Board Meeting.
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Rick Welch, Tom Gleason, and
Margaret Byfield, of the American
Stewards of Liberty.
Each of the above referenced
presentations covered the negative
impact the HSR would have on
the community in several areas,
including: natural resources, the
environment, historical and cultural impacts, land values, school
districts, and emergency services.
Also addressed was the concern
that federal laws under the National Environmental Policy Act have
not been followed, especially by
the Federal Railroad Commission.
PVAMU not only hosted the
meeting, but provided logistical
support as well as live streaming
and videotaping of the event.
Waller County Judge Trey
Duhon commented that he felt the
meeting could not have gone any
better and that this meeting is most
likely the first of many to come.
Duhon added, “We sent a
huge message tonight--we will not
let anyone walk over our county
for a private, for profit boondoggle.”
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Hempstead Middle School Band Students Receive Top UIL Ratings
By Laurie Bettis
HISD Public Information
Ten students from Hempstead Middle School, received
Superior Division I ratings, the
highest rating a contestant can
receive at the UIL Region 27
Solo and Ensemble Contest held
at Cypress Spring High School
on Saturday, February 6.
Receiving ones on the clarinet were Kaiyla Woods, Guadalupe Hernandez and Cesia Alvarez. On the trumpet, Gustavo
Moreno and Aneliz Rodriguez
received ones. Nerix Espinoza
and Georgina Arellano received
ones on the alto saxophone.
Stewart Middleton received a
one on the baritone, while An-
thony Herrera received a one
on the trombone and Ivan Sandoval-Lopez received a one on
the French horn.
“Our middle students did
very well this year,” said Ronald A. Walker, Sr., Director of
Bands. “We are proud of our
band students and look forward
to concert season.”
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It is the intention of the following districts to hold the May 7, 2016, Directors Election without
providing a voting station that meets the requirements for accessibility under 42 U.S.C. Section
15481(a)(3) on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance: Willow
Creek Farms Municipal Utility District, Kickapoo Fresh Water Supply District of Waller County,
and Harris-Waller Counties Municipal Utility District No. 3.
The above-listed districts invoke an exemption from the acquisition, lease, or use of an electronic
voting system for the election. Any voter in any of the above-listed districts may request the use
of a voting station that meets the accessibility requirements for voting by a person with a disability
by contacting the person below. The request must be received no later than the 45th day before the
election date in accordance with Section 49.111(d) of the Texas Water Code. You may send your
request to: Robyn German, Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP, 3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite
2600, Houston, Texas 77027, rgerman@abhr.com. You can fax your request to (713) 800-1171.
Please include the name of the district and the requesting voter’s name, address, telephone number
and e-mail address (if applicable).
AVISO DE EXENCIÓN
Es la intención de los siguientes distritos realizar la Elección de Directores el 7 de mayo de 2016
sin proveer una estación de votación que cumpla con los requisitos de accesibilidad de la Sección
15481(a)(3) del 42 U.S.C. el día de la elección y durante el periodo de votación anticipada en persona: Distrito de Servicios Públicos Municipales de Willow Creek Farms, Distrito de Suministro de
Agua Dulce de Kickapoo del Condado de Waller y Distrito de Servicios Públicos Municipales Nro.
3 del Condado de Harris-Waller.
Los distritos enumerados anteriormente invocan una exención para la adquisición, el arrendamiento
o el uso de un sistema de votación electrónica para la elección. Cualquier votante en cualquiera
de los distritos enumerados anteriormente podrá requerir el uso de una estación de votación que
cumpla con los requisitos de accesibilidad para que vote una persona con una discapacidad si se
comunica con la persona mencionada abajo. El pedido debe ser recibido no más tarde del 45to
día anterior al Día de Elección de acuerdo con la Sección 49.111(d) del Código de Agua de Texas.
Puede enviar su pedido a: Robyn German, Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP, 3200 Southwest
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Recuerde incluir el nombre del distrito y el nombre, la dirección, el número de teléfono y la dirección
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APPLICATION South Central Equine Crematory has applied to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for renewal of Air Quality Permit Number 79313, which would authorize continued operation of an animal crematory located at Farm to Market 2920 Road, Waller,
Harris County, Texas 77484. This link to an electronic map of the site or facility’s general location
is provided as a public courtesy and not part of the application or notice. For exact location, refer
to application.
h t t p : / / w w w. t c e q . t e x a s . g o v / a s s e t s / p u b l i c / h b 6 1 0 / i n d e x . h t m l ? l a t = 3 0 . 0 6 7 2 2 2 & l n g = 95.860833&zoom=13&type=r. The existing facility and/or related facilities are authorized to emit
the following air contaminants: particulate matter including particulate matter with diameters of 10
microns or less and 2.5 microns or less, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, and organic compounds.
This application was submitted to the TCEQ on January 21, 2016. The application will be available
for viewing and copying at the TCEQ central office, TCEQ Houston regional office, and the Melanee
Smith Memorial Library, 2103 Main Street, Waller, Harris County, Texas, beginning the first day of
publication of this notice. The facility’s compliance file, if any exists, is available for public review
in the Houston regional office of the TCEQ.
The executive director has determined the application is administratively complete and will conduct
a technical review of the application. In addition to the renewal, this permitting action includes the
incorporation of the following authorizations or changes to authorized facilities related to this permit:
amendments. The reasons for any changes or incorporations, to the extent they are included in the
renewed permit, may include the enhancement of operational control at the plant or enforceability of
the permit. For more information about this permit application or the permitting process, please call
the Public Education Program toll free at 1 800 687 4040. The TCEQ may act on this application
without seeking further public comment or providing an opportunity for a contested case hearing if certain criteria are met.
PUBLIC COMMENT You may submit public comments, or a request for a contested case
hearing to the Office of the Chief Clerk at the address below. The TCEQ will consider all public
comments in developing a final decision on the application. The deadline to submit public comments is 15 days after newspaper notice is published. After the deadline for public comments,
the executive director will prepare a response to all relevant and material, or significant public comments. Issues such as property values, noise, traffic safety, and zoning are outside of the TCEQ’s
jurisdiction to address in the permit process.
After the technical review is complete the executive director will consider the comments and prepare a response to all relevant and material, or significant public comments. If only comments are
received, the response to comments, along with the executive director’s decision on the application,
will then be mailed to everyone who submitted public comments or who is on the mailing list for this
application, unless the application is directly referred to a contested case hearing.
OPPORTUNITY FOR A CONTESTED CASE HEARING You may request a contested case
hearing. The applicant or the executive director may also request that the application be directly
referred to a contested case hearing after technical review of the application. A contested case hearing is a legal proceeding similar to a civil trial in state district court. Unless a written request for a
contested case hearing is filed within 15 days from this notice, the executive director may act on the
application. If no hearing request is received within this 15 day period, no further opportunity
for hearing will be provided. According to the Texas Clean Air Act § 382.056(o) a contested case
hearing may only be granted if the applicant’s compliance history is in the lowest classification under
applicable compliance history requirements and if the hearing request is based on disputed issues
of fact that are relevant and material to the Commission’s decision on the application. Further, the
Commission may only grant a hearing on those issues submitted during the public comment period
and not withdrawn.
A person who may be affected by emissions of air contaminants from the facility is entitled to
request a hearing. If requesting a contested case hearing, you must submit the following: (1)
your name (or for a group or association, an official representative), mailing address, daytime
phone number; (2) applicant’s name and permit number; (3) the statement “[I/we] request a
contested case hearing;” (4) a specific description of how you would be adversely affected by
the application and air emissions from the facility in a way not common to the general public;
(5) the location and distance of your property relative to the facility; (6) a description of how
you use the property which may be impacted by the facility; and (7) a list of all disputed issues
of fact that you submit during the comment period. If the request is made by a group or association, one or more members who have standing to request a hearing must be identified by
name and physical address. The interests the group or association seeks to protect must also
be identified. You may also submit your proposed adjustments to the application/permit which
would satisfy your concerns. Requests for a contested case hearing must be submitted in writing within 15 days following this notice to the Office of the Chief Clerk at the address below.
If any requests for a contested case hearing are timely filed, the Executive Director will forward the
application and any requests for a contested case hearing to the Commissioners for their consideration at a scheduled Commission meeting. Unless the application is directly referred to a contested
case hearing, the executive director will mail the response to comments along with notification of
Commission meeting to everyone who submitted comments or is on the mailing list for this application. The Commission may only grant a request for a contested case hearing on issues the requestor
submitted in their timely comments that were not subsequently withdrawn. If a hearing is granted,
the subject of a hearing will be limited to disputed issues of fact or mixed questions of fact and
law relating to relevant and material air quality concerns submitted during the comment period. Issues such as property values, noise, traffic safety, and zoning are outside of the Commission’s
jurisdiction to address in this proceeding.
MAILING LIST In addition to submitting public comments, you may ask to be placed on a mailing list for this application by sending a request to the Office of the Chief Clerk at the address below.
Those on the mailing list will receive copies of future public notices (if any) mailed by the Office of
the Chief Clerk for this application.
AGENCY CONTACTS AND INFORMATION Public comments and requests must be submitted
either electronically at www.tceq.texas.gov/about/comments.html, or in writing to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Office of the Chief Clerk, MC-105, P.O. Box 13087, Austin,
Texas 78711-3087. If you communicate with the TCEQ electronically, please be aware that your
email address, like your physical mailing address, will become part of the agency’s public record.
For more information about this permit application or the permitting process, please call the Public
Education Program toll free at 1 800 687 4040. Si desea información en Español, puede llamar al
1-800-687-4040.
Further information may also be obtained from South Central Equine Crematory, 28234 Farm to
Market 2920 Road, Waller, Texas 77484-8028 or by calling Ms. Natalia Rodriguez, RSB Environmental at (832) 291-3473.
Notice Issuance Date: January 29, 2016
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March 1, 2016 Primaries (Primarias, 01 de Marzo, 2016)
Election Day, voters must vote in their precinct where registered to vote.
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Pct (Precinto) 101: St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church, 811 14 St., Hempstead
Pct (Precinto) 102: Waller County Annex, 775 Bus. 290 East, Hempstead
Pct (Precinto) 103: Hempstead High School Library, 801 Donoho St., Hempstead
Pct (Precinto) 104: Waller County Fairgrounds, 21988 FM 359, Hempstead
Pct (Precinto) 105: Rolling Hills Vol. Fire Dept., 31601 FM 1736, Hempstead
Pct (Precinto) 206: Fieldstore County Building (JP2) 27388 Fieldstore Road, Waller
Pct (Precinto) 207: Turlington Elementary, 23400 Hegar Rd., Hockley
Pct (Precinto) 208: Waller ISD Admin Bldg., 2214 Waller St., Waller
Pct (Precinto) 309: Memorial Student Center Auditorium, Prairie View A & M University, 155 L.W. Minor St., Prairie View
Pct (Precinto) 310: Prairie View City Hall, 44500 Bus. Hwy. 290 East, Prairie View
Pct (Precinto) 311: Monaville County Building JP3, 12620 FM 1887, Hempstead
Pct (Precinto) 312: Monaville Fire Department, 13631 Cochran Rd., Waller
Pct (Precinto) 313: Adam’s Flat Building, 36249 FM 529, Brookshire
Pct (Precinto) 414: Mt. Zion Methodist Church, 4998 Mt. Zion Road, Brookshire
Pct (Precinto) 415: Pattison Vol. Fire Dept., 2950 FM 359 North, Pattison
Pct (Precinto) 416: Brookshire Convention Center, 4027 5th St., Brookshire
Pct (Precinto) 417: Waller Co. Library, 3815 6th St., Brookshire
Pct (Precinto) 418: Igloo 777 Igloo Rd., Katy
Pct (Precinto) 419/420: Katy VFW Hall, 6202 George Bush Drive, Katy
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12.558 wooded acres to build your new home
or enjoy outdoor life on the weekend. Partially fenced with nice homes in the area..........
..........................................PENDING....$215,000
3/2 home in City of Hempstead with limestone exterior, 2 car garage, corner lot............
.....................................SOLD......$164,900
1.501 wooded acres in upscale subdivision in Waller County. Park, lakes, tennis,
swimming pool, basketball court & volleyball. Restricted...................SOLD......$39,900
14.94 acres unrestricted and ag exempt. Property has house in need of TLC and another
house which was moved unto the property
being refurbished. Property is being sold as
is condition.......................SOLD...$334,900
New on the Market! 3/2 1/2 Custom built home
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acres. Located within minutes of Hwy 290, Grand Parkway, Beltway 8 & I-10. Home has a open floor plan with beautiful country
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rooms, extra storage closets, and a media room or 4th bedroom.
Residential or Commercial in Katy ISD......ASKING...$330,000
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3/2 home on 2 city lots with a large living/dinning area, a converted garage and a workshop.
Location provides quick access to Highway 290
and puts the owner is less than a hour driving distance to Brenham, Navasota, College
Station or Cypress. Close to shopping and
schools. HISD...............REDUCED.....$120,000
4/2 ranch style home on 1.652 acres in Hockley
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master bedroom with master bath, and a game room and bedroom
upstairs. Great home for the family wanting to move to a rural area
and experience country living. Property is in Waller ISD with quick
access to FM 1488. Take a look!......PRICE REDUCED...$189,000
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EDEN Continued from page 1A
home also raises dairy cattle,
rabbits, chickens and sheep,
which provide protein for the
children. The boys and girl’s
school uniforms are made on
site by staff members who are
professional seamstresses.”
The home also sells excess garden produce, eggs and
chickens in the local village
in Little Eden’s village store;
“God’s Mercy Shop” named
by Mike Eden to honor “God’s
Mercy Store” of Waller, that
was a town icon for many, many
years. Knitted sweaters, scarfs
and tailor services are also
available in the shop.
This year will mark the
10th Annual Little Eden Children’s Home Fund Raiser.
Ben’s Chuck Wagon of Wallis, will cater a delicious meal.
There will be a Silent and Live
Auction, with many nice items
to bid on. A raffle for a Stainless Steel Saber Grill will also
• 8 Flat Screen TV’s
• Dance Floor
• Live Entertainment
• Now Serving Pitchers
take place. Dinner tickets are
$20 for adults and $10 for children age 10 years and younger.
Raffle tickets for the grill are
$10. Tickets can be purchased
at Roy Wiesner, CPA of Hempstead and First National Bank
of Waller. Marilyn Rollings,
Ann Bolin and Karen Derrick
can also be contacted for tickets or call 979-826-3029.
In addition to the already
exciting line-up, the premiere
of “The Story of Little Eden
Children’s Home” documentary
will be shown.
“You won’t want to miss the
touching story of our children
and the scenery of the beautiful
countryside of Kenya,” Eden
exclaimed.
Randy Harrington of Bella
Vista Productions of Conroe,
traveled to Kenya with the
Eden’s last summer as a member of their annual summer
mission team, to film the every-
day life of the children, staff,
and home.
Eden said his work is fantastic. “Once you watch this
heartwarming
documentary,
you will understand why Mr.
Harrington is known as a Professional Videographer! It is a
promise that you will go away
wishing that you could watch
the documentary just one more
time,” she smiled. “And once
you hear Matron Anne speak
and you experience the story
portrayed in the documentary,
you will leave with the understanding of why so many travel
with the Eden’s every summer
to minister to the children and
the local villager’s. They have
made these children their life
time mission!
Area residents and supporters are invited to join them on a
“Journey to Little Eden” at 5:30
p.m. on Saturday, March 5.
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10 ACRES: Wooded tract in scenic North Waller County. Lightly restricted with community water. Waller ISD..........$13,500/ac.
15.88 ACRES: Quiet location in North Waller county, great for a new home site or for cows or horses. Access from Mellman
Road...................................................................................................................................................................................$17,512/ac.
16.44 ACRES: Wide open land and unrestricted! Perfect for whatever your heart desires! Overlooks high-fenced exotic game
ranch and picturesque countryside. Fenced on 3 sides. Ready for cattle, recreation or your new homesite!....................$25,000/ac.
21 ACRES: Ag-exempt property on Old Joseph road. Quiet, secluded and heavily-wooded - a perfect retreat!............$16,000/ac.
27.34 ACRES: Unrestricted acreage in Sealy, just south of I-10 on FM 3013. Electricity, well, septic & 2 ponds on property. Ag
exempt................................................................................................................................................................................$15,500/ac.
30.63 ACRES: Great commercial potential. 82’ frontage on US 290. Next to Motel & Gas Station/Convenience store in Hempstead.
City water available. 2 ponds, water well & septic next to mobile home site...................................................................$39,176/ac.
36 ACRES: in north Waller County. Pond, large trees & choice homesites. Unrestricted...............................................$11,000/ac.
40.9 ACRES: Near Hempstead. Unrestricted. More acreage available .............................................................................$9,500/ac.
50.25 ACRES: Near Hempstead. Unrestricted. More acreage available ...........................................................................$9,500/ac.
88 ACRES: Great investment/commercial potential! Located 1 mile from 290. Existing infrastructure includes 6BR
brick home w/pool, large shop with office, storage bldgs, walk-in cooler, well & septic, tree-lined asphalt driveway, chain link security fence on 3 sides. Ready for development!.............................................$2,650,000/ac.
144 ACRES: Organic Farm. Rolling, unrestricted, 4 ponds, 3 barns & working pens.............................................$10,500/ac.
Home with Trees: Lovely 3/2 all brick home on 3 fully fenced acres. Beautiful hardwood trees,
roof replaced in 2002, furnace replaced approx. 4 years ago, 18” of blown attic insulation, 20x40 storage
barn and many updates throughout! Waller ISD schools and located just south of 290..............$282,500
HOMES
Hempstead: 3/2 with new carpet, paint and mini-blinds! Lots of windows make this one light and bright! Just a few blocks
from Business 290, close to shopping!.....................................................................................................PENDING...........$67,900
LAKESIDE ESTATES: Manufactured home sits on 0.34 acres right across from lake! 2-bedroom, 2-bath home with living room,
den and addition. Also has 2-car carport and large front yard with lake view!...............................PENDING...........$70,000
PRAIRIE VIEW: 3 bedroom, 2 bath, well-maintained home complete with attached 2-car garage, built-ins and fireplace in living
room.............................................................................................................................................................................................. $130,000
OAK HOLLOW: Beautifully kept home in Oak Hollow subdivision featuring many upgrades including wood burning fireplace, large
kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 2 full size bathroom and office with built ins! Extra large lot adds to this beauty!....PENDING.........$135,000
Country Escape: 1,200 sq. ft. 1-1 home on 3.3 acres. Nicely landscaped with covered front porch, deck, hot tub and
large workshop.............................................................................................................................PENDING........$160,000
WEST MAGNOLIA FOREST: One-year old 2/2 mfg home on 2.5 landscaped acres! 40x47 metal garage with roll-up doors
& plumbing! Stocked pond with catfish & perch, raised garden area, citrus trees, fenced & oak trees!.............................$185,000
Prairie View: 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick & wood home. Isolated living room, large family room with fireplace, sun room, large master
bedroom, island cooktop in kitchen, double car attached garage, utility room & lots of storage. Fenced backyard.............$185,000
RICE ROAD: Recently updated home with new roof, flooring, fresh paint and light fixtures. 4 unrestricted acres with workshop and lots of trees!.......................................................................PENDING.......$185,000
WALLER COUNTY CLUB: Beautiful home on 3 lots! This home features updated kitchen, extra large laundry, 2-car garage
with workshop, screened-in porch and large oak trees......................................................................PENDING.........$250,000
LOG CABIN: Beautiful log cabin that you must see to appreciate. Constructed using 8’’D-logs of white pine - home is well
insulated. Low utilities & taxes. Large wood burning fireplace. A/C replaced 2 yrs. ago. High ceilings. Beautiful wood floors.
Huge metal constructed shop - well insulated w/ full bath and roll up doors..................................................................... $274,000
HOME WITH ACREAGE: Beautiful country home on 2 acres with light restrictions. Pasture in front and behind home for
extra privacy and awesome sunrises and sunsets! Lovely pool to enjoy all those hot Texas days along with oversized patio to
entertain on........................................................................................................................................................................... $315,000
MONAVILLE RANCH: Scattered hardwoods, 2 ponds, branch to Irons Creek, rolling terrain makes this 12.5 acres a beautiful
country property! Two manufactured homes, a cowboy cabin, several outbuildings, barn, fishing pier, large covered deck with
hot tub................................................................................................................................................................................... $400,000
BAETHE ESTATES: New home under construction in new development just 4 miles south of Downtown Waller! 2,693 sq. ft.,
4-bedroom, 3 bath on 3 acres! Scheduled completion of April 1! Five additional homes (prices vary) on neighboring lots soon
to follow - contract now to work with builder on finishes in home!..................... .............................PENDING...........$415,000
COUNTRY ESTATE: These 3 acres are full of gorgeous hardwoods & park-like scenery. Custom features throughout 4,176 sq.
