2013-08-08
Regular August Term
Held August 8, 2013
COUNTY OF CALHOUN
~
~
~
THE STATE OF TEXAS
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this sth day of August, A.D., 2013 there was begun and holden in
the Commissioners' Courtroom In the County Courthouse in the City of Port Lavaca, said County
and State, at 10:00 a.m., a Regular Term of the Commissioners' Court within said County and
State, and there were present on this date the following members of the Court, to-wit:
Michael J. Pfeifer
Roger C. Galvan
Vern Lyssy
Kenneth W. Finster
Wendy Marvin
County Judge
Commissioner, Precinct #1
Commissioner, Precinct #2
Commissioner, Precinct #4
Deputy County Clerk
Commissioner Neil Fritsch was absent from the meeting.
Thereupon the following proceedings were had:
Commissioner Galvan gave the Invocation and Commissioner Finster led the Pledge to the US
Flag and Commissioner Lyssy ied the Pledge to the Texas Flag.
GENERAL DISCUSSION:
Magnoiia Beach Volunteer Fire Department presented a plaque to Commissioner Galvan for his
continued support to their department.
APPROVE MINUTES OF JULY 25, 2013 MEETINGS:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to approve
minutes of July 25, 2013 meetings. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all
voted in favor.
Regular July Term
Held July 25, 2013
THE STATE OF TEXAS
~
!i
!i
COUNTY OF CALHOUN
BE IT REMEMBERED, that on this 25th day of July, A.D., 2013 there was begun and holden in the
Commissioners' Courtroom in the County Courthouse In the City of Port Lavaca, said County and State, at
10:00 a.m., a Regular Term of the Commissioners' Court within said County and State, and there were
present on this date the following members of the Court, to-wit:
Michael J. Pfeifer
Roger C. Galvan
Vern Lyssy
Neil E. Fritsch
Kenneth W. Finster
Wendy Marvin
County Judge
Commissioner, Precinct # 1
Commissioner, Precinct #2
Commissioner, Precinct #3
Commissioner, Precinct #4
Clerk
Thereupon the following proceedings were had:
Commissioner Galvan gave the Invocation and Commissioner Finster led the Pledge to the US Flag and
Commissioner Fritsch led the Pledge to the Texas Flag.
PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE FOR USE BY MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER FOR BUILDING OF A
RURAL HEALTH CLINIC, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO A PORTION OF PROPERTY
OWNED BY CALHOUN COUNTY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT IS LOCATED IN LOTS
2-5, BLOCK 2 OF TILLEY SUBDIVISION, PORT LAVACA, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS,
BORDERED BY VIRIGINIA STREET, VICTORIA COLLEGE CALHOUN COUNTY CAMPUS,
COMMERCE STREET AND NEWLIN STREET, PORT LAVACA, TEXAS, CONTAINING
APPROXIMATELY 6.5 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS:
Rolando Reyes, Memorial Medical Center Board of Directors Chairman opened a special hospital board
meeting with a forum. Jason Anglin, Memorial Medical Center, CEO spoke regarding the purchase of real
estate for building the Memorial Medical Center Rural Health Clinic. He said they have been looking for
some time for property to build the rural clinic and he feels this is the best location. The property has the
needed space for what the clinic needs at this time and plenty of space to expand In the future. There
will be plenty of parking and it is located on a main road in Port Lavaca. It Is also close to MMC for
specialized testing that might need to be done, and It is close enough for fast response In case of an
emergency. It Is Mr. Anglin's recommendation to the Court that the property be purchased from the
Calhoun County Independent School District in order to build the Memorial Medical Center Rural Health
Clinic. Anne Marie Odefey, said she has prepared the contract and It Is Identical to the one that was
presented to the Court in February with the only one change being the closing date of August 2013 which
allows time for a survey to be done on the property.
HEAR UPDATE BY THE GUADALUPE-BLANCO RIVER AUTHORITY REGARDING THE
LOWER GUADALUPE DELTA AQUATIC VEGETATION MANAGEMENT TASK FORCE:
Debbie Magin, Director of Water Quality Services and Charlie Hickman, Project Engineer spoke to
the Court and gave an update regarding the vegetation treatment to control water hyacinths in
the Lower Guadalupe Basin, Including the lower river channel, Hog Bayou, Goff Bayou and the
GBRA diversion canal. The treatment proposai covers chemical treatment of approximately 208
acres of water hyacinth on the above referenced waterways. The treatment will be conducted by
helicopter (approximately 124 acres) and from a boat or shoreline (9 acres). The treatment will
be conducted in two parts, and the follow-up will be a spot-treatment of the entire 208 acre area
from boat or shoreline. The treatment will begin in mid to late August and the follow-up will be
done in late September. The chemical to be used is a glyphosate product (Rodeo or equivalent)
with an application rate of 1 gallon per acre. The application will be done by a licensed
applicator.
July 26, 2013
Jolm Findeisen
Texas Parks and Wildlife Depaliment
P.O. Box 116
Mathis, TX 78368
Dear Mr. Findeisen:
Please find enclosed a vegetation treatment proposal to control waterhyacinths in the lower
Guadalupe River Basin, including the lower river channel, Hog Bayou, Goff Bayou and the
GBRA diversion canal. The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority is submitting the proposal for
your review as required under the Statewide Vegetation Management Plan (31 TAC subchapter
K, Aquatic Vegetation Management Rules, 57,930-57.934 and 57.936).
The treatment proposal covers chemical treatment of approximately 208 acres of water hyacinth
on the above-referenced waterways. Treatment will be conducted by helicopter (approximately
124 acres) and from a boat or shoreline (9 acres). The treatment will be conducted in two parts,
and the follow-up treatment will spot-treat the entire 208 acre area from boat or shoreline.
The major treatment wiJl be conducted in mid- to late August and the follow-up treatment will be
conducted in late September. The waterbodies will be treated with Rodeo or a generic equivalent
(glyphosate) (label included) with an application rate of 1.0 gallon of active ingredient per acre.
A drift retardant will be used to control the aerial application and reduce potential damage to
non-target vegetation.
The treatment proposals are necessary to provide fishing and boating access to areas in the lower
Guadalupe River and to control the spread of water hyacinth. The lakes were surveyed by
Jolmson Lake Management, GBRA and representatives from the Texas Parks and Wildlife
Department (TPWD) Inland Fisheries and the TPWD Wildlife Management Area on July 19,
2012. Maps of the survey are attached.
According to the GBRA management directive and the requirements ofthe statewide vegetation
management plan, this application is being sent to the individuals or organizations that have
requested notification of vegetation treatment proposals.
Please contact me at (830) 379-5822 if you require additional information,
Sincerely,
~a~~
Director of Water Quality Services
Enclosures
cc: TPWD Notification List
Main Office: 933 [UlI Courl Sir,,' - Seguin, lexus 78155
830.379.5822 - 800.413.4130 - 830.379.9718 lax - www.gbra.org
Aquatic Vegetation Treatment :Proposal
A map of the waler I:J.ody with proposed treatment ~ite~ indtca,ted ~h.ould be attached.
A &Qpam~" fo~m .JlOufd bo fi'lIod 0U1l for oach plent slP"oloa trealli1d.
Lower Guadalupe River,
Wat.., BOOll' t~tno, Hog and Goff Bayous "SlJlbm 1S'Slon D-at",:
July 26, 2013
[l1{~le S.1)rWl~Yli!l:I"
July 19, 2013
Pl'opO$<XI neZlti~.;,~t D~lle:
Lale Summer 2013
T8f!)~~ PJ;;!l;il! S~':oeC:II!l.S:
Waterhvacinths
E~lItm~ecl Aues
_ 2,08 acres
R"commended T<eatn1lent: Mech,,1Jj1C.'l1 ( }, Brolagj<;;;bl <: ). Qhel\11icai (X)_
Tier
II
Application of Glyphosate (Rodeo or generic equivalenl) - Aerial
(helicopter): boat (hand spray)
Method of Tre.atment:
.~.ppf:lcalor Na.me:
Malcolm Johnson - Johnson Lake Mgt; Mike Shell - Daniel Flying Service
IDA. Ajpplicalor Ltwnse Nl,PnIOOL (If applicable} 0123941 (Jolmson) ; 0123667 (Shell)
FIC>ilUl1g Qor eltiicr;:!<i-nt V~glc~tl<)ll~
TreOO:ll'1~nt u..ooatlon IR'ilI,Ul've Jre~tmenl Treatment Total Mean
$1Jr1'~~ Mu Ralo!l1l'pll {o~anh;ms, wator
CQ\I'<;lr~g~ i~~n;l$1 {orgllhlsm'S, ~.Illa." ib5, dQpli1
",~Ij;" a<: roe.
Ib$ .I~O.", i;t:;r"'c$t~d
h>l\t";Q$t.,(I Qr Q~
!;h~~dgO<l) $h.I\l<:Ir;.'l"d)
Lower Guadalupe River; Goff 208 1.0 gal per acre 208 12 ft
Bayou, Hog Bayou
rQ~~1
b
s.1! '" QH10d V(mQt~tion:
Ttc;rlmCht LQoO~tlal\ ReI.Ii." Ttc.tl1Tcrit Tre;:,tment Total Me;:,n
8uri''''~ Aru Rlllslty,pe {Ngllnii;ms, water
(;QV09r~g09 t~or09s. {organisms, gals.. Ibs, depth
gals, aera<;
Ibs.lilQfQ. IMIrvQstQd
h-arvQsto<l or QT
shredd...dl shl"llddodl
Tot31
The treatment proposal will be done in two treatments in August and Septemher, A Glyphosale product willi an
COrnl>ments' aquatic label (Rodeo or generic equivalent) will be used. The fIrsl treatment will be done by helicopler and boat. The
treatment in September will be spot treatments done bv boat.
'Propo-sllls <ire good! for i;lx months from Ole dllt.J. 01 submission, unles'S application olall1s
chanac.
Specimen Label
G,Dow AgroSciences
~
Rodeo
Herbicide
For control of annual and perennial weeds and woody
plants In forests, non-crop sites, and in and around
aquatic sites; also for use in wildlife habitat areas, for
perennial grass release, and grass growth suppression
and grazed areas on these sites.
Avoid contact of herbicide with foliage, green stems,
exposed non-woody roots or fruit of crops, desirable
plants and trees, because severe Injury or destruction
may result.
Active Ingredient(s):
glyphosatel N.(phosphonomelhyl)glyclne,
Isopropylamine salt ..,.,.,.....,.,...... ............,....,.... .........,. 53.8%
Other Ingredients .... .....,.. "..".......... ............. ............ .,................,. 46.20/0
Tolal Ingredients" ...." ..........,..,..." .......,......., ".., ...........".,........... 1 00,0%
I Conlalns 5.4 pounds per gallon glyphosale. isopropylamlne salt
(4 pounds per gallon glyphosate acid),
EPA Reg. No. 62719.324
Keep Out of Reach of Children
CAUTION
PRECAUCION
Si usted no enliende la eliqueta, busque a alguien para que sa la
explique a usled en delaUe, (If you do not understand the label, flnd
someone to explain 1110 you 10 detail.)
Precautionary Statements
Hazards to Humans and Domestic Animals
Harmfullf Inhaled
Avoid breathing spray mist. Remove contaminated clothing and wash
before reuse. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Applicators and other handlers must wear:
Long"sleeved shirt and loog pants
. Shoes plus socks,
Follow manufacturer's instructions for cleaning/maintaining PPE
(Personal Protective Equipment). If no such Instrucllons for washables,
use detergent and hol water. Keep and wash PPE separately from
other laundry.
Engineering Controls
When handlers use closed systems, enclosed cabs, or aircraft In a
manner that meels the requirements IIsled In Worker Protection Standard
(WPS) for agricultural pesllcides 140 CFR 170.240 (d) (4-6)]. the handler
PPE requirements may be reduced or modified as specified in the WPS,
User Safety Recommendations
Users should:
Wash haods before ealing, drinking, chewing gum, using tobacco,
or using the loilet.
Remove clothing Immediately If peslicide gets inside, Then wash
thoroughly and put on clean clothing.
First Aid
If inhaled: Move person to fresh air. If person Is not breathing, call
911 or an ambulance, then give artificial respiration, preferably mouth"
to-mouth if possible. Call a poison control center or doctor for further
treatment advice.
Have the product container or label with you when calling a poison
conlrol center or doctor ,or going for treatment. You may also conlact
1-800-992.5994 for emergency medicaltrealment information.
Environmental Hazards
Do not contaminate water when cleaning equipment or disposing 01
equipment washwaters. Treatment of aquallc weeds can result In oxygen
depletion or loss due to decomposlUon of dead plants. This oxygen loss
can cause fish suffocallon.
In case of leak or spill, soak up and remove to a landfill.
Physical or Chemical Hazards
Spray solutions of this product should be mixed, stored and applied
using only stainless steel, aluminum, fiberglass, plastic or plastic-lined
steel containers.
Do not mix, store or apply this product or spray solutions of this
product In galvanized steel or unlined steel (except stainless steel)
containers or spray tanks. This product or spray solultons of this
product react with such containers and tanks to prOduce hydrogen gas,
which may form a highly combustible gas mixture. This gas mixture could
flash or explode, causing serious personal injury, If Ignited by open flame,
spark, welder's lorch, lighted clgarelle or other igniHon source.
Notice: Read the enUre label. Use only according to label directions.
Before using this product, read Terms and Conditions of Use,
Warranty Disclaimer, Inherent Risks of Use, and Limitation of
Remedies elsewhere on this label. If terms are unacceptable,
return at once unopened.
In case of emergency endangering health or the environment involving
this product, call 1-800-992-5994, II you wish to obtain additional product
information, visit our web sile a1 www.dowagro.com.
Agricultural Chemical: Do nol ship or slore with load, feeds, drugs
or clothing.
Directions for Use
It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent
with its labeling.
Read all Olrecllons for Use carefully before applying.
This Is an end-use product. Dow AgroSclences does not Intend and
has not reglslered it for reformulation. See Individual container
label for repackaging limitations.
Do nol apply this producl in a way that will contact workers or other
persons, either directly or through drift. Only protected handiers may
be In the area during application. For any requirements specific 10 your
state or tribe, consult Ihe agency responsible for pesticide regulation,
Agricultural Use Requirements
Use this product only in accordance with its labeling and with the
Worker Protection Standard, 40 CFR part 170. This Standard contains
requirements for the protection of agricultural workers on farms, forests,
nurseries, and greenhouses, and handlers of agricullural peslJcides.
It contains requirements for training, decontaminalfon, notification,
and emergency assistance. II also contains specific instrucUons and
excepllons pertaining to the stalements on this label about personal
protective equipment (PPE), and restricted entry Interval. The
requirements in this box only apply to uses 01 this product that are
covered by the Worker Protection Standard,
Do not enter or allow worker entry into treated areas during the restricted
entry inlerval (REI) of 4 hours.
PPE required for early entry to treated areas that is permiUed under the
Worker Protection Standard and that involves conlact with anything that
has been treated, such as planls, soil, or water, is:
Coveralls
Chemical.resistanl gloves made 01 any waterproof material
Shoes plus socks
Non-Agricultural Use Requirements
The requirements in this box apply 10 uses 01 this product that are
NOT within the scope of the Worker Protection Standard for agricultural
pesticides (40 CFR Part 170). The WPS applies when this product
is used to produce agricultural plants on farms, forests, nurseries
or greenhouses.
Keep people and pets off treated areas untll spray solution has dried.
Storage and Disposal
Do not contaminate water, food, feed or seed by storage ar disposal.
Pesticide Storage: Store above 100F (_120C) to keep product from
crystallizing. Crystals wllt seltle to the bottom. If allowed to crystaUlze,
place in a warm room 680F (200C) for several days to redissolve and
roll or shake container or recirculate In mini-bulk containers to mix well
before using.
Pesticide Disposal: Wastes resulting fram use of this product that
cannot be used or chemically reprocessed should be disposed of in a
landfill approved lor pesticide disposal or in accordance with applicable
Federal, slate or local procedures.
Nonrefillable containers 5 gallons or less:
Container Reuse: Nonrefillable container. 00 not reuse or refilllhis
conlainer. Offer for recycling it available.
Triple rinse or pressure rinse container (or equivalent) promptly after
emptying. Triple rinse as follows: Emply the remaining contents into
application equipment or a mIx tank and drain for 10 seconds after the
flow begins to drip, Fill the container 114 full wllh water and recap. Shake
for 10 seconds. Pour rlnsate inlo application equipment or a mix tank or
store rlnsate lor later use or disposal. Drain for 10 seconds after the llow
begins to drip. Repeat lhis procedure two more Umes. Pressure rinse
as follows: Empty the remaIning contents into application equipment or
a mix tank and conllnue to draIn lor 10 seconds after the flow begins 10
drip. Hold container upside down over application equipment or mix
lank or collect rinsate for later use or disposal. Insert pressure rInsing
nozzle in the side of the container, and rinse at about 40 psi lor allcast
30 seconds. Drain for 10 seconds after the llow begins to drip,
Refillable containers larger than 5 gallons:
Container Reuse: Refillable container. ReWlthis container with
pesticide only. Do not reuse this container for any other purpose.
Cleaning the container before final disposal is the responsibility of
the person disposing of the container. CleanIng before relilllng is the
responsibility of the reflller. To clean the container before final disposal,
empty the remaining contents from Ihls container Inlo application
equipmenl or a mix lank. FlU the container about 10"/" lull with water
and, If possible. spray all sides while adding waler. If praclicar, agitate
vigorously or recirculate water with the pump for two minutes. Pour or
pump rlnsate into application equipment or rinsale collection system.
Repeat thIs rinsing procedure two more limes.
Nonrefillable containers larger than 5 gallons:
Container Reuse: Nonrefillable container, Do not reuse or refllllhis
contaIner. Offer for recycling If available.
Triple rinse or pressure rinse container (or equivatenl) promptly after
emptying. Triple rinse as follows: Empty the remaining conlents into
appllcallon equipment or a mix tank. FiIIlhe container 1/4 full with water.
Replace and tighten closures. Tip container on its side and roll it back
and forth. ensuring at/east one complete revolullon. for 30 seconds.
Stand the container on its end and lip It back and forth several times.
Turn the container over onto lis other end and tip it back and forth several
times. Empty the rinsate inlo application equipment or a mix tank or store
rinsale for later use or disposal. Repeat this procedure two more limes.
Pressure rinse as follows: Empty the remaining contents into application
equipment or a mix tank and conllnue 10 drain for 10 seconds after the
llow begins to drip. Hold container upside down over application
equipment or mix lank or collect rlnsate lor laler use or disposal. Insert
pressure rinsing nozzle In the side of lhe container. and rinse at about
40 psi for at least 30 seconds. Drain for 10 seconds after the flow begIns
to drin.
2
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
General Information
(How this product works)
This product Is a waler.soluble liquid, which mixes readily with water
and nanlonic 5urfaclanllo be applied as a foliar spray for the control
or destrucUon 01 many herbaceous and woody plants., This product is
Intended for control of annual and perennial weeds and woody plants
in lorests. pine straw plantations, non-crop sites such as utility rights-of-
way, and in and around aquatic siles; also for use in wildlife habitat areas,
for perennial grass release, and grass growth suppression and grazed
areas on these sites.
The active ingredient in this product moves through the plant Irom the
point of foliage contact 10 and inlo the rool system. Visible effects on
most annual weeds occur within 2 10 4 days, 7 days or more on most
perennial weeds, and 30 days or more on most woody plants. Extremely
cool or cloudy weather following treatment may slow the activity of this
product and delay visual effects of conlrol. Visible effects include gradual
wilting and yellowing of the plant which advances to complete browning
01 above-ground growth and deterloratlon of underground plant parts.
Unless olherwise directed on lhis label, delay application untfl vegelation
has emerged and reached the stages described for control of such
vegetation under the "Weeds Controlled" section of this label.
Unemerged plants arising from unattached underground rhizomes or root
slacks of perennials or brush will not be affected by Ihe spray and wlll
continue to grow. For this reason best control of most perennial weeds
or brush Is obtained when treatmenl is made allate growth stages
approaching maturity.
Always use lhe higher rate of Ihis product and surfactant within the
recommended range when vegetallon is heavy or dense. when treating
dense multi-canopied siles or woody vegetatlon or difficult-to-control
herbaceous or woody plants.
Do nottreal weeds, brush or trees under poor growing conditfons such as
droughl stress, disease or Insect damage. as reduced control may resul!.
Reduced control of target vegetation may also occur If foliage Is heavily
covered with dusl al the time of trealment.
Reduced control may result when applications are made to woody plants
or weeds following site disturbance or plant top growth removal from
grazing, mowing, logging or mechanical brush control. For best results,
delay Ireatment of such areas until resprouting and foliar growth has
restored the target vegetation 10 the recommended slage of growlh
for optimum herbicide exposure and control.
Rainfall or irrigation occurring within 6 hours after application may
reduce effectiveness. Heavy rainfall or Irrigation wllhln 2 hours after
application may wash the producl off the foliage and a repeat treatment
may be required.
This product does nol provide residual weed conlrol. For subsequent
residual weed conlrol, follow a label-approved herbicide program. Read
and carefully observe the cautionary statemenls and all other information
appearing on the labels of all herbicides used.
Note: The maximum rates stated lhroughoutthis product's labeling apply
10 this producI combined with Ihe use of all other herbicides containing
glyphosate or sulfosate as the active Ingredient, whelher applied as
mixtures or separately. Calculate the application rates and ensure that
the total use of this and other glyphosate or sulfosate containing products
does not exceed the maximum use rates.
Grazing Restrictions: This product may be used to Ireat undesirable
vegetation In utility rlghts-ofwway that pass lhrough pastures. rangeland,
and forestry sites that are being grazed. For tank mix applications,
comply with all restrictions appearing on the tank mix product label.
Except for lactating dairy animals there are no grazing restrictions
following the labeled applications of this product.
For lactating dairy animals there are no grazing restrictions for
the following labeled appllcallons of this product:
~ Where the spray can be directed onto undesirable woody
brush and trees, such as in handgun spray-to-wet or low
volume directed spray treatments.
.,.. For Iree injection of frill applicatrons and for cut slump treatments
For broadcast applications, obselVe the following restrictions for
lactating dairy animals:
.. For application rates of greater than 4.5 but not to exceed
7.5 quarts per acre, no more than 15 percent of the available
grazing area may be treated.
.. For application rates that do not exceed 4.5 quarts per acre,
no more than 25 percent of the available grazing area may
be treated.
These restrictions do not apply to pastures. rangetand or foreslry
sites outside of utility rights-of.way.
NOTE: Use of this product In any manner not consistenl with this label
may result In Injury to persons, animals or crops, or other unintended
consequences. When not in use. keep container closed to prevent
spllls and contamination.
Buyer and aU users are responsible for aU los5 or damage in connecllon
with Ihe use or handling of mixtures of this product or olher materials that
are not expressly recommended fn this label. Mixing this product with
herbicides or other materials not recommended in this label may result
in reduced performance.
ATTENTION: Avoid drift. Extreme care must be used when
applying this product to prevent Injury to desirable plants
and crops.
Do not allow lhe herbicide solution to mist, drip, drift or splash onto
desirable vegetation since minute quanlities of this product can cause
severe damage or destruction to the crop, plants or other areas on
which treatment was not intended. The likelihood of plant or crop injury
occurring from lhe use of this product is greatest when winds are gusty
or in excess of 5 miles per hour or when other conditions, Including lesser
wind velocities, will allow spray drift to occur. When spraying, avoid
combinations of pressure and nozzle type that wlJl resu[l in splaller or
fine particles (mist) which are likely to drilt. Avoid applying at
excessive speed or pressure.
3
Specimen Labsi Revised 07-23-08
Spray Drift Management
Avoiding spray drif( at the applicaUon site is the responsibility of the
applicator. The interaction of many cqulpmenl-and-weather-relaled
factors determine the potential for spray drilt. The applicator and the
grower are responsible for consJdering all these factors when making
decisions, The following drift management requirements must be
followed 10 avoid off-target drift movement from aerial applications 10
agricuJlural field crops. These requirements do not apply 10 forestry
applications. public health uses Of to applications using dry formulations.
1. The distance of the outer most nozzles on the boom must not
exceed 3/4 the length of the wIngspan or roloL
2. Nozzles must always point backward parallel with the air stream
and never be pointed downwards more than 45 degrees. Where
stales have more stringent regulations, they should be observed.
The applicator should be lamlllar with and lake into accQuntthe
information covered In Ihe following Aerial Drift Reduction
Advisory Information:
Importance of Droplet Size: The most effective way to reduce drift
potenlial is to apply large droplels. The best drift management strategy Is
to apply the largest droplets that provide sufficient coverage and control.
Applying larger droplets reduces drill potential, but will not prevent drlH If
appllcations are made improperly. or under unfavorable environmental
conditions (see Wind, Temperature and Humidity, and Temperature
Inversion section of this label).
Controlling Droplet Size: Volume-Use high flow rate nozzles to apply
the highest practical spray volume. Nozzles wlth higher rated flows
product larger droplets.
Pressure-Use the lower spray pressures recommended for the nozzle.
Higher pressure reduces droplet size and does not improve canopy
penelration. When higher 1I0w rates are needed, use higher flow
rate nozzles Instead of Increasing pressure.
Number of nozzles-Use the minimum number of nozzles that provide
uniform coverage.
Nozzle Orientatioo"Orlenlfng nozzles so that the spray is released
backwards, paraflelto the airstream wUl produce larger droplets than
other orientations. Significant deflection from the horizontal will reduce
droplet size and Increase drlfl potential.
Nozzle Type-Use a nozzle type thai Is designed for the intended
application. Wllh most nozzle types, narrower spray angles produce
larger droplets. Consider usIng low.drifl nozzles. Solid stream nozzles
oriented straIght back produce larger droplets than other nozzte types.
Boom Length-For some use patterns, reducing the effective boom length
to less than 3/4 of the wingspan or rotor length may further reduce drift
wllhout reducing swath width.
Applicallon-Applicallons shoutd not be made at a height greater than
10 feet above the top of the largest plants unless a greater height is
required for aircraft safety. Making applications at the lowest height
thaI is safe reduces exposure of droplets to evaporation and wind.
Swath Adjustment: When applications are made with a crosswind, the
swath will be displaced downwind. Therefore, on the up and downwind
edges of the field, the applicator must compensate for this displacement
by adjusting the path of the aircraft upwind. Swath adjustment distance
should Increase, with Increasing drift potential (higher wind, smaller
drops, etc.).
Wind: Drift potential Is lowest between wind speeds of 2-10 mph.
However, many factors, including droplet size and equipmenllype
determine drift potential at any given speed. Applicatlon should be
avoided below 2 mph due to variable wind direction and high Inversion
potentlal. Nole: Local terrain can Influence wind pallems. Every
applicator should be familiar with local wind patterns and how they
affecldrlft.
Temperature and Humidity: When making applications In low relative
humidity, set up equipment to produce larger droplets to compensate
for evaporation. Droplet evaporation Is most severe when conditions
are both hol and dry.
Temperature Inversions: Applications should not occur during a
temperature InversIon, because drift potenlial is high. Temperalure
inversions restrict vertical air mixing, which causes small suspended
droplets to remain in a concentrated cloud. This cloud can move in
unpredictable directions due 10 the Ught variable winds common during
Inversions. Temperalure Inversions are characterized by increasing
lemperatures with allftuds and are common on nights wllh limited cloud
cover and light to no wind, They begin to form 85 the sun sets and oHen
continue into the mornrng. Their presence can be indicated by ground
fog; however, If fog is not present, inversions can also be Idenlilied by
the movement of smoke from a ground source or an aircraft smoke
generalor. Smoke that layers and moves laterally in a connected cloud
(under low wind conditions) Indicates an inversion, while smoke that
moves upwards and rapidly dissipates indicales good vertlcat air mixing.
Sensitive Areas: The pestlclde should only be applied when the
pOlential for drlflto adjacent sensitive areas (e.g., residential areas,
bodies of water, known habitat for threalened or endangered species,
non-target crops) Is minimal (e.g., when wind is blowing away from the
sensitive areas).
Mixing And Application Instructions
Apply these spray solutlons in properly maintained and calibrated
equlpmenl capable of delivering desired volumes. Hand-gun
appllcatlons should be properly directed to avoid spraying desIrable
plants. Note: reduced results may occur if water containing soil
Is used, such as water from ponds and unlined ditches.
Mixing
This product mixes readily with water. Mix spray solutions of thIs product
as follows:
1. Fill the mixing or spray tank with the required amount of waler while
adding the required amount of this product (see "Directions for Use"
and 'Weeds Conlrolled" sections of this label).
2. Near the end of the filling process, add the required surfactant and
mix well. Remove hose from tank Immediately after filling to avoid
siphoning back Inlo the waler source,
4
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Note: If tank mixing with Garlon" 3A herbIcide, ensure that Garlon 3A
is well mixed with at least 75 percent of the tolal spray volume before
adding this product to the spray tank to avoid incompatibifily.
During mixing and applicalion, foaming of the spray solulion may occur.
To prevent or minimize foam, avoid the use of mechanical agitators,
place the filling hose below the surface of the spray solution (only during
filting), terminate by-pass and return lines at the bottom of the tank, and,
if needed, use an approved antHoam or defoaming agent.
Keep by-pass line on or near bottom of tank 10 minimize foaming, Screen
size in nozzle or line strainers should be no finer than 50 mesh. Carefully
select correct nozzle 10 avoid spraying a fine mist. For best results with
conventional ground appllcatlon equipment, use flat fan nozzles. Check
for even dlstribullon of spray droplets.
IMPORTANT: When using this product, unless othe/Wlse specified, mIx
with a surfactant such as a non-Ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater
active ingredient. For conifer release (pine release) use only surtaclants
that are approved for conifer release, and specified on the surfactant
label as safe for use in conifer release (pine release).
Always read and fol/ow the manufacturer's surfactant label
recommendatlons for best results.
Colorants or marking dyes approved for use with herbicides may be
added to spray mixtures of this product. Colorants or dyes used in spray
solutions of this product may reduce performance, especially at lower
rates or dilutions. Use colorants or dyes according to the manufacturer's
label recommendations.
Clean sprayer and parts Immediately atler using this product by
thoroughly flushing with water and dispose of rlnsate according 10
labeled use or dIsposal instructions.
Carefully observe all cautionary statements and other information
appearing in the surfactant labeL
Application Equipment And TeChniques
ATTENTION: AVOID DRIFT. EXTREME CARE MUST BE
EXERCISED WHEN APPLYING THIS PRODUCT TO PREVENT
INJURY TO DESIRABLE PLANTS AND CROPS.
Do not allow the herbicIde solution to mist, drip, drift, or splash onto
desirable vegetation since minute quantities of this product can cause
severe damage or destruction to crops, plants, or other areas on which
the treatment was not Intended. The likelihood of plant or crop Injury
occurring from the use of this product is greatest when winds are gusty
or in excess of 5 miles per hour or when other conditions, including lesser
wind velocities, will allow spray drill to occur. When spraying, avoid
combinations of pressure and nozzle type that will result in splatter
or fine particles (mist) which are likely to drift. AVOID APPLYING AT
EXCESSIVE SPEED OR PRESSURE.
Note: Use of this product in a manner no! consistent wilh thIs label
may result in injury to persons, animals, or crops, or other unintended
consequences. When not In use, keep container closed to prevent
spills and contamination.
Aerial Equipment
For aerfal application of this product in California, refer to Federal
supplementallabal for this product entitled "For Aerial Application
In California Only". In California, aerial application may be made in
aquatic sites and noncrop areas, Including aquallc sHes present in
noncrop areas that are part of the Intended treatment.
For control of weed or brush species listed In this label using aerial
application equipment: For aerial broadcast application, unless
otherwise specified, apply the rates of this product and surfactant
recommended for broadcast application in a spray volume of 3 to
20 gallons of water per acre. See the "Weeds Controlled" section of
this label for labeled annual and herbaceous weeds and woody plants
and broadcast rate recommendations. Aerial applications of this product
may only be made as specifically recommended in this label,
AVOID DRIFT. Do not apply during Inversion conditions, when
winds are gusty or under any other condition which will allow
drift, Drift may cause damage to any vegetation contacted to which
treatment Is not Intended. To prevent injury to adjacent desirable
vegetation, appropriate buffer zones must be maintained.
Coarse sprays are less likely to drill; therefore, do not use nozzles or
nozzle configurations which dispense spray as fine spray droplets. Do
not angle nozzles forward into the airstream and do not increase spray
volume by increasing nozzle pressure.
Drift control addiUves may be used. When a drift control additive is
used, read and carefUlly observe the caullonary statements and all other
information appearing in the additive label. The use of a drift control
agent for conifer and herbaceous release applications may result In
conifer injury and Is not recommended,
Ensure uniform application. To avoid streaked, uneven or overlapped
application, use appropriate marking devices.
Thoroughly wash aircraft, especially landing gear, alter each day of
spraying to remove residues of this product accumulated during spraying
or from spills. Prolonged exposure of this product to uncoated steel
surfaces may result in corrosion and possible failure of the pari:.
Landing gear are most susceptible. The maintenance of an organic
coaling (pain!) which meets aerospace specification MIL-C.38413 may
prevent corrosion.
Ground Broadcast Equipment
For control of weed or brush species listed In this label using
conventional boom equipment: For ground broadcast application,
unless otherwise specified, apply the rates of this product and surfactant
recommended for broadcast application in a spray volume of 3 to
30 gallons of wafer per acre. See the 'Weeds Controlled" section of (his
label for labeled annual and herbaceous weeds and woody plants and
broadcast rate recommendations. As density of vegetation increases,
spray volume should be Increased within the recommended range to
ensure complete coverage, Carefully select correct nozzle to avoid
spraying a fine mist. For best results with ground application equipment,
use flat fan nozzles. Check for even distribution of spray droplets.
5
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Forestry and Utility RIghts-of.Way Sites: This product Is
recommended for broadcast appllcatlons uSing suitable ground
equipment In forestry sites, utility sites, and utfllty rights-of way.
Apply the recommended rates of this producl and surfactant In a
spray volume of 10 10 60 gallons per acre. Check for even dlstributton
of spray droplets.
Hand-Held and High-Volume Equipment
(Use Coarse Sprays Only)
For control of weeds listed in this label using knapsack sprayers
or high-volume spraying equipment utilizing handguns or other
suitable nozzle arrangements:
High volume sprays: Prepare a 3/4 to 2 percent solution of this
product in water, add a nonionlc surfactant and apply to foliage of
vegetation to be controlled. For specific rates of applicalfon and
instructions for control of various annual and perennial weeds, see
Ihe "Weeds Controlled" section In this label.
Applications should be made on a spray-to-wet basis. Spray coverage
should be uniform and complete. Do not spray to point of runoff.
Low volume directed sprays: This product may be used as a 5 to
10 percent solution in low-volume directed sprays for spot treatment of
trees and brush. This treatment method is most effeCllve In areas where
there Is a low density of undesirable trees or brush, If a straight stream
nozzle is used, start the application at the top of the targeted vegetation
and spray from top to bottom in a lateral zlg~zag motion. Ensure that at
least 50 percent of the leaves are contacted by the spray solution. For
flat fan and cone nozzles and with hand-directed mist blowers, mislthe
application over the foliage of the targeted vegetation. Small, open-
branched trees need only be treated from one side. If the foliage is thick
or there are multiple root sprouts, applicatlons must be made from
several sides to ensure adequate spray coverage.
Spray Solution
Prepare the desired volume of spray solulion by mixing the amount of this product in water, shown in the following table:
Desired Amount of this nroduct
Volume 3/4% 1% 11/4% 11/2% 2% 5% 8% 10%
10al 11102 11/3 fl oz 12/3floz 2 fl oz 2213 II OZ 61/2f102 10114 fl oz 123/4 fl oz
250al 11/2 nt 1 al 11/4al 1-1/2 nt 2 at 5 at 2 nal 2.50al
100 aal 3 al 1 aal 11/4 aal 11/2 nal 2 aal 5 aal 8 nal 10 aal
2 tablespoons", 1 fluid ounce
For use in knapsack sprayers, it is suggested that the recommended
amount of this product be mixed wllh watsr in a larger container. Fill
the knapsack sprayer with lhe mixed solution and add the correct amount
of surfactant.
Selective Equipment
This product may be applied through shielded sprayers or wiper
application equipment. This equipment may be used to selectively
control undesirable vegetation without harming desirable vegetaUon,
Shielded sprayers direct the herbicide solution onto weeds while shielding
desirable vegetation from the spray solution. Any recommended rate
or tank mixture of this product may be used employing this equipment.
Wiper applicators physically wipe product directly onto undesirable
vegetation, Care should be taken to avoid wiping desirable vegelalion,
Use a 33 to 100 percent solution of this producl, diluted In water far wiper
applications. Use a 33 percent solution for wick or gravlly feed systems.
Higher concentrations may be used In pressurized systems that are
capable of handling thicker solutions. Addition of a nanlonic surfactant
at a rate of 10 percent by volume of total herbicide solution
is recommended,
Weeds Controlled
Annual Weeds
Apply 10 actively growing annual grasses and broadleaf weeds.
Allow at least 3 days after appllcalfon before disturbing treated
vegetation, After this period the weeds may be mowed, tilled or
burned. See "Directions for Use," "General Information" and
"Mixing and Appllcation Instructions" for labeled uses and specific
application instruclions.
Broadcast Application Rates: For weeds less than 6 Inches tall, use
1 1/2 pints of this product per acre plus a surfactant such as a non-lon1c
surfactant containing 80% or greater active Ingredient. If weeds are
greater than 6 inches tall, use 2Y2 pints of thIs product per acre plus
a non-ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater active ingredient..
Hand-Held, High-Volume Application Rates: Use a 3/4 percent solution
of this product in water plus a surfactant such as a non-ionic surfactant
containing 80% or greater active ingredient. Apply to foliage of
vegetation to be controlled.
6
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
When applied as directed, this producl plus a surfactant such as
a non-Ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater active Ingredient
will control the following annual weeds:
Common Name
Balsamapple I
Barley
Barnyardgrass
Bassia, fivehook
Bluegrass, annual
Bluegrass, bulbous
Brome
Butlercup
Cheat
Chickweed, mouseear
Cocklebur
Corn, volunteer
Crabgrass
Dwarfdandellon
Falseflax, smallseed
Flddleneck
Flaxleaf fleabane
Fleabane
Foxtail
Foxtail, Carolina
Groundsel, common
Horseweed/Marestal1
Kochia
Lambsquarters, common
Lettuce, prickly
Morningglory
Mustard, blue
Mustard, tansy
Mustard, lumble
Mustard, wild
Oats,wild
Panlcum
Pennycress, rield
Pigweed, redroot
Pigweed, smooth
Ragweed, common
Ragweed, giant
Rocket, London
Aye
Ryegrass, lIallan 11
Sandbur, field
Shallercane
Shepherd's-purse
Signal grass, broadleaf
Smartweed, Pennsylvania
SowthisUe, annual
Spanishneedles 11
Stlnkgrass
Sunflower
Thlslle, Russian
Spurry, umbrella
Velvelleaf
Wheat
Witchgrass
Scientific Name
Momordlca charanlla
Hordeum vulgare
Echinochloa crus-galli
Bassia hyssop/falla
Poa annua
Poa bulbosa
Bromus spp.
Ranuncufus spp.
Bromus secaflnus
Cerastium vU/gatum
Xan/hium slrumarium
Zea mays
Dlg/taria spp,
Krigla cesp/tosa
Camelina microcarpB
Amslnckia spp.
ConyzB bonariensls
Erlgeron spp.
Setaria spp.
Alopecurus carolinianus
Senec;o vulgaris
Conyza canadensis
Kochis scopan'a
Chenopodium album
Laetuea serriola
Ipomoea spp.
Chorispora lenella
Desaura/nia pinnala
Slsymbrium altlsslmum
SInapis arvensis
Avena fatua
Panicum spp.
Th/aspi arvense
Amaranthus retroflexus
Amaranthus hybridus
Ambrosia arlemisii{olla
Ambrosia tdfida
Sisymbrium irio
Secale cereale
Lallum mu/liflorum
Cenchrus spp.
Sorghum bleolor
Capsella bursa-pas/oris
Brachiaria plalyphy/fa
Po/ygonum pensy/van/cum
Sonchus oleraceus
B/dens blplnnattJ
Eragrostis ciUanensis
Helianlhus annuus
Salsola kali
H%steum umbellafum
Abutilon theophrasti
Triticum aesflvum
Panlcum capillare
I Apply with hand.held equipment only.
n Apply 3 pints of this product per acre.
Annual weeds will generally conUnue \0 germinate from seed throughout
the growing season. Repeat treatments wlll be necessary 10 control later
germlnallng weeds.
Perennial Weeds
Apply this product to control most vigorously growing perennial weeds.
Unless otherwise directed, apply when target plants are aclively growing
and most have reached early head or early bud slage of growth. Unless
otherwise directed, allow at least 7 days after application before
disturbing vegetation.
NOTE: If weeds have been mowed or tilled, do nollreat unlll regrowth
has reached the recommended stages. Fall treatments must be applied
belore a killing frost.
Repeat treatments may be necessary to control weeds regenerating from
underground parts or seed,
Specific Weed Control Recommendations: For perennial weeds, apply
the recommended rate plus a surfactant such as a non-Ionic surfactanl
containing 80% or greater active ingredient.. Use 01 this product without
surfactant will result In reduced herbicide performance. Refer to the
"MixIng and Application Instructions" secllon of this label and the
surfactant manufacturer label for more Information. .
When applied as directed, this product plus a surfactant such
as a non~lonlc surfactant containing 80% or greater active Ingredient
will control the following perennial weeds: (Numbers In parentheses
"H" following common name 01 a listed weed species refer to "Specific
Perennial Weed Control Recommendations" for that weed which follow
the species IlsUng.)
Common Name
Allalfa (31)
Alligatorweed 1 (1)
Anise/Fennel (31)
Artichoke, Jerusalem (31)
Bahlagrass (31)
Bermudagrass (2)
Bindweed, field (3)
Bluegrass, Kentucky (12)
Blueweed, Texas (3)
Brackenfern (4)
Bromegrass, smooth (12)
Canarygrass, reed (12)
Callail (S)
Clover, red (31)
Clover, white (31)
Cogongrass (6)
Cordgrass (7)
Cutgrass, giant I (8)
Dallisgrass (31)
Dandelion (31)
Dock, curly (31)
Dogbane, hemp (9)
Fescue (31)
Fescue, (all (10)
Gulneagrass (11)
Hemlock, polson (31)
Horsenetlle (31)
Horseradish (9)
Ice Plant (22)
Johnsongrass (12)
Kikuyugrass (21)
7
Scientific Name
Medicaga sativa
Alternan/hera phi/oxeroides
Foeniculum VUlgare
Helianthus tuberosus
Paspalum no/atum
Cynodon daelylon
Convolvulus arvensis
poa pratensfs
He/lanthus cifians
Pteridium spp.
Bramus Inermis
Pha/ans arundinacea
Typha spp.
Trifolium pratense
Trifolivm repens
Imperata clylfndrica
Spartina spp.
Zizaniapsis mi/iacea
Paspalum dllafafum
Taraxacum offlcinale
Rumex crispus
Apocynum cannabinum
Festuca spp.
Festucs arundlnacea
Panicum maximum
Conium maculatum
So/anum carollnense
Armoracla rusticana
Mesembryanthemum crysta/llnum
Sorghum halepense
Pennisetum elandestlnum
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Common Name
Knapweed (9)
Lanlana (13)
Lespedeza, common (31)
Lespedeza, sericea (31)
loosestrife, purple (14)
Lotus, Amerlcan (15)
Maidencane (is)
Milkweed (17)
Muhly, wirestem (21)
Mullein, common (31)
Naplergrass (31)
Nightshade, silverleal (3)
Nutsedge, purple (18)
Nutsedge, yellow (is)
Orchardgrass (12)
Pampasgrass (19)
Paragrass (16)
Phragmiles II (20)
Quackgrass (21)
Reed. giant (22)
Ayegrass, perennial (12)
Smartweed, swamp (31)
Spatterdock (23)
Starthistle, yellow (31)
Sweet potato, wild 1(24)
Thistle, artichoke (25)
Thistle, Canada (25)
Timothy (12)
Torpedograss 1 (26)
Tulss, common (27)
Vaseygrass (31)
Velvelgrass (31)
Waterhyactnth (28)
Water/eltuce (29)
Waterprimrose {3D)
Wheatgrass, western (12)
Scientific Name
Cantaurea repens
Lantana camara
Lespedeza striata
Lespedeza cuneata
Lythrum sal/caria
Nelumbo /utea
Panicum hematomon
Asclepias spp,
Muh/enbergia frondosa
Verbascum thapsus
Pennisaturn purpureum
Solanum e/aeagnifolium
Cyperus rolundus
Cyperus escufentus
Dacty/is glomerata
Cortaderla Jubata
Brachiaria mufica
Phragmiles spp.
Agropyron repens
Arunda donax
LaNum perenne
Palygonum coccineum
Nuphar luleum
Contaurea so/stitiafis
Ipomoea pandurata
Cynara cardunculus
Cirsium arvense
Ph/eum pretense
Pan/cum (opens
Scirpus acutus
Paspa/um urvJ/fel
Ho/cus spp,
Eichornia crassipes
Pistia straflotes
Ludwlgfs spp,
Agropyron smirhii
t Partial control.
11 Partial conlrol in soulheastern stales. See "Specific Weed Control
Recommendations" below.
Specific Perennial Weed Control Recommendations:
1. Alligatorweed: Apply 6 pints of Ihis product per acre as a broadcasl
spray or as a 1 1/4 percent solution with hand-held equipment to
provide partial control of alligatorweed. Apply when most of the
larget plahts are in bloom, Repeat applicallons will be required to
maintain such control.
2. Bermudagrass: Apply 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 11/2 percent solution with hand-held
equipment. Apply when larget plants are acllvely growing and
when seedheads appear,
3. Bindweed, field 1 SlIverleaf Nightshade / Texas Blueweed: Apply
6 to 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray west
of Ihe Mississippi River and 4 1/2 to 6 pints 01 this product per acre
east of the Mississippi River. Wllh hand-held equlpmenl, use a
1 1/2 percent solution. Apply when large! planls are actively
growing and are at or beyond full bloom. For silverleaf nightshade,
best results can be obtained when application Is made after berries
are formed, Do not treal when weeds are under drought stress.
New leaf development indicates active growth. For besl results
apply In lale summer or fall.
4. Brackenfern: Apply 4 1/2 to 6 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 3/4 to 1 percent solution wilh hand-held
equipment. Apply to fully expanded fronds which are at least
18 inches long,
5, Cattail: Apply 4 1/2 to 6 pInts of this product per acre as a broadcast
spray or as a 3/4 percent solullon with hand.held equIpment. Apply
when target plants are actively growing and are at or beyond the
early-la-full bloom stage 01 growth, Best resulls are achieved
when appllcatfon is made during the summer or fall monlhs.
6. Cogongrass: Apply 4 1/2 to 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray, Apply when cogongrass is at least 18 inches tall
and actively growing in late summer or fall. Allow 7 or more days
alter appllcallon belore tillage or mowing, Due 10 uneven slages 01
growth and Ihe dense nature 01 vegetation preventing good spray
coverage, repeat treatments may be necessary to maintain control.
7. Cordgrass: Apply 4 1/2 to 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as
a broadcasl spray or as a 1 to 2 percent solullon with hand-held
equipment. Schedule appllcalions in order to allow 6 hours before
treated plants are covered by tidewater, The presence of debris
and slit on the cordgrass plants will reduce perlormance. It may
be necessary to wash largeted plants prior 10 appllcaUon 10 Improve
uptake of Ihis product into the plan!.
8. Cutgrass, giant: Apply 6 pInts 01 this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 1 percenl solullon with hand.held equipment
to provide partial control 01 giant culgrass, Repeat applications wflf
be required to maintain such control, especially where vegelation Is
partially submerged in waler. Allow for substantial regrowth to the
7 to 10.leaf slage prior to rstreatmen!.
9, Dogbane, hemp / Knapweed I Horseradish: Apply 6 pints of this
product per acre as a broadcast spray or as a 1 1/2 percent solulien
wllh hand-held equipment. Apply when larget plants are acllvely
growing and most have reached the lale bud.to-flower stage
of growth, For best resuils, apply in lale summer or fall.
10. Fescue, tall: Apply 41/2 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 1 percent solution with hand-held
equipment Apply when target plants are actively growing and
most have reached the baoHa-head stage 01 growth. When applied
prior 10 the bool stage. less desirable control may be obtained.
11. Guineagrass: Apply 4 1/2 pinls oflhls product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held
equipment. Apply when larget plants are aclivaly growing and
when most have reached at least the 7-leaf stage of growth.
12. Johnsongrass / Bluegrass, Kentucky / Bromegrass, smooth /
Canarygrass, reed 1 Orchard grass / Ryegrass, perennial 1
Timothy J Wheatgrass, western: Apply 310 4 1/2 pinls of lhis
product per acre as a broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solullon
with hand.held equipment. Apply when target plants are actively
growing and mosl have reached the boot-to-head stage of growth,
When applied prior 10 the boot slage, less desirable control may
be obtained, In the fall, apply before plants have turned brown,
13. lantana: Apply this product as a 3/4 to 1 percent solution wilh hand.
held equipment. Apply to actively growing lantana at or beyond the
bloom stage of growth, Use the higher appllcalion rate for plants
lhat have reached Ihe woody stage of growth.
14. Loosestrife, purple: Apply 4 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 1 to 1 1/2 percent solulion using hand.held
equipment. Treat when planls are actively growing at or beyond the
bloom stage of growth. Best results are achieved when application
Is made during summer or fall months. Fall treatments must be
applied before a killing frosl.
8
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
15. Lotus, American: Apply 4 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held
equipment. Treal when plants are actively growing at or beyond
the bloom slage of growth. Besl results are achieved when
application is made during summer or fall months, FaU treatments
must be applied before a killing frost. Repeat treatment may be
necessary 10 control regrowth from underground parts and seeds.
16. Maldencane 1 paragrass: Apply 6 pints of this product per acre
as a broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held
equipment. Repeat treatments will be required, especially to
vegelatlon partially submerged In water. Under these conditions,
af/ow for regrowth to the 7 to 10-leaf stage prior to retreatman!.
17. Milkweed, common: Apply 41/2 pints of this producl per acre
as a broadcast spray or as a 1 1/2 percenl solution with hand-held
equipment. Apply when larget plants are acllvely growing and
most have reached the late bud-to-flower stage of growth.
18. Nutsedge: purple, yellow: Apply 4 112 pints 01 this product per acre
as a broadcast spray, or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held
equipment to conlrol exisllng nutsedge plants and Immature nuUels
attached 10 treated plants. Apply when target plants are in flower or
when new nutlets can be found at rhizome lips, Nutlets which have
not germinated w1l! not be controlled and may germinate following
treatment. Repeat treatments will be required for long-term control.
19, Pampasgrass: Apply a 1 1/2 percent solution of this product with
hand-held equipment when plants are actively growing.
20, Phragmltes: For partial conlrol of phragmlles in Florida and
lhe counties of other slates bordering the Gulf of Mexico, apply
7 1/2 pints per acre as a broadcast spray or apply a 1 112 percent
solution with hand-held equipment. In other areas of the U.S., apply
4 10 6 pints per acre as a broadcast spray or apply a 3/4 percent
solution wllh hand-held equipment for partial control. For best
results, treat during late summer or fall months when plants are
actively growing and in fuU bloom. Due to the dense nature of the
vegelation, which may prevent good spray coverage and uneven
stages of growth, repeat treatments may be necessary to maintain
control. Visual control symptoms will be slow to develop.
21. Quackgrass 1 Klkuyugrass 1 Muhly, wlrestern: Apply 3to
4112 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray or as
a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held equipment when most
quackgrass or wlrastem muhly is at least 8 Inches In height
(3 to 4-1eaf stage of growth) and actively growing. Allow 3 or
more days afler application berore tillage.
22, Reed. giant / Ice plant: For control of giant reed and ice plant, apply
a 1 1/2 percent solullon of this producl with hand-held equipment
when plants are actively growing. For giant reed, besl results are
obtained when applicallons are made in late summer 10 fall.
23. Spatterdock: Apply 6 pints of this producl per acre as a broadcast
spray or as a 3/4 percent solullon with hand-held equipment. Apply
when most plants are In full blqom, For best results, apply during
the summer or fall monlhs.
24. Sweet potato, wild: Apply this product as a 1 112 percent solulion
using hand-held equipment. Apply 10 actively growing weeds that
are at or beyond the bloom stage of growlh, Repeat applications
will be required. Allow the plant to reach the recommended stage
of growlh before retreatman!.
25. Thistle, Canadal artlchok.:t: Apply 3to 41/2 pints 01 this product
per acre as a broadcasl spray or as a 1 1/2 percent solution wilh
hand-held equipment for Canada thlslle, To control artichoke thistle,
apply a 2 percent solullon as a spray-ta-wet applicallon. Apply when
target plants are actively growing and are at or beyond Ihe bud
stage of growth.
26. Torpedograss: Apply 6 to 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 3/4 to 1 1/2 percent solutlon with hand-held
equipment to provide partial control of torpedograss, Use the lower
rates under terrestrial conditions, and the higher rates under partially
submerged or a floating mal condition. Repeat treatments wllt be
requIred to maintain such control.
27. TUles, common: Apply this product as a 1 1/2 percent solution with
hand-held equipment. Apply to actively growing plants at or beyond
the seadhead stage of growth, After application, visual symptoms
will be slow to appear and may not occur for 3 or more weeks.
28. Waterhyaclnth: Apply 5 to 6 pints or Ihls product per acre as a
broadcasl spray or apply a 3/4 to 1 percent solution wIth hand-held
equipment. Apply when target plants are actively growing and at or
beyond the early bloom stage of growth. After application, vIsual
symptoms may require 3 or more weeks to appear with complete
necrosis and decomposlllon usually occurring within 60 to 90 days.
Use lhe higher rales when more rapid visual effects are desired,
29. Waterlettuce: For control, apply a 3/4 to 1 percent solullon of this
product with hand-held equipment to actively growing plants. Use
higher rates where lnfeslatlons are heavy. Best resulls are obtained
from mid-summer through wInter applications. Spring applications
may require retreatmen!.
30, Waterprlmrose: Apply this product as a 3/4 percent solulion using
hand-held equipment. Apply to plants that are actlvely growing at
or beyond the bloom stage of growth, bul before fall color changes
occur. Thorough coverage is necessary lor best control.
31. Other perennial weeds listed above: Apply 4 1/2 107 1/2 pints
of this product per acre as a broadcast spray or apply as a 3/4 to
1 1/2 percent solutlon with hand-held equipment.
Woody Brush and Trees
NOTE: If brush has been mowed or tilled or trees have been cut, do not
treat unlil regrowth has reached the recommended stage of growth.
Application Rates and Timing
When applied as a 5 to 8 percent solution as a directed applicallon as
described in the "Hand-Held and HIghNolume Equipment" sectlon, Ihis
product wlll control or partially control all wood brush and tree species
fisted In this section of this label. Use the higher rate of application for
dense stands and larger woody brush and trees.
Specific Brush or Tree Control Recommendations: Numbers in
parentheses "(-)" following the common name of a listed brush or Iree
species refer to "Specific Brush or Tree Control Recommendations" which
foHow the species llsllng. See this section for specific appricallon rates
and timing for listed species.
For woody brush and trees, apply the recommended rate plus a
surfactant such as a non-Ionic surfactant containing 80% or grealer aclive
ingredient. Use of this product without surfactant will result in reduced
herbicide performance, Refer to the "MixIng and Applicatlon Instructions"
section of this label and the surfactant manufaclurer label for more
informal/on. Make applications when plants are actively growing and,
unless otherwise directed, after full-leaf expansion. Use the higher rate
for larger plants and/or dense areas of growth, On vines, use the higher
rate for plants that have reached the woody stage 01 growth. Best
results Bre obtained when application is made In late summer or fall
after fruit formalion,
9
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
In arid areas, best results are obtained when application is made In the
spring or early summer when brush species are at high moisture content
and are flowering. Ensure thorough coverage when using hand*held
equipment Symptoms may nol appear prior to frost or senescence
with falltrealments.
Allow 7 or more days aller application before tillage, mowing or removal.
Repeat treatments may be necessary to control plants regeneraling
from underground parts or seed. Some autumn colors on undesirable
deciduous species are acceptable provided no malar leaf drop has
occurred. Reduced performance may result If fall treatments are
made following a frosl.
See the "Directions for Use" and "Mixing and Applicalion Instrucllons"
sections in this label for labeled use and specific applicaUon instructions,
When applied as directed. this product plus a surfactant such as
a non~lonlc surfactant containing 80% or greater active Ingredient
will control the following woody brush plants and trees: (Numbers in
parentheses "H" lollowing common name of a fisted brush or lree species
refer 10 "Specific Brush or Tree Control Recommendalions" for that
species wh1ch follow the species listing,)
Common Name
Aldor(1)
Ash '(20)
Aspen, quaking (2)
Bearclover, Bearmat (20)
Birch (3)
Blackberry (1)
Broom, French (4)
Broom, Scotch (4)
Buckwheat, California 1 (5)
Cascara 1(20)
Calsclaw 1(6)
Ceanothus (20)
Chamise (17)
Cherry, bitter (7)
Cherry, black (7)
Cherry, pin (7)
Coyote brush (8)
Creeper, Virginia 1(20)
Dewberry (1)
Dogwood (9)
Elderberry (3)
Elm '(20)
Eucalyptus, bluegum (10)
Hasardia 1 (5)
Hawthorn (2)
Hazel (3)
Hickory (9)
Holly, Florida (11)
(BrazilIan peppertree)
Honeysuckle (1)
Hornbeam, American (20)
Kudzu (12)
Locusl, black I (20)
Manzanita (20)
Maple, red 1(13)
Maple, sugar (14)
Maple, vine 1(20)
Monkey flower 1(5)
Oak, black 1 (20)
Oak, norfhern pin (14)
Oak, post (1)
Scientific Name
Alnus spp.
Frs.xinus spp.
Populus tremuloldas
Chamaebatia foliolosa
Betula spp.
Rubus spp,
Cytisus monspessulanus
Cytisus scoparius
Eriogonum fasc/culatum
Rhamnus purshiana
Acacia greggi
Ceanothus spp.
Adenostoma fasc/cu/atum
Prunus emarg/nata
Prunus serafina
Prunus pensy/vanica
Baccharis cansanguinea
Parlhenocissus quinquefalia
Rubus trlvialls
Camus spp.
Sambucus spp.
Ulmus spp.
Eucalyptus globulus
HapJopappus squamosus
Crata&gu5 spp.
Cory/us spp.
Carya sPP,
Sohinus terebinthifolius
Lon/cera spp.
Carpinus caroliniana
Puerar/a Jobata
Robin/a pseudoacacfa
Arctostaphy/os spp.
Acer rubrum
Acer saccharum
Acer cire/natum
Mlmulus gutta/us
Quercus ve/W/na
Quercus palustris
Quercus stellata
Common Name
Oak. red (14)
Oak, southern red (7)
Oak, white 1(20)
Persimmon j (20)
Poison-ivy (15)
Polson-oak (15)
Poplar, yellow 1(20)
Prunus (7)
Raspberry (1)
Redbud, eastern (20)
Rose, multiflora (16)
Russlan.olive (20)
Sage: black (17), while
Sagebrush, California (17)
Salmonberry (3)
Salt cedar 1 (9)
Saltbush, sea myrtle (18)
Sassafras (20)
Sourwood 1(20)
Sumac, polson' (20)
Sumac, smooth! (20)
Sumac, winged I (20)
Sweetgum (7)
Swordfern I (20)
Tallowtree, Chinese (17)
Thlmbleberry (3)
Tobacco, Iree 1(5)
Trumpelcreeper (2)
Waxmyrtle, southern '(11)
Willow (19)
Scientific Name
Quercus rubrs
Quercus falcata
Quercus alba
Diospyros spp,
Rhus radfcans
Rhus toxicodendron
Uriodendron luliplfera
Prunus spp,
Rubus spp.
Cerc/s canadensis
Rosa multiflora
Elaeagnus angustlfolia
Salvia spp,
Artemisia caf/fomiaa
Rubus spectablfls
Tamanx spp.
Baccharfs haJimifo/ia
Sassafras aibidum
Oxydendrum arboreum
Rhus vernix
Rhus glabra
Rhus copallina
Liqufdambar styraciflua
Polystichum munitum
Sap/urn sebiferum
Rubus parviflorus
Nicol/ana glauca
Campsfs radicans
Myrica cerifera
Salix spp,
I Partial control (See below for control or partial control instructions.)
Specific Brush or Tree Control Recommendations:
1. Alder I Blackberry / Dewberry I Honeysuckle / Oak, Post 1
Raspberry: For control, apply 4 1/2 to 6 pInts per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 3/4 to 1 1/4 percent solution with
hand.held equipment.
2. Aspen, Quaking 1 Hawthorn 1 Trumpetcreeper: For control, apply
3 to 41/4 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray or as
a 314 to 1 1/4 percent solution with hand.held equipment.
3. Birch / Elderberry I Hazell Salmonberry 1 Thimbleberry: For
control, apply 3 pints per acre of this product as a broadcast spray
or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-held equipment
4. Broom, French 1 Broom, Scotch: For control, apply a 1 1/4 to
1 1/2 percent solullon with hand.held equipment.
5. Buckwheat, California 1 Hasardla 1 Monkey flower I Tobacco,
tree: For partial control of Ihese species, apply a 314 to 1 1/2 percent
solulion of this product as a foliar spray wIth hand-held equIpment.
Thorough coverage of foliage Is necessary for best results.
6. Catsclaw: For partial control, apply a 1 1/4 to 1 112 percent solution
with hand.held equIpment when alleast 50 percent of the new
leaves are fully developed,
7. Cherry, blUer I Cherry, black 1 Cherry, pin 1 Oak, southern red I
Sweetgum 1 Prunus: For control, apply 3 10 7 1/2 pints of this
product per acre as a broadcast spray or as a 1 to 1 1/2 percenl
solullon with hand-held equipment.
8, Coyote brush: For control, apply a 11/4to 1 112 percent solution
with hand-held equipment when alleast 50 percent of the new
leaves are fully developed.
10
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
g, Dogwood / Hickory 1 Salt cedar: For partial control, apply a 1 to
2 percent solution of this product with hand-held equipment or 6 to
71/2 pints per acre as a broadcast spray,
10, Eucalyptus, bluegum: For control of eucalyptus resprouls, apply
a 1 1/2 percent solution of this producl wllh hand-held equipment
when resprouts are 610 12-feetlalf. Ensure complete coverage.
Apply when plants are actively growing. Avoid application to
drought-stressed plants.
11. Holly, Florida / Waxmyrtle, southern: For partial control, apply
this product as a 1 1/2 percenl solullon wllh hand-held equipment.
12. Kudzu: For control, apply 6 pints of this product per acre as a
broadcast spray or as a 1 1/2 percent solullon wllh hand-held
equipment Repeat appllcatlons wlll be required to maintain control.
13. Maple, red: For control, apply as a 3/4 to 1 1/4 percent solution
wllh hand-held equipment when leaves are fully developed. For
partial control, apply 2 to 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as
a broadcast spray.
14. Maple, sugar / Oak: northern pin / Oak, red: For control, apply
as a 3/4 to 1 1/4 percent solution with hand-held equipment when at
least 50 percent of the new leaves are fully developed.
15, Poison-Ivy / Poison-oak: For control. apply 610 71/2 pints of this
product per acre as a broadcast spray or as a 1 1/2 percent solullon
with hand-held equipment. Repeat applications may be required to
maintain control. Fall treatments must be applied before leaves lose
green color.
16. Rose, multiflora: For control, apply 3 pints of this product per acre
as a broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solullon with hand-held
equipment. Treatments should be made prIor to leaf deterioralion
by leaf-feeding insects,
17. Sage, black 1 Sagebrush, California / Chamise I Tallowtree,
Chinese: For control of these species, apply a 3/4 percent
solullon of this product as a loliar spray wllh hand-held equipment.
Thorough coverage of foliage is necessary for best resulls.
18. Saltbush, sea myrtle: For control, apply this product as a 1 percent
solution with hand-held equipment.
19. Willow: For control, apply 4 1/2 pints 01 this product per acre
as a broadcast spray or as a 3/4 percent solution with hand-
held equipment.
20. Other woody brush and trees listed above: For partial control,
apply 3 to 7 1/2 pints of this product per acre as a broadcast spray
or as a 3/4 to 11/2 percenl solution with hand-held equipment.
Aquatic and other Noncrop Sites
Apply this product as directed and under condilions described to control
or partially control weeds and woody plants listed in the "Weeds
Controlled" section in Industrial, recreational and public areas or other
similar aquatic or terrestrial sites on thIs label.
Noncrop Sites
This product may be used to control the listed weeds in and around
aquatIc sites and on noncrop sites such as :
Airports
Golf Courses
Habitat Restoration & Management Areas
Highways & Roadsides
Industrial Plant Sites
Lumberyards
Parking Areas
Parks
Petroleum Tank Farms
Pipeline, Power, Telephone & Utility Rights-or-Way
Pumping Installations
Railroads
Schools
Storage Areas
Similar Sites
Aquatic Sites
ThIs product may be applied to emerged weeds In all bodies of fresh
and brackish water whIch may be flowing, nonflowlng or transient.
This Includes lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, estuarIes, rice levees,
soeps, Irrigation and drainage ditches, canals, reservoIrs,
wastewater treatment faclllties; wildlife habitat restoration and
management areas and similar sites.
If aquatic sites are present In the noncrop area and are part of the
Intended treatment, read and observe the following directions:
This product does not control plants which are completely
submerged or have a majority of their foliage under water,
There is no restriction on the use of trealed water for Irrigallon,
recreation or domestlc purposes.
Consult local state fish and game agency and water control authorllies
before applying this product to public water. Permits may be required
10 treat such water.
NOTE: Do not apply this producl directly to water wllhin 1/2 mUe up-
stream of an active potable water intake in flowing water (i.e., river,
stream, etc.) or within 1/2 mile of an acllve potable water Intake in a
standing body of water such as lake, pond or reservoir, To make aquatic
applications around and within 1/2 mile of active potable water Intakes,
the water Intake must be turned off for a minimum period of 48 hours after
the application. The water intake may be lurned on prior to 48 hours If
the glyphosate level in the Intake water Is below 0.7 parts per million as
determined by laboratory analysis, These aquatic applications may be
made only In those cases where there are alternative water sources or
holding ponds which would permit the turning off of an acllve potable
water Intake for a minimum period of 48 hours after the applications.
This restriction does nol apply to Intermittent inadvertent averspray of
waler In terrestrial use slles,
For treatments after drawdown of water or In dry ditches, allow 7 or
more days after treatment before reintroduction of water to achieve
maximum weed conlrol. Apply this product within 1 day after
drawdown 10 ensure application to actively growing weeds.
Floating mats of vegelation may require retreatmenL Avoid wash-off
of sprayed foliage by spray boat or recrealional boat backwash or by
rainfall wflhln 6 hours of application. Do not re-treat within 24 hours
following Ihe initial treatment.
Applications made to moving bodies of water must be made while
traveling upstream to prevent concentration of Ihls herbicide In water.
When making any bankslde applications, do not overlap more than
1 footlnlo open water. Do not spray In bodies of waler where weeds
do not exist. The maximum appllcatlon rate of 7 1/2 pints per acre
must not be exceeded in any single broadcast application that is being
made over water,
11
Specimen Label Revised 07-23"-08
When emerged infestations require treatment of the total surface area
of impounded water, trealing the area In slrlps may avoid oxygen
depletion due to decaying vegetallon. Oxygen depletion may result
in fish kill,
Forestry Sites and Utility Rights-of-Way
In forest and utility siles, this product Is recommended ror the control
or partial control of woody brush, trees, and annual and perennial
herbaceous weeds. This product is also recommended for use In
preparing or establishing wildlife openings wllhln these sites, in pine
straw plantatlons for maintaining logging roads, and for side trimming
along ullllty rights-or-way.
In forestry sites, this product is recommended for use in sile preparation
prior to planllng any tree species, including Christmas trees and
silvicultural nursery sites.
In utility sites, this product is recommended for use along electrical
power, pipeline, and telephone rights-of-way, and In other utlllty
sites associated with these rights-of-way, such as substations.
Application Rates t:
Spray Volume
Method of Application Application Rate loollacre\
Broadcast
AerIal 1,5 to 7.5 qUaere 51030
Ground 1.5 to 7.5 QUaere 101060
Sprav-to-Wet
Handgun, Backpack 0.75 to 2% spray-to-wel
Mistblower by volume
low Volume Directed
Spray tt 5% to 10% partial
Handgun, Backpack by volume coverage
Mistblower
I Where repeat appllcations are necessary, do nol exceed B.O quarts per
acre per year.
It For low volume directed spray applications, coverage should be uniform
with at least 50 percenl of the foliage contacted. For best results,
coverage olthe top one-hall of the plant is Important.
In foreslry site preparation and utilIty rights-of-way applications, Ihis
product requires use with a surtaetant such as a non-ionic surfactant
containing greater than 80 percent active Ingredient. Use of thIs product
without surfactant will result in reduced herblcIdeperformance, Refer
to the "Mixing and Application Inslructlons~ section of this label and the
surfactant manufacturer label for more Information.
Use higher rates of this product wllhin the recommended rate ranges
for control or partial controt of woody brush, trees and hard-Io-control
perennial herbaceous weeds, For best resulls, apply 10 acllvely growing
woody brush and trees after fullleat expansion and before fall color
and leaf drop. Use increased rates within the recommended rate range
to control of perennial herbaceous weeds from emergence up to the
appearance of seedheads, flowers or berries appear. Use lower rates
within the recommended rate range to control annual herbaceous weeds
and actively growing perennial herbaceous weeds after seedheads,
flowers or berries appear. Apply to foliage of actively growing annual
herbaceous weeds anytime after emergence.
Tank Mixtures
This product may be used In tank mix combination with other herbicide
products to broaden the speclrum of vegetation controlled. When tank
mixing, read and observe applicable use dlrecllons, precautions and
limitations on the respeclive product labels. Use according to the most
restriclive precautionary slatements for each product on the mixture.
Any recommended rate of this product may be used In a tank mix.
Note: For forestry sile preparation, make sure the tank mix product is
approved for use prior to planting the desired species. Observe planllng
Interval restrIctions, For side trimmIng treatments In utility rights-of.way,
tank mixtures with Arsenal2WSL herbicIde are nol recommended. For
side trimming treatmenls, it Is recommended that this product be used
alone as recommended, or as a tank mix with Garlon.
Broadcast
Product Rate Use Sites
Arsenal Applicators 210 Foreslry site preparation
Concentrate 16 fl ozlacre
Oust 1 to 4 oztacre Forestry site preparation,
ulitlty sites
Garlon 3A I 1 10 4 qVacre Forestry sile preparation,
utllIlv.sites
Garton 4 1 to 4 qVacre Forestry site preparation,
utility slles
Arsenal2WSL 210 Ulility sItes
32 fI ozlacre
Spray-to-Wet
Rales
Arsenal Applicators 1/32% to 1/2% Forestry site preparalion
Concentrate bv volume
Arsenal 2WSL 1/32% to 1/2% Utility sites
bv volume
Low Volume
Directed Spray
Rates
Arsenal Applicators 1/81>/" 10 1/2% Forestry slte preparation
Concentrate by volume
Arsenal2WSL 1/8% to 1/2% Utilily sites
bv volume
I Ensure that Garlon 3A is thoroughly mixed with water before adding lhis
product. Agitation Is required while mixing lhis product with Garlon 3A to
avoid compatibility problems,
For conlrol of herbaceous weeds, use the lower recommended tank
mixture rates. For control of dense stands or difficult-to-control woody
brush and trees, use the higher recommended rates,
Forestry Conifer and Hardwood Release
Directed Sprays and Selective Equipment
This product may be applied as a dlrecled spray or by using selecUve
equipment In forestry conifer and hardwood sites, Including Christmas
tree plantations and slfvicultural nurserIes, This product requires use with
a surfactant. Use only surfactants that are approved for conifer release
and specified on the surfactant label as safe for use in conifer release
(pine release). Use of this product without surfactant wIll result in
reduced herbicide perfonnance, Rerer to the "Mixing and Applicallon
Instrucllons" seclion of this labe! and the surtactant manufacturer label
for more information.
12
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Tank Mixing: In hardwood plantations, tank mixtures with Oust may be
used. In pine plantations, tank mixtures wilh Garlon 4 or Arsenal AC may
be used, Comply with all site restrictions, forestry species limitalions, and
precautions on the tank mix product labels.
Avoid contact of spray drift, mist or drips with foliage, green bark or
non-woody surface rools of desirable plant species. See "Applicalion
Equipment and Techniques" section of this label for specific
recommendations and precauttons.
Spray.to-Wet Applications: Use a 2 percenl spray solution to control
undesirable woody brush and trees. To control herbaceous weeds, use
a 1 to 2 percent spray solution.
Low Volume Directed Spray Appllcatlons: Use a 5 to 10 percent spray
solulion. Coverage should be uniform with at least 50 percent of the
foliage contacted. Coverage of the top one.half of the unwanted
vegetation is important
Broadcast ApplicatIons: For equipment calibrated for broadcast
applications, use 1 1/2 to 7 1/2 quarts of this product per acre. Apply in
10 to 60 gallons of clean water per acre. Shielded application equipment
may be used to avoid contact of the spray solution with desirable plants.
Shields should be adJusled to prevent spray contact with the foliage of
green bark of desirable vegetation,
Wiper ApplicatIon Equipment: See the "Selective Equipment" section
of this label for equipment and application rate recommendations.
Broadcast Application
Note: Except where specifically recommended below, make broadcast
applicalions of this product only where conifers have been established
for more than one year.
Broadcast application must be made after formation of final conifer
resting buds in the fall or prior 10 InltJal bud swelling in the spring.
Injury may occur to conifers treated for release, especially where spray
patterns overlap Dr the higher (ales are applied, Damage can be
accentuated if applications are made when conifers are acllvely growing,
or are under stress from drought, flood water, improper planting, insecls,
animal damage or diseases,
ThIs product requires use with a surfactant. Use a surfactant that is
labeled/recommended for use In over-the.top release applicatIons.
Use of this product without a surfactanl wlll result in reduced herbicide
performance, Refer to the "Mixing and Application Instruclions" section
of lhis label and the surfaclant manufacturer label for more Information.
For release of the following conifer species outside the
Southeastern United States:
Douglas fir (Pseudo/suga menziesit)
Fir (Abies species)
Hemlock tI (Tsuga species)
Pines t (Pinus species)
Redwood, California tI (Sequoia specIes)
I Includes all species except loblolly pine, longleaf pine, shortleaf pine or
slash pine.
tI Use of a surfactant is not recommended for release of hemlock species
or California redwood. In mixed conifer stands, Injury to these species
may result If a surfaclant is used.
Application Rate for Conifer Release: Apply 3/4 to 1 1/2 quarts
per acre as a broadcast spray. In Maine and New Hampshire, up to
2 1/4 quarts per acre 0/ this product may be used for the cOr.ltrol and
suppression of difficult-to-control hardwood species,
To release Douglas fir, and pine and spruce species at the end at the first
growing season (except In California), apply 3/4 to 1 1/8 quarts per acre
of this product Make sure that all conifers are well hardened off.
Note: For release of Douglas fir with this product or recommended tank
mixtures, a nonlonlc surfactant recommended"for oveHhe.top foliar spray
may be used, To avoid possible conifer injury, nonionic surfactants may
be used at 2 fluId ounces per acre at elevations above 1500 feet, or
1 fluid ounce per acre in the coastal range or at elevatlons below
1500 feet. Use of surfactant rates exceeding those lis led above may
result In unacceptable conifer injury and are not recommended. Make
sure that the non Ionic surfactant has been adequately tested for safety
to Douglas fir before use,
Tank Mixtures with Oust: To release jack prne, while pine and white
spruce, apply 3/4 to 1 1/2 quarts of this product with 1 to 3 ounces
(1 to 1 1/2 ounces for while pine) of Oust per acre. Make appllcatlons to
actively growing weeds as a broadcast spray over the top of established
conifers. Applications at lhese rates should be made after formatlon of
conifer resting buds in the late summer or fall.
Tank Mixtures with Arsenal Applicators Concentrate: This product
may be tank mixed with Arsenal Applicators Concentrate for release
of Douglas fir. Tank mix 3/4 to 1 1/8 quarts of this product with 2 to
6 fluid ounces of Arsenal Applfcators Concentrate per acre, For release
of balsam fir and red spruce, apply a mixture of 1 1/2 quarts of this
product with 1 to 2 1/2 fluid ounces of Arsenal Applicators Concentrate
per acre,
In Maine and New Hampshire for the release of red pine, balsam fir,
red spruce, white spruce, Norway spruce, and black spruce with dense
tough-to-control brush and where maples make up a large component of
the undesirable trees, up to 21/4 quarts per acre of this product may be
tank mixed with 1 to 2 1/2 fluid ounces per acre of Arsenal Applicators
Concentrate herbicide and applied as a broadcast spray.
Tank mixtures with Arsenal Appllcators Concentrate and Oust or
Oust XP Herbicides: In Maine and New Hampshire for release of red
pine, balsam fir, red spruce, white spruce, Norway spruce and black
spruce with heavy grass and herbaceous weed densities, tough"to-control
brush and where maples make up a large component of the undesirable
trees up to 2 1/4 quarts per acre of this product may be tank mixed with
1 (02,5 fluid ounces per acre of Arsenal Applicators Concentrate and 1 to
304 of Oust or Oust XP herbicides and applied as a broadcast spray,
For release of the following conifer species In the Southeastern
United States:
Loblolly pine (Pinus taeda)
Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus)
Shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata)
Slash pine (Pinus elNotth)
Virginia pine (Pinus virginiana)
Longleat pine (Pinus pafustris)
13
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Apply 1 1/8 to 1 7/8 quarts of thIs product per acre as a broadcast spray
durIng late summer or early fall after the conifers have hardened off, For
applications at the end of the first growing season, use 3/4 quart of this
product alone or in a recommended tank mIxture.
Tank Mixtures with Arsenal Applicators Concentrate: For conifer
release, apply 3/4 to 1 1/2 quarts of this product with 2 to 16 fluid ounces
of Arsenal Applicators Concentrate per acre as a broadcast spray. Use
only on conifer specIes that are labeled for over-the-top spray for both
products. Use the higher recommended rates for dense tough-to-control
wDod brush and trees.
Read and observe label claims, caullonary statements and all information
on the labels of each product used in these tank mixtures, Use according
to the most restrictive precautionary statements for each product in
the mixture.
Herbaceous Release
When applied as directed, Ihis product plus listed resIdual herbicides
provides postemergence control of the annual weeds and control or
suppression of the perennial weeds listed in this label, and residual
control of the weeds listed In the residual herbicide label. Make
applications to actively growing weeds as a broadcast spray over
the top of labeled conifers.
Tank Mixtures with Oust: To release loblolly pines, tank mIx 12 to
18 fluid ounces of this product with 2 to 4 ounces of Oust per acre,
To release slash pines, tank mix 9 to 12 fluid ounces Df this product
with 2 10 4 ounces of Oust per Bore,
In Maine and New Hampshire for release 01 red pine, balsam fir, red
spruce, white spruce, Norway spruce, and black spruce with heavy grass
and herbaceous weeds infesting the site, up to 2 114 quarts per acre
of this product may be lank mixed wilh 1to 3 oz of Oust herbicide or
Oust XP herbicide to control grass, herbaceous weeds and wDody brush,
and applied as a bmadcast spray,
For tank mixtures with Oust use a surfactant that Is labeledl
recommended lor use in over~the.top herbaceous release appllcations.
Use of this producl without a surfactant will result in reduced herbicide
performance. Refer to the "Mixing and Application lnstrucllons" section
or this label and the surfactant manufacturer label fDr more informallon.
Weed control may be reduced if water volumes exceed 25 gallons per
acre for Ihese treatments,
Tank Mixture with Atrazlne: To release Douglas lir, apply 3/4 quart
01 this product with 4 pounds a,i, of atrazlne per acre. Apply only over
Douglas fir that has been established for at least one full growing season.
Apply in the early spring, usually mid-March through early April. Injury
wHl occur if applicallons are made after bud swell in the spring. For this
use, do not add surfaclanl to the tank mIxture,
Always read and follow the manufacturer's label for all herbicides and
surf actants used,
Wetland Sites
This product may be used in and around waler (aquatic areas) and
wetlands found in forestry and in power, telephone and pipeline rights.
of~way sites, including where these sites are adjacent to or surrounding
domestic water supply reservoirs, supply streams, lakes and ponds.
Read and obsefVe the fonowing belore making applications in and
around water.
Consult local publ1c water control author1tles before applying this
product in and around public water, Permlls may be required to treat
in such areas,
There is no restrIction on the use of treated water for Irrigation, recreation
or domestic purposes.
Note: Do not apply thIs product direclly to water within 1/2 mile up-stream
of an active potable water intake In flowing water (i.e., river, stream, etc.)
or wilhin 1/2 mile of an aclive potable water intake in a standing body of
water such as a lake, pond or reservoIr, To make aquatio applications
around and within 1/2 mile of active potable water intakes, the water
Intake must be turned off for a minimum period of 48 hours alter
appllcatlon, These aquaUc applications may be made ONLY in those
cases where there are alternallve water sources or holding ponds which
would permll the turning olf of an active potable water intake for a
minimum period
of 48 hours after the applicallon, This restriction does no! apply to
intermittent inadvertent overspray of water in terrestrial use sites.
Do not spray open bodies of water where woody brush, trees and
herbaceous weeds do not exisl. The maximum applicatlon rale of
3314 quarts per acre must not be exceeded in a single over-water
broadcast appllcation except as follows, where any recommended
rate may be applied:
Stream crossings In utility right-or.way,
Where appllcalions will resull in less than 20 percent of the total water
area being treated.
Wildlife Habitat Restoration
and Management Areas
This product Is recommended for the restorallon andlor mainlenance
of native habitat and in wildlife management areas.
Habitat Restoration and MaIntenance: When applied as directed,
exotic and other undesirable vegetation may be controlled in habitat
management areas, Applications may be made to allow recovery of
nallve plant species, to open up water to atlract waterfowl, and for similar
broad.spectrum vegetation control requirements in habitat management
areas. Spot Ireatmenls may be made to selecUvely remove unwanted
plants for habltat enhancement. For spot treatments. care should be
exercised to keep spray off of desirable plants,
Wildlife Food Plots: This product may be used as a site preparation
treatment prior to planting wlldHfe food plots. Apply as directed to conlrol
vegetation in the plot area, Any wildlife food species may be planted after
applying this product, or native species may be allowed to reinfest the
area, If tillage Is needed to prepare a seedbed, wall 7 days after applying
this product before tIlUng 10 allow for maximum effectiveness.
14
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Wiper Applications
For wick or wiper applications, mix 1 gallon of this product with 2 gallons
of clean waler to make a 33 percenl solution. Addition of a nanlonic
surfactant at a rate of 10 percent by volume of total herbicide solullon
is recommended.
Wiper applications can be used to control or suppress annual and
perennial weeds listed on this label. In heavy weed stands, a double
application In opposite directions may improve results. See the ''Weed
Controlled" section in this label for recommended liming, growth stage
and other Instructions for achieving optimum results
Cut Stump Application
Woody vegetation may be controlled by treating freshly cui stumps of
trees and resprouts with this product. Apply this product usIng suilable
equipment to ensure coverage of the entire cambium. Cut vegetation
close to the soil surface. Apply a 50 to 100 percent solution of this
product to freshly cut surface immediately after cutting. Delay in
applying this product may resull in reduced perfonnance. For best
results, trees should be cui during periods of aclive growth and full
leaf expansion.
When used according to directions for cui stump applicatlon, this
product will control. partially control or suppress most woody
brush and tree species, some of which are listed below:
Common Name
Aider
Coyote brush t
Dogwood'
Eucalyptus
Hickory I
Madrone
Maple I
Oak
Poplar I
Reed, giant
Salt cedar
Sweet gum I
Sycamore I
Tan oak
WlIIow
Scientific Name
Alnus spp.
Baccharis consanguinea
Comus spp.
Eucalyptus spp.
Carya spp.
Arbutus menzieslf
Acer spp.
Quercus spp.
popurus spp.
Arundo donax
Tamarix spp.
Llquidambar styracjlfua
Platanus occidentalis
Lithocarpus dens/florus
Sa/Ix spp.
I This product Is not approved for this use on these species in the slale
of CaIHornia.
Injection and Frill Applications
Woody vegetation may be controlled by Injection or Irill application of
this product. Apply this product using suitable equipment which musl
penetrate into living tissue. Apply the equivalent of 1 ml of this product
per 2 to 3 inches of trunk diameter. This Is best achieved by applying
25 to 100 percent concenlration of this product either to a continuous
frill around Ihe tree or as cuts evenly spaced around Ihe tree below all
branches. As tree diameter increases in size, belter results are achieved
by applying dilule material to a conlinuous frill or more closely spaced
cuttings. Avoid appllcatlon techniques thai ailow runoff to occur from frill
or cut areas in species that exude sap freely after frills or cutting. In
species such as these, make frill or cut al an oblique angle so as to
produce a cupping effect and use undiluted material. For besl results,
applications should be made during periods of active growth and full
leaf expansIon.
This treatment will control the following woody species:
Common Name
Oak
Poplar
Sweet gum
Sycamore
Scientific Name
Quercus spp.
Populus spp.
Liquidambar styracil/ua
PIa/anus occidentalis
This treatment will suppress the following woody species:
Common Name
Black gum I
Dogwood
Hickory
Maple, red
Scientific Name
Nyssa sylvatfca
Camus spp.
Carra spp.
Acer rubrum
'Th1s product is not approved for this use on this species in Ihe slate
of California.
Release of Bermudagrass or
Bahlagrass on Noncrop Sites
Release Of Dormant Bermudagrass
And Bahiagrass
When applied as directed, thIs product will provIde control or suppression
of many winter annual weeds and tall fescue for effeclive release of
dormant bermudagrass or bahlagrass. Make appllcatlons to dormant
bermudagrass or bahlagrass.
For best results on winter annuals, treat when weeds are in an early
growth stage (below 6 inches in height) after most have germinated.
For best resulls on tall fescue, treat when fescue is in or beyond Ihe
4 to 6.leaf stage.
15
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Weeds Controlled
Rale recommendations for control or suppression of winter annuals and taU fescue are fisted below.
Apply the recommended ratas of this product in 10 to 25 gallons of water per acre plus a surfactant such as a non.lonlc surfactant containing 80% or
greater active Ingredient.. Use of this product without surfactant will result in reduced herbicide performance. Refer 10 the ~MlxJng and Application
Instructions" secllon of this label and Ihe surfactant manufacturer label for more Information.
Weeds Controlled or Suppressed t
Note: C = Controlled; S = Suppressed
Rate
(Fluid Ounces Per Acre'
Weed Soecles 6 9 12 18 24 48
Barley, little S C C C C C
Hordeum nuslf(um
Bedstraw, catchweed S C C C C C
Galium soarina
Bluegrass, annual S C C C C C
Pca annua
Chervil S C C C C C
Chaeroohvllum fain/urleri
Chickweed, common S C C C C
Stella ria media
Clover, crimson . S S C C C
Trifolium incamatum
CloverJ large hop . S S C C C
Trifolium camoestre
Speedwell, corn S C C C C C
Veronica arvensls
Fescue, tall . . . . S S
FBsfuca arundinacea
Geranium, Carolina . . S S C C
Geranium caro/inianum
Henbil . S C C C C
Lam/um amn/exicau/e
Ayegrass, italian . . S C C C
Lolium multifJorum
VetchJ common . . S C C C
Vlcla sativa
IThese rates apply only (0 sites where an established competitive turf Is present.
Release Of Actively Growing Bermudagrass
For control or suppression of those annual species listed in this label,
use 3/4 to 2 1/4 pints of this product as a broadcast spray In 10 to
25 gallons of spray solution per acre, plus a surfactant such as a non-
Ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater acllve ingredient.. Use of this
product without surfactant will result in reduced herbicide performance.
Refer to the "Mixing and Application Instructions" section of thIs label and
the surfactant manufacturer label for more information. Use the lower
rate when treating annual weeds below 6 inches In height (or length of
runner in annual vines). Use the higher rate as sIze of plants Increases
or as they approach flower or seedhead formallon.
NOTE: Use only on sites where bahlagrass or bermudagrass are
desired for ground cover and some temporary Injury or yellowing
of the grasses can be tolerated.
When applied as directed, this product wtit aid In the release of
bermudagrass by providIng control of annual species listed in the
"Weeds Controlled" section In this label, and suppression or partial
conlrol of certain perennial weeds.
16
Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
Use the higher rate for partial control or longer-term suppression of
the following perennial species. Use lower rates for shorter-term
suppression of growth.
Bahiagrass
DaHisgrass
Fescue (Iall)
Johnsongrass t
Trumpelcreeper It
Vaseygrass
1 Johnsongrass is controlled at the higher rate.
11 Suppression at the higher rate only.
Use only on well-establlshed bermudagrass. Bermudagrass injury may
result from the treatment bul regrowth will occur under moIst conditions.
Repeat applications in the same season are not recommended, sInce
severe injury may result.
Bahiagrass Seedhead and
Vegetative Suppression
When applied as directed in the "Noncrop Sltes" section in thIs label,
this product wil! provide slgnlflcant Inhibition of seedhead emergence
and wiif suppress vegetaUve growth for a period of approximately 45 days
with single applications and approxim-ately 120 days wllh sequential
applications.
Apply this product 1 to 2 weeks after full green-up of bahiagrass or after
the bahiagrass has been mowed to a uniform height of 3 to 4 Inches.
Applications must be made prior to seedhead emergence. Apply 5 Iluid
ounces per acre of thIs product In 10 to 25 gallons of water per acre, plus
a surfactant such as a non-ionic surfactant containing 80% or greater
active ingredient.. Use of this product wilhout surfactant will result in
reduced herbicide performance. Refer to the "Mixing and Application
Instructions" section of this label and the surfactant manufacturer label
lor more information,
Sequentlal appflcations of this product plus nanlonic surfaclant may
be made at approximately 45-day intervals to extend the period of
seedhead and vegetative growth suppression, For continued vegetatlve
growth suppression, sequential applicallons must be made prior to
seedhead emergence.
Apply no more than 2 sequential applications per year. As a lirst
sequenUal application, apply 3 fluid ounces of this product per acre
plus nonionic surfactant. A second sequential application of 2 to 3 fluid
ounces per acre plus nonionic surfactant may be made approximately
45 days after the last application.
Annual Grass Growth Suppression
For growth suppression 01 some annual grasses, such as annual
ryegr8ss, wild barley and wild oats growing in coarse turt on roadsIdes
or other industrial areas, apply 3 to 4 ounces of this product In 10 to
40 gallons of water per acre plus a surfactanl such as a non-ionIc
surfactant containing 80% or greater active ingredient.. Use of thIs
product without surfactant wtll result in reduced herbicide performance.
Refer 10 the "Mixing and Application Inslructions" secllon of this label and
the surtaclant manufacturer label for more Information, . Applications
should be made when annual grasses are actively growing and before the
seedheads are In the boot slage of development. Treatments made after
seedhead emergence may cause Injury to the desired grasses.
Terms and Conditions of Use
If lerms of the following Warranty Disclaimer, Inherent Risks of Use, and
UmitaUon of Remedies are not acceptable, return unopened package al
once to the seller for a full refund of purchase price paid. Otherwise, use
by the buyer or any other user consUtules acceptance of the terms under
Warranty Disclaimer, Inherent Risks of Use and Limitations of Remedies.
Warranty Disclaimer
Dow AgroSclences warrants that this product conforms to the chemical
description on the label and is reasonably fit for the purposes slated on
the label when used in strict accordance with the direcllons, subject 10 the
Inherent risks set forth below. Dow AgroSclences MAKES NO OTHER
EXPRESS OR IMPLlEO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OTHER EXPRESS
OR IMPLIED WARRANTY.
Inherent Risks of Use
Ills impossible to eliminate all risks associated with use of this product.
Crop Injury, lack of pertormance, or other unintended consequences may
result because of such factors as use of the product conlrary to label
instructions (Including conditions noted on the label, such as unfavorable
temperatures, soli conditions, etc.), abnormal conditions (such as
excessive rainfall, drought. tornadoes, hurricanes), presence of other
materlals, the manner af applfcation, or other faclors, all of which are
beyond the control of Dow AgroSclences or the seller. To the fullest
extent permitted by law, all such risks shaH be assumed by buyer.
Limitation of Remedies
The exclusive remedy for losses or damages resulting trom this product
(including claims based on contract. negligence, strict lfablllty, or other
legal theories), shall be limited to, at Dow AgroSclences' election, one
of the following:
(1) Refund of purchase price paid by buyer or user for product boughl, or
(2) Replacement of amount of product used.
Dow AgroSciences shall not be liable for losses or damages resulting
from handflng or use of this product unless Dow AgroSciences Is
promplly noUffed of such loss or damage in wrltlng. To the fullest
extent permitted by law, in no case shail Dow AgroSclances be liable
for consequential or incidental damages or losses.
The terms of the Warranty Disclaimer above and this Umilalion 01
Remedies cannot be varied by any written or verbal statements or
agreements. No employee or sales agent of Dow AgroSciences or
the seller is authorized to vary or exceed the terms of the Warranly
Disclaimer or this LImitation of Remedies In any manner.
&Y-rademark ot Dow AgroSciences LLC
Produced for
Dow AgroSclences LLC
9330 ZlonsvlUe Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268
label Code: 002.148.005
Replaces Label: 002-148-004
LOES Number: 010-01471
EPA-accepted 07/13/06
Revisions:
1. Updated Storage and DIsposal
17 Specimen Label Revised 07-23-08
~
LOWER BASIN AQUATIC VEGETATION REMOVAL
INITIAL TREATMENT PLAN - AUGUST 2013
~
LOWER BASIN AQUATIC VEGETATION REMOVAL
FOLLOW-UP TREATMENT PLAN - SEPT I OCT 2013
HEAR PRESENTATION OF A REPORT BY THE GUADALUPE-BLANCO RIVER AUTHORITY
DOCUMENTING THE HYDROLOGY OF GREEN LAKE:
Tommy Hill, Project Engineer gave a presentation on documented known facts regarding the
hydrology of Green Lake. The area has not been studied extensively but the Texas Water
Development Board performed a limited study in the 1970's and 1980's. GBRA aiso performed a
limited fiow study in the early 2000's which provided some basic understanding of flow patterns
In the region.
MaIn Of&m: 933 Emf (oul S1re~ .... SEguin, Texlri 18155
B30~19.5B22 ~ 0004134130 ~ 1ll0.31~91IBfn. ~ ......01""'0
MEMORANDUM
TO: Judge Michael J. Pfeifer, Calhoun County
FROM: Thomas D. Hill, P.E.
SUBJECT: Green Lake Hydrology
DATE: August 7, 2013
This memo is to document the known facts regarding the hydrology on Green Lake. This area has not
been studied extensively but the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) performed a limited study in
the 1970's and 1980's which helped shed some light on the hydrology. GBRA also performed a limited
flow study in the early 2000's which provided some basic understanding of flow patterns in the region.
BACKGROUND
The early history of Green Lake was mired in legal controversy for a number of years. Green Lake was
owned by the State of Texas until 1913. The Calhoun County Surveyor provided fieid notes to the
General Land Office (GLo) in July 1913, at a time when the Lake was dry. Mr. Elmer Yates obtained
ownership ofthe Lake in July 1918 based on the field notes established 5 years earlier. Ownership was
established following a lawsuit which began in June 1914 and is referred to as State vs. Welder. A
second lawsuit occurred in 1946 with the State bringing iegal action against Austin Bryan, owner of the
Lake at that time. The State lost both cases but established the fact that the hydrology of Green Lake is
tied to overflow from the Guadalupe River. In 2011, Calhoun County purchased the Lake from Indianola
Limited Partnership with the assistance of a grant from the GLo.
Facts brought to light over the years include:
1) Green Lake is characterized by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) as a
naturai depression and has an impounding capacity of approximately 20,000 acre-feet. In
recent years, GBRA estimated the Lake to contain approximately 16,000 to 18,000 acre-feet of
water.
2) During the adjudication process in 1975, the Texas Water Commission (predecessor to TCEQ)
determined the Lake was a reasonably permanent body of water which goes dry only in times of
drought or infrequent overflow from the Guadalupe River. The Texas Water Commission
rejected the claim of a water right associated with Green Lake.
3) The Victoria Barge Canal was constructed in the early 1960's which bifurcated the drainage area.
Construction of the barge canal was routed around the Lake to the east and left the Lake
perimeter virtually unchanged. A large earthen levee was constructed on the northern end to
completely isolate the barge canal from the Lake.
4) A diversion canal located on the southern. edge of the Lake was first constructed In 1948 and is
part of the Calhoun County Canai system (now owned by GBRA). The canal system initially
delivered water to rice farms and later added industriai, municipal and environmental uses in
Calhoun County. GBRA acquired the system in 1963 from the West Side Calhoun County
Navigation District. Please note the diversion canal operates independently from Green Lake.
Overflow from Green Lake into the diversion canal does occur during floods events.
S) Chester Burton assumed the role of manager of canal operations in 1951, and continued work
for the system as a GBRA employee until the late 1970's. Mr. Burton confirmed that Green Lake
was dry or very close to dry during the peak of the 1950's drought. During this time, the canal
system attempted to divert the remaining Green Lake water into the diversion canai by use of a
"dragline". The exact quantity of water diverted is unknown but is thought to be minimal. Mr.
Burton also indicated he had heard that part of Green Lake bottom was farmed at some point
during the major droughts ofthe early 1900's.
6) Under typical weather condition, outflow from Green Lake is discharged through an erosion
control structure known as the "Green Lake Box". The original box is believed to have been built
in the late 1950's or early 1960's and consisted of wooden timbers and a 12 foot overflow weir
set at an elevation of 2.0 feet msl. Two 36 inch diameter metal pipes connected the box to the
diversion canal. This structure was replaced in the early 1990's with a metal box. In the
summer of 2009 the discharge piping was removed due to damage from vandals and has not
functioned as an outlet since that time.
7) During times of abundant rainfall, Green Lake flood waters discharge as overland fiow out of a
depression along the southeast side ofthe Lake and into either the diversion canal or the
headwaters of Goff Bayou. The southern edge of the Lake ranges in elevation from 4.5 feet to
6.S feet. Since removal of the Green Lake Box in 2009, all outflow passes overland into the
diversion canal or Goff Bayou.
8) Based on surveys performed by GBRA in the year 2002, the Lake was found to have a fairiy
consistent bottom elevation of -2.0 feet msl. The surveys consisted of measuring the water
depth at a few locations from a small flat-bottom boat.
9) GBRA conducted a series of 20 to 25 field surveys in the Guadalupe Delta during the time period
from 2001 to 2003. Based on observation from these surveys, GBRA concluded that Guadalupe
River overflow did not reach Green Lake until the Guadalupe River exceeded between 4,500 cfs
to 7,000 cfs. This is fairly rough estimate based on a few visual observations. A graphic
representation of flow patterns in the Guadalupe Delta was prepared in 2004 and is included in
Appendix A.
10) GBRA staff inspected the Green Lake Box in September 2011 (a dry period) and found the water
level in Green Lake to be 2.3 feet below the weir eievation. This observation would indicate the
Lake surface was at approximately -0.7 msl. See picture in Appendix B
11) In 2003 the United States Geologic Survey (USGS) as a part of a nationwide program captured
aerial photography of this region. A printout ofthe Green Lake photo can be found in Appendix
2
J. The photo captured a major flood event occurring at Green Lake with inflow from the toe-
ditch at the base of the Victoria Barge Canal levee. Unfortunately the exact data ofthe aeriai
flight has not been determined but efforts continue to determine the date. It is known that the
flight had to have occurred between January 2002 and February 2004.
12) GBRA installed a pressure transducer at the Green Lake Box in December of 2012 to monitor
lake levels, and plans to retrieve the data in August or September of 2013 for additional analysis.
WATERSHED
Green Lake is characterized by TCEQ as a natural depression. Based on archaeological work by the
University of Texas in 1999, Green Lake was completely contained within the upper end of San Antonio
Bay in the distant past. Over the years, river sediment enclosed the area, converting it into a freshwater
lake. The study found the delta region which includes Green Lake has changed little in the last 400
years.
Based on USGS topographic maps produced prior to the construction of Victoria Barge Canal, the natural
drainage area encompassed 54 square miles and included the Blacks Bayou watershed. With the
construction of Victoria Barge Canal in the early 1960's, the majority of the contributing drainage area
was cut off and now drains to the Barge Canal. The Green Lake drainage area is now estimated at 19
square miles. However, from the standpoint of a watershed needed to support a 6,000 acre reservoir,
this reduction in contributing area has minimal impacts. Green Lake is supported almost entirely from
overflow from the Guadaiupe River. A watershed map prior to the construction of the Victoria Barge
Canal has been included in Appendix C and a post-construction watershed map is provided in Appendix
D.
HYDROLOGY
Without detaiied topography and surface water models, the ability to develop an accurate hydrologic
model of Green Lake is limited. Typical modeling software programs, like the United States Army Corps
of Engineer's one-dimensional HEC-RAS model cannot handle the complexities of the area around Green
Lake which is deltaic in nature. A two-dimensional hydraulic model is necessary to adequately explain
the flow patterns in the delta reach that contribute flow to Green Lake. Several attempts have been
made to obtain a federal grant of at least $1.2 million for this type of modeling, but to date efforts have
been unsuccessful.
In light of the fact that a hydrologic model may take years to develop, this memo will document the
known hydrology based on available data and personal observations.
Green Lake Level: In 1974, the TWDB initiated a project to develop a hydrodynamic model of the lower
delta. As a part of the project, TWDB commissioned the installation of a stage data logger within Green
Lake. The USGS was hired to install and maintain the level sensor and data logger, and the site was
identified by the USGS as 08188770. Station information and a location map of the level recorder have
been included in Appendix E. The sensor was located along the southern boundary of the Lake at
Latitude 28028'10" and Longitude 96048'55". The stage data was recorded hourly and the daiiy average
can be found in Appendix F. GBRA converted the hourly readings to daily readings. Please note the
data does not appear to have undergone any quality control checks, and it is obvious some of the data is
not correct. However, this is the best availabie information and most of the data appears adequate for
this level of study.
3
Green Lake Inflow: As determined by TCEQ during the adjudication process, the drainage area is not
sufficiently large enough to contribute much inflow to the Lake. The majority of the inflow is due to
overflow from the Guadalupe River in the area to the northwest of Bloomington. A comparison of stage
increases in Green Lake vs. Guadalupe River Fiow has been provided in Appendix G. The results of the
table indicate the Guadalupe River will overflow into Green Lake when the maximum daily fiow in the
river is over 6,000 cfs. For purposes of this analysis, the maximum daily flow is defined as the sum of the
daily flow at the USGS Guadalupe River Gage at Victoria, the USGS San Antonio River Gage at Goliad, and
the flow from the USGS Coleto Creek Gages near Victoria. This approach did not attempt to incorporate
the travel time differences between the gauges nor the incremental inflow below the USGS river gages.
Inflow Deficit: The consistency of Green Lake surface level will be governed by timely overflow events
from the Guadalupe River. A long duration between overflow events will produce draw-down in the
Lake level due to natural evaporation. A table has been provided in Appendix H that documents the
peak Guadalupe River flow for each month from 1949 to 2012. The reported flows are based on the
sum of flow at the upstream USGS gages previously described. Peak flow values less than 6,000 cfs were
eliminated, revealing five events in which inflow to Green Lake did not occur for at least 15 months. The
six time periods with no net monthly inflow to Green Lake were:
1) Nov 1953 through Feb 1957 - Total of 42 months of no inflow
2) July 1962 through Dec 1964 - Total of 29 months with only one month of inflow over 6000 cfs
3) Jan 1966 through August 1967 - Total of 20 months of no inflow
4) July 1988 through March 1990 - Total of 21 months of no inflow
5) October 2007 through March 2009 - Total of 18 months of no inflow
6) October 2010 through December 2011- Total of 15 months of no inflow
Evaporation: The evaporation rate for this area was obtained from the TCEQ Water Availability Model
(WAM) which is based on data from 1941 through 1989. Evaporation data from the WAM model is
provided in Appendix I. The 60 year annuai average amounts to a net evaporation rate of 2.26 feet or
27 inches per year. During major droughts there is more sunlight and higher temperatures, resulting in
an evaporation rate approaching 38 to 40 inches per year.
Summing the net evaporation for each month during these low infiow periods identified above, would
indicate the total evaporation ranges from 6.0 feet up 10.9 feet during major droughts. A summary of
the results is:
1) Nov 1953 through Feb 1957 - Total evaporation of 10.9 feet
2) July 1962 through Dec 1964 - Totai evaporation of 7.22 feet
3) Jan 1966 through August 1967 - Total evaporation of 3.54 feet
4) July 1988 through March 1990 - Total evaporation of 6.0 feet
5) October 2007 through March 2009 - not available
6) October 2010 through December 2011- not available
It is assumed an accumulated net evaporation approaching 4 to 5 feet will result in a significant
reduction in the eievation of Green Lake. This assumption can only be confirmed with an accurate
hydrology model of the area.
4
Summary
Based on this crude analysis, Green Lake is believed to remain at a fairly consistent elevation except
during extreme droughts and moderate fioods. The record high stage is 9.0 feet msl, which was
recorded by the TWDB with their levei loggers. During the October 1998 flood it is likely that the stage
at Green Lake approached the 14 feet msl elevation recorded at the USGS Tivoli gauge, however no data
is available for this event to confirm this assumption. The lowest known elevation occurred in the
1950's when the Lake was completely dry. However during the Drought of 1963-1964, Drought of 1989-
1990, Drought of 2007-2010 and Drought of 2010-2011 the Lake was most likely severely below normal
levels (approaching 3 or 4 feet drop in stage). This indicates that although Green Lake typically remains
at a fairly constant level, the Lake has the potential to experience drops in water surface elevation or dry
up entirely during extended dry periods.
5
ATTACHMENTS
Appendix A.1- Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 100 to 1,800 cfs without GBRA Diversion
Appendix A.2 - Guadaiupe Delta Flow Patterns at 100 to 1,800 cfs with GBRA diversion
Appendix A.3 - Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 1,800 to 2,500 cfs
Appendix AA - Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 2,500 to 4,500 cfs
Appendix A.5 - Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 4,500 to 7,000 cfs
Appendix B - Photo of Green Lake in May 2011
Appendix C - Green Lake Watershed Map Prior to Construction of Victoria Barge Canal
Appendix D - Green Lake Watershed Map After Construction of Victoria Barge Canal
Appendix E - USGS 08188770 Green Lake Station Information and Location Map
Appendix F - Daily Average Stage Data for USGS 0818770 Green Lake
Appendix G - Green Lake Stage Increase vs. Guadalupe River Flow
Appendix H - Maximum Daily Flow in Guadalupe River at Sait Water Barrier by Month
Appendix I - TCEQ Water Availability Model Evaporation Data
Appendix J - USGS Aerial Photo
6
,jOI
N
W*E
S
I I I I I
o 0.5 1
Miles
I
'2
SA = San Antonio River
GA = Guadalupe River
HG = Hog Bayou
GF = Goff Bayou
SW = Schwings Bayou
BL = Buffalo Lake Bayou
D = Diversion Canal
AG = Alligator Slide Lake
VTC = Victoria Barge Canal
(l;',,';c'i!
rt'di,':'
~"-'
LilA.:,'
Legend
t,) /,'1'
^c
/
;\U5Iwell
)
~
APPENDIXA.1
FI.ow Network
Flow 100 -1800 cfs - Without GBRA Diversion
~.
i;,;
0/,
J~
/ <s;,
/ ~
o
()
0~
0/
N
W.E
> .
S
I I I I I I I I
0 0.5 1 2
Miles
I"!;
l iTF,
SA1
'\1
Legend
SA = San Antonio River
GA = Guadaiupe River
HG = Hog Bayou
GF = Goff Bayou
SW = Schwings Bayou
BL = Buffalo Lake Bayou
D = Diversion Canal
AG = Alligator Slide Lake
VTC = Victoria Barge Canal
GA8
.
rH
f
l
l
J
I
I
Au,lwdl
}
~
APPENDIX A.2
Flow Network
Flow 100 -1800 cfs - With GBRA Diversion
0..
0", .
0/):' ,
/9'0
9'"
<9",
("
9'-;>
9'/
N
W~E
W
S
;',;;1,
I I I I I I I I
o 0.5 1 2
Miles
(lY;/"c{
1. (10;;C'
SA
Ltil\
Legend
SA = San Antonio River
GA = Guadalupe River
HG = Hog Bayou
GF = Goff Bayou
SW = Schwings Bayou
BL = Buffalo Lake Bayou
D = Diversion Canal
AG = Alligator Slide Lake
VTC = Victoria Barge Canal
t;!tl
":f"
"Auslwdl
~
APPENDIX A.3
Flow Network
Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 1,800 -2,500 cfs
0..
0;;
0..-;:.'
/."&
"".
<90
o
"...,
"/
N
W*E
S
I I I I I I I I
o 0.5 1 2
Miles
If 1:' t. ~
SA 1
Legend
SA = San Antonio River
GA = Guadalupe River
HG = Hog Bayou
GF = Goff Bayou
SW = Schwings Bayou
BL = Buffaio Lake Bayou
D = Diversion Canai
AG = Alligator Slide Lake
VTC = Victoria Barge Canal
la,1;i'
( "
,
;\uslwe11
,
~
APPENDIX A.4
Flow Network
Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 2,500 to 4,500 cfs
";'.1
N
W.E
S
I I I I I I
o 0.5 1
Miles
I
2
~
~D2
"
HG 1 ~'v
~",tc'i"iI'l~
L.ifd' \
0<<
SA 1
HG2
SA3
Legend
SA = San Antonio River
GA = Guadalupe River
HG = Hog Bayou
GF = Goff Bayou
SW = Schwings Bayou
BL = Buffalo Lake Bayou
D = Diversion Canal
AG = Alligator Slide Lake
VTC = Victoria Barge Canal
I(~Ai'
J:t-
'AuslWl'1l
,
~
APPENDIX A.5
Flow Network
Guadalupe Delta Flow Patterns at 4,500 to 7,000 cfs
I~,,! lit; t,j
Legend
\\
\, "F
\ /
\
W.E
S
I I I I It I I
0, 1,5
Miles
.,/
./
'1<;
~.~
\ ~\., \."
"("\1'\
!iI',,','..,;
l,jr
,
,
I
,
/
,
~ Drainage Area of Green Lake Prior
~ to Construction of the Victoria Barge Canal
Streams
Waterbodies
~
,.
"
'J-'
APPENDIX C
Green lake Watershed Before Construction
of the Victoria Barge Canal
;""'1
" //'
"""''\',,< ,
'\~ .]'1'(
~,~",~:'..,~
,/~\\~~,;~~
/'/
/./"
/
).//
./'/
~
.?
/,,//
J/
"
<',
"',
.,
'.
36.6 sq. mi. .
""
"'"
."
'!."':di'.
Black
Bayou
1".1.,
Legend
D Current Drainage Area of Green lake
j---j Drainage Area of Victoria Barge Canal
,___oJ above Green lake
Streams
Waterbodies
~
",
{>--
APPENDIX D
Green Lake Watershed Drainage After
Victoria Barge Canal Construction
N
W~E
W
s
I " I I I
o
I I
1.5
Miles
'\,J''''
. ,-~, \',:.
()\,'
-.,]:.
~,,-
APPENDIX E
United States Department of the Interior
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
WATER RESOURC~S DIVISION
FEDERA.l. BUILDINO
.100 E....5T 6TH STAEI':T
AU5TlH.TEXA576701
Description prepared 8-25-75 by IGR
Checked and approved ~ by JU
Distrfct review 7- 1-/6 by Jm[
Station No. 081B8770
Descriptfon of tide-level statton for
GREEN LAKE NEAR LOIjG MOrr. TE)(AS
location.--Lat 28031'10", long 96.48'55" (detllhnined from USGS topographic map, Green Lake Quadrangle, 1952 edition. scale
~OOO). Calhoun County, attached to retaining wall plllng on the south shore of Green lake and 4.1 miles northwest of
long Mott.
Estab1 'Ishmant and h1storY.--Jan. 30. 1975, to
gage at this sHe.
~.--D1gital water-stagerecorderhollsed ina20- x 20- x 28-fnch galvanfzecl metal shelterhfngedtoa3/4-inchplY';IOod
-. instrument shelf over a 4-inch aluminum pipe well.
: On Jan. 3D, 1975, the USGS established a recording tide-level
Datum of gage is 0.24 ft above t1atlonal Geodetic Vertical Oatum.
Recorder will function from 1.3 to 12.5 ft.
Elevation of varlous features above datum of gage:
Shelter and well
Bottom of well
Bottom of intake opening in well
Top of instrument shelf
Crest-stMe la'le
Top of bo t through crest-stage gage
Top of crest-stage gage pipe
1.59 ft
1.59 ft
12.55 ft
3.662ft
10.422 ft
Intake:
--A.....S/16-1nch hole in a loS-inch plug in the bottom of a 4-lnch aluminum pipe well.
Outside Qa~e:
Standar USGS staff gage (range 0 to 6.7 ft) mounted on a 2- x 6-inch redwood backing attached to a piling 2 ft east and
2 ft north of centerline of the gage.
Float ta~e:
The d gHal recorder is equipped with a float tape, graduated to hundredths, and set to read w1th the outslde gage.
Crest-stage Qa~: .
The crest-s g9 gage is a 2-1nch galvanlzed steel pipe that forms one support leg for the shelter. For elevations of
gage, see "Elevation of various features above datum of gage."
AccuracY.--Condlttons are favorable for obtaining good stage records.
Coooeration.--Texas Water Development Board (SO percent) and GeOlogical Survey (50 percent).
Classificatlon.-~The station is classified as -C7-----2.
JUst1fication.~-The station was requested by the Texas Water Oevelopment BOilrd to aid In the detennlnation of flow patterns,
lnundat10n of marsh areas, and for mathematical model calibration.
Reference marks.uR.M. 1: A chiseled square on the downstream left end of the bridge on the curb over Victoria Barge Canal.
Elevation above datum of gage, 55.472 ft.
R.M. 2: A chiseled square on the upstream right end of the bridge Oil the curb over Victoria Barge Canal, Elevation
above datum of gage, 53.192 ft,
R.M. 3: Destroyed.
R.M. 4: A chiseled mark "X" 1.5 ft east and 3 ft south of centerline of the gage,
R.M. 5: Standard USGS WR bronze tablet set on top of piling 1.5 ft east and 1.5 ft north of centerline of the 9age.
Elevation above datlml of gage, 7.237 ft.
8M V-593: A standard disk stamped "V 593 194210, 1.0 mile north along State Highway 35 from the junction of State Highway
113 at livoli, at a T-road junction, and 22 ft east of centerline of the highway at a large concrete culvert in the top of
the north end of the east headwall about level with the highway. Elevation above mean sea level, 38.298 ft, supplementary
adjustment of 1943, unadjusted for land-surface subsidence.
Aerial ohoto,--Aerial photo tlo. MO 48057 113-31 was taken 1-26-73. This photo was obtained from the U.S. Department of
Agriculture.
_'~___~.'.._'_..._,.__"...___.7_~__ ''-- -'_'=.-,.=--",_,~...;~C'.~..=-_~-" -..."~."".~."-.-..""-."",,_.,,.,..,.--,,",,,.,.,..,,,~-=,...,. '._',=;~c.c'."C,',.'::""7'~?C,.Y:::_'C.=.,":':7."7,~.~~.,..~._.".-:.,,.......:....:.............,.,.:..::.',::.:.7:',7.;7]
g
Q)
Cl
'"
en UJ
Q) C!J",
~LOgjf';-~~~
~~ >,.DC\iNC\i
>CO..a~
<c-;::;;
~~06
1tI..0 l()
C g>::-- 'i-
o Q) C
4t ..J 0) ro
~ "'-'
000.3
Q) ~ '"
~~1ti
j(l')O
CooCO
Q)"'O
~j~
'"
I'-
Ol
~
u:
><
:;;
c
Q)
Q,
Q,
<C
'"
I'-
,
o
Q)
o
'"
I'-
,.
o
Z
'"
t;-
1:)
o
"'Ol'"
1'-"'<0
o..C'J N
Q)
if)
LOCO~COW~(l')m~(l')WW~~N~(l')m~Wl()l()LO~~~COl()m~l()~
~coro~~mWl()WWmmWl()~V~(l')(l')(l')(l')(l')~(l')(l')~(l')V~l()Nl()
rnNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN N
::>
<(
~ ~ ~ ~ ~D(]) Q!; ~ : ffi ~ f6 ~ ~
"S~ '<i...t~...tv ~...t...t..,f...t
-,
gs~ffi~~~
r'<ei<cicO<.ou1
'"
'"
...t~
COC\lCOVl'--
000>
...t...t...tctj
~ <0
0100
("jct)
co/'--(V)l()comoo<.D
f'-:ctj(OLOvM(\J..-
(l') ct)c0NNC':i""
"'I'-
qOl
"'N
l~~
LOf'-.I'--f'-..f'-.<Dl()(O..-
t---<Of'-.O>C'!('I'jm..-N
>-NNNCl'J e>?...t...t
'"
::;;
00'"
"''''
uiui
0>'"
qq
"''''
l{)C>><ON<'!Q)J"-.r-v
uif'-.mcoLO":!"!.-m
u10tO LOLOLO...t
"<tNC\I V
CDLO V C'1C\1
...t...t...t..f..f
'"
'"
...t...t
f'-.(J)(1)F'--
"''''
o:i..t~
'-<D~C\l.-m.-(l')LO.-<Ov(l')f'-.C\lmco
C\lv~C\lm~~ f'-.<Dv~f'-.,...tvf'-.f'-.
<ci<ci0<ciuiLOlO ~...t...t ...t ui<ci~
~~~~~~~~~D~~~;~~~~~
LOCO.-.-COO)(l').-LOl'--ml'--v<DM<DCO..-CQCO<OC\l.-LQ.-mm<.o
f'-..-omCOf'-.,f'-.f'-.<OLOLOVVV,,!.-oomNf'-.f'-.~<O<Ov(l')v
~..f..fNMct)ct)ct)Mct)ct)ct)ct)ct)(l')ct)ct)ct)N NNNNNNNN
::;;
"'I'-
":C'":!
0.'"
<(
f'-.vO)COLO..q-oomf'..CO
"''''
NN
..- r- T""" ..- .-
NNNNNNC\iC\i
<0<0
NN
1'-1'-
":'"
"'N
"''''
......
NN
"'''''''''''''<00<000'''
LOcqCOLOLOC\lC\lNqm
NC\lNN-.iuitriuiLO...t
~
001'-
..t...t
LOv(OlO
f'-.f'-.f'-.t'--
..f..t..f...t
00
001'-
-.i...t
f'-.CX)CX)'<t1.O
<DVV.q:C\J
..t...t...t ...t
~'"
"'N
...-C\l(l')o:;t"LOCOf'-.COmO
~C\l~~~<Df'-.com~N~~~~~~~~gM
"'00
"'00
e\ioJ
Ol'"
00l
..;.q:
"'Ol
<0 00
Lrir--:
C'JOO
1'-1'-
..;r--:
0'"
<O,,!
N'"
"'00
~ ~
c0.q:
<000
0'"
...tLC:i
00
'" '"
e\ioJ
Q) E
",::>
'" E
Q; '1,j
J:::;;
Q)
'"
'"
(1.
Q)
'"
c
'"
.c
o
E
::>
'"
u
Q)
:0
.00
'"
o
Cl.
u
"
'"
(f)
I'-C!J
",if)
0::>
<(.5'
Z
<l=1ii
.q- ">
~Ed
(/) "(1)
.- '"
Q) Q)
",-
'" 2l
~u
o .S
E-"!
::> Cl.
~ ~
'" ::>
0(1.
<0 0
..... 0 0
" :> 0
<D
0 is
""
<0 0
..... 0 0
:, :> 0
0
z is
""
<0 '" ~ '" 00 '" '" 00 0 '"
r-;- cq ~ 0 CO CO ~ CO
t3 N N N N ~~
0
<0 co ..... ..... 00 ~ ~
..... ~ ~ 0 00 ": ~ 0
"- N N
<D
CJJ
<000 00" 000
....." COCO ""
o,N NN NN
:J
<{
<0 CO " '" 00 ..... 00 ..... '" ~ CO '" '" '" " " <0 '" '" CO '" '" ..... '" ..... ..... ..... " '" CO..... ~ '" 0
~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " <0 ..... N '" '" ..... ..... ..... 00 00 <'i 00 00 ..... <'i '" " '" '" <0 '" '"
<0 :J NN N N N N <'i <'i <'i <'i c0 c0 c0 c0 <'i c0 c0 c0 c0 cDN N N <'i
..... -, <D
'" 0>
'" '"
u.: 0..
>< <0 CO 00 <0 CO'" '" '" <0 "'''' '" 00 " 00 '" " '" <0 00 CO..... '" ..... ..... "'''~ CO '" 00
;; ..... '" 00 <0 ui "'00 0000 ..... " '" 00<0'" c0 '" ~ '" 00 00 . ..... <0 '" " "CO '" ..... 00
c ui ui ui ..t..t ..f-i ." '" c0 c.)1Y5cv:i c0 c0 N N .'" N N N "'" . N c0 ui
" " '" '" '"
" :J
-, ill
C. 0>
C. <::
<t '"
<0..... cry", '" " .......... 00 '" "~ffi '" '" "'<0 '" CO '" <0 <0 '" '" 0 <0'" .c
.......... .......... 00 .....<0 "'00 '" cry 0 .'" 0 0 '" ....." ~ 00 '" <0 '" "cry '" .....'" "
>....i -i-i '" -.i'<i -i-i-i '" ui <0 " " <0 ui LOu) '" '" '" -i..f '" -i<.ci E
<0<0 '"
'" :J
:;!; 1il
Ll
ill
<0 '" <0 '" 00 '" " u:; '" 1i
';;: ~ 00 " '" "' "05
<0 ui ui ui '" ui <0 "'
c. ~ 0
<{ ~ n.
Ll
<::
'"
€ <0 CJJ
r-;- .....(!l
" @ ",CJJ
Cl :;!; o=>
'" <(>-
- (jJ z:;
en
" (')<0 " "'
Cl CJJ ">
<<1(1)::>1'- N 2
1-.(1) .D. 0
Q) , >. G:/ "'<1 "w
>co.aLL '"
<"t:2. <D ill
~~~ 0>1il
Offi ..oc.o '" "
0> .-
C 0>__1'- _Ll
c ~ , o ,!;
o ill "
" --' 0> '" E2
- 0>-, :J 8-
(ij 0 1il
0 --' :J
" ~ '" 00..
"" , 1il .-C\JC'?'<:tLO<O!"-COO> 0 ~ '" cry " '" <0 ..... 00 '" 0 '" CO" '" <0 ..... 00"'0 ~
'" ~ C;;
--' ,?o ~ ~ '" '" "'''' '" '" '" "''''co CO E
<D ::J
" OOm ~E
""'0 Q) .x
"..~
~- > '"
t'l."l <(:;!;
"
"
b
"
0
"
"
:>
0
z
"
~
t>
0
"
"
6-
"
w
"
"
b,
"
<(
"
~
" "
" --,
'"
'"
u:
x "
;; "
c C:
" "
Co --,
Co
<(
"
"
>.
'"
;;;
"'" " <0 '" "' " '" "'"' "' "' "' "' "
I'-;-<'! <0 <0 " "' "' "'"' C\icJ N N N N "'
,,-'" N N N N N C\JC\i N
<(
g
"
'"
'"
en Ci)
" <.'J"
'" w"
e::2::>..6
~ cO ELf
<(-r~
~~06
ca ..Ot--.
o g>~r-;-
o " c
Q) -1 en co
~ 0>--,
enaS
~~<<l
ca..-ro
..JQ(O
c"'co
,,"'0
~iti~
Cl..Jf-
!"--f'-.,(J)<O<DmC\!
t';-c0l.()(ijc<:i-.;;j"'<t
::ti {I'j (1)0
;;;
"' '"
"' "
N N
'" '" ~ -.;;j"C')(t)...q-CQ "'"' "'''' "' 0
"' " "<:t'<:t'<:t..q-l.O<O<D <0<0 0 0
N N N NNNNcJC\iN NN .,f cr;
"
'"
.-('I)U':l<DCOC\l\.OCOLOO) CO(f)
C')C\1 OQomcocof'--f'-.,COtO
('"j<<iC'";ictjc..jct)NNNNNNe\i
"' <0 "'''' '" '" '" <0 '" "' '" '" ~. '" " '" "'"' "" '" "' " '" "
~ 0 .,f ~ "'''' "<::j"'<;j-C")(i)c\! "'"' '" '" "'''' "'.0 ~~ '" '" '" "' '"
.,f .,f ~...t-:i -.::i-i-..i-<i.::f .::foot .,f wi LC)lli to...t...t " o:io:i.::f '" '" .,f wi
" '" "'~ '" .0"" '" '" " <0 '" ~ " .0 " '" <0 <0 "'" '" '" '" '" '" '"
'" '" '" """' " ." ~ " "' '" " '" '" '" '" '" /"--r---.coo> C\IC\1C\l " '"
'" '" c0c0<<i . '" . '" '" '" '" '" '" '" '" '" (y)c0c0(1'j.::f.::f.::f.::f '" .,f
'" '"
.-C\JC0..q-LO<Df'-.com 0 ~ '" '" " "' <0 " '" '" o~ '" "''' "' <0" "'''' 0 ~
~ "'''' '" "'''' '" "'''' "'''' '" '" E
" "
g'E
(;; "~
~;;;
"
0>
'"
0..
"
'"
r.;
ro
.c
()
E
::>
1ii
"0
"
:0
"ii)
f/)
o
Q.
"0
"
ro
W
,,<.'J
"'w
0::0
<(>-
z.o
~t;
~ '>
'"
022
'ii)
.!fl U)
" "
O>~
'" 15
~u
o ,S
5~
ro :s
00..
g
Gl
tn
'"
en (j)
Gl Clco
~I.O(/) f'-;-
"-1.{}:::I..o
~ oJ E~ ' , , , I , , , I , I , , , I , I I , , , , I , , I
C:S:'1~
~~od
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
c.... I . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C\I
'OIDCNNNNNC\INNNNC\INNNNNNNNNNNNNN
! -1 ~~
.- 0
000--,
Gl ~ '"
". , ~
jC;;~
CroCO
Gl"'O
l!:!ti::::
Cl--'f'-
co
.....
'"
.,.
u:
><
;;
"
Gl
a.
a.
<(
OOC\I~~~~ml.O~I.OI.OI.OI.OI.ONNC\INNNC\INC\INC\INNNNNC\IN
~~~~~~~~ 0~~~~~~~~~~~~0~~~~~~0~~
OM~~ ~MM NMNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
Gl
o
ro~~I.OI.OI.O~roM~~~I.O~OOI.OMm~C\Im~~~C\ImmWM~OO
~~~~~~~q~qq~~~~~~~~~~~~~~qqqqq~
>NNNNNMMMMMMM0MMOOMM MMMMMOOMMMMN
o
Z
OOM~~OOM~m~OOI.O~~~~NmMmWN~NOOI.O~I.O~~OOI.OM
~~~~qq~0~M~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~qq
O~VV~~M M M MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MOO
o
roI.ONMMN~V~MmNmm~~oovro~NNoom~OO~m~ml.O
~~~~~~~qqqq~~q~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~vvvv vvvvvvm~~~~~mmm LOLOLOLOvvvv
Gl
(f)
rooooooooooooooooororooooomm~oomm~mNmoomOOMVo~~'"
~~~~~~~~~~~~~Nq~~~q~~~~~~~~~~~~~
rnNNNNNNNNNNNN N~~M~~~~ ~~ ~~~~~~
"
<(
00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~W~~~~~~
~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
...,
00 00 00 00 00
~ ~~~~
C: NN NN
::::; J I I , , I , , I I , , , , , , , I , , , , r , , ,
...,
co
.....
>.
cU , , I , J , , , r , r I , I I , , r , I , , , , I I 1 , , ,
:;;
co
.....
(i, I r , , , , , r , , I , , , " J I , I , , I , , r J , I I
<(
co
';-
it;
~ ' , I , J , , , I , , , , , I , , I , I , , I , , I I , 1 r
, , r ,
~N~~~~~oomO~N~~~ID~oomO~N~~~m~oomo~
~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNNNNN~M
"'~
COCO
ctj~
COCO
~~
NN
COCO
~~
NN
~.,.
~CO
NN
Gl E
Ol"
'" E
ill 'X
> '"
<(:;;
"'~
"''''
Nctj
(')'"
~(')
ctjctj
(')(')
~(')
ctj~
........
(')'"
u1r'
Gl
Ol
'"
0.
(\)
Ol
"
'"
.<:
"
E
:J
1iJ
u
(\)
:ci
'm
'"
o
Cl.
U
"
'"
(f)
.....~
(\J(/)
0::0
<( >.
Z;:
~ '"
~ 's
"! (\)
o :t::
'" '"
,- '"
(\) (\)
0l1iJ
g,g
~U
o .~
E.Q!
.a e-
'" "
00.
m~~~~mwmmmmwm~~~~~v~v~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~V~V~VV~V~VV~V~VVV~VV~V7VV7~VV
b~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
Q)
o
m~millmOO~OOill~V~MNNNN~~illill~ro~~w~mwmm
~~~~N~~~~N~~~~~~~~~NN~~~~~~~~~~
>NNN NNNN NNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNN
o
Z
mmNWroooN~Nm~vmmm~~~m
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
nOOMMOO~ .00000000000000000000 M
o '"
l()(J)L[)roOJLOvCO<DCO
~Noqoqf';t'-:":~~!,;
N NNNNC\lNNN
m~T""COOOmvroMM~VT""OJMOJLO~mT""OJOJCO~~OJT""T""~M<D
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~q~q~~qoq~~~~~~~q
QMMMMM MOO MMMMMMMMMMvl()l()l()l()V7V~7~
Q)
(J)
(J)VNLOmNl()mM~NOJMmMml()VOO7M~T""Ml()T""~MT""T""T""m
~~~~qq~~oqf';f';~~~~~~~~~M~~~~~~~~~~q
rnvv~~vMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMM M
"
<(
<J)
"
<J)
<J)~DT""mT""l()l()Nm<Dl()T""OJVT""VOJVMOJl()MN~NM~mu~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~oq~~~~
~M~<DMMMMMMM MMMM MOO MMM M MMv vv
--,
m<Dl()7Ml()VNMT""N~DT""VOOT""~l()Ml()OJT""romNl()roN<D(J)
~mmOT""V07COT""LOCO~~~OO~ooo~~~~~oomoooo~~
c~~~~~~~~~m0w00~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"
--,
~ ~ro~~~~~
~ ~w~~ ~~
ro , , , I I , , , , , I , I I en
~ ,,;
~m~~C()co,.....('I')~C\J~
t?qC\!~~!';t'--:~"!C\!~"!
'-U)U)!1)"i"~~~!1)U)U)l()
<( I , I I I , I , I I I I I , , , r I I ,
m~U)mU)~mNOOU)('I')C()~m~~~C\JU)moo~~C\Jcou)C\J~C\JC\JC\JW
t?~~~~~~~~~~~!';~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"!t'--:~~~
~~('I')('I')('I')('I') ('1')('1')('1')('1') ('1')('1')('1')('1')('1')('1') ('I')('I')('I')('I')('I')~('I')('I')~~U)U)U)
~
~
u.:
><
:;;
l::
<Il
0.
0.
<(
.......C\J.....CO~~~~~
C\JC\J~oooomm
~..t..t~..t..t~~~
g
<Il
'"
'"
Iii (J)
~ ~mm~~U)U)l()"""!1)~C\J!1)~0~('I')!1)"""~~~"i"~l()~,.....m~U)~
m!1)~t?~q ~~~~~~q~~~~ ~~~~~~C\!,,!~qq~~
~!1) ~('I')~ ('I')('I')~~~~U) U)U) ~~ ~~~~~~('I')~
>oo>.m
<c~~u..
>.c.b:2:
;::O)~
m..omC\J('I')('I')('I')COCO~~~C\Ju)C\J~~oocomCO!1)mC\JU)co~m~!1)('I')cocom
O~~t?~~~~~,,!!';q~~t'--:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~q
'0Q)CC\JC\JC\JC\JC\J('I')('I')~~~~ ~~~mCOl() !1)~~~~~~~ ~~~
,$--l ~~
'- 0
lilo-'
Q)~ '"
~~m ~C\J('I')~!1)co"""oomo~C\J('I')~l()co"""como~C\J('I')~!1)co"""como~
~('I')O ~~~~~~~~~~C\JC\JC\JC\JC\JC\JC\JC\JC\JC\J('I')('I')
cooco
Q)~O
~'-'<:
c:J~1=-
<D
..-
N
t:::
N
<J)
<J)
oj
0,
OJ
LO
..-
~
'"
OJ
'D
'0
<Il
0)
'"
"-
<D
"
,,;
Q)
0)
c
'"
.c
0! ()
E
(() "
111
u
(j)
<D :0
OJ 'w
>Ii '"
0
CL
U
C
'"
(() CfJ
OJ ,,"
tD ~(J)
O::l
<(>'
z;':
.:l::.!a
~ ..- >
" "! (j)
>Ii o ."!:::
'" '"
.- '"
<Il Q)
0)111
'" ()
w 0).-
_u
(0 o .5::
E.9!
" &
1ii "
00.
E
Q) "
g'E
Qi 'x
> '"
<(~
OT"""T"""(\JC\IO>CO!'--f-.f'-!'--<.o
or"!"!(')(')':':':~':':':
()(1')(1') C')C')C')('f)('f)(1')C')I.O
Q) T""" , I I , ,
o cO
OC\IT"""T"""'<t'<tO>COaJ!'--f'-<.o<.olO<DlO
co '<t '<t '<t . 'C') . (1') 'C"J C"J C') Ct) Ct) C')
, . . ,C')C') ,C"J .(i) . . . . . .
>(i)C"JCt) C"J C'1 C')C')C')C')C')(i)
o
Z
O'<t~'<t'<t'<t~'<t'<tC')~'<t'<tC')C"JC\INN(i)'<t'<tC')Ct)(i)'<t(i)NNC')(i)C')C\I
CO'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t~'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t
~(')(')~~(')0~~(')~~~~~(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')~~~~~~~
o
o CO!'--!'--!'--f'-<D<'O!'--O>!'--~<'O<'OlO'<t(i)NT"""Nco!'--Ct)T"""'<t~
CO ~~~~~~~~~~~"!"!"!"!~~"!~':':~~~~
~ COCOCONNNNNNNNNC"J('f)C')C')C')Ct)(i)(i)(1') C')C')C')Ct) C')
Q) I ,I.OLOl()
en NNN
Of'-f'-!'--!'--!'--!'--f'-f'-.f-.!'--f'-.!'--lfJ
or~o::t:~~~~~~"":~"":"":N
QlNNNNNC\INNNNNN
::J I I J , tIt t
<(
o
0)
'"
O(i)T"""COLONmLONCOf'-.f'-.f'-.f'-.!'--!'--!'--!'--f-.f'-.!'--f-.f'-.!'--f'-.f'-.!'--f'-f'-f'-.f'-.~
CO~f'-.<'O<D<DlOLOLO'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t~'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t
~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
--,
0)
u:
><
'5
c
Ql
0.
0.
<(
OlOlOLOLOlOlOlOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOlOLOf-.'<tN'<tT"""(OLO!'--O)CO!'--(i)O>(O
orNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNC\i"!~~,:~~~~C\i~~~~~
C C"J(i) C') C')C')N NNNNN
:J
--,
OLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOlOIOIOLOLOLOIOLOLOIOLOLOLOI.OLOLOlOlOLOlOLOl()
co . . , . . . . . . . , , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . .
,NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNC\IC\JNNNNNNNNNN
>.
'"
::i;
OC')C')(1')C"JC')C')C')Q)C')Q)'<tLO'<tLOLOLOLOlOLOl()lOlOLOLOLOlOLOLOLOLO
CO'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<tLO . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .
t . . . . . . . . . . . . .NNNC\INNNNNNNNNNNNN
c..NNNNNNNNNNNNN
<(
o~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OO'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t'<t
~NNN~N~C\iNNNNNNNNNNNC\iC\iNNNNNNNNNNN
::i;
g
Ql
'"
'"
U5 (j)
~ <DoC')(i)C')T"""Q)
rilLO~q:>~,,!~~U1
QiU;> .cC\JNNC\JN
>CO>'Q}
<('<t.DLL
>.cD ~
::0>0(;'1
~~~O'<t'<tQ)NNNNNNNT"""T"""C\JNO>O>COf'-.f'-.f'-.C')COCOo'<tC')Q)'<t<.oLO'<t
c~q:>"":~~~~~~~~~~~NN"":~~~~~U1~N~~~~~~~~
'OIDCNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNC\JC\JNN NNNC\JNNN(\j
4) ...J rn ctl
.~ g>"'"")
lIlo-"
Ql~ '"
~",~m T"""C\JC"J'<tIO<.of'-.COQ)OT"""C\J(i)'<tLO<.o~COmOT"""NC"J'<tI.O<.o~COmOT"""
~~O T"""T"""T"""T"""T"""T"""T"""T"""T"""T"""NNNNC\JC\JNNNNC')C')
CO)OJ
Ql"'O
I!!'-'<;:
"..51=-
COCOIOLOI.OU1lC)
'<t'<t'<t~~~'<t
Ne\iC\iC\iC\iC\iC\i
O)~
~'"
~c0
~o
~O)
~c0
~~
~~
~(')
"'~
"'~
Nc0
"'0
~"'
NN
~~
"''''
NN
Ql
'"
'"
0..
~'"
"''''
Nc0
'"
'"
c:
'"
00 J::
()
"'"' E
C\iC\i ::>
1iJ
"0
'"
"'~ :0
~"' 'i7j
e\iN <I)
0
0,
"0
c:
'"
o~ U)
"'~ ",(!J
Nc0 ",U)
0::0
<(>'
Z::
~ <I)
o~ '>
",co '" 2
NN 0
,'!) 'i7j
<I)
'" '"
"'1iJ
co~ ~,S:2
"'0) _"0
NN o .S
E2
:J e-
1iJ :J
00..
E
'" :J
~E
ID 'x
> '"
<(::i;
00
'"
~
...
u.:
><
'5
c:
"
a.
a.
<(
g
"
'"
"
Zii (j)
~ <!J,...
t'!Jl.1)U)co
I..,l.{)::l.6
III ' >. Q.l
> 0::>..0 LL
<('t~
~~06
n:s"O,...
o g>,:,,,?
I 0 Q) c:
,e-.J ~~
.- 0
"'0--'
,,~ "
'" ' -
,,~ ol
--''''0
COOco
""'0
l!!'-'~
c:ljr=-
,...~l.{)l.{)~~~~~~VN""N~~VNV~CO~~~l.{)~~,...~l.{)~~
"?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~
UNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NN NNNNNNNNN
"
o
~~"'~m~N~~co~,...~oo~com""~~CO""~N~""OONCO~M
~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~q~~~~~~~
>l.{)~~~~mm l.1)~~M MMMMMMMMMMNNNNNNN
o
Z
,...~mMMMMvm~MMNNMMMVCOCOMNmMOO""~TNOOVNm
~~~qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq~~~q~~~~M~~~~
nOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMNNNMMMMO MMMM
o
,...~mCO~COMMOOMl.{)~~MN~MrooomV~MN~Ml.{)CON~l.{)
,,?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~q~~~M~~~~~M~~~qq
~NNl.{)mmCO~mIDl.{)vv vvM M MMMMM MMMMM
"
(fJ
,...l.{)CO""IDVMMl.1)MNNNMVM""VV""Ml.1)N~ooro~~mcoooM
"?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MM~M~~q~~~~~~~~
rnMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMOO M MMMNNNNNNNN
"
<(
""IDID""IDNCON""Vl.{)~""VVN""NmNl.1)CO~ro""Vl.{),...COMID~
,,?~~~q~~~~~~~~~~~~q~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~
3mmm~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~ ~~MM~
...,
~OOM~~~~~rom~N~oo~~MN~m~~0~vrooo~MM~mo
~q~ .~~~~q~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~q~~
c~ ~~W~~~~~~~~m~~~~~~oo~~ ~~~wm
"
...,
~wmwm~~wOONMNMoooo~m~~~~~~W~MMOO~~~~
~~~~~~~~q~q~~~~~qq ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~NNNNNM~~~~~~~~~~~ MMM MMMMMMMMM
ol
2
~~w~moooo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~mmmm
~~NN~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~N NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
<(
q;
:u
2
~~~~~~~~~ffiffiffiffiffiffi~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
, , I , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , I , , , , , , , , , , I ,
, I , , , , I , , , , , I , , , I , , , , I I I , , , , I , ,
~NM~~m~oomO~NM~~m~oomO~NM~~m~oomo~
~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNNNNNMM
"''''
<0'"
~o)
"'~
~<O
"''''
"'<0
"''''
~cci
co'"
"'0
<ricO
"''''
co~
~l.f.i
...~
...~
NN
OO~
~<O
NN
" E
","
ol E
Qi 'x
> ol
<(2
"''''
<0'"
NN
"''''
"'...
~~
"'<0
000
c0c0
"
OJ
ol
0..
OJ
OJ
"
ol
.<;;
u
E
"
1ii
'"
"
:0
'iii
<J>
o
Cl.
'"
C
"
(fJ
...C!J
",(J)
o=>
<( >-
z.o
.:t= .1!i
... >
"! "
o .'!::
.!!2 ~
" OJ
",-
ol 1;
~:o
o .5;
El\!
" Cl.
ro :s
00..
N
co
0>
co
u:
><
;;
"
"
a.
a.
<(
N~~ro~~~ O~
co "<t ..q-..- v v "<j" >:;;t "<t
O~~~~~M MM
<l:l I I 1 I I t I , I I , I , , I J I I , , I , , ,
o
N"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-"-CO~.~COCO"<t"<t"<t
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~~~~~
>NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN~ ~~~~~
o
Z
N..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-~..-..-..-..-
CO~~~~WW~W~WWW~~~~WWW~WWWWW~WW~~
tNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
o
N
'"
"-
Q.l I , J , , I I
en
<Df'."<tc.D<DC0,-
I'-- '(0 'l!)LOLO
. C\I . N . . .
C\.I N C\]C\JN
U;U;U:;U;U;U;U;U;U;U;U;U;U;U;U;
NNNNNNNC\iNNNNNNN
N
CO
'"
:J I , , I , , I I [ , I , , I I I I , , I I I I I , , I , I , ,
<(
N
"i'
:;
-, , I , I I I r I I t I I I , I , , , , 1 I I J , , I , I I , ,
NI'--COvNI'-U)
a;>~~C':!.,fq~
cvvv '<j-(')
::J J , , I 1 I I , I , I I I I , , , I I , , , , I
--,
NC\lNNNC\lNNC\lC\.lC\JC\lC\JC\JC\JC\JNNI'--COl!)~o:;;tmll)C0"<tCO~N""~
a;>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~q~0~q~~C':!~~q~~
>(')(')(')C0C0(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(')l!)(O <O<Dll)l!)l!)ll)~c.ol!)ll)
<1l
2
Nvvvv"<t(')(')(')(')(')(')(')(,)(,)(,)(,)(,)(,)(,)(,)(,)NNNNNNNNN
00<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0<0(0<0<0<0<0(0(0(0<0<0<0<0
~MMMMMMM~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MM~~~~~
<(
~ ND~~m~m~~mm~mromID~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~ OON~ro~~~omro~~~~mID~~W~~~~IDIDIDIDIDIDIDIDID
m ~~~~~~~~~~~~~0~0~~M~~M~0~MMM~MMM
g> 2
(j) Ci)
~ ~NMNNNN~~~~~~~M~~~mmmmmmmm~m~~
m~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~M~~~~~~~~~~M~
~~ D~~~M~MMMMMM~ MM~MM~~~~M ~
>CO>'ID
<t~.cLL
>.<.6 ~
:=moi1
OmmON N~~~N~~M~M~~~~~~~~mcoco~m~~~~
c~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
IC,IDe MMMMM~~MMMM~~MMMM ~MMMMMMMM
!..J ~~ I I I I
.- 0
en 0-'
,,~ <1l
~,.:1ti
-''''0
ccbro
"NO
~ias
t!l-'f-
~NM~~w~romo~NM~~ID~comO~NM~~m~romo~
~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNNNNNMM
.,..,.
,,~
Nc0
U;U:;
NN
.,.""
~"
NN
<J)
0>
<1l
0..
"'''
"''''
~~
<J)
0>
c:
<1l
""0 "'
u
~"" E
~<ci :J
1il
"
<J)
"'.,. 15
"""" <iij
~~ '"
0
0
"
c
<1l
0>"" en
CON ,,<D
MI.(j ",(f)
O::J
<( >-
Z:::
~<!!J
""0> .,. >
"'.,. "! <J)
~~ o .i:
<!!1 '"
'"
<J) <J)
0>1il
<1l u
O~ 0><-
.,..,. -"
c0M o .5
E~
:J &
1il :J
00..
E
<J) :J
g'E
ID 'x
> <1l
<(2
'"
ro
en
'"
u:
x
;;
"
"
a.
a.
<(
g
~
'"
u; (i)
" CD",
~LO(f)CO
I..lO:::).6
Q) , >. ill
>OO-OLL
<('1~
~~oIj
<<l ..0 C0
C g'';:'CO
I 0 Q) C
Q) ..J Ol (tf
.'!:: g>"")
000--,
,,~ '"
~~ro
-I,?O
"roal
,,"'0
~'E<;:
"..J!==7
C0~~~mmmmmmmmmmwmmmmillillmmillillm~LO~~C0N mill
co~v~~~~~~~~~~~vv~vvvvvvv~~vvvvv~ v~
u~~~~000000000000000000000000000 00
Q)
o
'"
ro
:>
o
z
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOlOLOLOLOLOillillmIDmmmIDwm
vvvvvvvvvvv~vvvvvv~vv~vvvv
00000000000000000000000000
C0LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOVVVVVV
oovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
t0000000000000000000000000000000
o
C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0LOLOLOLO~LOLOLOLOLO
oovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
~000000000000000000000000000000
Q)
(f)
",en",
rorooo
en ct) (')
:J
<C
C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0C0
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
00000000000000000
I , , I , , , I I I I ,
C0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~LOCODIDLOLO~vmN~Nw~N
oommmIDIDIDmmmmmmmmmm~mC0omNmmvC0N~omm
300000000~00~00~~~~0m~~~~~~~~~00
--,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m~wm~m
c~000~0000000~0000000000000000~0
:J
--,
~~~m~mmmmmrooooooooooooorororororooooooororooooooooooo
oo~~m~mWWmmIDWmmmIDmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
~000000000000et)et)0000000et)0000~~000
oj
~
~~~~~~~~~moo~~m~IDwmmmmmmmmIDID~WW
~~~~~~~~~~0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~vv vvv~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~MM~M~~
<C
'"
or
c;;
~ I J I , J , 1 J , , , , I , I 1 , , ,
""'''''''''''''''''''''~oo
":":":":":":":":":I'-:~":
~~~~~(I')(I')~~~ ~
, , , , , , I I I , , , , I , , I , , , , I ] I , , J 1
J I , I , I , I , , , I I , , , , , I , , , , , , , , , J , ,
~N~~~m~oomO~N~v~m~oomO~N~~~m~oomo~
~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNNNNN~~
"'"
""
0ct:i
roo>
"00
Mco)
"'(0
""
0c<:i
"''''
""
Met)
~'"
"''''
~<ri
Q)
OJ
'"
Il.
1'-1'-
<1)(0
00
OJ
OJ
c:
oj
000> -c
u
(0(0 E
00 :J
1il
u
OJ
<1)'" :0
001'- 'u;
0~ "'
0
"-
u
c
oj
000 (f)
<1)" I'-CD
0'<i ",(f)
0::J
<C'"'
z:;
.:t=,fQ
" >
"! OJ
o .~
'" "'
,- "'
Q) OJ
OJ1il
'" u
OJ'-
_u
o <5:
E2
:J ~
1;; :J
Oil.
E
Q) :J
g'E
<0 'x
> '"
<C~
g
'"
Cl
'"
W en
'" (!)'"
~LO(fJCO
'-LO=>.6
Q) , >. Q)
>ro..cu.
<('1:2
~~06
O~OO~NN~~~~V~~~~COVV~~LO~~WWmWwmwmmmm
C~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
'OQ)C~~M~MMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMMM~MMMM
,!!--J ~~
000..3
"'~ '"
"" ' -
'" ~ '"
-''''0
CcOl1)
",NO
E!itis
Cl-'f-
'"
'"
m
o
-
u.:
><
'6
r::
'"
Q,
Q,
<I;
VMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
covvv~vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv~vvvvvvvvvvv
UM~MMM~MM~M~~M~M~MM~MMMMMMMMMMMM
<J)
o
VMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
COvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv~V
>M0M0MMMMM0MMM0M00MMMMMM00MMM~0
o
z
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
,MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM... .... . .. . . .
o MMMMMMMMMMMMM
o
'<:tvvv'<;f''<;j"q-
CO . . . . . .
,C0(1)(V)MC"J0?
0-
<J)
(f)
vvv'<j"vvV'<j"'<j"'<j"vvvvvvv'<j"~vvvvv
0MMM0MMMMMMMMMMMM0~MMM0M
V'<j"'<j"V'<j"VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV'<j"V'<j"'<j"VVVVVVVV
CO . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . .
IMC")M(,,)(,,)MC")MMM(,,)MMMMC")C0C")C")MM(,,)MC")C")(")MM~~~
0>
:J
<I;
~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~000~00~~~~,~~~~0~~~~~~~0~~~~~~~~
:;
...,
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~v~~~~~~~~~~~~v~~
00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . 0 . . 0 . . . .
,~~~~~~~~MMMMMMMM~MM~MM~MMMMMMM
r::
:J
...,
~mmmmmmm~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ooMMMMMMM~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . . . . . . . .
I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 , , . . . . .M~MMMMM~
~MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM~M~MMMM
'"
2
~mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
ooMM~MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM~MM
~~~~M~~~~~~0M~~~~MM~~MMMM~M~~MM
<(
~mmmmmmmmmmm~~mmmmmm~~mm~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~~~~~~M~~~~
~MMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMM~ MMM
2
mmmMmmm
~~~~C'":!~C'":!
M M~~MM
~~M~~~~oomO~~M~~~~oomO~NM~~m~oomo~
~~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNN~NMM
~~
~~
~~
MM
~'"
"''''
Mc0
00
"''''
~~
00
"''''
Mc0
00
"''''
MM
<J)
0>
'"
0.
00
"''''
Me..)
<J)
0>
C
'"
o~ .c
()
"'''' E
Mc0 :J
1ij
U
<D
mm :0
"'''' 'Vi
~M '"
0
0-
U
C
'"
"'0 (f)
",m ,,(!)
M~ NU)
o=>
<1;'"
z;:
- '"
~ os
"! <J)
o .t::
, , '" '"
.- '"
<J) <J)
0>1ij
'" ()
m~ 0> .-
"'<0 ~u
C":iC":i o .!;
E2
:J e-
1ij :J
00.
E
<J) :J
iij'E
a; .x
> '"
<(2
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~0~~~~~~~~~~~~
u~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~m
<1J
o
W~IDIDIDIDIDmIDIDIDmm~~~ww~~~~~~~~~~~mm rom
rommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm~ mw
>~~~N~NNN~NNN~~NNNNNNNNNNNNNN~~ N~
o
z
~rororooooooooororooorororo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ID ~ro
rommmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mm
tNNNNNNNNNNN~NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NN
o
w~~~~~~mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrooorooororo me
co mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm me
n NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN N~
<1J
CfJ
~~N~~mco~ID~wm~~~~MNNN~N~~~~~~~~~~ ~~
~~~~0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~qqqqqqqq o~
moo 00 00 ~oo~oo~~~~~ooooooooooOOOO~OO(")OOOOOO~ ~0
:J
<(
CD
"'
'"
CD"'~
~~~
,,'"
--,
I , , , I I , , I r r , I I ,
co~mC")~~~m~N(\j~~~
~~~~"":"":C':!"!"!"!~~~~
~~C")OO~OO~(1)(")C") (<)(")(")
~
~
u.:
><
'i'i
I:
.,
0.
0.
<(
ww~m~~~~~(,,)(,,)(,,)(,,)C")(,,)C")C")~~(,,)(,,)(,,)~(<)(<)(,,)(,,)~~~M
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo~~~
c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:J
--,
W~(<)~~~IDm~(<)~mWNNm~rom~~~~(")~moo~~~IDm
~~~~~~~~"":"":C':!"!"!~"!~~~~~ ~~~~~qqqqqq
~~~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~
'"
:;;
wm(<)mmm~roNmoo~C")(<)w~Dm~~m~oomDm~mm(<)m
rommw~~~~(<)NN~IDm(")wmW~(,,)~OO(\jC")NN~oom
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- ~NN(\jNNNNNNNNNNNNNNoooo(")mD(")mID~m(\jwmm
E ro~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m(<)m(")~~(\j~ommoooo~
~ ~~~~~000000000~0000~~~~~~~~~~~~~
g> :;;
en Cii
~ ~WOO(")(<)(")(")(")(,,)~(,,)(<)OONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
~m~~~"":"":~~~"":~"":"":~"":"":"":"":~~"":"":"":",,:,,,,:,,,,:,,,,:,,,,:,,,,:~,,,,:
&~ ~(")(")(")(<)OO(")OO(")OO(1)(")(")~(")(")(")(")OOOO(")C")(")(<)(1)(")(")(")(")
> 00 ~ Q.l
<(~~LL
>>cb2
-0>00
O'm~~w(")(")(")oo(")oooo(")(")oooo(")(")(")(")(1)OOoo(")(")(")~(")(")(1)(")(")(")(")(")(")
c~~"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":"":~"":"":"":"":"":"":
'OIDC(1)(")(")OO(")(")(")(1)(")(")(")(")(1)(")(")(1)(")(")(")(")(")(")(")(")(")(")(1)(1)(")(")(")
,!!-.l ~~
.- 0
tIle...J
., ~ '"
~...J-toro ~N(")~mm~oomo~N(")~mm~oomO~N(")~~m~oomo~
.~,-, ~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNNNNNOO(,,)
c:cOCO
""'0
eii;;:
Cl...JF-
co'"
"'~
0~
<1J
'"
co
0..
CD'"
e~
~~
(l)
'"
c
'"
0> ~ .<:
"
"'0> E
~~ :J
15
"
<1J
"'~ :i5
0> co 'm
~L() '"
0
a-
"
I:
'"
~CO CfJ
~'" "CJ
~u1 ",CfJ
0:;:)
<( :>,
z:;:
.t;:',!:Q
"'M '" >
"'''' "! (l)
0c<:i 0;<::::
'" '"
.- '"
<1J (l)
"'15
'" "
MM "'.-
"'''' -"
00 o ,S
E (l)
:J 0.
1ii ';;
00..
E
(l) :J
g'E
Q5 .x
> '"
<(:;;
<0
co
m
~
'"
~
u:
><
;;
c:
"
a.
a.
<(
~
:e.
~ro~~w~~~~vv~vvvvvv~~mOO~~VNmNV~~'CO
OOVVV~~VVVV~VV~VvvvvVVmmV~N~~mO~~
U~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M~~MMM~~~000~~~
"
o
<0
co
;,
o , , , , , , , I , , I I I , , I J I , , I , , , I I , , r I I
Z
(0..-..-,..-,-.,........-..-..-..-..-(1')('1)
'?C?C?C?C?C?C':!"?"?C':!C":!<":ic0
t) C')Ci)(")CI) (1')(") C')CI)C')(I')
o
I , I , , , , I ,
r-- ~ " " " ",~D "
C0(!)COm 000
(0 c0 ('"j c..j ctj .,f ~ .q:
'cO
<0
CO
"-
Q) I , , , , I , ,
Cf)
~MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
~c0c0c0c0c0c0c0c0Mc0c00Mc0c00c0c0c0c00
CONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
CO(l')CI)(I')(I')CI)(I')CI)CI)CI)CI)CI)(I')CI)(I')CI)(I')CI)CI)(I')CI)CI)CI)(I')(I')CI)CI)CI)CI)(I')
rnctjc0c0c0c00c0c0ctjc0c0c0c0ctjc0ctjMctjMc0c0MMc0c0c0c0c0~
"
<(
COCO"-~CO..-CJ)COCOCO~WWV~VVV~~V(l')CI)CI)CI)CI)CI)(I')CI)NNN
cococowvv(")CI)CI)(I')(I')CI)CI)CI)(I')CI)(I')CI)CI)(I')CI)CI)(I')CI)CI)CI)(I')CI)CI)CI)CI)CI)
~c0MMMM00c0c0c0c0Mctjc0c0c0c0MMMc0MM0c0c00c00c0ctj
-,
<0 <or--~CI)CJ)WCONN"-CI)"-VNmm"-"-NNV
'? c0~~~~C':!~~~"?~~~~~~~~~~~
C~~~~~~~~CO v~ WWW~vvvvCl)CI)(I')~ vCI)CI)(I')
:::;C\lNNNC\JC\lNNN
JC"5MMc0MMMMc0
<0
CO
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
roNNNNNNNNC\lNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
~~0~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~0~~~~~~~00~~~
<0
CO
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
<0
CO
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
WNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
~~0~~0~~00~~00~~~0~~000~~0~00~00
"
Cl
"
en Ui
" (')<0
~1.{)(f)C()
~1.{)~DC()C()OOOOOOc()OOOOOOOOOOOO~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>ro~IDNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
~~D~0~0~~0~0000~~~~~c0~~~~~~00~~00
>>JJ2:
::o>oC:S
m..Om MMMmo>o>o>o>mo>mo>mmmmmoooom"o>ooooooooOOOO
cg~~ 000~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I OIDC~~MM MMMMMM~MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM
Q) .....I rn ro M C') . .
:!:: g>J c<:i c.j C') M
UlO...J
,,~ "
"" ' ~
~c;;~
CcO(()
,,"'0
~i5<.:
Cl...Jf'-
~NM~l.{)m~romo~NM~l.{)m~OOmO~NC')~~m~C()mo~
~~~~~~~~~~NNNNNNNNNNMC')
"'~
"''''
..q:r...:
"'<0
"'0
c0--t
c;;e;;
~c0
"''''
"''''
c<:i0
r--<o
"'<0
00
"
."
"
"-
"'<0
~CO
--tr...:
ill
OJ
<::
"
r--r-- .c:
t)
"'''' E
~c0 "
1U
"
<lJ
r--r-- :0
"'''' 'in
~0 if>
0
Q.
"
c:
t1J
r--r-- Cf)
"'''' r--(')
0", NCf)
0::>
<(>-
z~
.:t= .~
r--co " >
"'''' "! <lJ
00 o ,t:
if> if>
.- if>
ill <lJ
.,,-
" 15
m~ .".-
N'" -"
~0 o .S"
E2
" Q.
1U 5
0"-
E
" "
l?E
n
<(:2'
"
oo
"
'"
0
"
oo
:>
0
z
"
"i'
U
0
"
oo
"-
'"
(/)
" <0 oo
oo <0<0
'" ..f-.i
OJ
<>:
"
"i'
" :;
oo ...,
0) '"
~
u:
)( " <0 '" " "
'ti co <0 <0 "
I: C coi coi coi '"
'" OJ
C. ...,
c.
-0:
g
'"
'"
'"
en (j)
'" (!)"
'" (/)oo
E!t2=>.6
~ cO E~
-0:1"2
~~~
'(6.. 0 l'--
o g>,:,or
1 0 Q) C
dl .....J 0) en
~ "'...,
WaS
'" ~ '"
"" ' -
'" ~ '"
...1"'0
C:cOm
"''''0
f~s
(!)..Jf-
"""
oo""
>. (I') c0
'"
2
""""
~"'t"'t"'::::l"
c00c<:i0
vvo:;to;:;to:;t
"<j"v'<:j"o:::t"=t
0c0e>ict:i(l'j
;J:;J:
0c<:i
'<;j"o;to:;;to:;t'<j"
'<:t"'t"<:t"'to::;t
(1jc.j(,)<00
;J:;J:
(fjC"5
"
"i'
i'i
<>:
"
oo
~
2
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOl.C)
-<:t"'tv"'::::!" '<:t"'::::l""'t'<;f"
c0c0(")cv50C1:ie>ic<:i
<0<0 co ~ '" '" <0 0) <0 <0 " <0 0) '" '" co
"'" '" '" ~ 0 0) '" " <0<0 <0 '" <0<0 <0 <0
'" '" oo <0 u1u1 uO uO uO uO '" '" .,f..f '" -..t-.i '" '"
<0 uO <0
<0 <0 uO
r-C\!C'J'<:tLO<.Df'-..COmO
"""
"""
c.;(")c0
v"'tvv
VVVV
ct)(>'j0C":i
vvvo:::t'<:t
v"<:tvvv
0cic0(,,)c0
"'tC(lCOf'-..
"'t'<tLOLO
c0c0c0c0
;J:;J:;J:;J:;J:
c0c0M"'c..;
r-C\IC'JvLO(.Df'-..COmO NC'JvLO(.Df'-..COmO
T"""T""" C\IC\1C\1C\1C\1C\1C\1C\1C\1C\1C'JC'J
0
~ 0
0
'"
0 '"
'" '"
0.
<0 "
" ~
coi '"
<0"
,,<0
",0
" <0
" "
coi coi
0
0 0
;; 0
(5
'"
0
~ 0
0
(5
'"
oo '"
0 <0
uO <0
'" E
",OJ
'" E
ID 'x
> '"
<>:2
'"
OJ
c;
'"
oC
"
E
OJ
tl
"
'"
1i
.u;
if>
o
C.
"
c;
'"
(/)
,,(!)
"'(/)
o=>
<>:>-
z-"
1ii
~ ';;
'"
02
'w
,~ f/}
'" '"
"'tl
~.2
-"
o .S
~~
1ii OJ
00.
Appendix G
Green lake Stage Increase vr. Guadalupe River Flow
DATE Guadalupe Total' Time -to GreenLake GreenLake Stage RemarKs
@Tivoli Fiow Peak Stage Prior-stage Peak stage Increase
msl (CFS) (Days) (It) (It) (It)
05-Jun-7b 7.Y Y,b73 4 4.YY 4.7 -U.Lo IdO not use
05-Nov-81 9.6 18,684 3 6.22 6.00 -0.22 Ido not use
21-Jan-79 7.6 7,340 3 4.82 4.61 -0.21 do not use
25-May-79 7.5 4,727 S 4.06 3.97 -0.09
30-Jul-79 8.0 6,850 4 4.25 4.22 -0.03 Questionable
06-Aug-75 7.2 4,452 3 2.63 2.63 0.00
26-Apr-81 7.4 4,848 4 4.46 4.46 0.00 No
10-0ct-81 8.2 8,039 5 3.03 3.03 0.00 Questionable Overflow
15-0ct-84 7.1 4,226 5 3.40 3.40 0.00 t
27-0ct-84 7.9 4,124 4 3.43 3.43 0.00
1/19/1985 7.8 5562 4 3.43 3.43 0.00
2/27/1985 7.2 4313 4 3.42 3.42 0.00
10/23/1985 , '~~I 4 2.97 L.~I c ILtuesHOnable
lL-IVlar-M I. I,Ulb -, j.4l j.4j U.Uj
12-Feb-82 8.1 7,473 3 3.29 3.37 0.08
6]26/1985 8.1 8966 5 4.04 4.12 0.08 Questionable
29-Nov-78 7.4 6,590 3 2.98 3.07 0.09
29-5ep-76 7.8 4,978 4 1.87 2 0.13 Questiona6fe ~ /II
21-Jan-80 7.9 7,661 3 2.68 2.84 0.16
09-Feb-79 8.0 13,040 1 5.50 5.75 0.25
19-Jun-81 9.0 36,890 2 7.77 8.03 0.26 Overflow
16-Jan-77 7.9 6,015 4 3.60 3.87 0.27
03-Feb-77 7.9 7,423 4 4.15 4.43 0.28
4/21/1985 7.5 8894 3 5.08 5.36 0.28
26-Jan-77 8.0 8,013 4 3.99 4.29 0.30
09-Nov-78 8.1 9,390 4 3.06 3.39 0.33
18-0ct-81 7.9 5,082 7 3.00 3.40 0.40 Questionable
12/18/1986 7.9 9837 4 3.44 3.97 0.53
05-Apr-79 7.9 10,730 5 4.78 5.32 0.54
30-May-81 8.0 7,410 4 3.84 4.44 0.60
15-Feb-77 8.0 14,193 2 5.33 5.94 0.61
08-Jun-79 8.3 24,984 4 6.11 6.76 0.65
16-Apr-75 7.7 6,426 5 2.60 3.25 0.65
13-Sep-80 8.1 13,747 7 2.57 3.26 0.69
30-Jun-75 8.2 8,446 5 4.24 4.95 0.71
12/27/1986 8.8 29140 3 6.52 7.31 0.79
21-Sep-79 8.4 12,309 3 5.08 5.89 0.81
25-May-82 8.2 19,100 3 5.33 6.24 0.91
16-Jun-75 8.2 14,524 4 5.03 5.96 0.93
4/11/1985 8.3 8090 5 4.63 5.61 0.98
11-Jul-76 8.0 7,920 5 2.75 3.76 1.01
12-May-76 8.4 19,040 4 5.05 6.22 1.17
02-May-75 7.6 8,599 5 2.97 4.16 1.19
11-Jan-79 8.2 19,730 3 5.20 6.51 1.31
3/16/1985 8.3 8140 6 3.98 5.46 1.48
25-Mar-79 8.0 11,048 5 3.82 5.36 1.54
27-Feb-82 8.2 14,030 3.50 5.26 1.76
11-May-75 8.0 16,550 6 4.33 6.46 2.13
31-0ct-81 9.5 28,070 3 5.25 7.44 2.19
12-Jun-81 8.4 22,480 3 5.58 7.81 2.23
09-Aug-78 8.0 10,075 18 2.58 4.85 2.27
31-May-75 9.2 33,592 3 5.42 7.89 2.47
04-May-81 8.4 11,530 5 2.64 5.12 2.48
11/29/1985 8.2 18305 4 3.56 6.09 2.53
18-May-82 8.2 23,876 3 3.97 6.60 2.63
09-May-82 7.7 6,730 4 3.62 6.32 2.70
08-Feb-75 8.1 15,120 4 2.53 5.26 2.73
15-5ep-78 9.0 20,040 2 4.42 7.94 3.52
04-5ep-81 11.5 101,375 2 5.78 9.93 4.15
16-Jul-83 14,065 4 1.50 6.32 4.82
· Sum of Victoria, Goliad and Coleto Creek USGS River gauges
Appendi)(_~_ I
Maxiumum Daily Flow in Guadalupe River at Salt Water Barrier
I:: ~;:, ~:: ~~:, I;;",;;;:..~t~ ~;;, ~;;, 1~~-1~ l~ J::::;
10710 10710 28690 22960 10540 9246
6209 13460
14900
~~-
8721
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
16544 68501
12021
9430 12816
63266
9712
13724 19470
u
8813
15388
18360
6962
42
-
22557
13456
-
11780
----- --
6083 31488 41135 8291
9274 13949
29
20
34680
14430
13778
15431
6902
12936
7958
10881
-- ------
7471 17720
6600
6410 6183 64900 8150
9343 28363 45802 20270
10855
15120 6426
17970
-----
8013 14193 65040
-~
19730 13040 11048 19540
7265
14080
-------- --------
6022 9820
7016
8595 8894
8984 19785 21882
7200
7824 16761 32390 7550
----
13772 20402
7232
7000
21483
10402
33592 20502
18680 9627
12337 10486
----
11202
24984
------
8041
6730
16244
20451
10580
9390
6850
10075 22830
12309
----..----
13747
--------
8450 101375 28070 21910
----
12276
32000
12547
11530 36890 10580
.-...------------
22970
8625
12628
9579 6715
12608
7591 18305 14625
---
7179 29140
10999
7460
21
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Jan
(efs)
Appendix H
Maxiumum Daily Flow in Guadalupe River at Salt Water Barrier
-- (Gr~~t~':-t:han 6QOO cfs) - r -. -
Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct I Nov Dee
(cfs) (cfs) (efs) (cfs) (cfs) (cfs) (cfs) (cfs)leH-r (cfs)u(efs)
... ]
Total
Months
346ioj~6~~~~
43007 38780
8260
42820
27260
22727
26359
32789 19787
12805
52810
10646
9266
11580 6235
12535 6234
-
9050 31831
11761 11310
10080
-
9266 29055 14084 6023 2489 15702
9604 27700 324790 40240 7611
12320
9363
16813
171.84
64641
7969
15946 110266
13130
20680
1679
12321
7748 9035 6435 10070
---- -
2483 16284 128607
-
10560 22504 10003
-
12540 27012 23433
...
8525 9426 18776
..
34200 60310
7292 16137 38681
10540
18
15
Appendix I
Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) Net Evaporation Data* in feet
* Derived using methods documented in: TWOS} "Monthly Reservoir Evaporation Rates for Texas, 1940~1965," Report 64, October, 1967.
** Includes all of Calhoun County and portions of Aransas, Jackson, Matagorda, Refugio, and Victoria Counties
Annual prought
DEC Total Total
-0.15 1.43
0.09 0
0.14 1.11
-0.13 1.86
-0.07 1.01
0.02 1.1
0.12 0.14
-0.12 1.49
0.18 2.16
-0.16 0.32
0.21 2.67
0.18 2.16
-0.01 1.48
1.58
3.27
3.22
3.97 10.91
1.53
2.19
1.67
1.27
1.35
2.64
3.15
2.28 7.22
2.42
1.72
1.89 3.54
2.03
2.62
2.05
3.46
2.47
2.14
2.29
2.53
2.63
2.98
2.69
1.64
3.58
2.29
3.45
2.62
3.43
3.54
2.95
2.64
3.95
3.31
3.08
Year
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
19631
1964
1965
19661
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
19891
1990
Avg
Max
JAN
0.01
-0.01
0.18
-0.06
-0.37
0.15
-0.09
-0.05
-0.07
0.02
0.08
0.13
0.17
0.19
FEB
-0.01
-0.08
-0.18
0.08
0.08
0.06
-0.02
0.14
-0.17
-0.19
-0.02
0.12
-0.12
-0.03
MAR
0.17
-0.11
0.18
0.08
-0.23
0.03
0.08
0.09
0.08
0.03
0.23
0.01
0.18
0.2
APR
0.23
-0.13
0.16
0.27
0.27
-0.14
0.11
-0.03
0.16
-0.28
0.08
0.28
0.04
0.32
MAY
0.3
-0.08
0.28
0.16
-0.21
0.33
0.1
-0.2
0.14
0.26
0.?4
-0.06
0.14
-0.28
JUN
0.18
0.09
0.18
0.28
0.41
0.14
-0.04
0.37
0.42
0.33
0.19
0.25
0.31
0.2
JUL
0.28
0.07
-0.48
0.18
0.53
0.18
0.24
0.51
0.42
0.18
0.31
0.46
0.21
0.59
AUG
0.43
0.28
0.12
0.52
0.3
-0.49
0.12
0.13
0.41
0.36
0.38
0.74
0.5
-0.28
SEP
0.38
0.06
0.07
0.08
-0.05
0.43
-0.23
0.43
0.03
0.18
0.28
-0.28
-0.12
0.48
OCT
-0.25
-0.3
0.2
0.46
0.33
0.11
-0.16
0.23
0.38
-0.7
0.41
0.17
0.42
NOV
-0.14
0.12
0.26
-0.06
0.02
0.28
-0.09
-0.01
0.18
0.29
0.28
0.16
-0.24
-0.14 -0.08 0.15 0.31 0.33 0.53 0.65 0.68 -0.31 0.07 0.08 -0.08
0.09 -0.23 0.26 0.01 0.28 0.24 0.44 0.11 0.29 -0.07 0.22 0.03
0.09 0.01 0.08 0.22 0.37 -0.08 0.55 0.03 0.41 -0.18 0 -0.23
-0.07 -0.06 0.24 0.22 0.33 -0.14 0.24 0.3 -0.24 0.43 -0.03 0.13
i:iil -:::~Ii:~il -i~;!1 · ~j..il~:~~lf~~1 g~1 -;iil:~~1 I~~I:~:~~1
:ci;ci:~ -ci;tiglci:i:1 -g;~i' .~~~~I .&;~ilci::~lg;idl -g:~~lci:i~lci;ci~lg:gil
-0.04 0 0 0.1 0.08 -0.14 0.42 0.75 0.29 0.31 0.13 0.13
0.14 -0.11 0.1 -0.02 0.13 0.48 0.64 0.61 0.41 0.11 0.13 0
-0.06 0.07 0.1 0.03 -0.15 0.31 0.54 0.51 0.13 0.03 0.35 0.19
0.23 0.17 0.33 0.28 0.38 0.51 0.72 0.34 0.01 0.15 0.32 0.02
0.05 0.12 0.22 0.3 0.03 0.34 0.41 0.34 0.24 0.2 0.07 0.15
o -0.02 0.17 0.11 0.41 0.06 0.55 0.29 -0.06 0.15 0.3 0.18
-0.04 0.2 0.12 0.3 0.07 0.31 0.61 0.29 0.22 0.15 0.04 0.02
0.08 0.12 0.26 0.23 0.16 0.24 0.36 0.26 0.28 0.25 0.24 0.05
0.17 0.27 0.19 0.09 0.24 0.49 0.2 0.49 0.25 0.19 0.08 -0.03
-0.04 0.09 0.19 0.17 0.27 0.22 0.51 0.45 0.4 0.36 0.09 0.27
-0.04 -0.04 0.29 0.16 0.5 0.26 0.43 0.61 0.08 0.38 0.03 0.03
-0.07 -0.05 0.14 0.03 0.09 0.24 0.15 0.35 0.01 0.38 0.26 0.11
-0.01 0.1 0.09 0.38 0.17 0.74 0.6 0.52 0.27 0.35 0.21 0.16
0.02 0.03 0.15 0.25 0.04 0.11 0.37 0.39 0.47 0.18 0.21 0.07
0.15 -0.08 0.16 0.18 0.14 0.57 0.72 0.61 0.55 0.25 0.02 0.18
o -0.03 0.1 0.4 0.34 0.34 0.21 0.47 0.21 0.25 0.21 0.12
-0.02 0.22 0.22 0.47 0.33 0.64 0.52 0.55 0.34 -0.14 0.21 0.09
0.09 0.07 0.12 0.22 0.33 0.37 0.58 0.75 0.44 0.22 0.18 0.17
0.11 0.18 0.34 0.36 0.15 0.22 0.81 0.53 0.36 -0.05 -0.01 -0.05
0.03 -0.06 0.3 0.44 0.14 0.13 0.27 0.51 0.32 0.44 0.03 0.09
-~:~:I :~:~I :~~~I ~:~~I g~~:l ~:~~I ~:::I ~:!!I :~:~I ~::~I H~I ~:~~I
0.033 0.029 0.149 0.165 0.184 0.285 0.431 0.406
0.28 0.27 0.34 0.47 0.5 0.74 0.81 0.75
6.0
0.2 0.186 0.133 0.063 2.264
0.55 0.46 0.38 0.27 3.97
ORDER PROHIBITING OUTDOOR BURNING:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to approve
the Order Prohibiting Outdoor Burning. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer
all voted in favor.
ORDER PROHIBITING
OUTDOOR BURNING
WHEREAS, On the 8th day of August, 2013, The Commissioners' Court finds that
circumstances present in all or part of the unincorporated areas of the County create a public
safety hazard that would be exacerbated by outdoor burning.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED by the Commissioners' Court of Calhoun County that all
outdoor burning is prohibited in the unincorporated area of the County for 90 days from the date
of adoption of this Order. The County Judge may rescind this Order upon a determination that
the circumstances that required the Order no longer exist
Household Trash may be burned in a closed or screened container.
This Order is adopted pursuant to Local Government Code 9352.081, and other applicable
statutes. This Order does not prohibit outdoor burning activities related to public health and
safety that are authorized by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for: (1)
firefighter training: (2) public utility, natural gas pipeline or mining operations; (3) planting or
harvesting of agricultural crops; or, (4) burns that are conducted by a prescribed burn manager
certified under Section 153.048, Natural Resources Code, and meet the standards of Section
153.047, Natural Resources Code.
In accordance with Local Government Code 9352.081(h), a violation of this Order is a
Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not to exceed $500.00.
ADOPTED this 8th Day of August, 2013, by a vote of 4 ayes and 0 nays.
YfuvLJ7 9 ~/
Michael J. Pfeifer
Calhoun County Judge
ATTEST:
Anita Fricke, County Clerk
By:lDJN\Clt~~
Wendy Marvi Deputy
HEAR REPORT FROM MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER:
Jason Angiin, CEO, Memorial Medical Center presented the financial report for the month of June
2013. The month of June had a very low patient volume which resulted in a loss of $333,470.00
for the month, and for year to date a loss of $124,426.00. There will be a community reception
welcoming two new doctors to town, Dr. Chip Fillingane and Dr. Jewel Lincoln both are famiiy
practitioners and will be deiivering babies. There were 16 babies delivered in the month of July,
being the most babies deiivered in a while at the hospital. The board approved the purchase of a
new security system and approved a Consulting Services Agreement with StuderGroup. Also, the
boiler installation is almost complete.
Memorial Medical Center - Port Lavaca, Texas
CEO Report
July 18, 2013
Financial Results:
In June we had a Net Loss of ($333,470) resulting in a year to date loss of ($124,426). This month loss
was resulted from very low patient volumes in the month. Normally, this time of year is our slower
time, but was unusually slow this year.
UPL Program I Waiver 1115 Program
We have been notified that we are to enter our IGT amounts into the States system by Juiy 26th for the
funding of our uncompensated care payments and the funding of the private program.
For our uncompensated care payments our IGT amount is $466,187.98 and our payment is $1,145,425
for a net payment amount of $679,237. This payment approximately represents one half of the
uncompensated care payments we are to receive related to the period of October 20l2-September
2013.
Clinic Proiect update
Chip Fillingane, D.O. started this week. On a temporary basis Dr. Fillingane will be practicing out of
Memorial Women's Center.
We have submitted architectural plans to the state to move pharmacy to the first floor and to remodel
space on the second floor to add three additional exam rooms to 20' floor. Once this project is complete
Dr. Fillingane's office will move to the second floor.
Starting July 1" we implemented the CPSI clinic financial system to be used in Memorial Medical Clinic.
We pianned to implement the clinic electronic medical record in September.
Location for New Clinic:
A Special meeting is being posted on Thursday July 25th at Commissioner's Courtroom at 211 S. Ann at
10:00 am on July 25, 20B.with the following agenda item.
Discuss and take any action deemed necessary on recommendation to Commissioner's Court to
purchase real estate for use by Memorial Medical Center for building of a rural health clinic, including,
but not limited to a portion of property owned by Caihoun County Independent School District that is
located in Lots 2-5, Block 2 ofTilley Subdivision, Port Lavaca, Calhoun County, Texas, bordered by
Virginia Street, Victoria College Calhoun County Campus, Commerce Street and Newlin Street, Port
Lavaca, Texas, containing approximately 6.5 acres of land, more or less.
Facllltv Updates:
Our new boilers installation is in progress. The boilers are in place. Currently, the connecting piping is
being fabricated and instalied.
Information on Board Items:
1. Securitv Cameras - Attached are proposals to repiace our security cameras. Since last month's
meeting we have watched a demo of these two systems. After the demo, we are
recommending purchase of the System proposed by VCS.
2. Consultin~ Services A~reement with StuderGroup - We have submitted a Waiver IllS project
to implement an employee training program. The project has been approved by CMS. We
intend to accomplish the Waiver project thru the impiementation of a program thru the
StuderGroup. I have invited a representative from the StuderGroup to do a presentation at the
Board Meeting.
3. Closed Sessions - I have posted closed Sessions for Le~al and for the CEO's annual Evaluation.
Respectfully,
~\,~~i,^~
Jason Ang~~, CEO
Memorial Medical Center
Memorial Medical Center
CFO Report
Month of: JUNE 2013
Overview:
June financial operations resulted in a net monthly loss of ($333,470). All of the major categories
of gross revenue, reductions of revenue and expenses were lower from the prior month.
Statistics:
Operating volumes were lower in June from May in almost every category. Patient days were 100
days lower than any month in over the past year and a half and 116 days lower than May.
Admissions were down 14 from May, admissions through the ER were down 43% and the average
daily census was down just under 4 days from the previous month. Of all of the normally tracked
operating indicators, only Physical Therapy visits were higher than May's totals.
Balance Sheet:
Total cash showed an increase from the prior month of just under $890,000. At the end of June
MMC had $2,055,309 in operating cash, $500,522 in the new Private Waiver 1115 Clearing
Account and $500,000 in CD investments, with a total balance of $3,055,831. This provides total
cash on hand of 53.2 days of cash on hand. Excluding the Private Waiver 1115 Clearing Account
funds, days cash on hand equals 44.49 days.
MMC continues to report a 3rd party receivable (as opposed to a payable, as experienced in parts
of 2012).
Income Statement:
Gross patient revenue showed a decrease of $711,736 from May. Reductions of revenue were
lower by $171,524 from the prior month. Total expenses were also lower than May, in all
categories except Purchased Services, for a total decrease of $134,995.
Year-to-Date, MMC's is reporting a net loss of (107,989). Through June of 2012 MMC's net loss
was a little higher at a loss of ($124,426).
2012 Audit Adiustments:
During the month of June, all proposed audit adjustments were recorded. Because these
adjustments affect several ofthe 2012 ending balance sheet amounts, the monthly amounts of
the balance sheet categories for 2013 have also been affected and adjusted. These categories
include Receivables - Other, Receivable - Estimated 3rd Party Payer Settlement, Property, Plant
and Equipment, Accumulated Depreciation, Accounts Payable, Accrued Inter-governmental
Transfers, Alp SOH and Long Term Debt, net of current. Specific details regarding these
adjustments can be found in the annual audit report and the proposed audit adjustments
presented by BKD.
m U 0 0 m 0 ~ 0 0 0 w ~~ \j 0 ~ 0 ~ w " 0 11 N . ~ . ~ g . 0
0 0 W . 0 " m m $ " 0 . . ;! W ~ 0 W
0 M 0 . . W 0 M 0 . 0 w 0 0 N' .
~ ~ g ~ ~ "' ci il ~ g ~ ~ &f::l- ~ ~ ~ g gi ~ ~ . "' , :<i g ti~ gi 1t
m. ;; ~ "
~ " ;~ R; 0 . ;;j!'2 ,
N ,.; N ,.; .; ~ r ,.; .; " ~
~ ~ 0 W r 0 ~ 0 ~ m ~ ~ ~ ~ " , " 0 " 0 0 ~ ~ m " m 0 0 ;; ~
0 M W W 0 N m ~ N 0 . , " ~ m ,
0 0 ;'; , N . 0 , 0 0 . , " N
~ ~ g &f~ " ~ ,.; 1 ~ ~ gi ~ ~ ~ g ~ ~ gi ~ N ,.; ~ t;i !1 ~ ~ ~ m
~ " " ~ 0
0 ~~ ;} , 0 N N .
" . ,.; N ,.; lf~ ,.; ti .; .; "' . ~
~ " 0 N ~~ ~ . , N . W l;:;l,1 . . " 0 . . , , 0 ~- . " ~ . . 0 ;;
" " . " ~ W N m ~ ~ 0 " ~ " m , w m
0 w 0 w . r . W 0 0 . 0 w m , N
a ~ ci g ~ ~ti ~ U ~ ~ ~ Ii:; ~ ~ ~ g ~ g "' ~- "' r ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~
~ ~ ~~ w w 0 N ~
N . ,.; N N ,.; lf~ ,.; (i N .; "' "' "' (i
~. . 0 " m r ~ 0 0 0 m il ~ m ~ ~ " 0 1\ . 0 " 0 ;: ~ $ " , ~ 0
. 0 0 18 :::: . 0 w 0 ~ 0 0 " N W W W ,
0 ~ 0 . 0 . 0 i 0 m w w , 0 w . "
< ~ g m "f 0 '" ~ ,.; . ti ~ ~ ~ g ~ g t;i ,.; "' 0 . "' r ~ '" ~ ,.; " ~ g
~ w ~~ . ~ w . ~ N ~ * . ~
N ,.; N .; If " ,.; (i . .; "' " "' (i
0 N 0 g r N m ~ ~ . 0 w ~ m . ~ w 0 w 0 " ~ 0 w ~ ~ 0 ~ N " " .
" ~ 0 " r 0 w m w " . g 0 0 w . g m ~ . .
g 0 , , 0 . m . . w 0 0 0 0 '. m 0 m " ~
~ ~ g '" -iri " ~ ~ il ~ ci " ~ g ~ g "' w ~ ci ~ ~ 0 ~ * ~ g
, 0 ~ " ~ N
~ W ;;};;. '" . w w . w
N .; N . ,.; lf~ ,.; ti .; of " " ti
w " 0 0 ~ N . m w " ~ w m ;; ~ 0 ~ 0 il . . ~ . ~ g m i 0 ~ N ~
w ~ 0 0 N " , m " 0 . N . W 0 ~
0 . 0 0 m m " . '. 0 " g . .
" ::i g g iff ~ ~ ~ ~ S ~ ~ .,; oi N ~ ~ ~ g .,; ~ ~ ~ r '" ~ 0 ~ * ~
~ :; , 0 ~ " ~ ~ N " m
,.; oil!!" N N If ~ ,.; ti r ,.; of " " ti
m m 0 . ;!;fil . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ W r 1\ ~ ~ 0 * . w 0 0 w w ~ . 0 0 0 ~
w . 0 . w 0 w w . m 0 , 0
N 0 0 w w w i 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 . N ~ 0 .
" . g g ~ H * ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ gi ~ ~ g ~ ::i ~ ~ .; ~ ~ ~ S 0 N
B m o. w N N " m ~
.; N ,.; N Ii " ,.; ~ ,.; .; of "' " ~
~
w
~
z
~~
~~
;}.
iSlii
ww
~~
~~
~w
C2g
g~
w~
~m
\;
o
o
u
~ ~
w ~
a
~ u
~ ~
~ ~
g ~
. " w
m ~ ~
~ ~ If
~
.
~
o
~
~
~
ffi~
t:ti
ow
~ ~
m m
~ ~
w w
u u
~ ~
~
.
~
~
g
~
~
.
z
~
c
~ ~
\; ~ ~
~ c z
~ ~ ffi
(,) uJ ~ 6
.w' 0: ~ ~
~?(w
Ul ~ ~ ~ ~
~~~~~
~~~o8u5u
~gz<(<(
c
z
w
"
"
o
u
w
E
. ~
" >
o ~
~ ~
~ ~ ~
~ ~ ~ ::J l'!
~~~~~
0: 13 W <( Ul
o , ::;;. n. II)
~ ~ fn fn @
ffi ~ ~ ~ ~
u... )- (J (J (,)
~ ~ ~ ~ !;!
~
~
<
c
z
w
"
"
o
u
"
w
~ ~
~ ~ ~ ~
!z <( 0: ~
W ~ W
~ ~ 5
.
i
o
o
~ "
o ~
~ ~
ji m
Ii"
~~
" u
~
c
z
w
[
J
U
~
o
~
z
"
m
w
o
~
ffi
c
o
z
9
~
w
~
w
~
o
"
~
~ 5
:< g
ffi c
~
~
.
.
<
~
z
o
z
<
w
w
~
~
~
~
g
c
Iz z ~
w 0 .
~~ffi
5(3<1.1
fill:!~
; ~ ~
~ 0 ~
Il. I!:! 0
~ ~ ~
~ ~ g
~ g
~ <
rn
S
:tl ~
~ ~ ~
5 ~ ~
00
~ w "
@ @ i'5
~ ~ g
o u
~ ~
~
~
\:;
o
8~
~ ~ "
w z OJ
~ ~ ~
d
rn
S
~
o
"
~
g
~ 6f
~ ~ ~
ffi 5w ~
m w
~,.;"'"
w t;; w [jj
. . ~ .
~ %! n: ~
~ ~ ~ ~
.
w
o
z
~
~
~
5
~ is
o.
~ ~
""
-1-
Memorial Medical Center
Income Statement
For the Month Ended June 30, 2013
Current Period Revenue Fiscal Year To Date
Actual This Budget This last Year
Month Month Actual Actual YTD Budget YTO last Year YTO
$770,478 $1,379,089 $1,202,749 Inpatient Revenues $7,494,253 $8,274,532 $8,496,981
$3,172,046 $4,234,243 $3,017,038 Outpatient Revenues $19,547,900 $25,405,460 $19,032,342
$3,942,S24 $5,613,332 $4,219,787 Total Patient Revenue $27,042,153 $33,679,991 $27,529,323
Revenue Deductions
$1,932,186 $2,703,532 $2,154,587 Contractuals $12,304,307 $16,221,190 $13,789,942
$110,35S $95,068 $59,930 Charity $511,680 $570,408 $446,026
$84,050 $61,338 $37,156 Indigent Care $378,748 $368,028 $141,203
-$35,000 -$45,349 $35,432 Disproportionate Share -$210,000 -$272,093 -$210,712
$489,704 $546,597 $669,070 Bad Debt $3,976,174 $3,279,583 $3,907,145
$2,581,29S $3,361,186 $2,956,175 Total Revenue Deductions $16,960,909 $20,167,116 $18,073,604
$1,361,229 $2,252,146 $1,263,612 Ne.t Patient Revenue $10,081,243 $13,512,875 $9,455,719
$138,260 $73,227 $36,456 Other Operating Revenue $424,273 $439,363 $221,561
$1,499,489 $2,325,373 $1,300,068 Total Operating Revenue $10,505,517 $13,952,238 $9,677,280
Current Period Operating Expenses Fiscal Year To Date
Actual This Budget This Last Year
Month Month Actual Actual YrD Budget YTD last Year yrD
$653,242 $830,385 $650,816 Salaries & Wages $4,085,997 $4,982,313 $3,954,720
$195,783 $222,030 $171,254 Employee Benefits & PR Taxes $1,224,977 $1,332,181 $1,323,646
$355,639 $565,364 $334,836 Professional Fees $2,089,866 $3,392,183 $1,816,304
$216,358 $180,739 $117,271 Purchased Services $991,419 $1,084,436 $967,964
$189,398 $268,073 $173,031 Supplies $1,336,109 $1,608,439 $1,251,241
$4,571 $19,368 $5,015 Insurance $22,778 $116,210 $25,805
$37,954 $53,180 $58,575 Utilities $228,530 $319,079 $280,938
$70,195 $131,158 $25,748 Other Expenses $439,076 $786,947 $387,614
$1,723,140 $2,270,298 $1,536,546 Total Operating Expenses $10,418,750 $13,621,787 $10,008,232
$80,642 $109,637 $83,111 Depreciation $47S,522 $657,819 $504,281
$1,803,782 $2,379,934 $1,619,657 Total Expenses $10,894,272 $14,279,606 $10,512,513
-$304,293 -$54,561 -$319,589 Net Operating Income I (Loss) -$388,755 -$327,368 -$835,233
Non Operating Income I (Exp)
$126 $565 $272 Investment Income $4,502 $3,392 $1,956
-$1,311 $0 -$1,938 Interest Expense -$8,658 $0 -$12,398
$0 $2,500 $0 Contributions and Grants $0 $15,000 -$2
-$246,703 -$377,338 -$20,866 IGT Expense -$1,212,528 -$2,264,029 -$272,240
$218,711 $437,168 $225,184 Service Contribution by SOH $1,497,450 $2,623,005 $1,242,343
-$29,177 $62,895 $202,652 Total Non.Operatlng Revenue $280,766 $377,369 $959,659
-$333,470 $8,333 -$116,937 Total Net Income I (loss) -$107,989 $50,000 $124,426
-2-
~ .. " ~ "' 00 " "' 00 0 " 0 00 rl 0 .. N " <D '" ;; "' " '" '" 0 00 00 0 '" .. 0 '" '" N
"' "' '" 0 0 ;; .. 0 "' 00 .. '" N "' 0 <D rl N " <D '" '" '" rl '" rl " M N '" "' "'
.. "' '" '" .. "' 0 0 N M '" N '" 0; rl ,...: N '" M "' rl '""' .. rl rl N ..
iij rl N '""' rl rl '" 00 "' N <D N '"
N rl '"
" 0 rl rl
"' N
u:: -
..,
~
.:,
"
Cl
..,
~
:l.
0
z
- -
..,
~
1'>
0
-.
..,
~
.
0.
"
'"
..,
~
.
on
"
<(
-
..,
...
:;
...,
---- -. -. ---- -
N '" rl N rl '" <D N " 0 " 0 " '" '" N 0 0 " 00 "' <D <D 00 M N 00 N '" M N " '" "
.., "' <D '" '" N .. "' '" 00 .. "' <D '" "' 0 N <D rl rl 00 '" '" '" 00 0 "' "' ..
~ rl N <ri 0 ...i 0; M N M N <ri "' 00 '" '" '"
rl N " 0
'" .!:: .. 0 '""' N
~ " N
0 ...,
~ N
" or <D '" rl <D " '""' 0 N M <D "' N '" <D N '""' 0 <D N " on "' '" N '" rl "' rl " M '" N 0 "'
c: e .., <D " on 00 N " " 0 <D '" 0 N N 0 0 N <D M .. rl "' on '" 0 0 N M N
" '0 " ~ N M oi 0 N N '" N '" N ,...: "' '" .. rl "' <D rl
0 e ..., ~ rl " " rl '" '" M
l!! on " '""' N
iij
" l- e :;;;
'0 iij '0 -- .--
e
" " W rl 0 on <D N <D '" rl <D '" " " 00 rl 0 N 0 0 '" N '" 0 '" ~ <D <D '" .. 0 '" .. '" M on
:;;; :p '" " rl 00 on on N " "' "' '" M " <D '" "' N N 0 .. <D '" M '" " '" on " 00
"' " ~ N M 0; 0 N ...i M N M '" ;;; on '" " '""' '"
iij rl M '" N
E 0 .!. rl rl rl N
.~ .~ 0. '"
0 '" " <(
E C-
" " -
;;; '" M 00 '" " N <D '" N " " rl on M " 00 <D M " on rl " " 0 "' "' M rl 0 rl 0 " on N 0
~ '" '" '" <D '" rl '" '" " <D <D 0 " M on '" rl on .. " .. M M '" " '" <D 0 co
~ ~ '" .. N 0 N <ri '" N '" ,...: <ri "' '" .. '" '" "
0 .!. '""' rl N '" rl .. '" ~
u. '" '" rl
;;;
<D '" "' 0 0 N '" 00 '" 0 00 rl '" i'! rl '" 0 " " '" " '" co 00 <D M <D rl " 0 ;l; on '" ..
.., co 0 on N rl rl on on <D N M rl on <D rl " '" <D 0 M N N <D " 0 0
... rl '" rl .. ...i 0 '" <ri M N M M M .. 00 .. N '" <D rl
'""' rl N " rl on " N
.c rl N
" M
U.
- -- -.
<D N '" " '" M N M co " M '" 0 N " '" 0 <D <D 0 N <D 00 '" rl '" on N '" '" "' rl <D rl
.., '" rl rl on <D M <D on '" 0 0 0 '" <D "' 0 rl 0; " '""' 0 0 '" rl rl M N 0'> rl rl
~ rl " on '" ...i N 0; '" N '" ,...: on M 0 M co rl 0 rl
. '""' rl N rl '""' on '" "
e rl N
'"
...,
rl 00 - '" " 00 "' i'! "' 0 <D " " 0 0'> 00 rl N 0 N 0
'" N '" on rl " M '" on on N rl M ..
N 0'> 0 '" on rl '" <D on on '" '" rl 00 '" rl " " " 0 0'> rl '" "' 0 M '" 0'>
~ rl M .. ...i 0 N ;-i M N M 0; ;! rl 0 M 0 '" '"
.:, rl N rl '""' "' on 0
" '" rl N
Cl
-
Oi
>
0
-"
rn
'0 U U U
:;;; '" e e
0 ~ U '0 e "-
0 " "-
0 '" 15: u '"' "- "" ~
'" ::> on '" l!! on '"' 5 '"' I-- ~ ~ l!!
:;i '" ::> rn ~ I-- t; I-- I-- Z ~ l!! Of
u. u Vi l::! z w 0 l!! '0 ~
Z on 0 '" Of I-- w Z ~ u " l!!
w w z ~ ~ 0 '> Vi z z ~ w ~ " '0 '"
::J ::J "' ::> w J: ::> Of ~ J: w - ~ 0 '0 U =>
J: :;: 0 e '" e
u on u u u 19 u u '" . ::;: '> ~ ~ "- '0 " U '0
"" ~ z {9 "" >- "" "" <( ~ e "- I-- e u e "- '"
OJ ." e ~ 0 "-
~ 0 ::> 0 ...J , ~ .~ ~ 0 I-- ::> w e u
ro 'E '" 1'i ro z ro on rn 0 -" 0 "- '13 ::> '" 0 "- ~ e
u Vi 0 :t I-- <( u <( W u 0 "- ." 1: '> <r: z '" 0 oil "- "- 0
'" .~ '0 on '" .~ z Cl .~ 0 ...J '~ ~ , rn I-- :J '" , , ~ !:: 0 ~ "-
Z <( ~ J: w e C ~ iJ u , ~ , >- >- ~ !::
0 => i3 Cl " ~ ~ W " ~ '" W Of ~ '" 0 '" z on '-! on "- "- '" ~ ~
'" '0 0 I-- on U '0 on U '0 :;: on .~ :;: '0 ~ W Z ~ w ~ 0 0 eo 0 >-
u; ti '" I- --- ~ '" {9 --- .~ " {9 --- 13 '" :p ~ ~ e ~ w ~ 0 0 -"
ro -" <( ~ z ro '" "- ~ ro '" ~ ro '" ~ -" >- 6 '" '" <r: u u " ~ ~ rn "
'" u g W u ~ u ~ u ~ 0 rn '" <( w 'C w on on "' ro ro ~ 0
~ " '" ~ '" '" i'" '" " i'" " g '" - 0 -" "- <r: 0 '" '" '" 0 0 6 6 a
'0 ~ e ;:: '0 ~ e '0 ~ e it ~ e " ~ w ro ro
~ ~ W ~ oW ~ ~ ro I-- <r: eo <r: 0 0 '0
" .~ '" .~ " .~ .~ ~ ::> w ~ -" -" ~
0 :;;: -" 0 <( :;;: -" 0 > :;;: .0 0 > ::;: -" -" 0 u '" ::> ::;: "- ::> => ::> z Z ro ro ~ ro
<( 0 on I-- <( 0. 0 on I-- <( 0 "' I-- <( 0 I-- "' 0 I-- Z 0 w on "' on on w w ~ ~ '"
~ '" OX) '" 0 M "' M " 00 '" 00 "' 00 00 "' '" N " '" "' '" M 00
00 00 '" '" '" N ::r 0 00 OX) N 00 " 00 00 "' 00 00 "' 0 " "
"' '" "' '" "' '" M " " 00 " 00 00 " ::r OX) N 0
~ " M OX) 00 M M '" "' OX) N 00 " '" '" '"
M 00 " "' "
'"
u:
",.._0'"
'"
~
"
~
Cl
--
'"
~
>
0
Z
--
'"
~
t;
0
'"
~
6-
~
V)
'"
~
,
OJ
"
<(
r--
'"
";"
:;
...,
;1; "' OX) 00 ;1; " 0 00 M 0 " ;t M 0 ::r 00 0 OX) '" " " OX) N
'" M .... "' OX) OX) " .... N 00 '" " 0 OX) '" 00 0 '"
~ " .... .... "' " N '" M "' OX) N " M OX) '" 00 '"
, M M M N " " '" 00
'" C
~ "
0 ...,
~ N
~ or M 0 '" 0 OX) N '" 0 N " '" N M " ::r N 00 00 M 0 00 OX)
~ '"
e e '" N M M " " OX) 00 " 0 M 00 00 0 " 00 OX) '" 00 N 0
~ '0 " ~ " M N "' " N N M '" " '" N OX) M " M 00
U c ..., ~ M M M M M 0 N M 00 "
l!! OJ M M
7ii
0 l- e :;;;
'0 7ii '0
e
~ 0 W M 0 N '" "' N '" " OX) " " " 0 00 '" N " M N "' "' N '"
:;;; "' '" '" M M 00 0 OX) 00 M M '" ;t 00 M "' 00 " '" '" '" '" 0
~ '0 ~ 00 M N "' "' N OX) 00 M " N "' '" " 00 "'
7ii 0 0!- M M M N N M 0 M M '" "
-i: g 'i: a. M M
0 V) '" <(
E 0-
'" '"
:;;; .c 00 0 '" 0 " 0 '" '" 00 '" " 00 "' " " " OX) " " .... ~ '" "
~ '" 00 M M OX) 0 0 '" " 00 00 " 0 "' '" N 0 " '" 00 M
~ ~ " M "' M '" N M N " 00 N '" M '" 0 00 " 00
0 0!- M M M M M M M "' .... '" "
u. .. M M
:;;;
- 0 '"
'" "' OX) '" 0 " " " "' N " 00 " '" "' N " '" '" '" "
'" 0 M M " '" OX) '" M "' '" "' N OX) 0 '" N 0 N '" '" '"
~ " M M M ~ 0 N N '" " M 00 0 OX) 00 " " N
.6 .... M M .... M N "' M 00 OX)
M M
'"
U.
-lO-N N . M M
" 0 M M 0 00 00 " 00 M " N '" M N '" '" 0
'" '" M M 00 '" '" " "' M " 0 .... " '" N '" M ;t '" 0
~ 00 M M N '" N N 0 '" '" OX) "' ~ '" " "
, M M N M M '" N '" "
C M
..
...,
'" N N M M M ::r " '" 0 N N M 0 '" " 00 00 " M .... '" N
N M M M " 00 '" " '" '" M N " M M '" "' "' M 00 00
~ 00 M M M M N '" 00 " 00 00 OX) " 00 " 0 "
, M M M M M N .... " '"
0 M M
'"
Cl
~
w
5
"0
W
U w
2 c
a.. 'iJ
:s~~-o
6D :g 2: C VI
~~~~~
-g6:J~1-ii:
o::ooZ-,U2
~
l!!
~
"0
W
u
2
0.
6ii
E ~
ro :c
~ ro
1l''''
E m
ro ~
:>' {'.
~
~ l!!
l!! ~
~ "0
"0 W
W U
U p
e a:
0. 0.
0. 0
>- >-
a. a.
e e
w w
.c .c
1-1-
~ ~ tl VI \/I
o 0 Q.1 E E
~ ~ l- to ro
L.. ..... Vl X x
'ii '5.. VI UJ u.J lU
VI VI ~ l!l l.!J <I-'
QJ (]) -l-' ~ UJ 0
a::: 0::: V1 UJ UJ I-
~
>-
a.
~
w
.c
I-
0.
o
>-
a.
~
w
..c
I-
m
~
o
l-
i>:
~
w
..c
?-
m
u
.~
..c
0.
"0
W
~
e
w
a. "0
,!!! OJ
Cl :<!
~ w
e a.
o ~
'g 0
(5 ~
'" ~
~ 0
>- >-
u u
ro '"
L@ ~ ro
~.c 15
0. 0. I-
e:-
o
~
~
'0.
~
w
'"
rom
u u
'Vi 'Vi
>- >-
..c ..c
0. 0.
.Jj .~
c w
~~
ro '"
o.u
.8 .S
"0 "0
~ W
~ ~ ~
'" '" c
~ ~ w
roiiiV1
QJ Q)..!!!
~ f lli
e:- e:- ::;
~~ro
w w ~
oo~
;;
M
~ ~
U "
W .
0
a
M
M
" ~
N
> 0
0 .
2
;;
M
a ~
N
~ ~
U
0
a
M
M
a ~
N
" "
W .
00
;;
~ ~
N
0 "
~ .
~
;;
~ "
N ,
J ~
~
,
~gjg:;; ~.~-~.~~-~~~ a g<<; a 00 ~ m m
;>: ;>: M ~ a ,
~ <')([)o<O 00 . M .
"no-aui "'lQ"'<Do>~r-o '" '" '" fi '" .
<nODI!} ",mm..-a) M~ ~ ~ I:! ~
N olOl()O <D.....<nN..-
2 N ",- '" e oi
~
,
<'>C'>lOID rg;?;~~mr::m~ m ;;;~ m ~ . i!i ~
~~g~ ~ ~ a
~ <ONO><'lr-.,.,....~ ., . a ~ .;
uiciOrD rirDNI'--".-'..{OO-w is "' ~ 0> '" M
.-",0<0 0)0<0<0<0 ",...... ~. m "
N "'''''''..... <0<'1(')....<'/ ~
~ . oi e N
"
I'--lilON ...:-<')"'<ON....(()'" ~ g~ . 00 m ~ M
.....11>0.... o<,><'><OOI'-O:>N ~ ~ M
M <OID01{) -q-<D....r-r-<n'TID M ,; ~
a <<icio..f ciriNrriai..joco '" i '" '" m gi
l'>OO<'l <O<o~<')..- "<tu) 00 00 00
N ....NIJlCO <DT'"<'l....N m. 00 00. 00
~ N'-: ",. '" oi
"
~
1'--000<0 v<'lN..--romUl<D 00 1;:;!j m . M \i' N
~~g~ <0... N III Nv.... 0 00 m ~ . m
~ m'<toID....<D<llO> N 00. N g M. ~
""::00": '-:ri<:6dNrv.O '" l' '" ~
;g"'00> ....0<0<0,-- <,>1'- i>. m m
N 00000 I'-v<')..-N 00 m
~ N.... ri " oi
~
"
aNON :Z~\:;*~*f::lm ~ ~~ a m ~ a m
...0>00 " g ~ :
M '<t.,,!ot-: "".lO.to.I'-.Ol.<D.t-:", ~ .
<Doorn *<0<0<<>.......0<'1 :<f ~ '" :;i ~ .
a moDo> ....1'-'<1"'" '<tID ~
N ...."'lOli) ....<')..-['>,1 00.
m N ri '" e oi
W
~
~I!)OO ro....oO'<tI'-NO a Mg a 00 00 ~ M
~aM ID<OOO<O<OI'-<'1 00 . M a N
M <0....00 ID<'lll)<n....r--<oo> 00 00 00 g .,;
....oom g~~tif:iui~$ "' "' "' 0> '" .
a (OUlO(<) m M if[ 00 00
N 1'-1'-1(>0 r-....N...N a N
2 . " e '" oi
~
,
~
2 U
0 ~ ~
M " " ~
" Z 00 ~ 0
~ 0 ~ 000 " ~ 2
W M ~o ~ " W 0
~ " 2 20 Z ~ 5 ~ .~
W " " 0
2 0 W ~~ " 0 W > ~ " ~
W ~ ~ W 0
U W ~o 00 ~ ~ X 0 " "
0 0 >z ~ 00 . X
J W W 00 " 2
Z z 5 Sa: > 00 " rn ~ 0 0
~ W '" .
U ~ 0 O~ ~ 2 ~ . U J Z 0 00
X 0 W WJ W 00 ~ ~
0 Z 0 I XO 0 " ~ iE :.d! W 0 00 rn I .
W ~ffiU)~ ~ . 00 02 W E
0 12 00 m(l)<I>(:: 0< 00 00 2 1ii u
" ~ . z 0
X W u g~ffi1}j 0 ~~~&) 1ii W 12I Z Z ,
J 00 " Z " WOO W W I j; "
'" 0 :;$.~~,"~ ~ "'" " ~ ~ 0
12 '" W z ~~~5 ~ ~ ~ ~
U X '" zU U 0 1
0 ~ ~ I ili~m~ ~ ~ijii~i~ J -J OC ~ .
" '" W ~ ~~ ~ ~
00 " W
W 0 '" <iti">O ~ <0 " " .
" " OC U UO-~1- 0 UlUJo..ll.UlE::IO ,,~ 0 " U <
-5-
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
CAPITAL ACQUISITIONS
FOR PERIOD ENDED 6/30/13
MONTH DESCRIPTION I DEPT . BUILDING EQUIPMENT TOTAL
01/13 CPSI NT SERVER - DOWN PAYMENT I 4,848 4,848
-
CPI- HOSPITAL RENOVATION 2013 4,624 - 4,624
SUB TOTAL JANUARY .4,624 4,848 9,472
02/13 VAPOR PRESSURE OSMOMETER - 8,250 8,250
CPSISERVERiNSTALL - 6,750 6,750
CPI- HOSPITAL RENOVATION 2013 909 - 909
SUB TOTAL FEBRUARY 909 15,000 15,909
03/13 CPSISERVER - 36,886 36,886
CHOLEDOCHOSCOPE - 16,198 16,198
SOPHOS ANTI-VIRUS 3YR AGREEMENT - 10,759 10,759
STERIS AMSCO STERiLIZER - 9,750 9,750
MP-EMP FOR MEDICAL CLINIC - 5,500 5,500
CPI- HOSPITAL RENOVATION 2013 89 - 89
SUB TOTAL MARCH 89 79,093 79,182
04/13 CPi - HOSPITAL RENOVATION 2013 6,543 - 6,543
STERIS AMSCO REFURBISHED STERILIZER - 9,750 9,750
RICOH - DELL POWEREDGE R620 - 72,113 72,113
SUB TOTAL APRIL 6,543 81,863 88,406
05/13 MAMMO PROCESSOR M35A - 9,500 9,500
SUB TOTAL MAY - 9,500 9,500
06/13 CPSI CLINIC SOFTWARE - DOWN PAYMENT - 650 650
CPSI PORTAL UPGRADE - DOWN PAYMENT - 653 653
T-SYSTEMS APPLIANCE - 45,565 45,565
SUB TOTAL JUNE - 46,868.30 46,868.30
TOTAL $ 12,165 $ 237,172 $ 249,337
-6-
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
PATIENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
JUNE,2013
AGED TRIAL BALANCE:
ORIGINAL - Based on time of admission
I FINANCIAL CLASS < 30 31> 60 61> 90 91> 120 > 121 TOTAL
MEDICARE $ 1,280,034 505,988 13S,429 67,498 286,199 2,275,148
% 56.3% 22,2% 6.0% 3.0% 12.6% 24,7%
MEDICAID $ 438,388 163,966 53,929 83,462 204,643 944,388
% 46.4% 17.4% 5.7% 8.8% 21.7% 10.3%
BCBS $ 448,S82 156,983 60,269 23,093 37,626 726,553
% 61.7% 21,6% 8.3% 3.2% 5.2% 7.9%
COMMERCIAL $ 551,795 356,244 215,213 113,796 279,191 1 ,516,239
% 36.4% 23.5% 14.2% 7.5% 18.4% 16.5%\
PRIVATE $ 615,989 647,904 687,708 530,649 1,185,771 3,733,843
% 18.3% 17.4% 18.4% 14.2% 31.8% 40.6%
TOTAL $ 3,400,609 1,831,084 1,152,549 818,498 1,993,431 9,196,170
% 37.0% 19.9% 12.5% 8.9% 21.7% 100.0%
NOTE n Amounts and percentages may sum to '+' or '-' 1 and 1% of the total or 100%, respectively, of their particular
category due to roundi,ng. .
AVERAGE DAYS IN PATIENT ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE:
DECEMBER
2012
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
GROSS
67.52
64.13
62.99
61.48
60.78
64.09
63.69
JULY
AUGUST
SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
NOVEMBER DECEMBER
#DIV/O!
#DIV/OI
#D!V/O!
#DIV/O!
AGED TRIAL BALANCE: CURRENT FINANCIAL CLASS
SOURCE: ACCOUNTANTS REPORT
I FINANCIAL CLASsl < 30 31> 60 61> 90 91> 120 > 121 TOTAL
MEDICARE $ 1,233,803 502,108 135,494 67,498 291,487 2,230,389
% 55.3% 22.5% 6.1% 3.0% 13.1% 24.2%
MEDICAID $ 421,114 163,497 57,193 96,593 204,590 942,987
% 44.7% 17.3% 6.1% 10.2% 21.7% 10.2%
BCBS $ 442,979 149,430 62,490 22,446 36,196 713,541
% 62.1% 20.9% 8.8% 3.1% 5.1% 7.7%
COMMERCIAL $ 510,874 354,458 216,462 113,780 276,072 1,471,646
% 34.7% 24.1% 14.7% 7.7% 18.8% 16.0%
PRIVATE PAY $ 696,925 616,957 672,628 516,308 1,153,504 3,656,321
% 19.1% 16.9% 18.4% 14.1% 31.5% 39.7%
IN HOUSE $ 339,965 50,411 8,282 664 26,359 425,681
% 79.9% 11.8% 1.9% 0.2% 6.2% 4.6%
CREDITS $ (228,481) - - - - (228,481)
% 100.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% -2.5%
HOME HEALTH $ - - - - - -
%
TOTAL 3,417,179 1,836,862 1,152,S49 817,289 1,988,208 9,212,086
% 37.1% 19.9% 12.5% 8.9% 21.6% 100.0%
NOTE -- Amounts and percentages may sum to '+' or '-' 1 and 1 % of the total or 100%, respectively, of their particular
category due to rounding.
-7-
; ri
~ 0
85M
~i3~
-g ~ a
~~w
'ilP
E w
~&
0000 0
1-~:?:o";
>- <'fai
'3
.
u:
n:
w
w
"
w
u
w
"
n:
w
w
"
w
i5
;z
n:
w
w
~
o
n:
w
w
"
j!!
~
w
'"
I-
'"
"
C>
"
"
~
"
,
CDt;:;lOltl
wooN5M
;z
"
,
0(<)00
~[:}~'<i
~
...l ~ ~ ~- ~
'"
~
"
Ol--'<tCD
::c..o~~";
l;l
"
"
~;~~-~
"
n:
w
w
~
>coromCD
~aqg~..;
"
;z
"
,
~<Dr--~~
ltlo.....ror-
~~::~;i
w ~
~m2~~
gN..::g~
~g~~~
rtiri..:m~
~!3N~~
N .......... <q:3
J!!"M"':~N
~~ffi~~
<"J (0 ..... <q N
l2 N""': fg ~
"#.(;);1;"#.~
M 0..... q N
gri"':lO~
~ ~ \;) ~ ~
;i~mli~
~ ~
~q!3~~r-;g;~@*;::
~~~Ng:M~:ri~~-7
o ~
#W~
o ~ ~
MdlB
~r-;~<D
'<i~'<t1O
~
~~ ~
:C<:IO <0 0 '<t"l#
M'<ioo'<ioi'<tCD
ti~~Nm ~
~~!~~~~~
~~
o OM
m ~ ~
~ ~ ~
uiM'cO'
a
w
ww~
,,~
~.;
~~
r--5\,,:!r-;;f.
mo"NQMIO
N " ~
~~C;;g';~;t
:::~d~N
~~M
v~~
~ M
..oeDcO'
~
w
r;~~~6}~~
g~NN(o (0
w ~ w
m ~ ~
~ ~ ~
o m ~
'."i;icO'
"#."#.r--:c<::c<: Mal
~:2~~~gi4g
9"; lD
w
w w ~
lD r-- M"#.
ror--Mal
'<t <:(l M '<t
<D"':cO~
~
"#.O>:c<:
~~d
~ ~
~i::J~
r--: ~ '<t 10
:c<: 0 W CD (0 '<t"#.
~g~~~M~
w
:C<:N<:(lIO('>,IlD
~~~~~M
w ~ w
*"':'10 M #:c<:1O #
CDO(oM('>,ItO~O
~~~~<q~ciC;;
N
~~~;j
M W '<t W
w
www
~alO<:(l"<tr--
~ai\":!ciaiM
1O~~('>,Im
~<:(lalM:C<:
ro'<tNMW
~m'<tC')r-
" .f;c6 N
~'<i~ci
aiW'<rW
~o;;;
r-;r-;N
~o~
w
~ w w
"
"
<1l iU" ,fila..
Eo [q- ~ t1
~ ~ 0 "'0 a..
J1 a::: ,jg ~ <1l 0 "m fIl [q- <::
~ ~~,jg E#fIla..~osi<1l
~ w 1-0 'Ort. ~~;tO-5E~[DE ~~
~ ~ c a:::~~i~!~i~<1l ~~
~~ ~~~! ~~~~'i~~~~N ~~o~~
<1l ~fIl~~ ~tlH~2~2o<::~ <1l ~~~~. I
~~~~~~<1l a..g~5"C~fIl go E "'0<:: '~"C
~~~~~~~ ~5~~~ttl~]~li::ftl~~1
~ ,jg~E~1 ~~!i&~~'Ozlg~~~~~~~~5
~!~~~,jg~ #~~~U::~*~~~~~~~~~'-i
<1lo"C<1l~l\Jg ~.~!:'2~gg~~~~"*zCu~~o~~
CI)~.2! 01"'" 0.. III <1l o_~ ~ m s;! -2"2 w!ll ~-r.:: ~ ~5ii ~ ~,,- ,,!:! g: ~ fIl
~1l~_~11~D..:l ~""~I\JI\J .....w'-~-iii6]iE!~f5'
>1\J~~~e<1l~~~ij~j~~t~8~ffi~w~~~~zo
~~~1~~~,J~sJ~R~~~S~~~a~R~~~S~
~('>,IC')~lOwr-~m.....~....................~....................NNN('>,INNNN
-8-
o
M<D
~ M
~
o
.0
w
~
.E
R
.
~
"
"
~
~
w
o
~
.
'"
TI
o
.
"
o
.!i
c
o
~
.
.u
*-
w
"
.
~
.
~
o
w
~
x
.
~
{'.
"
.
~
o
.
~
"
..
"
w
~
en ~
~ .i:
~g
:,;
c
.
o
"
o
~~
"'~
~~
o~
Ew
~(t
M
o
N
N
o
NNO'>tOr--..-COml'-(OI'J!'-
UlNOlOl("')O)mlr}ll)O>l()!'-1O
'<!"<:')C')'<tN'<tI.O'<!"'<tC")C')N
ro
o
c
.
:g
tL
>>OJ a...... > 0 C..Q ffi '"i: iO' ~
~~a58~r3~~~~z~
~
o
N
N
o
N
00
OJ
I--
"-
u
..,
tL
o
n
ro
..>
U
~
C
o
o
"
~
00
o
J:
"
15
I--
N
"
N
Ii'
~
~
~
"
~
8
~
"
."
"
x
~~
00
~N
t
j ;
.
c
0
>
:1
.~
. <
.
.
:1
"
.
c
.
.
0
>
0
z
0
0
.
"
~
<
>
.
rn
M
o
N
N
M
o
N
'"
W
f-
u.
'0
'n;
a.
~
o
.a
l'\l
-'
....
u
l'\l
~
....
"
o
u
oCS
"iii
....
'a.
'"
o
:I:
"iii
....
(2
~
~
N
m
.
o
m
.
.
~
.
ro
.
~
ro
.
r--<:')..--..--I.!}O>NNO'<!"<Dll)
ciN'N~r-..:cir-..:IDcciN...r--i
~~~~~~~~~~~~
2:>~g-06~C{Jtu~iU'~
~<{U)OZO~lL2:<:(2~
-9-
o
.
.
.
~
~
g
~
m
~ ~
~
Ii
0
<
~ ~
~
N
~
.
'" ~
E g
0 ~
u 0
.5 .
N
... t
'"
z .
0
>
0
~ z
t
1 "
0
!}
.
0
~
~
<
>
~
0 0 g g 0 0 0 ~ g g 0 0 0 ~
0 g 0 ~ g 0 g g
0 " q ~- q 0
<5 g ~ ~ g ~ a g g g g
~ m g :3. '" '" "- "-
.
E
o
o
E
15
z
"
a
I-
(')t-lO())o)NNmlOl'-~"-O
o ~_ ~_ro_~~_~_ ~~_ ~_~_~_!;t_
No){",)lO'<tmC")~t-..-"tIO(,)
,O)'<t"<tO..-<;<)"<tNt-'-'<:QC0
N (<) ~
o
N
z.~~t)6~c.gm~iU~
~<(U)OZO~lL.2<(2~
-10-
~
;;
N
N
o
N
TI
C
ro
I
c
o
~
00
ro
o
00
ro
o
~
g
N
~
o
N
~
~
o
~
5
f
.
0
t'fl ,
....
0 >
N ,
N .~
....
0 <
N
-c ,
c
ltI
:I: ~
.
c
0
.s;;: 0
'"
ltI
U .
'" 0
>-
ltI >
Cl 0
z
"
0
0
.
~
"
,
<
>
~
0 g 0 0 0 0 0 ~
00 " ~ . m N
...-NuJO)N('i)Q')I'-(<)..-COO
""":<'!~~u:itriO:~'<l:~O:"'!
l'-"<tOOt!)IDO.....<OCO(()(<)
lOl{)({)({) (D{J)lO({)(')U')
>-cno.o>Oc.nffi'E1i?~
~-<~o~~~~~~2~
"
.... "2
.~ 3 E ..
1 l ~ ~ ! @
III II [] 9 Iii! tl
N'!
...
o
N
0'
N'!
'"
"
::l
~
....
o
VI
<C
b
'"
...
"
'"
u
'"
.!'!
"0
'"
:;!;
'"
.;:
o
E
'"
:;!;
.:::
2E
b
'"
>-
'"
c..
j>l
c
~~
~g
no
.~(<)
x ID
~~~
~~'O
ro ID w
tL"<<
C')Cl)WN<Oo.J
IDNu)NmN
(")...-.-..........
o
ci
o
WOO
~:2 e.~
~~OE2L.
uUQ)E~Q)
~~~8;t5
-11-
J'l
c
i3~
~~
uci
ID~
X" ID
~~5
'-..0'
~E'O
ro ID .
"-"'"
ro COI'-l.{)(")WNLO{(>
ill-i..f(".i,.)NNNNc<)r--::C\iM
~
i5
r--NCO{l)"<t'<tmNWO Ii)
$..f0lril.Or--::.o..o"<fC"'itrir--:m
m........- ..-..-..-..- ...--..-
>
&
rG~~l.l":!aJ:~.I'-:C'!>I:~O'~C'!
'[) NNOm..-mO-..;tNON
G5"- ..-
E
E
o
()
ooNO{") M......IJ} 00:>0)(")
~r-..:mN0qjN..fIDa:i..fc.riuj
i3
ID
o
a;
co'<t ONCONO"<t'<t'<tO"l
"Qc0..o-ic0-:tc-:ic-JON 'NN
"(0 ..-..-
o
'6
ID
"
NIDN'<to!'-mOI'-IDlON
,,,m..o"":ociriLrir...:cricrici0
~(<)(<)'<t'<t'<t<:t'<t'<tC'){"')'<t(')
ro
o
'6
ID
"
-5'~g.oiJ~iii.g~~~~
-,<:((f)OZO-,lL2<(2-,
<:<>O>NNIi)<O
mN..oNolW
C')..-..-..-..-
ID
C
o
-
lJ)"<tCl)<.o 10
oN0cir...:C'\i
""..-..-..-..-
~
ro
"
(l)'<t<oOON
oi '...tNtrir...:
N ...-..-..-
~
'"
I'-'<to(<)(')(")
o:iNcO...t(")cQ
C')..-..-..-..-
~
"
00 '<tNN
r-..:o0ci'<iN
'<t"..-..-..-..-
D
ID
"-
(()(<)I!)NmtO
LON-ioiu-iN
"'<t..-..- ..-
c
ro
-
I'-lOl'-l'-'<tl'-
(") N N 'to N
'<t..-..- ..-
o
ID
o
001(<)(,),,"<0
ci..focicrir-..:N
--t..-...... ..-
>
o
Z
'<to 10m
o(")wci0C".i
v"-"-"-"-
u
o
N NinO,)
~..f<;<jNtriN
'<t..-..- ..-
~
ID
if)
(l)'<tOON<O
lri"'mC\iu:i--i
N..-..............-
rn
o
'"
01 co NO I'-
O)(<)r--: '..f'<i
C")..-..- ......
~
"5
-
.0>
~;Q e'~
~~OE2,-
'6'5n>Eg!ID
(j) Q).2 o'c:5
220)0ll..0
-12-
b
Q)
....
<::
Q)
U
'"
u
:0
Q)
;2:
b
Q)
>-
ro~
.;:
o
E
Q)
;2:
'"
...
o
N
.::5 0"
;2:",
Q)
<::
"
~
-
o
'"
<J;
~
d
~
o
~
o
~
N
"
~
o a 0 0
g ~ g ~
>-
~ "6 b ~
~ l ~ 3 : ~
I!!l II tl III m [I
m
~
o
"
m
o
ci
.
~
d
.
o
~
N
~
o
g
o
g
o
g
~
o
~
.
,
>
~
.~
~
~
~
.
.
o
>
o
Z
"
o
o
.
w
,
~
>
;;
o
~
o
d
(")0)(")(\110<0
cr:iNtri0icri<;<j
(").-.-.-.-
ill
C
o
~
1O.-.;tO)<<>.-li)
oNcr:ici""":N
'<t.-.-.-......
~
m
"
({)-q-COOON
cri"-:-i0itri""":
(").......-............
~
'"
t-'<:!"O(,,)(,,)CQ
cONcO-iM(<')
(").......-..-......
:.
"
00......'<1"(\1(")
""":cicr:io-i0i
'<1"........-............
D
ill
U.
({)(")1O(\I0"I1O
triN."fcritriN
'</"........- ......
c
m
~
t-<Ot-\'-'<tt-
M(<')N..-:triN
-q-.........---..-...---
o
ill
o
ON(")(")'<tCO
ci-icr:icri""":N
.,~~
>
o
Z
'<:!"o..-com
ciMwcicr:iN
--t..-.-...........
"
o
N'-(") U) co.-
"-:-iNNtriM
'<1"........-...---.-
~
ill
if)
<<>"<tOO('\j<O
tritri00i0-i
(")...-.-...-...-
rn
o
'"
NCONO\'-...-
cri(<')""":"-:-i-i
(")...-...-...-......
~
"5
~
(/)~
~;Q e ~
r3r30E2
~~~~.~:S
220)0ll..0
Q
g
Q
ci
.
Q
~
.
"
OJ "'0 0 "2
o E OJ
'g 1j OJ E "~ .<:
'2: ;;;: '" 8 a. 0
HHH
.
c
0
>
~
"&
~
~
~
.
c
.
Q
>
0
z
, ~
0
.
~
~
~
>
"
Q
~
Q
~
Q
"
Q
ci
Q
g
Q
~
o
g
Q
~
-13-
~ m
<ci oJ
~
'" w
c C
J J
, ,
m "
<0 0
"
~ ~
ro ro
" "
m "
m ;::
~
.C ~
~ ~
<< <<
~ "
oj oJ
~
~ ~
" "
0 0
"' <0
"
.0 .0
W W
U. u.
m ~
.; 0
"
c c
ro ro
, ,
~ m
'" '"
"
0 0
w w
0 0
0 '"
<0 j ~
" 'B
6 'i> > 'i>
~ 0 ~
z z t
" t 0
<0 m '" m
" " ~
.
c c
,
" > " >-
0 ~ 0 ~
"! .0 "&
. oi ~
;; ~ ."
~ ~ 'm :;
"- '" ~ "- .~ ~
w .~ . w ." ,
'" ." c '" <lJ c
m <lJ " 2: .
.; 2: . .; .
~ 0 0
~ >
0
z z
rn " rn 8
J 0 J
<< . << .
'" m .
" "
m '" .
~ . ,
~ <
> >
~ ~
~ 0 0 0 0 0 q 0 0 0 q 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 ~ '" ci ~ ci ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ci 3 ~ ~ ~ ~ ci .,; " ~ N ci
, . . m , rl
~ TI
ro .~
0
'6 '6
'" w
" "
-14-
'" N
~ N
. .
C C
0 0
~ ~
m m
<ci 6
~ ~
m m
:; :;
ro 0
;! N
.C .C
~ ~
0: 0:
0 N
<ri ;!
~ ~
:; :;
"
<ci 6
D D
. .
"- "-
~ N
;! ,,;
c c
m m
~ ~
,... ,...
~ ;:
0 0
. .
0 0
'" N
<ci ,,; "
, "f~
u E
> >
0 , 0 E
Z iil Z 8
t ro t
<ci 6
. .
0
, 0
U > U ,
>.
0 ~ 0 ~
'" .~ ~ iii "ii
'" '" ~ ~ ~
'" 'u
0 ~ ~ ~
a. ~ ~ a. '"
u . E ~
. ~ . ~
if) '" , 0 if) E
" 0
0 ~ 0 .
<ci iii N 0
0 U 0
, ,
0 0
z z
rn " rn "
0 0 0 0
0: 0:
N 0 ~ 0
~ .
'" ~
~ .
,
" "
~ >
~
~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " . N ci " ~ ~ ~ ~ ,; " . ,.; ci
~ ~
. ro
. .0
e ~
0 E
. E
0 0
m 0
-15-
"' "'
cr; '"
ill ill
C C
~ ~
~ ~
"'
" oJ
~ ~
ro ro
'" '"
0 N
'" "
~ .&
~
0: 0:
"' "'
'" '"
~ ~
'" '"
N "'
;! oJ
D D
ill ill
"- "-
~ "'
'" oJ
c c
ro ro
~ ~
" "-
'" oJ
0 0
ill .
0 0
" "' <
" oJ <5
> > t
0 0
z ::1 z ~ ~1~~
"' .
ill . '" "
" 0
0 >
> :1
:1
" " <<I- ' .~
0 .~ 0 .
"' . __ m
'" :1 '" -,. m :1
~ M
OJ ~ ~
... OJ .
"- I1l . ..c: ~
"-
ill > ill ... "
if) .<:; ~ if) 0
N c.. "' .
ill . .. 0
0
> l
0
z z
rn " rn "
~ 0 ~ 0
0: 0 0: ~v 0
"- . .
" "
;! . .. ~
0
~ <
> >
" -.. "
~ 0 0 ; 0 0 0 ~ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
"3 ~ " ~ ,,; " "3 ,; ~ ,; ,,; ~ m N N "
~ N ~
2 ~
ro
> ~
it 15
-16-
Vi'
w
'"
0:
<l:
J:
U
'"
'"
~m
~B
w"
::> w'
ZZ
w::>
>~
w
0:
Z
<l:
U
!C
J:
c..
1<
~ w
~'"
0",
::>
~
~~~
~'*-'*
000
cicid
~
z w
0::>
v; Z
~ w
w>
~ w
g"'
~
~~~
'*'*'*-
000
cicid
w
::>
"'z
~w
w>
w
"'
~~~
'*-'*-ii
000
cicici
w
::>
~ z
"w
~
"'
o 0
m m
r--:'r-..:
m m
w w
,..i .-i
00 00
~~~
'*'*'*-
~o~
..fa";
w
::>
~ z
~w
- >
w
"'
o 0
o 0
u) vi
m m
m m
.d .d
~~~
**'*"
NON
909
w
~ ::>
~ t5
i" ;;;
"'
o
m
~
N
0'
00
~~~
***
mom
.-ici..-i
c
:Q ~
~ .
~ Z
~
u
:S
lJ-u"O
B~~
:0 _ <II
~~'t
ro~~
1;; E ~
gFVi
u
c .
. .
.0.0
.- E
~ ,
Ii: z
00
00
o ~
n m
nO
om
o
o
'm
N
o
.-<
~
o
o
"
m
~
o
o
'"
m
m
.-<
V)-V'l--<I}-v}V}V)-<I'I-v}-v)'v}<.f\-Vl-V)-
*-***'****
OOOlDOOOOlD
ciciciNciuiciai
~ N W
";'
*'****
ooeON
cidecir-:
~
-V}v}V}<.fl-Vl-v}1J1.V'\-V\-V}V)-V)-'\fI.
****'*-'*-*******
0000000000000
cicicicicicicicidcicicici
o
o
oi '
~
00
0'
n
o
o
'oi
W
00
0'
n
V)-1I} V} Vl-<Il-Vl--tI} V} V} V)-V)-V)-V)-
****'*-'*-*******
000000000000000
dcicicicicicicicicicidci
g}g:J~
oOr--:m
moom
n~OO
rl cO .:f
~mN
n n n
mWN
m ~ W
Mm...,)
WON
~~::?
~ W W
00 n
m m
0000
00 0
NN
::1''''
V} V)-i/}-V)-V}-<J}V'l-V'l-V)-V)-V)-V'l-'Vl-
*************
lOcnrlNOll'lll'l,."OOOON
o::ir-..:r-:"f....;mNcicicicidr-:
00
Qr-lNOLO
0..-10"10<"1
mci..-i<.Oci'
m~~~gJ
<.Din m ~-r--.'
'-OWt--lO'<;/"
n
o
~
",'
m
n
"
<.f)-V)--tI}V}V}Vl-V}-tI}V)-VJ.V)-V}VJ.
**'**-*'*-*'*-'*-****
lI'IrlOOO'lOOOOO'lOOOOO
dooair-..:u-icicicicic:icidrri
N W
o
m
,.;
~
N
0'
00
O'l'<tmmNN
NOlmmrllO
.-i""':.-iuiciN
0'1 r-- '<t 1.0 '<t N
~~~~~:::-
NOONO)lO
MNNrl
wn
00 0
00""':
00 00
N W
~~
V)-<I}-V} V)-V}-V1-<.fl-<Il--VJ. Vl-<.fl-V\--tI}
*************
lDOOOOOlm'<tOrflOOOON
r...:.:f-.:iNN.-i..-icicicic::icivi
N
u
:S Qj
iJ ~
B g
~ "'3
S 8'.
~ c
o 0
~ Q
C
N ~ 8 .:::: "ijj c
~~~~.~g~
..... Q) 5:"'0;;
,l':f ~ ~ c"'O 0 Q) <V
3cVl~g~'2.3
co:::l:lI>.J::occc
.J::u-e'~5,~~.J::
Q: i::2 Z ...J --. Vl ,.Q
..
.. C
" C C
~ 3.g
"000
Vi'ro-~
,~-6 ~
~2..c
umw
OMOOMN.-.lOOO..........
0000000000000
0000000000001"1
.....omOOfOOONOOOO
.-.lVl..-lO.-.lVlNMN.-.lOO
00000001001W......0,\
o
o
"
00
n
'"
'\I). '\I). '\I). '\I). '\I). V} V}
'*'*'*'*'***
0000000
0000000
-v} -v} -v} -v} V} -v} V}
'*''*''*''*'**'*"
0000000
ciciciocicici
-v}-v}.-v}-v}-v}-V}-v}
'*'*'*'*"'*"'*'*"
0000000
ocicicicidci
00
m
'"
W
m
...t
~
W
"<I" 00 Vl.-.l
O.....MOrl
3~~~f8
~~~~~d
NVl'<;f"Nrl
n
-v} -v} -v} -v} -v} V}-v}
*'*"'*'*'*'*"'*
rlN"<I"NlDr-iW
.....: m N.-i ci 0 <i
n
m
o
~
0'
':!
i/l--V}Vl-V)--v}i/l-v)-
,**,*,*'<f!.*,*
0000000
dddociod
N
o
'oi
n
n
..
00
o
n-
"<I"OOVlrlNN
001rlOM01O'\
<i.,fNmOOenw
OrlOVlW01oo
O'\01Noor--NN
O1~WNdd.....i'v1
N l.I1 "<I" N M Vl
n N
'\I). i/l--v)'-v)'V)-V)-i/l-
'*"**'**'*"*
0) 010 l.I1010 0)
N.-i.-iciciou-i
u
:~ ..c
'0 :rl
~,~~
'u 0::: "'0
~@~
VI dl 0
~Q
c l'
]l:~~
3: ,~~ 8'.
,~ -
,s '" II> {i
E'E~~
'2~ ~ oX
g ~ ~ ~
00WN1.I)0
OONONO
O....OONO
NNOOVlO
N....or--NO
000)0 I./l 01
-17-
00
00
NN
n n
n n
....~ ....~
n n
~~
'*'*
N N
r....:r..:
~ ~
~ ~
~~
'*'*
00
cio
00
00
mm
W W
.8ti.
~~
**
00
cici
N N
M m
en u:i
MOO
N N
.....i' Vl~
~
N
w w
00
mm
w w
N N
N N~
0000
n n
~~
**
~ ""
cici
n n
N N
00
t-i...1
0000
~""
00..,0
~ ~
n n
~~
*'*
00
NN
N N
~ ~
00
mm
m m
W w
rlrl
~~
m m
~~
';f!.'*
W W
cOcO
u
:~
o
I!
c >
. .
u.
~~
2:~
~3
o
E
.
:;;i')
o
n
n
o
~~
**
00
od
~~
**
00
ci ci
~~
~~
I!
C I!
. C
U .
-" E
C .
. u
E 5
~'ii
ro
,!!?-5
~ ~
E
.
:;;
i/l-v)-i/l-V)--v}<J)-V1-
'*******
0000000
ciocidcicici
o
o
'0
o
""
<J)-'\I)."\f\-"\f\-"\f\-<J)-"\f\-
*-*****-'if!.
DOMOOO....
cicicicidoo
o
o
",'
N
m
'"
'* 'if!.
00
o ci
-V).-v}V)-V'l-i/l-'Vl-'Vl-
';f!.'if!.'if!.*,*,*-'if!.
r--ooooor--
cicicicicidd
ss
00
alm
00
~e
'<;f" r-- 00 W
WI./lOrl
.-imwoo
..-l I./l 00 N
"<I" N M 01
"<I"~ Vl~ r--~ o~
"<I" rl N....
n
00 00
~ N
cri ' vi
W W
~ ~
vi m
o
N
'*- 'if!.
00
dci
<J)-V)-i/l-'Vl-V)--VJ.V)-
'*"'**'*-'*-*-*
VlWWW010W
Nm..-icicid..-i
n
N m N
mw""
~~~'
~ W N
0\ N~ N
m n w
n
~~
'Vl-'Vl-'Vl--v}'Vl-'Vl-i/l-
,*-'if!.
00
cio
';f!.';f!.'if!.**'if!.'if!.
Nw"<I"OOON
"";..-iwdcicivi
n N
00
00
men
00
~e
WWQWo:! W
0).... 1J1.... r-- Vl
u)moooo m 'vi
VlWWNW o:!
WOOO:!O'lO'\ N
mr--~moVl~ 00
O'l N ...... rl M
nn ""
~~
'Vl-V'l-i/l.i/l-<I).'\I).'\I).
';f!.';f!.'if!. * ,*-';f!.';f!.
VlOm01....0r--
<ini..-iddcim
';f!.*
00
dci
.
C
'2 'E E
<V E ~ '="
"'0 :l E
~ u__.!!?O'E3:
g.c~ 2~<v
"'C :.::; Ui ~ ~ ro ~
.= VI -5 <J;' ~ 0
2~(!)~5~
o
o
N
:l
~
OrlOONrl
0000000
DOOOON
~~g~g8
om00100'l
~
*'*'
00
00
o
o
o
<I
~~
*'*'
00
cici
o
o
'"
N
00
'"
~~
**
00
ad
00
00
cri .....:
00 n
000
Vl~ '<t'
~~
*'*'
moo
dci
00
00
rl
o
00
oj
N
~~
*'*'
00
cici
00
00
0)""':
wn
OW
Vl~ "<1"'
~~
';f!.';f!.
n n
cid
] VI
~ 0 .
B ~ ~
:c 0::: g
~~~
~ ~ g
o...Jt!)
ON
00
00
w w
~ w
00
~
-V}-V}'\I}-V}V}-V}-V}V}V}V}-
**********
0000000000
addcicidcicicici
"-
o
d
000000
000000
~~~ggg
,...{LI"ImroNo::t
U)N~""'~Nrl~
~Olrl
~
V} '\I)-'Vl--v} V}-V}-V}-V}V} V}-
"-
o
d
********
.-looo::trlooom
LFioddcicici..o
"
**
" N
....ir...:
"N
lDOOOOO
l/ll'-OOO
r...:....iWNu::i'
fI1<Dmoo..-l
roNo-l(Tl<D
al r-.,~ r--' u) o::t'
OON~
00,"
00"
00,"
'..oro.....l
N"N
N N
-,,'
N
o
,..,
~
-V}iJl.iJ)-V}{/)-V}-tI}V}V}V'l-
"-
o
d
*******
'<tmoooOOl
cicicicicici.-.l
"
'$..'*-'*-
""'0
NNr...:
" N
o
o
W
o
~
'"
00
00
.oW'
OON
N
o
w
'w
"
o
o
W
"
N
~
V'!-V}-V}V}Vl-V)-<I\-V}V}-<J'}
"-
w
d
**********
0000000000
ddcicicidcicicici
~
Vl-'\Il--V}-V}<f} Vl-Vl-v} Vl-Vl-
"-
o
d
**********
0000000000
cicicicidcicicicici
o
o
W
o
~
'"
lDooOOOOOOO'<l"
LI"Il'OOOOoooocn
<it-:o::io:i..o0u::i0oo...;
~,~~~&t~~NdO::
... v, .:f 00 to ...,
marl r--
t--o::t..-l N
,..,
~
-V}-V}-V}-V}VJ.Vl-<Il--v}-v}v}
**********
~LI"I"""'NrlOOOOlD
r...:mNocicicicicim
N N
"-
N
o
"
;iii
'u {;
'~~
t.: E
.e:.~
w ~
c
.
E :i1
o c
19:i:
.~
. f-
e> "
~ Og
:;~
.
~~
@ ~
. 0
~oo
o.
. 0
" Z
<V C ~
:5 ~~;;;
in E: ~ ~~
:c ro '"
~ g ~ Z
1ii...J ro!ii
~~6~
~tl~;::!irggg~~
OOOOONOOO
OOOOO..-lLllOO
~~~@@Gt~~@
-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}-V}'\I}-V}-V}-V}-V}
6866866888688888888888888888888888888
ciciddcicidcicicicic:idcidc:ic:ic:icicicicicicicicicicicicic:iciooooo
o
o
'oi
N
"
m'
00
N
000
000
o -i r--: '
0" 0
"" 00
d";
~ N
o
o
N
'"
o
,,'
o
o
'0
o
~
~~~~~~~~~~~0000~~0000~00~000000000000
~~~~~~~~*~**~**~~~~~~~**~******~*****
rl~MOOOONOOOOOOOOONOOOOOOoooooooooooow
or--:-idddd~dddddociocioddciciciddddddciciddddom
N N
0"0
omo
o::icnr--: '
" " w
~"'~
000
'" 00
N
o
o
oi
"
"
N'
N
o
o
oi
00
m
..;
~*
0'"
dd
N
0~000~~0~00~000000000000~~000000000~0
*********~**~********~*************
woooo~ooooooooo~oooooooooooooooooo~
mdddddddddddcicidciciddcioddoddddodddod~
N
o
~
'oi
"
M
~8~83~~~
-idwmNdcn
O)lJllJlo)O'oM(:::
~, rl ~ ~ ~<~Lrl
~ ~f'1Nrl
ON
000
nio::i
N ~
~,~
N N
00
00
..nN
"'0
:i :;,
N N
~OOOO
00000
o::io::i..-l-ici
~~g~~
O)'oo~'r-.:w
NO
'" 0
m..-i
"'0
0"
Wu-l
~OOON
rl 0 0 0 0)
dOOmw
O)CQNMM
N co W lI'I 1Il
u)'<i~'~'~'
OOOOO~~OOOWN
OOOOOMMOrlOm~
r1g3~~~~~~gg~~
lJ)<::tmNNm~<::t<::trlOO)
<::t' ~' ~' ~' <::t' m M m oi oi m ~'
~
M
00~00000000~0000000~~00000~0000000000
**~**********************************
<::tomlllOlllO'oO~~~WlJ)lJl~<::t<::tommmmmMmmmNNNNNNNNNO
-idciNN..-ldddciddddocidcidddddodciddddddcidcidri
N
0000~000~0000000000000000~00000000000
*************************************
0000000000000000000000000000000000000
dcicicidciddcidcicicidcicidddddcicicidciddddcidcidcicid
N~omON
<::t m lJ) W ~ m
wnidmNd
rl 0 m m 0) M
~~'~'~'~~
~.... I"- <::t M N
M
000
0000
mwm
"00 N
"~,,
lIl'u-lm
N N N
NOO
~OO
o::i..nf'i
~"'O
~~'d
N H N
<::tOOOOONOooO
OOOOOOooOrlO
~~gttgpJruggg
MMt--rlO'olJ)Ot-.NOO
0) 00 r--.' t-.' '-0' <0' <0' vi' l/l' '<i
OON
o 0 ~
ci en w
N M M
WOO 00
<::t'<::t'--i
00
00
nim
NO
00 "
<::t'--i
OOOl"-OOOOo<ocn
OOommOrlocn<o
NMwwNw-idw..-l
~~~l;;~~~~~~
~' ~' ~' m m' m m' m'm' ..n-
O
00
00000~0~000~000000000~~~~~0~~0~000~~0
*****************~**************~****
OOrl'-OoOO<O~<::tmmMNNNNNNNrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrl~rlrlrl'"
~o::irlrlddddddcicidddcidciddddddcicidddddcicidddo::i
N
"
c
.
~ :~
:Q ~
" ~
E'~
o.'C l-
.5 -E ~ :J
:u o.t 1i!
'E:U <U::;
o..c"g..c
G.lO::i~
~
5
c
,
o
~ 0
c ~ <ll
~:J<(..c
~ ~ ID ~
~ g, ~ ~
z<tw~
NM<::t<::tO)rl
o rl 00 lI'J rl
8g~g23g
<::tooooo
..-l<::toooo
TI ~ .
.~ :J ~ E c
!!l 0 ~ <ll :a 0
~~~i'!~]~
Ewg-~'6~~~
1~1;;~u._'2.!:::
;:I.!!! ~ e:- ~ 11 iV
2UJum.....Oll'lZ
.
E
~ ~ E 1;;
,g -g .!!! :3
~~~.c€~
:!2~~~O~
~ ~ 1: t1 ~ .~
~s:~2&l....l
2
.
:;~
u
VI .!!!
.~
,,~
, "
o .
0:;
.!!! :J::
'w G.I
00 .
ro Z
> C
C ~
r:. ~
~
c
o "E ~ E 'e
]jgJj 1>t}<U
:0 U c ~ l!l
o ii: ~..c 8
~ '0 1:0 f.!!!
E c e:-.8 ~
~.tt.'1~.t
>
~
" 1:
:; E
tr~
~f-
c .
:e:3
~
,
o
.
>~
c E U
:0 ~:u lii
~w-a5
VI l- 0 bl)
'2.g.~ z
c <U l- 'u
~ ~ 6.3
~i~~~~~~~ffi~~~~~~~~~~~~*~~~~~~
OOOO..-lOOrloooooooo<::tOOOOOONO<::tOMM
oomooomocnOO<::tO)oooomOOO)OOOIJ)OoocnN
-18-
o
o
ui
N
m
N'
~
"-
o
o
o
N
o
o
'oi
~
M
o
00
o
o
...;
~
N
05
"
M
~
"-
o
o
o
N
"
~
...;
o
~
oi
00
M
N
M
oi
M
o
...;
m
'"
...;
~
"-
o
o
o
N
00
M
'"
N
00
N
00
"
...;
~
"-
o
o
o
N
;j
oi
W
M
N
N
'"
~
"-
o
o
o
N
o
N
...;
'"
o
",'
m
N
of
~
"-
o
o
o
N
~
;!
~
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUMBER DATE AIl0UNT PAYEE
RUN DATE:07/17/13
TIME: 09: 14
PAGE 1
GLCKREG
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AlP . 150800 06/30/13
AlP . 151435 06/30/13
AlP . 151872 06/30/13
AlP . 152153 06/14/13
AlP . 152502 06/14/13
AlP . 152827 06/14/13
AlP . 153093 06/30/13
AlP 153162 06/06/13
AlP 153163 06/06/13
AlP 153164 06/06/13
AlP 153165 06/06/13
AlP 153166 06/06/13
AlP 153167 06/06/13
AlP 153168 06/06/13
AlP 153169 06/06/13
AlP 153170 06/06/13
AlP 153171 06/06/13
AlP 153172 06/06/13
AlP 153173 06/06/13
AlP 153174 06/06/13
AlP 153175 06/06/13
AlP 153176 06/06/13
AlP 153177 06/06/13
AlP 153178 06/06/13
AlP 153179 06/06/13
AlP 153180 06/06/13
AlP 153181 06/06/13
AlP 153182 06/06/13
AlP 153183 06/06/13
AlP 153184 06/06/13
AlP 153185 06/06/13
AlP 153186 06/06/13
AlP 153187 06/06/13
AlP 153188 06/06/13
AlP 153189 06/06/13
AlP 153190 06/06/13
AlP 153191 06/06/13
AlP 153192 06/06/13
AlP 153193 06/06/13
AlP 153194 06/06/13
AlP 153195 06/06/13
AlP 153196 06/06/13
AlP 153197 06/06/13
AlP 153198 06/06/13
AlP 153199 06/06/13
AlP 153200 06/06/13
AlP 153201 06/06/13
AlP 153202 06/06/13
AlP 153203 06/06/13
AlP 153204 06/06/13
75.00CR DANIEL J PHILLIPS
30.00CR EDWARD KINCHEN
26.72CR TSAI JU HUANG
4,118.00CR THIE
4,118.00CR THIE
4,118.00CR THIE
5,554.35CR VISA
3,830.71
572.47
37.98
5,233.62
382.00
.00
1,521.04
21.12
300.00
104,60
2,100.08
495.00
2,332.00
2,041.41
3,654.54
35,431.16
22,262.50
9,500.00
725.00
99.96
32,459.84
5,250.60
19,777 .71
600.40
1,721.00
121.30
165.50
75.00
147.87
42.00
132.00
877.52
58,00
543.58
215.00
25.00
313.01
4,864.80
120.00
591.61
1,060.72
200.93
126.95
BECTON DICKINSON (BD)
CHRIS KOVAREK
LAWSON PRODUCTS
US FOOD SERVICE
CENTURION MEDICAL PRODU
VOIDED
DEWITT POTH & SON
PRECISION DYNAl4ICS CORP
WILLI~I E HElKAl1P, TRUS
~IBU INC
JOHNGSELF ASSOCIATES IN
WILLIAI,I E HEITKAMP, TRU
BIOMET INC
MORRIS & DICKSON CO, LL
LUMlNANT ENERGY COMPANY
BKD I LLP
NOBLE ~IERICAS ENERGY
INNOVATIVE X-RAY SERVIC
SIGN AD, LTD.
STRYKER SUSTAlNABILITY
!81C EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PL
ROBERT T HARDY
ALLIED BENEFIT SYSTEMS
TEXAS LAKESIDE RV RESOR
HEALTHSTRE~I, INC.
GNR HEALTH SYSTEMS INC
NABCO ENTRANCES INC.
THE PARTY ZONE
GULF COAST HARDWARE I A
ACTION LUNBER
ANNOUNCE!IENTS PLUS TOO
ARTHROCARE MEDICAL CORP
BARD PERIPHERAL VASCULA
BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP
BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORPO
CAL COM FEDERAL CREDIT
CALHOUN COUNTY
CITY OF PORT LAVACA
COMPUTER COM!{AND CORPOR
C0N11ED CORPORATION
CPSI
SIEMENS HEALTHCARE DIAG
ECOLAB FOOD SAFETY SPEC
-19-
RUN DATE.07/17/13
TII4E:09.14
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CEMTER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUMBER DATE Al40UMT PAYEE
PAGE 2
GLCKREG
___R~_______M______________M_______M__________________------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AlP 153205 06/06/13 1,874.34 FISHER HEALTHCARE
AlP 153206 06/06/13 150.00 GULF COAST DELIVERY
AlP 153207 06/06/13 32,969.00 ROBERTS, ROBERTS & ODEF
AlP 153208 06/06/13 324.95 H E BUTT GROCERY
AlP 153209 06/06/13 21.05 HAVEL'S IMCORPORATED
AlP 153210 06/06/13 51. 07 INDEPENDEMCE MEDICAL
AlP 153211 06/06/13 325.64 IMFOLAB INC
AlP 153212 06/06/13 188.24 IVANS
AlP 153213 06/06/13 84.00 J & J HEALTH CARE SYSTE
AlP 153214 06/06/13 510.00 KONICA lUNOLTA I4EDICAL
AlP 153215 06/06/13 195.10 VICKY KALISEK
AlP 153216 06/06/13 371.28 CONNED LINVATEC
AlP 153217 06/06/13 657.11 llAINE STANDARDS CO" LL
AlP 153218 06/06/13 1,060.00 REBECCA MALONE
AlP 153219 06/06/13 539.93 IIEDRAD INC
AlP 153220 06/06/13 399.00 MERRY X-RAY/SOURCEONE H
AlP 153221 06/06/lJo 186.00 MEDIVATORS
AlP 153222 06/06/13 3,750.00 NUTRITION OPTIONS
AlP 153223 06/06/13 120.00 PATRICIA OWEN
AlP 153224 06/06/13 .00 VOIDED
AlP 153225 06/06/13 8,058.56 OWENS & MINOR
AlP 153226 06/06/13 125.26 POLYfIEDCO INC.
AlP 153227 06/06/13 132.97 POl'IER ELECTRIC
AlP 153228 06/06/13 205.00 R G & ASSOCIATES INC
AlP 153229 06/06/13 27.56 RED HAlIK
AlP 153230 06/06/13 25.00 RADIOLOGY UNLIMITED, PA
AlP 153231 06/06/13 55.85 SERVICE SUPPLY OF VICTO
AlP 153232 06/06/13 832.25 SIEMENS MEDICAL SOLUTIO
AlP 153233 06/06/13 117.96 SKIP'S RESTAURANT EQUIP
AlP 153234 06/06/13 9,084.00 SO TEX BLOOD & TISSUE C
AlP 153235 06/06/13 320.00 STANFORD VAClJU}! SERVICE
AlP 153236 06/06/13 136.80 STRYKER SALES CORP
AlP 153237 06/06/13 1,001.33 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF
AlP 153238 06/06/13 9,874.50 TOSHIBA AMERICA MEDICAL
AlP 153239 06/06/13 5,929.00 TEXAS lillTUAL INSURANCE
AlP 153240 06/06/13 175.29 TG
AlP 153241 06/06/13 54.22 UNIFIRST HOLDINGS
AlP 153242 06/06/13 207.90 UNIFORfI ADVANTAGE
AlP 153243 06/06/13 2,772.14 UNIFIRST HOLDINGS INC
AlP 153244 06/06/13 412.54 UPS
AlP 153245 06/06/13 58.50 UNITED WAY OF CALHOUN C
AlP 153246 06/06/13 1,000.00 US POSTAL SERVICE
AlP 153247 06/06/13 101. 81 VERIZON SOUTIIlIEST
AlP 153248 06/06/13 12.40 THE VICTORIA ADVOCATE
AlP 153249 06/06/13 4,545.00 VICTORIA AIR CONDITIONI
AlP 153250 06/06/13 66.35 GRAINGER
AlP 153251 06/06/13 275.02 ZII4MER US, INC.
AlP 153252 06/06/13 385.76 DELORES CASTILLO
AlP 153253 06/06/13 29.29 ALLISON KING
AlP 153254 06/06/13 200.43 MICHAEL THOIIAS YURAS
AlP 153255 06/14/13 571.25 CUSTOM MEDICAL SPECIALT
-20-
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUlIBER DATE AMOUNT PAYEE
RUN DATE.07/17/13
TIME.09.14
PAGE 3
GLCKREG
____W______________M__________________________________------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A/P 153256 06/14/13 10,320.70 OI!NI-PORT LAVACA 07, L.
A/P 153257 06/14/13 9,730.00 CENTIIIARK CORPORATION
A/P 153258 06/14/13 5,486.74 US FOOD SERVICE
A/P 153259 06/14/13 750.00 JANES ADAMIEL
A/P 153260 06/14/13 9,166.67 HITACHI MEDICAL SYSTEMS
A/P 153261 06/14/13 190.94 HEALTH CARE LOGISTICS I
A/P 153262 06/14/13 1,683.84 CENTURION NEDICAL PRODU
A/P 153263 06/14/13 1,093.46 DEWITT POTH & SON
A/P 153264 06/14/13 569.46 PRECISION DYNAMICS CORP
A/P 153265 06/14/13 8,250.00 JOHNGSELF ASSOCIATES IN
A/P 153266 06/14/13 5,958.06 BR HEALTHCARE SERVICES
A/P 153267 06/14/13 1,956.63 BIONET INC
A/P 153268 06/14/13 2,328.04 I~ORRIS & DICKSON CO, LL
A/P 153269 06/14/13 1,070.20 ALLIED WASTE SERVICES #
A/P 153270 06/14/13 31.36 TOTAL REPAIR EXPRSS L L
A/P 153271 06/14/13 150.00 FIVE STAR STERILIZER SE
A/P 153272 06/14/13 99.96 STRYKER SUSTAINABILITY
A/P 153273 06/14/13 150,000.00 PRIVATE WAIVER CLEARING
A/P 153274 06/14/13 16,994.92 IR~C ENPLOYEE BENEFIT PL
A/P 153275 06/14/13 2,716.70 ROBERT T HARDY
A/P 153276 06/14/13 1,721. 00 HEALTHSTREAI~, INC.
A/P 153277 06/14/13 517.50 JACKSON & CARTER, PLLC
A/P 153278 06/14/13 34.76 GULF COAST HARDWARE / A
A/P 153279 06/14/13 362.92 A1IERISOURCEBERGEN DRUG
A/P 153280 06/14/13 409.00 ADVANCED HEALTH EDUCATI
A/P 153281 06/14/13 1,594.50 ALCON LABORATORIES INC
A/P 153282 06/14/13 485.00 ALINED INC.
A/P 153283 06/14/13 1,439.40 ARTHROCARE 1.IEDICAL CORP
A/P 153284 06/14/13 433.50 C R BARD INC
A/P 153285 06/14/13 397.89 BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP
A/P 153286 06/14/13 780.44 BRUCE'S AUTO REPAIR
A/P 153287 06/14/13 349.95 BEEKLEY NEDICAL
A/P 153288 06/14/13 181. 00 BOSTON SCIENTIFIC CORPO
A/P 153289 06/14/13 123.00 BRIGGS HEALTHCARE
A/P 153290 06/14/13 166.34 BSN NEDICAL INC
A/P 153291 06/14/13 273.46 ANGIE BURGIN
A/P 153292 06/14/13 44.90 CABLE ONE
A/P 153293 06/14/13 50.00 CALHOUN COUNTY
A/P 153294 06/14/13 742.50 CENTRAL DRUGS
A/P 153295 06/14/13 239.52 CONNED CORPORATION
A/P 153296 06/14/13 321. 75 COVER ONE
A/P 153297 06/14/13 501. 82 CPSI
A/P 153298 06/14/13 898.30 SIEMENS HEALTHCARE DIAG
A/P 153299 06/14/13 1,054.65 DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SY
A/P 153300 06/14/13 139.00 DYNATRONICS CORPORATION
A/P 153301 06/14/13 3,291.44 FISHER HEALTHCARE
A/P 153302 06/14/13 185.98 GULF COAST PAPER CQlIPAN
A/P 153303 06/14/13 42.00 GOLDEN CRESCENT COl41IUNI
A/P 153304 06/14/13 621. 31 H E BUTT GROCERY
A/P 153305 06/14/13 41.70 INDEPENDENCE NEDICAL
A/P 153306 06/14/13 1,845.75 IIIFOLAB INC
-21-
MEMORIAL IffiDICAL CENTER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUMBER DATE AMOUNT PAYEE
RUN DATE:07/17/13
TIME:09.14
PAGE 4
GLCKREG
~---------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AlP 153307 06/14/13 6,859.75 J & J HEALTH CARE SYSTE
AlP 153308 06/14/13 203.75 MARKETLAB, INC
AlP 153309 06/14/13 99.20 I!ERCURY MEDICAL
AlP 153310 06/14113 191. 50 IIMC AUXILIARY GIFT SHOP
AlP 153311 06/14/13 258.52 METLIFE
AlP 153312 06/14/13 558.62 MERRY X-RAY/SOURCEONE H
AlP 153313 06/14/13 7,159.26 OWENS & MINOR
AlP 153314 06/14/13 101. 70 ANNA POINDEXTER
AlP 153315 06/14/13 1,120.00 U S POSTAL SERVICE
AlP 153316 06/14/13 35.37 POWER ELECTRIC
AlP 153317 06/14/13 239,12 PROGRESSIVE DYNM!ICS ME
AlP 153318 06/14/13 135.80 FARAH JANAK
AlP 153319 06114/13 56.53 SCIENTIFIC DEVICE LABS
AlP 153320 06/14/13 740.00 SERVICE SUPPLY OF VICTO
AlP 153321 06/14/13 21. 29 SHERWIN WILLIAMS
AlP 153322 06/14/13 688.56 STRYKER SALES CORP
AlP 153323 06/14/13 882.96 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF
AlP 153324 06/14/13 9,874.50 TOSHIBA AMERICA I!EDICAL
AlP 153325 06/14/13 5,426.00 TEXAS MEDICAID & HEALTH
AlP 153326 06/14/13 137.90 TEXAS WIRED I!USIC INC
AlP 153327 06/14/13 124.33 UNIFIRST HOLDINGS
AlP 153328 06/14/13 2,852.74 UNIFIRST HOLDINGS INC
AlP 153329 06/14/13 112.23 VERIZON SOUTHWEST
AlP 153330 06/14/13 311.50 VICTORIA AIR CONDITIONI
AlP 153331 06/14/13 815.89 GRAINGER
AlP 153332 06/14/13 24,264.48 TEAll REHAB
AlP 153333 06/20/13 289.42 CUSTOM MEDICAL SPECIALT
AlP 153334 06/20/13 2,626.58 PHILIPS HEALTHCARE
AlP 153335 06/20/13 180.81 ERBE USA INC SURGICAL S
AlP 153336 06/20/13 3,842.80 US FOOD SERVICE
AlP 153337 06/20/13 336.00 DSHS CENTRAL LAB NC2004
AlP 153338 06/20/13 546.00 ATRIUI! MEDICAL CORP
AlP 153339 06/20/13 22,688.57 SUNTRUST EQUIPMENT FINA
AlP 153340 06/20/13 114 . 97 JENISE SVETLIK
AlP 153341 06/20/13 1,321.65 CENTURION MEDICAL PRODU
AlP 153342 06/20/13 22.95 PRECISION DYNAlIICS CORP
AlP 153343 06/20/13 325.00 WILLIAlI E HElKAMP, TRUS
AlP 153344 06/20/13 495.00 l1lLLIAM E HEITKAMP, TRU
AlP 153345 06/20/13 748.00 DA&E
AlP 153346 06/20/13 233.68 ALERE NORTH AlIERlCA INC
AlP 153347 06/20/13 4,847.22 MORRIS & DICKSON CO, LL
AlP 153348 06/20/13 1,200.00 TELE-PHYSICIANS, P.A. (
AlP 153349 06/20/13 67.80 SARA SEGURA
AlP 153350 06/20/13 42.14 QUEST DIAGNOSTICS
AlP 153351 06/20/13 1,146.00 GE HEALTHCARE OEC
AlP 153352 06/20/13 458.33 INNOVATIVE X-RAY SERVIC
AlP 153353 06/20/13 137.98 SIEMENS INDUSTRY, INC.
AlP 153354 06/20/13 323.28 FIVE STAR STERILIZER SE
AlP 153355 06/20/13 495.00 FASTHEALTH CORPORATION
AlP 153356 06/20/13 590.27 AUSTIN MEDICAL PRACTICE
AlP 153357 06/20/13 475.00 CHRIS RAlIIREZ, JR.
-22-
MEllORIAL MEDICAL CEll'I'ER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUl1BER DATE AII0Ull'!' PAYEE
RUN DATE: 07/17/13
TIllE: 09:14
PAGE 5
GLCKREG
~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AlP 153358 06/20/13 2,127.38 LCA BANK CORPORATIOll
AlP 153359 06/20/13 3,330.12 CLINICAL PATHOLOGY
AlP 153360 06120/13 140.00 WAGEWOIUIS
AlP 153361 06/20/13 1,081.75 HEALTHCARE CODING & COIl
AlP 153362 06/20/13 29.95 ELEIIEll'I' 5, INC.
AlP 153363 06/20/13 945.00 ACADEllY OF NUTRITION All
AlP 153364 06/20/13 53.70 AMAZING GIFTS INC.
AlP 153365 06/20/13 110.74 SHELLEY GAS.CH
AlP 153366 06/20/13 254.00 BEAREGARDS. COIl, LLC
AlP 153367 06/20/13 75,879.01 SCOTT-HART, INC.
AlP 153368 06/20/13 2,331.60 ANDERSON CONSULTATION S
AlP 153369 06120/13 38.32 ABBOTT LABORATORIES
AlP 153370 06/20/13 54.52 GULF COAST HARDWllRE I A
AlP 153371 06/20/13 130.00 ACTION LUl1BER
AlP 153372 06/20/13 385.36 AIIERISOURCEBERGEN DRUG
AlP 153373 06/20/13 3,747,53 AIRGAS-SOUTm1EST
AlP 153374 06/20/13 1,395.66 CARDINAL HEALTH
AlP 153375 06/20/13 10.07 AUTO PARTS & ~~CHINE CO
AlP 153376 06/20/13 216,75 BARD ACCESS
AlP 153377 06/20/13 131. 96 C R BARD INC
AlP 153378 06/20/13 2,957.50 BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP
AlP 153379 06/20/13 11,859.89 BECKlWI COULTER INC
AlP 153380 06/20/13 115.76 BRIGGS HEALTHCARE
AlP 153381 06/20/13 25.00 CAL COIl FEDERAL CREDIT
AlP 153382 06/20/13 552.00 CAD SOLUTIONS, INC
AlP 153383 06/20/13 87.50 CONl1ED CORPORATION
AlP 153384 06/20/13 1,098.00 SUDDENLINK I1EDIA
AlP 153385 06/20/13 19,127. 04 CPSI
AlP 153386 06/20/13 362.85 DIVERSIFIED BUSINESS SY
AlP 153387 06/20/13 4,679.96 FISHER HEALTHCllRE
AlP 153388 06/20/13 530.00 FORT BEND SERVICES, INC
AlP 153389 06/20/13 3,574.40 GE HEALTHCARE
AlP 153390 06/20/13 170.00 GREENHOUSE FLORAL DESIG
AlP 153391 06/20/13 517.43 GULF COAST PAPER COllPAN
AlP 153392 06/20/13 427.35 H E BUTT GROCERY
AlP 153393 06/20/13 895.30 HOLOGIC INC
AlP 153394 06/20/13 1,124.35 HAYES ELECTRIC SERVICE
AlP 153395 06/20/13 7.89 INDEPENDENCE llEDICAL
AlP 153396 06/20/13 1,423,04 INFOLAB INC
AlP 153397 06/20/13 8,780,00 J & J HEALTH CARE SYSTE
AlP 153398 06/20/13 321. 68 VICKY KALISEK
AlP 153399 06/20/13 106.00 LABCORP OF ~1ERICA HOLD
AlP 153400 06/20/13 388.12 LANGUAGE LINE SERVICES
AlP 153401 06/20/13 78.76 LO~~'S HOllE CEll'I'ERS INC
AlP 153402 06/20/13 105.72 HARKS PLUl1BING PARTS
AlP 153403 06/20/13 296.90 IIARKETLAB, INC
AlP 153404 06/20/13 269.55 llEDTRONIC USA, INC.
AlP 153405 06/20/13 1,902.53 ~mRRY X-RAY/SOURCEONE H
AlP 153406 06/20/13 54.49 ORIENTAL TRADING CO INC
AlP 153407 06/20/13 5,179.82 Ol1ENS & !lINOR
AlP 153408 06/20/13 6,800.00 PREllIER SLEEP DISORDERS
-23-
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUlmER DATE AMOUNT PAYEE
RUN DATE.07/17/13
TIME.09.14
PAGE 6
GLCKREG
-~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------
AlP 153409 06/20/13 688.70 PORT LAVACA WAVE
AlP 153410 06/20/13 180.24 POWER ELECTRIC
AlP 153411 06/20/13 884.30 R G & ASSOCIATES INC
AlP 153412 06/20/13 1,005.13 RECEIVABLE llANAGEMENT,
AlP 153413 06/20/13 260.81 SHERWIN WILLIAl!S
AlP 153414 06/20/13 3,000.00 SOUTHEAST TEXAS HEALTH
AlP 153415 06/20/13 343.75 STR=R SALES CORP
AlP 153416 06/20/13 407.72 SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF
AlP 153417 06/20/13 603.21 STERICYCLE, INC
AlP 153418 06/20/13 15,000.00 TEAM REHAB
AlP 153419 06/20/13 546.46 TLC STAFFING
AlP 153420 06/20/13 3,640.00 TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEA
AlP 153421 06/20/13 434.64 TEXAS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
AlP 153422 06/20/13 200.93 TG
AlP 153423 06/20/13 4,107.00 . T-SYSTEM, INC.
AlP 153424 06/20/13 61.63 UNIFIRST HOLDINGS
AlP 153425 06/20/13 2,629.42 UNIFIRST HOLDINGS INC
AlP 153426 06/20/13 58.50 UNITED WAY OF CALHOUN C
AlP 153427 06/20/13 1,946.86 VERIZON SOUTHWEST
AlP 153428 06/20/13 738.55 SUE WILLIAl,IS
AlP 153429 06/20/13 137.06 GRAINGER
AlP 153430 06/20/13 650.79 JOSE I~YORGA
AlP 153431 06/21/13 2,056.59 PRINCIPAL LIFE
AlP 153432 06/21/13 6,972.20 ALEXANDER'S MOBILITY SE
AlP 153433 06/21/13 4,496.30 UNUI! LIFE INS CO OF AIlE
AlP 153434 06/27/13 47.05 FILTER TECHNOLOGY CO, I
AlP 153435 06/27/13 79.80 PHILIPS HEALTHCARE
AlP 153436 06/27/13 3,542.98 US FOOD SERVICE
AlP 153437 06/27/13 208.33 JENISE SVETLIK
AlP 153438 06/27/13 46.30 CENTURION MEDICAL PRODU
AlP 153439 06/27/13 2,330.65 JOHNGSELF ASSOCIATES IN
AlP 153440 06/27/13 .00 VISA
AlP 153441 06/27/13 23,425.00 CPP WOUND CARE #28,LLC
AlP 153442 06/27/13 35,329.98 NOBLE ~IERICAS ENERGY
AlP 153443 06/27/13 270.96 CENTURYLINK
AlP 153444 06/27/13 199.00 MEMORY SUPPLIERS, INC.
AlP 153445 06/27/13 125.00 LIFESOURCE EDUCATIONAL
AlP 153446 06/27/13 140.69 LAURIE HARVEY
AlP 153447 06/27/13 3,770.00 DXE MEDICAL, INC.
AlP 153448 06/27/13 295.00 OSCAR TORRES
AlP 153449 06/27/13 49,437.04 IS!C EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PL
AlP 153450 06/27/13 863.01 ANDERSON CONSULTATION S
AlP 153451 06/27/13 101. 20 GULF COAST HARDWARE I A
AlP 153452 06/27/13 2,015.28 Al!ERISOURCEBERGEN DRUG
AlP 153453 06/27/13 635.15 AIRGAS-SOUTHWEST
AlP 153454 06/27/13 3,188.44 AFLAC
AlP 153455 06127/13 1,088.10 BAXTER HEALTHCARE CORP
AlP 153456 06/27/13 3,281.09 BECKMAN COULTER INC
AlP 153457 06127/13 637.00 CABLE ONE
AlP 153458 06/27/13 227.24 CAROLINA LIQUID CHEMIST
AlP 153459 06/27/13 276,50 CERTIFIED LABORATORIES
-24-
MEMORIAL I~EDlCAL CENTER
CHECK REGISTER
06/01/13 THRU 06/30/13
BANK--CHECK----------------------------------------------------
CODE NUlIBER DATE A110UNT PAYEE
RUN DATE:07/17/13
TII1E:09:14
PAGE 7
GLCKREG
~________~N~__________________________________________------------------------------------------------------------------------------
AlP 153460 06/27/13
AlP 153461 06/27/13
AlP 153462 06/27/13
AlP 153463 06/27/13
AlP 153464 06/27/13
AlP 153465 06/27/13
AlP 153466 06/27/13
AlP 153467 06/27/13
AlP 153468 06/27/13
AlP 153469 06/27/13
AlP 153470 06/27/13
AlP 153471 06/27/13
AlP 153472 06/27/13
AlP 153473 06/27/13
AlP 153474 06/27/13
AlP 153475 06/27/13
AlP 153476 06/27/13
AlP 153477 06/27/13
AlP 153478 06/27/13
AlP 153479 06/27/13
AlP 153480 06/27/13
AlP 153481 06/27/13
AlP 153482 06/27/13
AlP 153483 06/27/13
AlP 153484 06/27/13
AlP 153485 06/27/13
AlP 15348606/27/13
AlP 153487 06/27/13
AlP 153488 06/27/13
AlP 153489 06/27/13
AlP 153490 06/27/13
AlP 153491 06/27/13
AlP 153492 06/27/13
AlP 153493 06/27/13
AlP 153494 06/27/13
AlP 15349506/27/13
AlP 15349606/27/13
AlP 153497 06/27/13
AlP 153498 06/27/13
AlP 153499 06/27/13
AlP 153500 06/30/13
TOTALS:
5,899.35
11,310.91
269.99
179.75
223.66
110.12
3,015.01
67.80
25.00
170.49
251. 30
4,870.00
865.25
993.34
155.78
218.89
34.84
191. 97
298.25
.00
3,443.22
68.83
27.56
370.00
320.00
212.27
790.83
15,000.00
7,768.35
58.60
11,637.95
3,000.00
63.53
2,848.22
1,110.12
1,156.00
57.59
359.02
606.53
357.49
7,021,36
1,021,583,02
CITY OF PORT LAVACA
CPSI
D'S OUTDOOR PO\1ER EQUIP
DLE PAPER & PACKAGING
ECOLAB FOOD SAFETY SPEC
JOE A FALCON
FISHER HEALTHCARE
SHELLY GARCIA
GETINGE USA
GULF COAST PAPER CO!IPAN
H E BUTT GROCERY
RICOH USA, INC.
INFOLAB INC
J & J HEALTH CARE SYSTE
Wl'IE'S HOME CENTERS INC
TERESA MILLER
M!IC AUXILIARY GIFT SHOP
MERRY X-RAY/SOURCEONE H
MICRO ASSIST, INC
VOIDED
OI'IENS & IUNOR
PROGRESSIVE DYNAbIICS ME
RED IlAIIK
RADIOLOGY UNLIMITED, PA
STANFORD VACUUlI SERVICE
DANKTTE BETHANY
SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF
TWI REIlAB
TAC UNEl1PWnlENT FUND
TEXAS ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
3M COI~PANY
TORCH
UNIFIRST HOLDINGS
UNIFIRST HOLDINGS INC
PRS:DATAMINING
GLEN BLEVINS
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
LOUISE E CLAY
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
VISA
-25-
RUN DATE: 07/09/13
TIME: 08:32
PRTitle
PRDeptName
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
DEPARTMENTAL ASSIST ~ffiINTENANCE
CS TECHNICIAN CENTRAL SUPPLY
CENTRAL STERILE TECH SURGERY
I~ffiGING TECH HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
DIRECTOR-PT FIN SVCS PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
CS TECHNICIAN CENTRAL SUPPLY
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
SHIFT SUPERVISOR DIETARY
IP/EH/RlI NURSE INFECTION PREVENTION
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
o R AIDE SURGERY
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
TRAUMA COORDINATOR EMERGENCY ROOM
RN-PERIOPERATlVE SURGERY
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
SHIFT SUPERVISOR-AM ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
MANAGER-SURGERY-OPC SURGERY
C.N.O. ADMINISTRATION-CLINICAL SERVIC
PAYROLL CLERK ACCOUNTING
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
LICENSED VOCATIONAL OBSTETRICS
LICENSED VOCATIONAL MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
LICENSED VOCATIONAL MED/SURG
ADMINIST ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATION
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
LVN/SCRUB NURSE/OFFI SURGERY
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
REGISTERED MURSE SPECIALTY CLINIC
LICENSED VOCATIONAL SURGERY
MEDICAL SONOGRAPHER DIAGNOSTIC lllAGING
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
MICRO MT LABORATORY
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
LAB DIRECTOR LABORATORY
LAB ASSISTANT LABORATORY
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
LAB SECRETARY LABORATORY
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
PT ASSISTANT PHYSICAL THERAPY
PT TECH II PHYSICAL THERAPY
TRANSCRIPTIONIST ADMINISTRATION-CLINICAL SERVIC
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
ED MANAGER EMERGENCY ROOM
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
DEFAULT FORllAT FROM DB019
.::::rU.Ne .;0D \3
PAGE 1
PRTotGross
5222.10
2375.96
1837.02
2164.80
995.76
3837.80
80.00
1765.91
2236.08
5499.50
3071.48
1551.98
1555.14
847.07
3978.54
5686.54
1170.50
1792.00
6282.20
6151.40
4059.35
8098.88
2609.91
3979.93
387.25
3923.95
5528.08
3460.04
5958.03
2209.07
2042.11
3155.40
4968.28
2821.93
1197 .68
5241.15
3545.99
5244.81
4485.44
4931.36
1767.34
495.82
787.50
5200.59
3574.51
3728.42
2225.36
5627.33
684.48
2031.30
2086.47
5313 .35
5278.42
3105.38
-26-
RUN DATE: 01/09/13
TIME: 08:32
PRTitle
PRDeptName
OB CLINICAL SUPERVSR OBSTETRICS
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
DIRECTOR-UR/QA/IC/RM QUALITY ASSURANCE
REGISTERED NURSE SURGERY
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
DIRECTOR-IN PT SVCS MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
SUPERVISOR LOR/RPhT PHARMACY
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE OBSTETRICS
REGISTERED NURSE NED/SURG
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
LICENSED VOCATIONAL MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
LICENSED VOCATIONAL MED/SURG
REGISTERED MURSE MED/SURG
\
REGISTERED MURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
LICENSED VOCATIONAL MED/SURG
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
LICENSED VOCATIONAL MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC
REGISTERED NURSE lCU
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
REGISTERED NURSE lCU
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
REGISTERED NURSE NED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE lCU
RN -OR SCRUB NURSE SURGERY
REGISTERED NURSE SURGERY
LICENSED VOCATIONAL PHARlffiCY
o R TECH SURGERY
TRANSCRIPTIONIST HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
REGISTERED NURSE SURGERY
OUT-PT PACU NURSE SURGERY
PRESCRIPTION CLERK INDIGENT CARE PROGRA;!
PURCHASING/COURIER TRANSPORTATION
OP COORDINATOR SPECIALTY CLINIC
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROON
NT TECH SUPERVISOR LABORATORY
NEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LABORATORY
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
DEFAULT FOR~ffiT FROM DB019
PAGE 2
PRTotGross
4110.38
5586.64
3454.80
5838.60
4163.20
1605.11
5714.60
5949.66
3226.52
2198.69
4064.45
2212.56
4355.62
429.25
1291.91
4186.39
3848.46
1004.23
146.56
3895.15
4882.03
2585.61
688.00
355.25
2622.12
1083.26
2121.50
4316.09
2545.44
2021.14
1145.38
3165.14
4632.59
3825.52
3454.43
1314.00
3010.15
4362.54
4536.18
5229.22
918.50
2444.31
2016.83
5414.94
103.13
1534.80
1102.63
1883.71
3211.50
1223.16
4164.01
2520.46
4959.98
3544.23
3Jl1.52
-27-
RUN DATE, 07/09/13
TIME, 08,32
PRTitle
PRDeptName
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
LABORATORY ASSISTANT LABORATORY
LAB ASSISTANT LABORATORY
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LABORATORY
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LABORATORY
LAB ASSISTANT LABORATORY
LAB ASSISTANT LABORATORY
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST LABORATORY
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
MEDICAL LAB TECH LABORATORY
LAB ASSISTANT LABORATORY
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
SECRETARY MEMORIAL WOMEN'S CENTER
REGISTERED NURSE MED/SURG
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
RECEPT/SECRETARY DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC Il~GING
DIRECTOR DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
RADIOLOGY SUPERVISOR DIAGNOSTIC Il~GING
RADIOLOGY TECH DIAGNOSTIC Il~GING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC II~GING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC I~~GING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC I~~GING
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC I~~GING
RADIOLOGY TECH DIAGNOSTIC I~~GING
LVN-CPhT PHARMACY
REGIST PHARMACY TECH PHARMACY
PHAR~~CIST PHARMACY
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
PT ASSISTANT PHYSICAL THERAPY
PT ASSISTANT PHYSICAL THERAPY
PT SEC/RECEPTIONIST PHYSICAL THERAPY
P.T. ASSISTANT PHYSICAL THERAPY
PT ASSISTANT PHYSICAL THERAPY
CIHCP COORDINATOR INDIGENT CARE PROGRAM
MANAGER HUl HEALTH INFORJ>~TION MANAGEMENT
TRANSCRIPTIONIST-BR HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
OP CODER/DC ANALYST HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
ROI / RI TECHNICIAN HEALTH INPORJ~TION MANAGEMENT
TRANSCRIPTIONIST/BR HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
CODING SPECIALIST HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
SHIFT SUPERVISOR DIETARY
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE MED/SURG
FOOD SERVICE STAFF DIETARY
DIRECTOR OF DIETARY DIETARY
GROUNDSKEEPER-PAINTE ~~INTENANCE
BIO-MED TECHNICIAN BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
DEFAULT FORMAT FROM DB019
PAGE 3
PRTotGross
3409.47
841. 75
1910.91
418.50
1480.25
1445.50
1874.26
348.75
3289.10
284.75
2733.62
4175.40
. 1333.09
5349.00
4529.80
3488.50
4942.94
1977.57
734.28
6034.72
5470.60
900.00
3413 .64
4034.13
1351.50
1512.88
769.50
2901.24
2728.29
10425.00
2711. 00
3560.71
3857.77
1839.03
744.67
1603.91
1558.08
3653.43
1697.89
2446.43
1136.62
67.50
2798.31
1277 .28
1503.02
1458.28
1995.00
584.50
60.96
1713.38
894.93
1230.64
3485.80
1458.34
4350.86
-28-
RUN DATE, 07/09/13
TIME, 08,32
PRTi tl e
PRDeptNarne
PLAT OPS SPECIALIST ~ffiINTENANCE
SUPERVISOR ~ffiINTENANCE
SECURITY SUPERVISOR SECURITY
FLOOR TECHNICIAN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES MANAGER ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
DIR OF PLANT SERVICE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
FLOOR TECHNICIAN ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
ES AIDE ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY
SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY
SOCIAL WORKER SOCIAL WORK/DISCHARGE PLANNING
CLINIC NURSE TECH MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
OFFICE MANAGER MEMORIAL WOMEN'S CENTER
REGISTRATION CLERK PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
CASHIER-SWITCHBOARD PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
INSURANCE FU CLERK PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
SECRETARY/RECEPTION MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC
INSURANCE COORDINATO PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
INSURANCE ADJUDICATO PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
PT ACCOUNT SUPERVISO PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
REGISTERED NURSE EI4ERGENCY ROOM
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
REGISTERED NURSE ICU
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
SECURITY OFFICER SECURITY
MEDICAID COORDINATOR PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
OFFICE MANAGER MEMORIAL MEDICAL CLINIC
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
MEDICARE COORDINATOR PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
REGISTRATION CLERK PATIENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
RADIOLOGICAL TECH DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
REGISTRATION CLERK PFS - REGISTRATION
I.T. DIRECTOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
I.T. SYSTEM ANALYST INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
UNIT SECRETARY MED/SURG
SilllMER INTERN ADMINISTRATION-CLINICAL SERVIC
REGISTERED NURSE EMERGENCY ROOM
ACCOUNTANT ACCOUNTING
C.F.O. ADMINISTRATION
C.E.O. ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. ADMINISTRATION
ADMINISTR. OFFICER ADMINISTRATION
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER
DEFAULT FORMAT FROM DB019
PAGE 4
PRTotGross
3546.69
3551.47
2154.66
1572.15
2952.16
4671.40
1375.50
1475.43
1575.62
1338.20
1509.04
1213.60
746.00
1211. 75
1288.95
1598.00
1243.28
5148.80
1520.24
794.85
1935.97
1229.20
1334.56
1508.13
1746.00
1547.70
1592.93
2121.60
4128.21
633.31
4295.44
793.24
1546.81
1555.26
1396.96
2161.38
338.03
1026.54
1750.48
1467.36
3214.50
3385.50
1688.79
1367.00
1455.57
5025.19
4304.50
1465.65
1049.80
1608.75
3851.40
10150.00
11888.46
2183.85
3717.80
-29-
RUN DATE, 01/09/13
TIME, 08,32
MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENT8R
DEFAULT FORMAT FROM 08019
PAGE 5
PRTitle
PRDeptName
PRTotGross
SUPERVISOR PURCHASING
DIRECTOR OF MM - AP PURCHASING
2630.16
3194.60
Grand totals
Total lines ~ 221
615686.85
-30-
@IHS
Source Totais Report
Issued 07/16/2013
Calhoun Indigent Health Care
6-1-13 through 6-30-13
For Source Group Indigent Health Care
For Vendor: All Vendors
Source Description
Amount Billed
Amount Paid
01 Physician Services
01-1 Injections
01-2 Physician Services- Anesthesia
05 Lab/x-ray
08 Rural Health Ciinics
13 Mmc -Inpatient Hospital
14 Mmc - Hospital Outpatient
15 Mmc - Er Bills
13,453.00
55.00
2,400.00
647.68
2,387.21
52,987.00
30,245.03
40,094.00
3,683.27
19.19
275.59
152.14
1,677.20
29,672.72
10,340.42
13,599.66
Expenditures
Reimb/Adjustments
142,268.92
0.00
59,420.19
0,00
Grand Totai
142,268.92
59,420.19
Fiscal Year
272,552,23
Payroll/Expenses
5,594,94
vrvvtJ1,U:e.t\! ~CcJ ~G
-31-
Calhoun County Indigent Coordinator
2011 Calhoun Indigent Care Patient Caseload
Approved Denied Removed Active Pending
Jan 7 22 10 152
Feb 9 13 17 156
Mar 32 33 26 153
Apr 8 19 28 164
May 6 19 16 149
Jun 25 21 23 146
Jul 1 19 5 140
Aug 1 13 39 108 2
Sept 2 43 32 79 11
Oct 8 15 27 62 16
Nov 7 8 21 47 15
Dec 1 24 27 30 14
YTD 107 249 271 1386 58
12 Mo Avg 9 21 23 116 5
2012 Calhoun Indigent Care Patient Caseload
Approved Denied Removed Active Pending
Jan 4 10 2 37 9
Feb 1 17 2 36 11
Mar 4 16 3 38 20
Apr 1 15 3 39 21
May 3 11 3 40 17
Jun 10 12 5 46 15
Jul 6 15 5 48 22
Aug 10 21 1 59 20
Sept 5 17 4 59 19
Oct 7 18 5 61 34
Nov 4 15 9 57 30
Dec 4 23 7 54 32
YTD 59 190 49 574 250
Monthly Avg 5 16 4 48 21
-32-
2013 Calhoun Indigent Care Patient Caseload
Approved Denied Removed Active Pending
Jan 5 12 5 55 28
Feb 4 22 7 51 26
Mar 5 17 3 56 17
Apr 6 10 4 59 21
May 4 12 6 58 28
Jun 4 10 10 53 41
Jul
Aug
Sept
Oct
Nov
Dec
YTD 28 83 35 332 161
Monthly Avg 5 14 6 55 27
-33-
PUBLIC HEARING ON REQUEST TO VACATE AND ABANDON A PORTION OF FOURTH
STREET, IN PORT O'CONNOR, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS, BEING 481.94 SQUARE
FEET OF LAND SITUATED ON LOT SEVEN (7), BLOCK C, IN THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE
OF PORT O'CONNOR, IN CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS, ACCORDING TO THE
ESTABLISHED MAP AND PLAT OF SAID TOWNSITE OF PORT O'CONNOR RECORDED
IN VOLUME 2, PAGE 01, OF THE DEED RECORDS OF CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS:
Judge Pfeifer opened the Public Hearing regarding the request to Vacate and Abandon a portion
of Fourth Street, in Port O'Connor, Calhoun County, Texas, being 481.94 square feet of land
situated on Lot Seven (7), Block C, in the Original Townsite of Port O'Connor, in Calhoun County,
Texas, according to the established map and plat of said Townsite of Port O'Connor recorded in
Volume 2, Page 01, of the Deed Records of Calhoun County, Texas. at 10:35 a.m, There were no
comments from the public. Judge Pfeifer closed the Public Hearing at 10:37 a,m,
REQUEST TO VACATE AND ABANDON A PORTION OF FOURTH STREET, IN PORT
O'CONNOR, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS, BEING 481.94 SQUARE FEET OF LAND
SITUATED ON LOT SEVEN (7), BLOCK C, IN THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE OF PORT
O'CONNOR, IN CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS, ACCORDING TO THE ESTABLISHED MAP
AND PLAT OF SAID TOWNSITE OF PORT O'CONNOR RECORDED IN VOLUME 2, PAGE
01, OF THE DEED RECORDS OF CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Finster and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to approve to
Vacate and Abandon a portion of Fourth Street, in Port O'Connor, Calhoun County, Texas being
481.94 square feet of land situated on Lot Seven (7), Block C, in the Original Townsite of Port
O'Connor, in Calhoun County, Texas, according to the established map and pi at of said Townsite
of Port O'Connor recorded in Voiume 2, Page 01, of the Deed Records of Calhoun County, Texas.
Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer ali voted in favor.
VACATE AND ABANDON A PORTION OF FOURTH STREET
IN PORT O'CONNOR, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS
A Motion was made by Commissioner Finster and seconded by
Commissioner Lyssy to Vacate and Abandon a portion of Fourth
Street in Port O'Connor, Calhoun County, Texas as shown on the following Order with
exhibits attached.
Commissioners
Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer
voted in favor of the motion.
ORDER DECLARING CLOSURE OF A PORTION OF FOURTH STREET IN
PORT O'CONNOR, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS
WHEREAS, on the 8th day of August, 2013, the Commissioner's Court of
Calhoun County, Texas considered the request of Gean and Rhonda Tucker, being a
property owner in Precinct 4 of Calhoun County, Texas, to abandon and vacate the
following portions of Fourth Street in Port O'Connor, Calhoun County, Texas more fully
hereinafter described and as shown on the Exhibit "A" which is attached to this order and
incorporated by reference.
WHEREAS, Texas Transportation Code 9251.051 vest in the Commissioner's
Court thc authority to abandon and vacate a portion of the street; and
WHEREAS, the Commissioners have not previously classified the subject street
as either a first class or second class road; and
WHEREAS, the Commissioner's actions to abandon or vacate the street have not
been enjoined or sought to be enjoined by any party; and
WHEREAS, proper notice of the petition to abandon and vacate the street has
been posted at the Courthouse door of Calhoun County, Texas and at other places in the
vicinity of the affected route, being at the mail box station in Port O'Connor, Texas and
~c:,
Z"'l1
(,1)"'11
-l~
"'n
c~
3D
mr
Z
-l"U
C
*'"
...r
w~
(JJn
(JJ
a.",
",m
n
a.a
'"
(,1)0
,...(,1)
(>J
3
11
11
(>J
..
m
^
Vl
v
the exterior of the home at 206 Fourth Street, Port O'Connor, Texas near the road to be
abandoned and vacated, for at least twenty (20) days before the date the application was
made to the Court; and
WHEREAS, the Commissioners have voted unanimously to abandon and vacate
the portion of the street described on the attached Exhibit "A"; and
WHEREAS, all requirements of Texas Transportation Code 9251.051 and
9251.052 have been complied with in declaring said street to be abandoned and vacated.
NOW, THEREFORE, ON MOTION DULY MADE BY Commissioner
Finster
and SECONDED by Commissioner Lyssy
, and upon
said Motion having been approved by the Commissioner's Court in a properly posted
public meeting;
IT IS ORDERED AND DECREED, that Calhoun County does hereby CLOSE,
ABANDON and V ACA TE that portion of street described on the attached Exhibit "A".
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that on the date this Order is
signed, title to the portion of road closed by this Order is vested in Gean and Rhonda
Tucker, the owners of the only property that abuts the portion of the closed street,
pursuant to Texas Transportation Code 9251.05 8(b).
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND DECREED that a copy of this Order is to be
filed in the Official Records of Calhoun County, Texas and a duly filed copy of the Order
shall serve as the official instrument of conveyance of the closed portion of the street,
Port O'Connor, Calhoun County, Texas from CALHOUN COUNTY to Gean and
Rhonda Tucker, owners the of only abutting property to the portion of the street being
abandoned, as set forth hereinabove, pursuant to Texas Transportation Code 9251.05S(b).
SIGNED THIS Sth day of August, 2013.
CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS
ATTESTED TO BY:
ANITA FRICKE
CALHOUN COUNTY CLERK
By: ~~~!~
, Deputy Clerk
481.94 SQUARE FEET
THE STATE OF'fEXAS}
i'HE COUNTY OF CALHOUN}
BEING a 481.94 square-foot tract of land situated adjacent to Lot 7, Block "C", Port O'Connor
Townsite, Calhoun County, Texas, according to the plat thereof recorded in Volume 2, Page 001,
Deed Records, Calhoun County, Texas, said 481.94 square-foot tract of land being more fully
described by metes and bounds as follows:
BEGINNING at a found 1/2" iron pipe at the intersection of the southeast line of Madison
Avenue (a 60-foot Right-of-Way) and northeast line of Fourth Street (a 60-foot Right.of.Way)
and being the west corner of said Lot 7 for the north corner of the herein described tract;
THENCE, South 27"17'00" East, with the existing northeast right.of-way line of said Fourth
Street, a distance of 140.00 feet to a set 5/8" steel rebar with yellow plastic cap stamped
"URBAN SURVEYING, INC." being the south corner of said Lot 7 for the east corner of the herein
described tract;
THENCE, South 62043'00" West, departing the existing northeast right-of-way line of said Fourth
Street, a distance of 3.44 feet to a set 5/8" steei rebar with yellow plastic cap stamped "URBAN
SURVEYING, INC." for the south corner of the herein described tract;
THENCE, North 27017'00" West, a distance of 140.00 feet to a set 5/8" steel rebar with yellow
plastic cap stamped "URBAN SURVEYING, INC." for the west corner of the herein described
tract;
THENCE, North 62"43'00" East, a distance of 3.44 feet to the POINT OF BEGINNING,
CONTAINING within these metes and bounds a 481.94 square-foot tract of land, more or less.
Bearings are based on bearings of record recorded in Volume 2, Page Olaf the Deed Records of
Calhoun County, Texas,
The foregoing legal description and accompanying survey plat were prepared from an actual
survey made on the ground under my supervision in December, 2012 and are true and correct
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
V::~.r?~~
d'C'}"""'"
~,.J/ ~ r~ '\J;;"h
,i;'~~:- 0,' r <'~
~>> ~'t~D.;r:,\s7l'I?~t;; \
;. (7j,pQ/l.<&' ~-:i'" c~,~.~d\ ''''-,
,-, $\- rJ!,;J \./ *.. '1-
l w~:'I;;\'fRib'I\'ii(;HI:r'~
\, ....."o>w.m..."."..\'"../"
ilL \r' 552:;1 >J." ._
" .,,, ~'{' 'i
V;'l,' ,,'~:51
<> S'JY~ .!?'"
,~" \ ;;t~"
"\<hi.;--":u>-
Urban Surveying, Inc.
By: Wm. Patrick Hohlt
Registered Professional Land Surveyor
Texas No. 5523
519184.01
EXHIBIT
.\1
J
ilA"
MORTGAGE LOAN INSPECTION
BEING A 481.94 SQUARE-FOOT TRACT OF LAND SITUATED ADJACENT TO
LOT 7, BLOCK 'C., PORT O'CONNOR TOWNSITE, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS,
ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN VOLUME 2, PAGE 001,
DEED RECORDS, CALHOUN COUNTY, TEXAS
LEGEND
,
SRS.. Set 5jlllnctl [I;umeler Sleel
ReborwilhYello"PloslicCop
MOlked 'URBAN SURV(YlNG, INC."
f!p '" Fo.<nd 1/2 Inch Iron PIpe
Nole:
The teferenced 101 Is subi"cL 10:
o 30
~
W
:::J~
z~
W~
~~
,
z'i:
02
(/J'"
Cia
<C~
::;:
60
I
1. Reoord 1.\le SeOfch Performed
and Provided by FldeHlyNolTonOl TI\Ie
Insuron"" Coml'ooy, Gr No. 620376.
GRAPHIC SCALE IN FEET
2. Eo.amenle, roods, Slreels, alleys,
"l~jty easemenls. building festrklillllS
"nO' oilier rulricllons per Volume 2,
Pog<1Ol,DeedR.cords.
VICINITY MAP
flOOD lNSl.lR~IlGE NOTE' ay 9,,,phlo. PlcWo9 only.
lh1s p'opo'11 I, In ZO~F ^,2IAlll
nllhoF",odln,",n""o/lQt'''np.Cp'''",unilyl'p",,'Ho.
48000102080 eUo<l"edolopf-----.l!!:!:!.!!..l.JWL
E.""I ~"Tq""l",o, cpn o"1i ~. dill.""lo,d b1 On [1.",1;00
C.,nll"olo. Bo,.dpnlll.ol><lvololprmpUoo.lhl,ptoporf1
-.Ia....... In 0 Sp.oipl fl<>o~ Ho.o,d "'eo
LOT 4
.
LOT 5
!
,
"
,
I
I
,
,
,
I
I
,
I
,
I
I
I
,
I
"
"
I
,
,
I
I
I
POINT OF BEGINNING
481.94 SQ, FT. STRIP
"
)
4c'
Setoice
Ptll..
19.0
"
.
LOT 6
LOT 9
LOT 8
',>
]2,2'
. Shed .
~
"
32.2' ~
Ll
"
"
.Corport
4c'
::I
"",
~!
~
"
::,
:~
: ;u
"
;1";
, ;~
4c'" 481.94 Sq. Feet L3 ~
\, ~ ~ __ _,_ _Dikh__ _ _ ___ ~ _ .--:=:::::
""~.
~ - - ~ :Eul,~,-{: :::: -:::::::-
SIGNED:
206 FOURTH STREET
(60' RIGHT-OF-WAY)
LINE
U
"
.(S
"
BEARING
527'17'00"E
S 52'4300" W
'N 27'17'00" W
N6T4]OO"E
DISTANCE
140.00'
],44'
140,00'
].4.f
TO THE LIENHOLDERS AND/OR THE OWNERS OF THE PREMISES SURVEYED AND TO THE
TITLE COMPANY:
THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS SURVEY WAS MADE ON THE GROUND
OF THE PROPERTY LEGALLY DESCRIBED HEREON ON 12/20/2012 ,AND IS CORRECT, AND
THAT THERE ARE NO DISCREPANCIES, CONFLICTS, SHORTAGES IN AREA, BOUNDARY LINE
CONFLICTS, ENCROACHMENTS, OVERLAPPING OF IMPROVEMENTS, EASEMENTS OR RIGHTS
OF WAY, EXCEPT AS SHOWN HEREON, AND THAT SAID PROPERTY HAS ACCESS TO AND
FROM A DEDICATED ROADWAY,
It
USI
URBAN SURVEYING INC.
VICTORIA, TEXAS l361) 5711.9a37
CUERO,TEXM (361)2n.9001
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS IZiO)267-6654
DRAWN BY:
JOB NO.:
MKW
819184.01
August 12 2013 9:28 flIl
This DuculIl!nt has been received by this Office fur
Recording into the Official Public Recurds. We do
hereby suear that we du not discriminate due to
Race, Creed, Colur, Sex ur Hatiunal Origin.
Filed for Recurd in:
Calhoun Cuunty
Hunorable Anita Fricke
County Clerk
'R"
1z / .
,f'\ II (I. .' .",
!~ ' 71!Jftt~tr:4;;j;1fl!
epu y ,~/
Instr.: 135562
Stamps: 6 Pagels)
FUEL BIDS:
After reviewing said bids for fuel to be delivered for the period of August 16, 2013 and ending
September 15, 2013 a Motion was made by Commissioner Lyssy and seconded by Commissioner
Galvan to award Diebel Oil Co., Inc. as the low bidder on diesel fuel and regular unleaded.
Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
CINDY MUELLER
COUNTY AUDITOR, CALHOUN COUNTY
COUNTY COURTHOUSE ANNEX - 202 S ANN ST, STE B
PORT LA V ACA, TEXAS 77979
(361) 553.4610
MEMORANDUM
TO: JUDGB PFEIFER & SUSAN RILEY
COUNTY JUDGE'S OFFICE
FROM: AUDITORS OFFICE - PEGGY HALL
DATE: August 1.2013
RE: AGENDA ITEM - August 8. 2013
AGENDA ITEM
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 2013
II>- Consider and take necessary action to award bid for Fuel to be Delivered for 1he period
beginning August 16,2013 and ending September 15,2013. (CM)
Fuel-Bulk Delivered
Diesel Fuel- Diebel Oil Company Ine was the Only Bid
Regular Unleaded - Diebel Oil Company Ine was the Only Bid
;
I
I
i
.....
Ii
=
==
-=
=
II
I ~ I
I", '"
II I
'lZ e 11 e
li~ ,,~
J't Ji
i1l~ 'u
tn'll tn'll
l!I c l!l c
:::!.!I! 3,!(l
dt (j~
I ~8 ~~
~ <ll ~ <ll
8::Ii 8::Ii
;j ~j
~
~ ~
g w
~ -" z
I ~ i ~
w Q fil
~
I ~
~ ::J
~ crl
~ "
c
w
c::
~
::::i
w
C
~
=>
a:l
~
~ irl J
~ J
~ I ~
~ !:tl
I ~ ~
15; 5i
I", '"
I ~ ~
1;; 1;;
~
os
~
..
l
." E ." E
Ii.g Ii.g
j1l.lll.
'ia I 'ii I
ffl8 ffll
Q Q
::),~ 3.112
~f ~f
I ~o ~o
Ii!" Ii!!l!
...:li ...=
ijJ iiJ
ffi
~
::l U
~ ~
0:: g
~ -"
8 15
I ~ I
1 1
~ ~
Ii ~
!I~ ~
'"
~
a
1!l
g>
<<
f
~
~ II
a .1
II
a
BIllU COUNTY, TEXU BllHEf. lllIkMKJIUIBaL____,_
INVIT A liON TO BID
IIDDEI DEBEl au.. C8 1M:
lAM lED.
PI BOX 7t
PIlITLAVACA
8BJ ITEM 1....1 IIUftftED
-
I
TX 17818
( PBIIlIlIIIIM: AUGUSr1e, 2013
JSlIb1V: S!;PTiiMllER 16, 2013
YOU AR~ INYl"r.o TO SUBMIT A 110 ON THE AIlOY~ 'T~M TO' MlCIfIl/&./ I'I'IIII'IIR, l1Al.HOllN COlJNrv JUfllIlI, 11f $ ANN ,r,
~1l0 ,0.00/1, 1I0c)M 101, "CAr UVIlIOIl IX' 11f7'
S'CS SHClUW BE SUBMITTeD IN ^ 8~LID ~NY.LO"! I'l.I\lNI. Y MARKED: $JA~ID .fO- _iitAlt qFP.J!.'lFJ.O ~'" =;t
IIIIDIl AilE I)UUT'l'HI1 JUDlll'l OPFICI! ON Oil lle~O"11 1dioD AM THUR$OA Y, AIlItIl$T1, 2i;13
aiDS WII.L Be AWARDED AnH!! OOMMISSIONeM' eoulty MeSTlNG ON.I'HUIISOA'I, AUGUln JD1S
THe Ol.OOK IN THS OOUNTY JUOOe'& or:~lC! IS THE OP~I()IAl O~OOK'THA'1' WtLI. as U$ED IN I)ITIIIMINING TIll! TIME TIlAT A 1110 IS
R!CEIV!O ANP TH! TIME THA'I'llloa WILL BE OPENED, IIOB RIliD!IVllD AFTeR THII OpeNING TIME WILL Ii! IIIfTURNIIO UNO~EN&D"O
IlaDeR, '1'HIli OOMMlSSION!RS' COURT RII8I1RVIi& THIi RIClHTTO WAIVETiiOHNIOALltl!8, ItI.JEer ANY OM ALl. 8103, '1'0 AOOeP'1"rHIl18ID
~BeM!O MOt'/' AOVANTAQaOU8 TO CAl.lo!OUN OOUNTY ANe '1'0 81i 'l'Hl! 80L.II JUOGE IN Dll'l'iRMINING WHIOH IICla Wfl,~ III MOlT
AOVANTAO!iOU~ '1'0 rHe OOUNTY. THE OOUNTY OF OAI.HOUN~ TEXAS IS AN ItQUA~ EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY F.MPLOVlaR. THE COUN'I'V
POES NOT OIIiCRIMINATE OWltl. BAIiIS OF MOil, COLOR, NA ilONA\, OItIOI\ll, em)(, I'lBLIGloN. AI)! OFl HANOlOAl'PIiD IiTA'l'tJ$ IN
IIMPI.OYMBt>IT OR THB PROVISION OF SERVla.e.
I1/D 'WlMI "U.~'.""'K DIIUVIIUID
D9illlrMBt/Y> V"li/Oilll
Du"ntlr., I'D'" ClOUtnY' IIUIII. TANKlI
DqJ'~rJ(!H YARrOW
.~-~--~--~--~--------~--------~-----~----------
~ gIJD8Jl\li FUBL .
~~DELIVEf\V m~,t be mlldt within Z4 hour, tfWr receiving ord<il' from tlfe County o.plrtrnllnt In lh, quantity
~l'llMld. If v.ndllr cannel ~1l1\><lT within 24 houre or I'lIfUt" to dollver, tho Oounl)t Department will ordor from tha "oxl
lowett bidder.
">PRICl! Par aaliQn MUS"'INOl.UO~ 1111 ftaa end ohar~.lilllludlng all TlOOlolF... lha O~unlY r. nO! txamp! from (for
txlmple: $0.20 SlIle B!xeit. TIX, Sfllll CollWlryJl:nvlronmtntlf Flltl, Fld",.] 011 Spill fllCl<lVary Fa.. Ind Faderal
LUST Tall)
....FAlli FROM WI\1liR ANllIlUIlJ'>I:NOIIO MATTIlI'l :'
JIJ:JJI 3.S .l.Jtj/t l'alQI
~-~~----~~~--~~____~____~.~t~_~_~~~~_~~_~~~~~~~~
s.IICJ/'WA""~1oJ!l1 aBGULAR UNLIlAnllD GASOLINE
>'Dl!LIVI!RV muel be made within 24 houre aner receiving oi-d.rfrom thl Counly Otpartment In lho qUMtlty
ordol1ld. lfvtndor olnnOl dlliV8r wllhln 24 houre or reft,....to dauwt. the Opumv Ceo,rtmtnt Will otlllr fi'llm the "IJ<!
10000Dl bld~r. "
>>PIIIOe Plr Olllon MU/iST INO~UDI! ell fU' Md onarUls In~ludlng all Tiox_lFens the County Ie ngt oxempl frtlm (for
t)(8ffipllt '0,20 11l4ll0 ExQi" rlX, Stale C.UvelYlllnvlrgnm.nt.1 F..., Fodel..l all Spill Fleoovery F.., tnd F.~rll
LOlli' 'tax)
....FilS!; FROM WATIiOR AND SUSPENDitl MATTER ANO A MINIMUM OCTANe OF ST. (AVEMGl: METHOD)
=N 3..~~"e~~~'.".~:}
=~~;f.fl;:;:-=:- ~5~'m.~
MaE lilT aM' EXlIIiP1IOIIIlD III AlOVE MI"III1t;
Ml>Illill' July ~e. 11013
8UI.Tl IIIlIll!lOOM
TAKE ACTION ON BID FROM HURT'S WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT, LTD IN THE
AMOUNT OF $79,500.00 TO FURNISH AND INSTALL A WASTEWATER TREATMENT
SYSTEM FOR THE INDIANOLA/MAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERVATION: PROJECT
#5107-483-01: MAGNOLIA BEACH RESTROOM PROJECT, TO BE COMPLETED IN 45
DAYS:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to award
Hurt's Wastewater Management, LTD of Ganado, Texas in the amount of $79,500.00 to furnish
and install a Wastewater Treatment 5ystem for the Indlanola/Magnolia Wetland PreselVation
Project #5107-483-01. The project involves the construction of the septic system for the new
restroom/shower facility at Magnolia Beach, with 45 days to complete the work. Commissioners
Galvan, Lyssy, Fritsch, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
~t~fRttCQrp
August 1, 2013
Michael Pfeifer, County Judge
Calhoun County Courthouse
211 South Ann St
Third Floor, Suite 301
Port Lavaca, 77979
Re: Indianola/Magnolia Wetland Preservation
Dear Judge Pfeifer:
On July 31, 2013. bids were opened for the Indianola/ Magnolia Wetland Preservation Project. The
project involves the construction of the septic system for the new restroom/shower facility at Magnolia
Beach. Although three contractors expressed a desire to bid the project, only one actually submitted a
bid. We have reviewed the bid received and offer the following comments:
1. One bid was received from HUli's Wastewater Management, Ltd for $79,500.00. The engineer's
estimate was $70,000.
2. The time to complete the project as bid HUli's Wastewater Management is 45 days.
3. All bid prices appeared to be in order.
The bid amount from HUli's Wastewater Management is approximately 13.57% above the engineer's
estimate. I recommend awarding this project to HUli's Wastewater Management of Ganado, Texas, in
the amount of $79,500.00 with 45 days to complete the work. Please let me know if you have any
questions or need me to provide any other information.
Sincerely, ~
/%/:
Ben L. Galvan, PE, RPLS
Project Manager
1501 E. Mockingbird. Suite 406, Victoria, TX 77904. Office 361.570.7500 Fax 361.570.7501
Name of Bidder:
CALHOUN COUNTY
BID FORM
d,1Z1' ; W'fts7CfuAme ~6f7J1FPr" U:IJ
F
Re: INDIANOLAlMAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERV ATION:PROJECT No. 5107-483-01:
Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System due on Wednesday, July 31,
2013 at 2:00 p.m.
AWARDING THE BID (cont'd):
2. Calhoun County will award by package total, by line item, or total cost of the bid which
ever deems is in the best interest of Calhoun County.
VENDOR'S PRICING FORM
BASE BID PRICE
Bid Description
Price
1. Furnish and install wastewater treatment system
as per plans, Complete in Place
Ouantitv
1
Unit
L8 $'7'1/300.00
2. Time required to complete project
(Once awarded the bid) (Specify Calendar Days)
45
Calendal' Days
Page 9
H.B.RT.S
WAS'l'EWATER
MANACEMENT
1-800-841-3447
P.O. Box 662
Ganado,TX 77962
361-771-3451
361-771-3452 fax
July 30, 2013
Honorable Michael J Pfeifer. County Judge
Calhoun County Courthouse
211 S Ann St.
Third Floor, 8te. 301
Port Lavaca, TX 77979
Re: Indianola/Magnolia Wetland Preservation Project No. 5107-483-0 I
Judge Pfeifer,
I hope this letter finds you well. In regards to the above referenced project. please find
enclosed an original and three copies of the Calhoun County Bid Form. Hurt's
Wastewater MllIUlgement, LTD is pleased to be able to bid on this project.
We agree to comply with all conditions and specifications in the bid packet. Due to the
nature of the soil composition and the presence of ground water, the bid price has \:leen
acljusted accordingly.
Thank you for your time and attention to reviewing this bid. We look forward to working
with you in the future.
Best regards,
t /Jwi;t
olm Hurt
(361) 771-3451
Jhurt@ykc.com
Name of Bidder:
CALHOUN COUNTY
BID FORM
Jlu. {(7:;' N,4sm;JI+TF11- ;fkNN::l::-}//~NI'
, f
LTj)
Re: INDIANOLAlMAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERVATION: PROJECT No. 5107-483-01:
Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System due on Wednesday, July 31,
2013 at 2:00 p.m.
PROPOSAL AND CONDITIONS
Calhoun County will be requesting the following conditions from each vendor responding to
the bid of Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System.
OBLIGATIONS BY THE COMPANY:
I. Your bid should be accompanied by a transmittal letter signed by an officer of your
company indicating compliance to the conditions and specifications. This officer must
have the power and authority to obligate the company for all proposals and conditions
stated.
2. The contractor is advised to visit the project site and to confirm the scope of work
with Calhoun County prior to submitting his bid. The requirements herein are
minimum and the contractor is advised to visit the project site for additional
information pertaining to this project. Strict compliance with these minimum
requirements will not relieve the Contractor of the responsibility for adopting
whatever additional provisions may be necessary to insure the successful completion
of the work.
3. It is understood and agreed that the date of completion after receipt of a purchase order
will not vary from the bid. In its acceptance of any bid, Calhoun County is relying on
the promised installation as material and basic to its acceptance, unless otherwise
indicated.
4. In quoting, give complete information in spaces provided; otherwise your quotation offer
may not be given consideration. All bid offers must be signed to be considered.
Page 6
Name of Bidder: JlAer;
CALHOUN COUNTY
BID FORM
WIt.sTP'W/tTl?1'2 AAJ4(7F ,/I"/F,v T , L,.JJ
. .
Re: INDIANOLAlMAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERVATION: PROJECT No. 5107-483-01:
Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System due on Wednesday, July 31,
2013 at 2:00 p.m.
OBLIGATION OF CALHOUN COUNTY
1. Calhoun County reserves the right to separate and accept, or eliminate any item( s) listed
under this proposal that it deems necessary to accommodate budgetary and/or operational
requirements.
2. Calhoun County also reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted, to waive any
formalities of irregularities and to make whatever award is in the best interest of Calhoun
County.
3. In determining to whom a contract may be awarded, Calhoun County may consider:
A.) The purchase price;
B.) The reputation of the vendor and of the vendor's goods or services;
C.) The quality of the vendor's goods or services;
D.) The extent to which the goods or services meet the County's needs;
E.) The vendor's past relationship with the County;
F.) The impact on the ability of the County to comply with laws and rules
relating to historically under-utilized businesses;
G.) The total long-term cost to the County to acquire the vendor's goods or
services; and
H_) Any other relevant factor that a private business entity would consider in
selecting a vendor.
DELIVERY OF THE BID:
1. Facsimile transmittal will not be accepted under any circumstances. Bid proposals must
be mailed, hand delivered, or delivered by courier or person employed by the vendor
before the stated date and time.
2. All bids received by Calhoun County, after the stated date and time will not be opened,
read, or recorded, and will be returned unopened.
WARRANTIES:
1. Detailed explanation of all warranties must be provided with the bid. A 2-year warrauty
will be required.
Page 7
Name of Bidder:
CALHOUN COUNTY
BID FORM
;/ClZr,5'" ~~/f7t"le. AN<<;6r-lOV'l1 t7tJ
,
Re: INDIANOLAlMAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERVATION: PROJECT No. 5107-483-01:
Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System due on Wednesday, July 31,
2013 at 2:00 p.m.
TAX EXEMPTIONS:
1. Calhoun County is exempt from State Tax and Local Tax. Do not include tax in your
bid. If it is determined that tax was included in the bid, it will not be included in the
tabulation or in any awards. Tax exemption certificates will be furnished upon request.
PRICE QUOTATIONS:
1. Bid unit price on quantity specified, extend, and show total. The unit price shall always
govern.
PRICING GUARANTIES:
1. Calhoun County is requesting the bid remain in effect for a period of sixty (60) days.
GENERAL CONDITIONS:
1. You are notified that although Calhoun County is required to submit purchases of all
contracts of $50,000.00 to comp~titive bidding, it is not required to accept the lowest bid_
In such purchasing, the lowest bid may be rejected if Calhoun County, in the exercise of
its best judgment, feels that the bid of one other than the low bidder will best serve the
interest of Calhoun County.
2. Calhoun County reserves the right to accept or reject any or all quotations and/or bids
by item or in its entirety and to waive all formalities. This inquiry implies no obligation
on the parts of the buyer, nor does the buyer's silence imply any acceptance or rejection
of any quotation offer.
PURCHASE ORDER:
1. Calhoun County shall not be responsible for any goods delivered or services performed
without its purchase order, signed by an authorized representative.
AWARDING THE BID:
1. The successful Agent-bidder will be selected on the following criteria: The prices offered
for the items listed, the length of time the contract is guaranteed, and the quality of the
services offered.
Page 8
Name of Bidder:
CALHOUN COUNTY
BID FORM
#Ul2r; ?-hS7C'l.;/17l?if? ~601(-';.Jr I O:/J
I
Re: INDIANOLAlMAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERV ATION:PROJECTNo- 5107-483-01:
Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System due on Wednesday, July 31,
2013 at 2:00 p.m.
AWARDING THE BID (cont'd):
2. Calhoun County will award by package total, by line item, or total cost of the bid which
ever deems is in the best interest of Calhoun County.
VENDOR'S PRICING FORM
BASE BID PRICE
Bid Descriution
E!lli
1. Furnish and install wastewater treatment system
as per plans, Complete in Place
Quantitv
1
Unit
LS $'7q,:sOO.oo
2. Time required to complete project
(Once awarded the bid) (Specify Calendar Days)
J.t5
Calendar Days
Page 9
VENDOR STATEMENT
INDIANOLAfMAGNOLIA WETLAND PRESERVATION: PROJECT No. 5107-483-01:
Magnolia Beach Restroom Wastewater Treatment System
DUE BY 2:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 2013
MUST BE SIGNED AND RETURNED WITH BID
Calhoun County
202 S. Ann Street
Port Lavaca, TX 77979
Having carefully examined the plans and conditions, and agreeing to conform to conditions set
out in the contract, we, the undersigned, propose to furnish all material per our bid and guarantee
to perform the work as specified in the attached plans:
The undersigned affirms that they are duly authorized to execute this contract, that this company,
corporation, firm, partnership or individual has not prepared this bid in collusion with any other
bidder, and that the contents of this bid as to prices, terms or conditions of said bid have not been
communicated by the undersigned or by any employee or agent to any other person engaged in
this type of business prior to the official opening of this bid
1. All deviations must be noted in detailed.
2. All bidders must complete this page, sign, and returned with bid or the bid may be
considered Non-Responsive.
3. Our bid is submitted according to (check appropriately)
By:
No """"'1t:
uthorized Siguature)
Yes deviation:
Date: 7!3.D/ZO(S
Name:
\-\ Lt~'--
(Please Type or Print Clearly)
Title: b€NEflAL JJ1/hflGErL
Com_~Us",~A...,,_~~, Lti>
Witness:~ Date: "1/?o/t.3
~b
Person to Contact: ~ {<..I/<."\'
Telephone, FAX, and e-mail: 3~ - '1/- 3'161
Page 10
EDUCATIONAL AFFILIATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN CALHOUN COUNTY EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES AND VICTORIA COLLEGE FOR SERVICES RELATED TO
COMPLIANCE WITH THE HEALTH INFORMATION PORTABILITY AND
ACCOUNTABILITY ACT AND AUTHORIZE HENRY BARBER TO SIGN:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to approve
the Educational Affiliation Agreement between Calhoun County Emergency Medical Services and
the Victoria College for services related to compliance with the Health Information Portability and
Accountability Act (HIPAA) and authorize Henry Barber to sign. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy,
Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
Education Affiliation Agreement Annual Review
Representatives of The Victoria College and Calhoun County Emergency Medical Services
have reviewed the current Education Affiliation Agreement between the two facilities. We have
found the current Education Affiliation Agreement to be adequate and acceptable to continue our
relationship in providing educational opportunities for students at Calhonn County Emergency
Medical Services.
The College provides a program orientation for all Allied Health students that includes general
information related to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).
Calhoun County Emergency Medical Services will be responsible for providing any needed
training on specific policies and procedures at Calhoun County Emergency Medical Services
regarding HIP AA Privacy Standards. Students will sign a patient confidentiality agreement prior
to clinical experiences in your facility. The College will retain this agreement in the student's
file.
This Education Affiliation Agreement Annual Review document, signed by representatives of
both parties, shall be attached to the current Education Affiliation Agreement as confirmation of
yearly review of our joint educational endeavor.
Victoria College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin,
gender, pregnancy, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, veteran's status
or limited English proficiency. It is our policy to comply, fully, with the nondiscrimination
provision of all state and federal rules and regulations.
The Victoria College
2200 E. Red River
Victoria, Texas 77901
Calhoun County Emergency Medical Services
705 CR 101
;&z-- &a~
Signature1
""IIi:
Signatur
Betsy Crane
Printed Name
Henry J. Barber
Printed Name
Director of EMS
Dean
Career. Health and Technical Professions
Title
7/JS' /13
Title
August 8, 2013
Date Signed
Date Signed
RENEWAL OF THE GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN WITH THE TEXAS ASSOCIATION
OF COUNTIES HEALTH EMPLOYEE BENEFITS POOL FOR THE PLAN YEAR OF 2013-
2014 AND AUTHORIZE COUNTY JUDGE TO SIGN. NEW PREMIUM RATES WILL BEGIN
ON OCTOBER 1, 2013:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Lyssy and seconded by Commissioner Galvan to approve
the renewal of the group health insurance plan with the Texas Association of Counties Health
Employee Benefits Pool for the Plan Year of 2013-2014 and authorize Judge Pfeifer to sign. The
new premiums rates will be begin on October 1, 2013. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and
Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
TEXAS ASSOCIATION Of COUNTIES
HEALTH ANll EMPLOVEE BENEtTI'S POOL
2013 -2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
Group: 32810 - Calhoun County
Anniversary Date: 10/01/2013
HIRED ON OR AFTER 10/01/2003
Return to TAC by: 08/06/2013
Please initial and complete each section confirming your group's benefits and fill out the contribution schedule according to your
group's funding levels. Fax to 1-512-481-6481 or emall to kellyk@county.org.
For any plan or funding changes other than those listed below. please contact Kelly Kolodzey at 1-800-456-5974.
MEDICAL
Medical: Plan 1100 $25 Co pay, $750 Oed, 80%, $3000 OOP Max RX Plan: Option 4B $10/25/40, $100 Oed
Your % rate increase is: 6.20% Your payroll deductions for medical benefits are: Pre Tax
New Rates New Amount New Amount New Amount
Current Effective Employer Employee Retiree Pays
Tier Rates 10/1/2013 Pays Pays (if applicable)
Employee Only $596.82 $633.82 $ 520.00 $ 113.82 $
Employee + Child $830.28 $881.76 $ 559.46 $ 322.30 $
Employee + Chlld(ren) $1,132.46 $1,202.66 $ 610.52 $ 592.14 $
Employee + Spouse $1.324.88 $1,407.02 $ 643.03 $ 763.99 $
Employee + Family $1.777.16 $1,887.34 $ 719.46 $ 1,167.88 $
--J1:fZ- Initial to acCept Medical Plan and New Rates.
DENTAL
Dental: Plan 11100% Prevent., $50 Oed, 80% Basic, 50% Major
Your % rate increase is: 9.50% Your payroll deductions for dental benefits are: Pre Tax
New Rates New Amount New Amount New Amount
Current Effective Employer Employee Retiree Pays
Tier Rates 10/1/2013 Pays Pays (if applicable)
Employee Only $21.74 $23.80 $ 20.44 $ 3.36 $
Employee + Chlld(ren) $43.52 $47.64 $ 19.90 $ 27.74 $
Employee + Spouse $47.86 $52.40 $ 19.78 $ 32.62 $
~e + Family $69.60 $76.20 $ 19.23 $ 56.97 $
Initial to accept Dental Plan and New Rates.
32810 ~ Calhoun County, 2013.2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
TEXAS ASSOCIATION Of COUNTIES
HEALTH ANI> EMPLOYEE BENEFITS POOL
2013 - 2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
Group: 32810 - Calhoun County
Anniversary Date: 10/01/2013
HIRED BEFORE 10/01/2003
Return to TAC by: 08/06/2013
Please Initial and complete each section confirming your group's benefits and fill out the contribution schedule according to your
group's funding ievels. Fax to 1-512-481-8481 or email to kellyk@county.org.
For any plan or funding changes other than those listed below, please contact Kelly Kolodzey at 1.800-456-5974.
MEDICAL
Medical: Plan 1100 $25 Copay, $750 Oed, 80%, $3000 OOP Max RX Plan: Option 4B $10/25/40, $100 Oed
Your % rate increase Is: 6.20% Your payroll deductions for medical benefits are: Pre Tax
New Rates New Amount New Amount New Amount
Current Effective Employer Employee Retiree Pays
Tier Rates 10/1/2013 Pays Pays (If applicable)
Employee Only $596.82 $633.82 $ 520.00 $ 113.82 $
Employee + Child $830.28 $881.76 $ 644,81 $ 236.95 $
Employee + Chlld(ren) $1.132.46 $1.202.66 $ 924.48 $ 278.18 $
Employee + Spouse $1,324.88 $1,407.02 $1,102.55 $ 304.47 $
Employee + Family $1.777.16 $1.887.34 $1,521.13 $ 366.21 $
~ Initial to acCept Medical Plan and New Rates.
DENTAL
Dental: Plan 11100% Prevent., $50 Oed, 80% Basic, 50% Major
Your % rate increase is: 9.50% Your payroll deductions for dental benefits are: Pre Tax
New Rates New Amount New Amount New Amount
Current Effective Employer Employee Retiree Pays
Tier Rates 10/1/2013 Pays Pays (if applicable)
Employee Only $21.74 $23.80 $ 20.44 $ 3.36 $
Employee + Chlld(ren) $43.52 $47.64 $ 19.90 $ 27.74 $
Employee + Spouse $47.86 $52.40 $ 19.78 $ 32.62 $
2e + Family $69.60 $76.20 $ 19.23 $ 56.97 $
Initial to accept Dental Plan and New Rates.
32810 . Calhoun County. 2013-2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
LIFE - BASIC
Basic Life Products:
(Rates are per thousand)
Coverage Volume per Employee:
$10,000
Current
Rates
New Rates
Effective
10/1/2013
$0.280
$0.035
Amount
Employer
Pays
Amount
Employee/
Retiree Pays
(if applicable)
Basic Term Life $0.280
B~.:i.'1\AD&D $0.035
--W-- Initial to accept New Basic Life Rates.
100%
100%
0%
0%
WAITING PERIOD
Waiting period applies to all benefits.
*~Hf CHANGE
Employees
-fJf- 60 days -JI'layl<fmltoMtilQ!!I~x
Initial to confirm. - 1st of the month following
date of hire but first of
month
Elected Officials
60 days -lQa)KtiolIQI\1/~limll~x
- 1st of tne month following
date of hire but first
of the month
32810 - Calhoun County, 2013-2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
COBRA ADMINISTRATION
Please indicate how your group manages COBRA administration:
I' County/Group processes COBRA on OASYS
* County/Group is responsible for fulfilling COBRA notification process and requirements.
I:J BCBS COBRA Department processes COBRA
*BCaS COBRA Department administers via COBRA contract with the County/Group
-M- Initial to confirm COBRA Administration.
PLAN INFORMATION
Please confirm your broker / consultant's name, if applicable: John Debler/GSM Insurance
K-Initial to confirm.
. Retirees pay the same premium as active employees regardless of age for medical and dental.
. Rates based upon current benefils and enrollment. A substantial change in enrollment (10% over 30 days or 30% over 90
days) may result in a change in rates.
. Form must be received by 08/06/2013 in order to avoid additional administrative fees.
. Signature on the following page is required to confirm and accept your group's renewal.
32810 M Calhoun County, 2013-2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
TAC HEBP Member Contact Designation
Calhoun County
CONTRACTING AUTHORITY
As specified in the Interlocal Participation Agreemenl, each Member Group hereby designates and appoints, as indicated in the
space provided below. a Contracting Authority of department head rank or above and agrees that TAC HEBP shall NOT be
required 10 contact or provide notices to ANY OTHER person. Further. any notice to. or agreement by. a Member Group's
Contracting Authority, with respect to service or claims hereunder, shall be binding on the Member. Each Member Group reserves
the right to change its Contracting Authority from time to time by giving written notice to TAC HEBP.
Please list changes and/or corrections below.
Address
NamelTitle Honorable Rhonda S. Kokena, CIOlTreasurer
Phone
Fax
202 South Ann Street, Suite A
Port lavaca, TX 77979-4210
361.553-"16%6
361.553-4614
3/P1-'5534IQ
Email rhonda.kokena@calhouncotx.org
BilLING CONTACT
Responsible for receiving ail invoices relating to HEBP products and services.
Please list changes and/or corrections below.
Address
NamelTitle Honorable Rhonda S. Kokena, CIOlTreasurer
Phone
Fax
202 South Ann Street, Suite A
Port lavaca, TX 77979
361-553-46%fl'
361-553-4614
3lP{-553-4JoIq
Email rhonda.kokena@caihouncotx.org
HIPAA Secured Fax
PRIMARY CONTACT
HEBP's main contact for daily matters pertaining to the health benefits.
Please list changes and/or corrections below.
Address
Name/Title Honorable Rhonda S. Kokena, CIOlTreasurer
Phone
Fax
202 South Ann Street, Suite A
Port Lavaca, TX 77979
361-553~
361-553-4614
~ -553-4<OIQ
Email rhonda.kokena@calhouncotx.org
~ ffvvvlvjJ ~Dl_ L
Signature of County Judge Co~traa:;; luthority
~~'{- I'~
Date:
-----1'fu-0v,,'1 1" l ~ ~ ~y/
Please PRINT Name and Title
The Texas Associafion of Counlies wouid like to thank you for your membership in the oniy ali county-owned and
county directed Heaith and Emp/oyee Benefits Pooi in Texas.
32810 - Calhoun County, 2013.2014 Renewal Notice and Benefit Confirmation
CHANGE ORDER NO.1 FOR THE SEADRIFT BAYFRONT PIER, CALHOUN COUNTY,
TEXAS NO. 5107-486-01 FOR A DECREASE OF $1,910,00 AND AUTHORIZE
COMMISSIONER FINSTER TO SIGN:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Finster and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to approve
Change Order No.1 for the Seadrift Bayfront Pier, Calhoun County, Texas No. 5107-486-01 for a
decrease of $1,910.00 and authorize Commissioner Finster to sign. Commissioners Galvan,
Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
(.-II/\I\!Cl:. i >lnH J<
i\J(J
I )/\ II. ill. 1:;SlJ/INCL .Julyl D, :'01:\
InU:IIVI: IJill1" .luIIO 1'1. ;OU
t;nl!loltn (;ounty
~~hidey (I{ ~)OIlE, COll~~tl'tlclion Co., lI)c,
Urban I:noinoorinn
SnHdrifl Uayrront Pier, C;:lllloUll County, rnxw;, No. 1)'101--tIH{).O'!
COllstrueUnn an approximately :~oo font Urnhnr Hnhinn pinr, indudinu II cuncfOtrJ pnrl<inu ~.iIKH;n:,
;-md :J!iO Iinoar 1"001 of COllcfotn uldownll{s, lo(;utod (llonn UlO SUIl I\ntonio !Jay ~illorofil)() In
~)nadrift. Calhoun County, l'oxnn
OWN;:Il'S CONTIl^CT NO. (illlfAHGO'1
OWNI:Il:
(;ONIIV\(;IOR
I NOINLI:I{:
CONTIUIC I
PIW.II:CI:
I'NOINI:F!l'S PllO.J1CI NO. I:IHOH/O'I
You nro (jlroclml to nmkH UlO followinH Chi'IIlHfHi Jollie Contrad l)ocumonln:
j)()i;criplion: ^dditional Wnrk ($2'1./10.00 S()() IIIl;lGlwd lollor datod JUIlO 21. 20n frorn Sitirlny ," Snns
Com,truclinn Co.. Inc.); deduct Ilid IlOln No. :'.1 ($2!l.GHO.OO .' IJp[)rmlo I:ishillq Llqitt:; 10 LUJ).
I{mwon for Chan\)n Order: Additional Worl( ,. (I) Lxlra holl;; Vlnro addncl to 11m "plieo bloc!( to stren!)lhon Iho
connoction bctwoon tho outsido strinuor and tho pllinn; (?) noardt~ undo,. the handicap overhann was addod to
provont curlin!) of tho ondn of tho ovorhano which is 0110 fool pm;1 Iho ntrinoill'; (:1 P. 'I) I'ilinr), rock alld liltor cloth
aro 10 stabilizo tho oxistinn blllldmnd and provonl tho ooH Imhind tho blllt<lwnd from o!'Odin\). If Ihis ormlion
t:onUnuos it will danHJOO tho improvomrmts mado in thiB ama. Bid !10m NO.2" in deducted bOGnuso of HID hinh
cost of tlwno Ilnhts, If they worn to hfl d::.llllaf]oc! or doslroyml durillU SOlllO tropical storm ovont, it would bu
oxpnnnivo for tho County to replneo tllesn fixlurH8, as limy aro npprnxilllnt{~ly four tinloB tho COB! of tho molal halito
fixllll"us.
^Hachmonl: LoHm datmJ .Juno ;.?/t, ?O'I~~ from Shirley i-?~ SOilS COlmtruction Co" InG.
CH^NGE: IN CONlH^CT PIlICi::
Ctl^NGL: IN CONlll^GT TIMES:
$:1ol3.83?OO
Ofi~Jin(ll Contract Timos:
Substantial ComploUon: nJ.tZ~~JJU 3 JJHLgttY.21
Hoady for final paymon!: Q[)-OBcgDl;iWt1_~Ji!Y;;)
(days or dnto,,)
Ori!)innl Conlra"t Price:
s 0.00
Net chnnno from previOlm Chall~jn Orders No.
No.
Sllbnlnnlinl Complntion:
IlDady for final pnymont:
to
Not lncreano (Docronno) from provim\H. Chi:UlnD
Ordo," No. to No.
S:14:l,fm.OI)
,
I
I Cnnlmct 'rin'IHs prior to Ihi~) Channa Ordor:
St(bst""tial Corrrplolioll: Qnc2.t!:2Dl~.LlliL(l;l\,~)
I,oady for final paymon!: Q()~OB~?'Ql~_(19A.\Li!Y;;1
(days oJ'datos)
! Conlmd Prien prlOl" to thi}j ChallOo ()rdnr:
i
H t.())O.OI))
Net rnCrO<lBC (doCrHi.1Bo) this Channa Onlm:
Sub,;lantial Complotion: Nit\',
!'~ondy for fil)nl paymont: J:1/A_
(days)
Not illGrnaSn (docronso) of this Clwnge Ordor:
S:I'II.nn.OO
Conlrntt TlnHHi wHh all npprovod Chango 01'<101'8:
Suilslmrllrrl Corllpfotioll: DBcg!ic2,f2:t;)1J)Q_~I,!y,,1
lloHdy for Iinnl pay"",nl: Q()cQoc2DJ;J.JJ01 <Lay,;)
(days or datos)
Contracl Prico with all npprovnd ChtHl!JO Ordom:
I~L(;OMML:NJ)EJ):
." ,. /
<>:-~;'~~~, 7<" /
Il y(:/ (;,gy:~>P1//
l:-M~INEEI{ (~\JthOf~lOd mUllfllurn)
I)nto: ~?://?:,!l~~:5,
AI)IJI~J,'U): !
Ily:j;~ 4/- ~
OWNI~I{ (^llllloril.Od SionnllJfl.l)
. Unit): . f -
\',1ell(: 1~)li),{l'll{l!i'H l'IH'IHlj
1){(,p;"~ld tq IlI'J Cn\! ,:;)!!fS .};)'nl t:lin'fMl11G((,,',!';nl~ tC/I-",',"il0H nil'! "lIir"(~i'!1 b', 11-'>) ,\~.~I";'i1!,';lI.;"."'I"II';('il"'!'l<:IS d ,\'-,":,1,(<1 '",;j !IIi) 1;\'II"!",';I,,,.,\ :;Ff-,;l'{;l' ;,,~ 1',\(,:"',,
j'llj0:lfOl 1;l>;1!:;p0I11>1!
I:','!j,.l
O()()~O '. I
1'-).0. LJox 420 > ()leveland, 'fi'lxas T7~32[H)42!J
I !),/o!) r:M 10/ West' Clovoland, Texas T7:3~((
IIOLJSTON I.INI: (In) "~~:)/mll . F'IION13: (~,BI) 5D?D:'b,1 . F/\X: (?B I) !iD?D!i4:l
.Iunc 2'1. 2011
Bay I,'ronl Picl', SeadriJ't TeXllS
Urban Engineers
Alln: Mall (lIaze
('hangc ()rdcl' III
I. nolls in splice blocks
.J" Ilomds undel' llandicap meaS
.1, Furnish and Drive 26 20' piles
4. Dig out behind concl'cte wullllnd inslallliltcl' cloth
And bull Rock.
$6S0.00
$420.00
$1 R,300.00
$R,400.00
'j. Total Change Ordcr Amounl
$27.770.00
Any questions pleasc call.
II . "1"! /1
!//< J:( If (I..,
If li!IL{, ,d;\/7
I.. Ronald R. Shirley/'
ALLOW VENDOR DISPLAYS ON KINGFISHER PARK/BEACH FOR THE END OF THE
ROAD BEACH BASH ON AUGUST 31, 2013:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Finster and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to allow
vendor displays on Kingfisher Park/Beach for the end of the Road Beach Bash on August 31,
2013. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
RESOLUTION AND NOMINATION TO THE CALHOUN COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT
2014-2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Lyssy and seconded by Commissioner Finster to approve
the Resolution and Nomination of Commissioner Roger Galvan to the Calhoun County Appraisal
District 2014-2015 Board of Directors Election. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge
Pfeifer all voted in favor.
A RESOLUTION OF
CALHOUN COUNTY
NOMINATING CANDIDATES IN THE ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
OF THE
CALHOUN COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT
2014-2015
RESOLUTION No.
WHEREAS, this is selection year for the Board of Directors of the Calhoun
County Appraisal District; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors consists of five members who serve two-
year terms, beginning January 1, 2014 through December 31,
2015; and
WHEREAS, CALHOUN COUNTY is a voting unit entitled to nominate up to
five candidates for service on the Board of Directors of the
Calhoun County Appraisal District, if so desired.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE PRESIDING BODY OF THIS
VOTING UNIT, THAT:
The CALHOUN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT
hereby nominates the following candidate(s), as exhibited in the
attached page, to be placed on a ballot for election to The Board
of Directors of the Calhoun County Appraisal District.
PASSED AND APPROVED by the CALHOUN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COURT,
this {,\I.... day ofU'wt 4 S t ,2013.
ATTEST:
rx:.~"~~ ~
~~I
d ~lilit rmnt1{cluv
CALHOUN COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT
2012-2013 Board of Directors Election
NOMINATION
VOTING UNIT Calhoun County
NOMINEE(S) 1. Roger C. Galvan
Name
202 S. Ann Street, Port Lavaca TX 77979
Address
361-552-9242
Telephone Number
2.
Name
Address
Telephone Number
3.
Name
Address
Telephone Number
4.
Name
Address
Telephone Number
5.
Name
Address
Telephone Number
8-2-13
CALHOUN COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT
2014-2015
Board of Directors Election
Section 6.03 Board of Directors
Formula of Voting Entitlement I Calendar
Step 1 Subsection (d) 2012
Votinq Districts' Levy x 1000 x 5 = # of Votes
Total of all Voting Districts' Levy
2012
Step 2 Subsection (e) Chief Appraiser calculates number of votes of each entitled taxing unit
(other than a conservation and reclamation district) and delivers written
notice to each unit of its voting entitlement before October 1, 2013.
Step 3 Subsection (g) Each unit other than a conservation and reclamation district that is
entitled to vote may nominate by resolution one candidate for each
position on the board. The presiding officer of each unit shall submit
the names of the nominees to the Chief Appraiser before October 15,
2013.
Step 4 Subsection U) Before October 30, 2013 the Chief Appraiser prepares ballot (alpha
order) and delivers it to the presiding officer of each entitled unit.
Step 5 Subsection (k) Before December 15, 2013, the governing body shall submit to the
Chief Appraiser its vote.
Step 6 Subsection (k) Chief Appraiser counts votes and submits results to each governing
body before December 31, 2013.
8.2.13
2014-2015 Calhoun County Appraisal District Board of Directors Election
Vote Allocation
2012
Entity Levy Amount Percent Not Rounded Votes
County of Calhoun $ 17,098,915 28.167% 1408.373031 1,408
Calhoun County ISD $ 39,035,095 64.303% 3215.173304 3,215
City of Point Comfort $ 501,674 0.826% 41.32099211 41
City of Port Lavaca $ 3,793,669 6.249% 312.4701834 313
City of Seadrift $ 275,143 0.453% 22.66248945 23
TOTAL $ 60,704,496 100.00% 5,000 5,000
VOTES NECESSARY TO ELECT
Times Number of Members
Minimum Votes Necessary
Votes Remaining
834[
5
4,170
830
8/2/2013
APPOINTMENTS/REAPPOINTMENTS TO DRAINAGE DISTRICTS #6, #8 AND #10:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Lyssy and seconded by Commissioner Finster to
Appoint/Reappoint the following individuals to Drainage Districts #6, #8 and #10.
Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
. DRAINAGE DISTRICT #6
Tony Haschke, Lawrence Sturm, Rolando Reyes, Jr.
. DRAINAGE DISTRICT #8
Philip Henke, Melbourn Shillings, Michael Mutchler
. DRAINAGE DISRICT #10
Doris Mills, Mike Hahn, David Hahn
CHANGE THE FIRST MEETING IN OCTOBER TO OCTOBER 15, 2013 DUE TO
SCHEDULING CONFLICT:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Finster to change
the first meeting in October to October 15, 2013 due to a scheduling conflict. Commissioners
Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
CHANGE THE SECOND MEETING IN NOVEMBER TO NOVEMBER 26, 2013 DUE TO
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY AND THE SECOND MEETING IN DECEMBER TO DECEMBER
23,2013 DUE TO CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Finster and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to change the
second meeting in November to November 26, 2013 due to the Thanksgiving Holiday and the
second meeting in December to December 23, 2013 due to the Christmas Holiday.
Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
PUBLIC HEARING ON THE MATTER OF AMENDING THE 2013 CALHOUN COUNTY
BUDGETS, THE PUBLIC SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO BE PRESENT AND PARTICIPATE
IN SUCH HEARING:
Judge Pfeifer opened the Public Hearing regarding amending the 2013 Calhoun County Budgets
at 10:48 a.m. Lucy Dio, Assistant Auditor read the 2013 Budget Amendments for Calhoun
County. There were no comments from the public. Judge Pfeifer closed the Public Hearing at
10:54 a.m.
AMEND THE 2013 CALHOUN COUNTY BUDGETS:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to approve
amending the 2013 Calhoun County Budgets. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge
Pfeifer all voted in favor.
<::)
<::) ~Cl
<::)
.... =....
'. =""
0 ~O
<:
Q ~z
~ =1-
LI.. =z
=w
~:E
=1-
= Ill::
=cc
=,,"
=w
IQ
=w
~CJ
=z
=cc
=z
=w
=1-
~z
--
=cc
~:E
~(:J
=z
~Q
=...1
Q =-
~ =;:)
~m
LI.. ~w
..,J
~ ~:E
=cc
IJ.J ~z
ai ~1-
<.!l =z
~ =w
=:E
=1-
~ = Ill::
~cc
Q =""
~ =w
LI.. ~Q
Cl
W
Cl
W
W
Z
UI
c(
I-
Z
;:)
0
CJ
CJ
c(
W
I-
ell c(
ell W
C'l II::
C'l CJ
Iii: Z
w 0
III :l
::E
;:) w
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
W w
::E ::E
Cl Cl
Z Z
w w
::E ::E
c( c(
....
:IE
c
""
-
...
...
c
~Cl
=1")
~N
~O
~z
=1-
=z
=w
~:E
=1-
= Ill::
=cc
=""
=w
IQ
=1-
= Ill::
~;:)
=0
~CJ
~II)
= Ill::
=w
=z
~o
~0
=11)
HE
~:E
=0
~CJ
~w
~:E
=cc
~z
~1-
=z
=w
~:E
=1-
~Ill::
=cc
=""
=w
~Q
N
...
0
N
>-
II.
Cl
w
II::
;:)
a
w
II::
l-
e
;:)
c(
w
...
... C)
0 Z
'<t in
C'l
Iii: Z
w 0
III UI
::E c(
;:) w
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
w w
::E ::E
Cl Cl
Z Z
W w
::E ::E
c( c(
0
0
'"
M
U>
;:
15
"
OJ
'"
a.
~Cl
=Q)
~"""
~o
=z
~1-
=z
=w
~:E
=1-
= Ill::
=cc
=""
=w
~Q
= Ill::
~o
=1-
--
=Q
~;:)
~cc
~~
=z
~;:)
=0
~CJ
~w
~:E
=cc
~z
~1- '"
=z c;
=w N
~:E <ri
0
=1- 1;;
~
= Ill:: OJ
~
~cc <(
="" ,;;
'"
=w '0
on
~Q "
~
f-
<:)
<:) So
<:)
..... =01
'. E't8
0
:c: EO
Cl =z
~ SI<-
Ll.. =z
=w
S:E
=1<-
=~
=cc
=11.
=w
r
S~
SO
=1<-
--
=Q
s:)
=cc
~~
sZ
Cl =:)
~ =0
~u
LI.. alii
-l
ffi s:E
=cc
sz
fij SI<-
(!) =Z
~ =W
s:E
=1<-
~ =~
scc
Cl =11.
~ =w
LI.. ~Q
I-
W
Cl
CI
~
III
'<t
...
0
N
0
I-
CI
W
CI
CI
c(
1/1
Z
0
j:
in
0
II.
Ill:
0
...
W
Ill:
c(
II.
W
Ill:
II.
0
I-
CI
W
0 CI
0 W
'<t W
l'? Z
Ii: Z
w 0
III 1/1
== c(
~ w
Z Ill:
l- I-
Z Z
W W
== ==
CI CI
Z Z
W W
== ==
c( c(
So
=....
~N
~o
=Z
SI<-
=z
=w
S:E
=1<-
=~
=cc
=11.
=w
r
S~
=w
=~
S:)
=(1)
=cc
=w
=~
sl<-
~~
=z
S:)
=0
sU
Ew
s:E
=cc
sZ
Sl<-
=z
=w
=:E
=1<-
=~
scc
=11.
=w
~Q
I-
W
Cl
CI
~
III
'<t
...
0
N
0
I-
CI
W
CI
CI
c(
1/1
Z
0
j:
in
0
II.
Ill:
0
...
W
Ill:
c(
II.
W
Ill:
II.
0
I-
CI
W
0 CI
0 W
'<t W
l'? Z
Ii: Z
w 0
III 1/1
== c(
~ w
Z Ill:
l- I-
Z Z
W W
== ==
CI CI
Z Z
W W
== ==
c( c(
::
'0
! N
"
Cl
iii ..
~ "-
SO
=N
I S~
EO
sZ
=1<-
sZ
=w
!!l S:E
I =1<-
=~
=cc
=11.
=w
r
Sill::
=~
=w
=..1
sU
=1<-
=u
=-
=~
=1<-
=(1)
--
~Q
Ew
s:E
=cc
sZ
Sl<- '"
=Z ;:;
=w N
=:E '"
0
=1<- 'Ii>
~
=~ Cl
~
scc <(
=11. ,;;
..
=w '0
w
~Q "
~
I-
Q
Q SO
Q
.... EN
'. S"'il'
0
<: EO
Cl sZ
~ EI-
U. EZ
Ew
S:E
EI-
ED::
ECC
ED.
EW
Scl
S~
ED::
EW
E""
EU
SI-
EU
=-
ED::
Cl EI-
Ell)
~ --
~Cl
u. ~W
-I
~ s:E
ECC
UJ sZ
~ SI-
(!) EZ
~ EW
s:E
=1-
~ ED::
SCC
Cl ED.
~ =W
U. ~Cl
~
0(
f/I
f/I
W
U
W
Z
f/I
0(
I-
Z
::;)
0
U
U
0(
W
l'l ~
C W
.., II::
l'l U
Ii! Z
w 0
III f/I
:liE 0(
::;) W
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
w w
:liE :liE
a a
z z
w w
:liE :liE
0( 0(
Iii
...
""
-
""
=
...
sO
ECO
SN
EO
sZ
EI-
EZ
Ew
S:E
EI-
ED::
ECC
ED.
Ew
~Cl
SlI)
E:)
EO
Ew
sZ
~j
E""
EW
EU
Ell)
--
~:E
~w
s:E
ECC
sZ
SI-
EZ
EW
s:E
=1-
ED::
SCC
ED.
=W
~cl
a
w
~
w
u
w
II::
f/I
a
III
>-
II::
0
I-
in
0
II.
W
a
II::
w
II.
II::
w
III
:liE
w
u
w
a
.
>-
...
::;)
.,
II::
0
...
f/I
W
Cl
II::
0(
:c
u
a
w
~
N :liE
c j:
.., f/I
l'l W
Ii! Z
w 0
III f/I
:liE 0(
::;) w
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
w w
:liE :liE
Q Q
Z Z
W w
:liE :liE
,0( ,0(
::
'0
'"
'"
'"
ro
n.
SO
EO
SCO
EO
EZ
SI-
EZ
Ew
S:E
EI-
ED::
ECC
ED.
Ew
r
SlI)
ED::
Ew
Ell.
Ell)
EZ
~~
Iii ~1-
... ~Iii
""
to s:E
....
... ECC
sZ
SI- '"
EZ <>
EW N
'"
s:E 0
=1- 1;;
~
ED:: '"
~
SCC <>:
ED. ,;
ro
=W '"
on
~cl '"
~
I-
(:)
g So
~ =0
'. =CIO
0 EO
:c:
~ =z
SI-
=z
=w
S::E
=1-
=ll::
=<1:
=11.
=w
r
SlI)
=ll::
=w
=Il.
=lI)
=z
Q ~~
~ ~I-
U. ~Iii
-l
ffi s::E
=<1:
sZ
~ SI-
e" =Z
~ =w
=::E
=1-
~ =ll::
S<I:
Q =11.
~ =w
U. ~Q
~
~
l-
ll::
0
II.
u.
0
~
U
:I:
l-
i
I-
Z
w
:E
w
w
ll::
c:l
c(
...
c(
u
0
...
ll::
w
I-
Z
III -
Q ll::
.., 0
C'l u.
ria Z
w 0
III ~
:E
j w
Z II:
l- I-
Z Z
w w
:E :E
CI CI
Z Z
w w
:E :E
c( c(
!
I!!i
~
!
i!i
~
!!!jltil
Ii
....
~
""
-
""
:i
...
...
~
g
<0
'"
i;\
o
<:
I-
~
:;;
~
:;;
<(
CI
Z
j
u.
Z
0
~
0
z
w
ll::
l-
ll.
W
CI
:I:
I-
...
c(
w
:I:
II.
U
W
1/1
0
...
.... U
Q 0
..,
C'l I-
ria z
w 0
III 1/1
:E c(
j w
Z ll::
l- I-
Z Z
w w
:E :E
CI CI
Z Z
w w
:E :E
c( c(
:2 .... t;J
... ;
<= ;j
I ... ...
iE l!!
::
'0
'"
m
C>
ro
(:) Q.
~ SQI
<0
C\I =QI
" sQI
0
:c: EO
Q =Z
~ SI-
U. =z
=w
S::E
=1-
=ll::
=<1:
=11.
=w
~o
SI-
=z
=w
S::E
=1-
=ll::
=<1:
=11.
=w
sQ
Q so
~ ~z
u. ~w
I- s::E
It: =<1:
0
~ sZ
SI- '"
<( =z ~
0
=w N
~ =::E '"
0
=1- 1;;
~ ~
=ll:: C>
~
S<I: <(
Q =D. ,;;
~ ro
=w u
w
~Q m
U. ~
I-
c
.... ~Q)
co
l'l EQ)
'. EQ)
0 ~O
~
Q EZ
~ h..
u.. EZ
EW
~:E
E...
Ell::
EC
Ell.
EW
IQ
~...
~Z
=W
~:E
E...
Ell::
EC
Ell.
EW
~Q
Q ~O
~ EZ
u.. ~W
I- ~:E
0::: EC
0
~ ~Z
~...
q: EZ
~ EW
~:E
=...
~ Ell::
~C
Q Ell.
~ =W
u.. ~Q
I-
Z
::;)
0
U
U
cC
it
w
z
W
I-
., cC
0 w
., II:
M U
Ii:: Z
w 0
III rn
::iE cC
::;) w
Z II:
l- I-
Z Z
w w
::iE ::iE
Cl Cl
Z Z
w w
::iE ::E
cC cC
;:
b
on
Q)
'"
'"
.... "-
~ ~Q)
l'l EQ)
'. ~Q) ~.....
0
~ ~O ~O
Q EZ ~Z
~ ~... E...
u.. EZ EZ
Ew Ew
~:E ~:E
EI- E...
Ell:: Ell::
EC EC
Ell. Ell.
EW EW
IQ r
~
c
...
!.i:
:a w
... ::;)
.... Z
:t:I: W
I- >
~... w
(.) II:
~ EZ II:
(.) ~W 0
~ E:E II.
E... I-
Ell:: w ~W
Q EC Cl
~ Ell. Cl E::)
EW ::;) EZ
u.. ~Q III Ew
l- E>
Q ~o rn Ew
..... ~ EZ ell ::;) Ell::
:E 0 ..,
c 0::: ~Ii.i ., Cl EW
... M cC
.... -J ~:E ~:E
... ffi Ii::
... Z
c EC EC
~z w 0 ~z
III
~ ~1- ::E rn ~...
q: cC '"
-J EZ ::;) w EZ 0
EW Z II: EW N
~ ~:E l- I- E:E <0
0
=... z Z E... ;;
~ w w ~
Ell:: Ell:: '"
::E ::E ~
~C Cl Cl ~C <(
Q Ell. Z Z Ell. '"
~ '"
=W w w =W 'C
~
EQ ::E ::E EQ Q)
u.. ~
~ ~ f-
.....
~
C\I
'. ~....
0 ~o
~
~ ~z
=1-
=z
=w
~:s
=1-
=11::
=<C
=11.
=w
r
.....
'II:
....
0
2:
0
LIJ
&: ~w
Q
~ =::t
=z
u:. =w
Q =>
=w
~ ~II::
ll:: ~Ii.i
-I ~:s
ffi =<C
~:z:
j..;; ~I-
C(
-I =z
~ =w
~:s
=1-
~ ~II::
=<C
Q =11.
~ =w
U. ~Q
w
::;)
z
w
[j
II::
II::
0
...
I-
W
Cl
0
::;)
III
I-
Ul
01 ::;)
0 ")
"It 0
C') c(
Ii! Z
w 0
III Ul
== c(
::;) W
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
W W
== ==
0 0
Z Z
W W
== ==
c( c(
C\I
~ ~~
C\I =~
'. =~
0 ~O
~
Q =z
~ ~I-
U. =z
=w
~:s
=1-
=11::
=<C
=11.
=w
r
-J
~
~
~
.... ~I-
0
2: ~z
0 =w
LIJ ~:s
&: =1-
=11::
Q =<C
~ =11.
=w
U. ~Q
Q ~O
.... ~ ~z
a!
'"' ll:: ~W
... -I ~:s
...
... ~
c: =<C
~ ~z
:3 ~I-
=z
~ =w
~:s
=1-
~ ~II::
=<C
Q =11.
~ =w
~Q
w
::;)
Z
W
>
w
II::
II::
0
...
I-
W
Cl
0
::;)
III
I-
Ul
01 ::;)
0 ")
"It 0
C') c(
Ii! Z
w 0
III Ul
== c(
::;) W
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
w w
== ==
0 0
Z Z
w w
== ==
c( c(
;:
-
0
I <D
'"
'"
'"
a.
~~
EO
=z
~I-
=z
=w
~:s
=1-
=11::
=<C
=11.
=w
~Q
~w
=::t
=z
=w
=>
=w
~ ~II::
c: ~w
'"'
... ~:s
...
...
c: =<C
~z
~I- '"
=z 0
:w '"
~:s '"
0
=1- "
~
:11:: '"
~
~<C <(
:11. ,;;
'"
=w '0
'"
~Q '"
~
f-
C\I
~
C\I
'. s'"
0
:.:: ~o
Q ~2
~ =1-
Ll.. =2
=w
~:!S
=1-
=11::
=4
=11.
=w
r
C\I
=II:
I-
(.)
2:
(.)
LIJ
g: ~w
Q =::1
~ =2
Ll.. =w
Q =>
=w
~ ~II::
a:: gw
-J ~:!S
ffi =4
~Z
f..;; ~I-
<:C
-J =2
~ =w
~:!S
=1-
~ =11::
~4
Q =11.
~ =w
Ll.. ~Q
w
::;)
z
w
>
W
II:
II:
0
...
I-
W
l:I
Q
::;)
III
I-
III
aI ::;)
0 .,
'If Q
l') c(
Ii! Z
w 0
III III
:l! c(
::;) w
Z II:
l- I-
Z Z
W w
:l! :l!
Q Q
Z Z
W w
:l! :l!
c( c(
C")
~ ~Ql
C\I =01
'. ~cn
0
:.:: ~O
~ ~2
=1-
=2
=w
!!!I ~:!S
; =1-
=11::
=4
=11.
=w
~Q
~
I- ~I-
(.)
~ ~2
=w
~ ~:!S
=1-
=11::
Q =4
~ =11.
=w
Ll.. ~Q
Q ~O
~ ~2
a:: ~w
-J ~:!S
~ =4
~ ~2
<:C ~I-
-J =2
~ =w
~:!S
=1-
~ ~II::
=4
Q =11.
~ =w
Ll.. ~Q
;:
'l5
r-
<l>
'"
'"
a.
~....
~O
=2
~I-
=2
=w
~:!S
=1-
=11::
=4
=11.
=w
~Q
.....
:E
c
""
-
""
:li
...
~w
=::1
=2
=w
=>
=w
~II::
~Ui
~:!S
=4
~2
~I- '"
=2 ;;
=w N
=:!S '"
0
=1- ;;
~
=11:: '"
~
~4 <(
=11. ,;;
'"
=w "0
'"
~Q <l>
~
f-
w
::;)
Z
W
>
W
II:
II:
0
...
I-
W
CI
Q
::;)
III
I-
III
aI ::;)
0 .,
'If Q
l') c(
Ii! Z
w 0
III III
:l! c(
::;) w
Z II:
l- I-
Z Z
W w
:l! :l!
Q Q
Z Z
W w
:l! :l!
c( c(
C'?
~
C'l
" ~....
0
:c: ~o
Q =z
~ SI-
=z
=w
S::E
=1-
=11I:
=cc
=D.
=w
Sa
~
....
(,)
~
(,)
LIJ
g: sw
Q
~ =:)
=z
LI. =w
Q =>
=w
~ EIII:
0:: EW
..J s::E
~ =cc
~ sZ
:3 SI-
=Z
~ =w
=::E
=1-
~ =11I:
SCC
Q =D.
~ =w
LI. ~a
w
;:)
z
w
>
w
II::
II::
0
...
I-
W
c:l
Q
;:)
III
I-
Ul
ell ;:)
0 ..,
'It Q
l'l 0(
Iii: z
w 0
III Ul
== 0(
;:) w
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
W W
== ==
Q Q
Z Z
W W
== ==
0( 0(
~ Sa!
C'l =a!
" sa!
0
:c: ~o
Q sZ
~ =1-
LI. =Z
=w
S::E
=1-
=11I:
=CC
=D.
=w
sa
Ii!
....
""
....
""
=
....
;:
.... SI-
(,)
:c: =Z
0 =w
LIJ S::E
g: =1-
=11I:
Q =CC
~ =D.
=w
LI. sa
Q so
..... ~ sZ
!!il 0:: ~w
""
ii ..J s::E
.... ~ =cc
~ sZ
:3 Sl-
=Z
~ =w
=::E
=1-
~ =11I:
sCC
Q =D.
~ =w
LI. sa
~
b
'"
<1>
'"
..
"-
~'t""
~o
sZ
=1-
=Z
=w
S::E
=1-
=11I:
=CC
=D.
=w
Ea
'"
0
;;!;
0
=<:
....
tii
:;;
~
:;;
<(
SW
=:)
=Z
=w
=>
=w
Ii! EIII:
.... EW
""
.... s::E
...
...
.... =CC
sZ
SI- '"
=Z ~
0
=w N
s::E <6
0
=1- 1ii
~
sill: '"
~
=CC <(
=D. "
..
=w u
~
sa <1>
~
f-
w
;:)
z
w
>
w
II::
II::
0
...
I-
W
c:l
Q
;:)
III
I-
Ul
ell ;:)
0 ..,
'It Q
l'l 0(
Iii: :it
w 0
III Ul
== 0(
;:) w
Z II::
l- I-
Z Z
w w
== ==
Q Q
Z Z
W W
== ==
0( 0(
""
~
C'l
'. ~~
0
<: EO
Cl =z
~ ~1-
LI.. =z
=w
~:E
=1-
=D::
=c
=11.
=w
r
;jt
....
0
~
ILl
g: ~w
~ =:)
=z
LI.. =w
Cl =>
=w
~ ~D::
Q:: alii
-I ~:E
~ =c
~ ~z
::J ~1-
=z
~ =w
~:E
=1-
~ ~D::
=c
Cl =11.
~ =w
LI.. ~Cl
w
:I
Z
w
>
w
Ill:
Ill:
0
II.
I-
W
Cl
Q
:I
III
I-
III
'" :I
c ..,
.'<t Q
I'l C
Ii:: Z
w 0
III III
:E C
:I w
Z Ill:
l- I-
Z Z
w w
:E :E
Q Q
Z Z
w w
:E :E
C C
::
'0
m
"
C>
'"
CIO LO a.
~ ~CIl CIO
,..
C'l =CIl LO
'. ~CIl '.
0 0
<: ~c5 <:
Cl =z Cl
~ ~1- ~
LI.. =z LI..
=w
!!l ~:E
I =1-
=D::
=c
=11.
=w
r
.....
~ ~
..... Iii ! ~
::E <3 '"
.. '"
... ... ~
- >- i
... 0
:i .... <:
... ~ ... h
fri
0 ,..
0 :;; 0
~1- III <:> ,..
Cl Ill: fri Cl
~ =z 0 => :;; ~
=w ~ ... <(
LI.. ~:E -
... Q::
.... =1- Q :i ~
~ =D:: :i ...
=c ~ ~
rQ =11.
=w w 0
(,!) III
~ ~Cl C 0
~o :z: .
to) -;
~ ~z III Ill: ! 0
c g:
~Iii '<t :I
CI) ~ ~ ...
Cl ~:E ~ -I
Q:: =c Ii:: Z .. ~
0 ~z w 0
0 III :2 it
~ ~1- :E ~ '"
=z :I W 0
=w Z Ill: N
~ ~:E l- I- ~ '"
0
=1- z z 1fl
~ W W ~ ~
~D:: :E :E C>
~
=c Q Q <(
~ =11. Z Z ~ >.
'"
=w w W "0
'"
~Cl :E :E "
~
c C f-
It)
CCl ~O'I
.....
It) =0'1
" =0'1
0 ~O
:c:
~ =z
~I-
rr =z
=w
~:E
=1-
=~
=cc
=A.
=w
r
.....
c
..... ~I-
Q
~ =z
=w
a:: ~:E
>- =1-
.... =~
~ =cc
=A.
0 =w
U ~Q
, ~O
"-i
0 ~z
g: Sw
...J ~:E
~ =cc
it ~z
~ ~I-
=z
~ =w
~:E
=1-
~ =~
~cc
~ =A.
=w
rr ~Q
c(
U
~
...I
~
0
A-
I&.
0
~
U
:J:
...
i
...
z
w
::!:
w
w
Ill:
c:l
c(
...I
c(
U
0
...I
Ill:
w
...
Z
III -
Q Ill:
.., 0
l"I I&.
a: z
w 0
III ~
::!:
::l w
Z Ill:
... ...
z z
w w
::!: ==
Cl Cl
Z Z
w w
== ::!:
c( c(
~ ~O'I
~ =0'1
" =0'1
0 ~O
:c:
Q =z
~ ~I-
lL. =z
=w
~:E
=1-
=~
=cc
=A.
=w
r
:c:
0
i:::
~
0 ~I-
~ =z
=w
.... ~:E
fu =1-
=~
Q =cc
~ =A.
=w
...J ~Q
~ ~o
:t: ~z
,
"-i ~&i.i
0 ~:E
g: =cc
0..: ~z
~ ~I-
=z
~ =w
~:E
=1-
~ =~
~cc
Q =A.
~ =w
lL. ~Q
Cl
Z
::l
I&.
Z
0
j:
~
0
Z
w
Ill:
...
II.
W
Cl
:c
...
...I
c(
W
:c
,
...
U
W
.,
0
Ill:
II.
...I
~
II.
cl:
U
w
Ul
0
...I
.... U
Q 0
..,
l"I ...
Ii! Z
w 0
III Ul
== cl:
::l W
Z Ill:
... ...
Z Z
w w
== ==
Cl Cl
Z Z
W W
== ==
cl: cl:
I
~
-
o
o
"
0>
ro
"-
!!!l
I
'"
o
N
'"
o
1;)
~
0>
~
<(
,;
ro
'C
ro
"
~
f-
::
~ -
..... 0
1iJ EGl ~ ::
EGl "
:Gl 0>
'"
'. r :Gl a.
0 0 :Gl
~ ~ = ..
Q =0
~ Q =Z
LI.. ~ 151-
LI.. EZ
=W
::E
H~
Eel: l'l
=&1. ...
-
:W III
I~ !:'!
....
u
u
CI
w
>
0
D::
D.
D.
<<
~ I-
U
0 ~ ~
j:.: ~ I-
~ Z
-I 0
0 ~I- ~ u
m :Z 0 151- z
j:.: 0
=w iii :Z j:
.... ::E :W
fu =1- S =:E !!!
= