Their agenda consists of  discussion, direction, and/or appropriate action regarding:

Old Town Helotes Special District master plan – phase one capital improvements projects including:  funding, design, engineering, and construction of said projects; design of primary and secondary gateways and signage; and proposed change to add electrical outlets in Old Town.

Funding, design, engineering, and construction of water and sewer lines along the north side of Bandera Road (State Hwy. 16) from Cedar Trail (entrance of Cedar Springs) to Scenic Loop Road, including project management and updates.

Current commercial development projects within the City of Helotes.

2009 Helotes phone book.

Recruitment, selection, and hiring of an EDC specialist.

Applications for future membership to the EDC Board of Directors.

EDC FY 2010 operating and capital budgets.

EDC Specialist report on:  UTSA SBDC development business classes; Old Town Helotes Special District public parking area; available property database; and updating economic census data.

Fence Involved in Dispute with the City

An article in the current Echo (dated July 1, 2009) states that the Helotes City Council “took” my fence in Old Helotes because I would not agree to their vague encroachment document.

It further states that I have refused to sign an encroachment agreement with the City.  I do not sign agreements when the administration refuses to meet face-to-face with me and my attorney and won’t specify what I am agreeing to.  Smokescreens do not earn my signature on any document with anyone.

I purchased that property to protect it.  I will not risk its use to what I consider to be subversive, harrassing maneuvers.