ft. home, 5-4.5-3, back patio, chefs kitchen, crown molding, coffered ceilings, hardwood floors. Enjoy the fireplace, whirlpool
tub and granite counter with vanity in your master suite!..............................................................PENDING.........$510,000
HOCKLEY ESTATE: 25-acre property boasts 2 homes with room to grow! 1/4 mile driveway offers great privacy. Home #1 is
barndominium constructed in 2012 with countless amenities. Home #2 is a 2015 manufactured 3-bedroom, 2-bath.....$825,000
67 ACRE ESTATE: Tucked away in the woods just beyond the city enjoy serenity with a view. Custom home built with attention
to detail, deep large porches on all 4 sides provides max outdoor living space, beautiful stone and wood work, huge master with
fireplace and sitting area, 20’ cathedral ceiling in living room, quality wood & slate floors, standing seam metal roof, oversize
3-car carport, landscaping with irrigation system. Low taxes as wildlife exempt in place............................................. $1,250,000
183 ACRE RANCH: Slightly rolling terrain, open pastures & hay meadows with mature trees & heavily-wooded areas. This
beautiful property includes 2 homes with 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms each with amazing porches! Great for entertaining, hunting,
horseback riding, 4-wheeling & shooting. Perimeter fenced w/ag & timber exemption..........................PENDING......$2,800,000
Home with Trees: Lovely 3/2 all brick home on 3 fully fenced acres. Beautiful hardwood trees, roof replaced in 2002,
furnace replaced approx. 4 years ago, 18” of blown attic insulation, 20x40 storage barn and many updates throughout! Waller ISD
schools and located just south of 290....................................................................................................................................$282,500
Ranches of Clear Creek: Peaceful 17-acre property in back of gated equine community. 2100 sq. ft. home features 3 BR and
2.5 Baths with optional office/bedroom. Granite countertops & stainless steel appliances grace the spacious kitchen! Home sits atop
hill overlooking large pond with pier that can be enjoyed while using the outdoor kitchen or the air-conditioned playhouse!...$525,000
MULTI-FAMILY
Prairie View Duplex: 2 1-bedroom units, screened-in front porch, ideal student housing, excellent location for
future development, in need of “TLC”...................................................................................................................................$88,000
TOWNHOMES: 5-Unit townhome building in Prairie View. Each unit is a 2-2. Located less than 1 mile from Prairie View A & M
campus. Built in 2009 on 1 acre with paved parking.............................................................................PENDING........$475,000
Ranches of Clear Creek: Peaceful 17-acre property in back of gated equine community. 2100
sq. ft. home features 3 BR and 2.5 Baths with optional office/bedroom. Granite countertops & stainless
steel appliances grace the spacious kitchen! Home sits atop hill overlooking large pond with pier that
can be enjoyed while using the outdoor kitchen or the air-conditioned playhouse!....................$525,000
Baethe Estates: New home under construction in new development just 4 miles south of Downtown Waller!
2,693 sq. ft., 4-bedroom, 3 bath on 3 acres! Scheduled completion of April 1! Five additional homes (prices vary) on
neighboring lots soon to follow - contract now to work with builder on finishes in home!........PENDING...$415,000
COMMERCIAL - INVESTMENT
Waller Rental: Great office building for professional, retail or medical use! This 1,300 sq ft space holds 4
“exam” rooms, reception desk/window, waiting room, break room/kitchen and 2 bathrooms. Signage opportunities available on building and at road frontage!...................................................................................................$900/mo.
1.5 ACRES: Just 1 block north of I-10 in Brookshire. Zoned commercial...........................................................$1.95/sq. ft.
30.63 ACRES: Great commercial potential. 82’ frontage on US 290. Next to Motel & Gas Station/Convenience store in Hempstead. City water available. 2 ponds, water well & septic next to mobile home site.................................................$39,176/ac.
HEMPSTEAD: Investment opportunity - 8 houses on 8 lots. Must be sold together. All but one is currently leased...$364,430
WALLER: 0.982 acres with three steel-frame buildings totaling 8,840 sq. ft plus a 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence with fenced
yard! 16-camera security system, city utilities, no flood plain and 3-phase electric........................................................$595,000
HEMPSTEAD: Established & successful ballroom/reception hall. On 11.3 acres in Hempstead. Beautifully finished.
Furnished with everything you need – set up w/bookings & ready to go............................................................$1,299,000
88 ACRES: Great investment/commercial potential! Located 1 mile from 290. Existing infrastructure includes 6BR
brick home w/pool, large shop with office, storage bldgs, walk-in cooler, well & septic, tree-lined asphalt driveway, chain link security fence on 3 sides. Ready for development!............................................................$2,650,000
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4487 3-2 home with rustic appeal, covered front porch, shaded by
large mature trees, breakfast bar, vaulted ceiling...............$147,500
4479 4-3-2 Brick home on 2 acres, beautiful trees, pond,
two fireplaces, fenced......................................................$235,000
4452 3-3.1-3 Ranch style home with circle drive, fruit trees, workshop, cross fenced, recent roof, ag exempt........................$474,900
4349 388 Acres, rail fencing, stables, 8 acre lake, irrigated hay field, tennis courts, main home shaded by majestic oaks...PENDING..$4,225,000
4471 3-2 Brick home in wonderful country setting, pens, barn
perfect for 4H or FFA project, carport and large deck for
entertaining ...................................................................$210,000
4449 Commercial building on 2 acres with Hwy frontage,
all equipment included...........................................$495,000
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COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE
4359 1-1-1 Brick home in Hempstead.........................................................................................$69,000 4451 42.5 Acres, scattered trees, corner property, can be divided.............................................$638,640
4391 5 Small homes on 3 city lots, investment potential..........................................................$250,000 4452 3-3.1-3 Ranch style home with circle drive, fruit trees, workshop, cross fenced, recent roof, ag
4441 3-2.1/2 Two story home on two and a half acres with mature trees, large island kitchen, gated exempt . .....................................................................................................................................$474,900
entrance......................................................................................................................................$495,000 4455 11+ Acres, heavily wooded, secluded, lots of wildlife, Waller ISD.................................$143,712
4485 Great starter home, 3-2-1 with recent flooring, close to schools......................................$129,500 4464 15 Rolling acres with pond, main home has many updates, above ground pool and hot tub, 2 ad4487 3-2 home with rustic appeal, covered front porch, shaded by large mature trees, breakfast bar, ditional homes for rental income...............................................................................................$575,000
vaulted ceiling............................................................................................................................$147,500 4470 3 + Acres, FM frontage, Brookshire area, unrestricted.....................................................$124,990
4471 3-2 Brick home in wonderful country setting, pens, barn perfect for 4H or FFA project, carport
COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE
4088 80 Acres, barns, storage shed, lake, beautiful land........................................................$2,258,760
4267 9 Acres, FM 2920 frontage, excellent development location........................................$1,300,000
4275 9+ Acres, Tomball area, ag exempt, FM 2920 frontage....................................................$750,000
4276 318 Acres, Peek Rd in Katy, excellent location...........................................................$11,130,000
4309 Three lots with city utilities, curbs, close to schools and shopping....................................$35,000
4349 388 Acres, rail fencing, stables, 8 acre lake, irrigated hay field, tennis courts, main home shaded by
majestic oaks...................................................................................................... PENDING...$4,225,000
4374 10 Acres in subdivision, deed restrictions, Waller ISD.....................................................$435,600
and large deck for entertaining..................................................................................................$210,000
4472 Commercial or residential, Hwy 6 frontage, 7 acres, with manufactured home, 2 storage buildings, 2 car carport, unrestricted..................................................................................................$219,000
4473 3-2.1-2 2 Story home with wrap around porch, oversized garage, barn with rollup doors and
bunkhouse, seasonal creek, plenty of wildlife, beautiful large trees, secluded on 17 + acres......$589,900
4474 34 Acres with frontage on 2 sides, live creek, pond, 6 stall horse barn with tack room and wash
rack, 2 septic systems and a well ..............................................................................................$597,500
4477 3-2.1-2 4 Acres great for commercial development, FM 2920 frontage........................$958,320
4478 2 Acres, unrestricted, well and septic in place, community water also available, FM front-
4386 160 Acres with lots of frontage, water well, FM frontage, could be divided................$2,486,820 age................................................................................................................................................$79,500
4411 Lots in City of Waller, corner property, scattered trees, recently cleared...........................$27,900 4479 4-3-2 Brick home on 2 acres, beautiful trees, pond, two fireplaces, fenced.....................$235,000
4421 Beautiful 97 acres, brick home, barn, pond, scattered trees, close to Hwy. 290.......$2,764,500
4435 4-3-2 75 Acres, large scattered oaks, ag exempt, community water available..............$1,027,000
4448 40 Acres, Hwy 290 visible frontage, currently in ag use............................................. $1,408,400
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4449 4-Commercial building on 2 acres with Hwy frontage, all equipment included..............$495,000
4486 22 acres, rolling terrain, scattered trees, several excellent hilltop homesites, ag exempt....$350,000
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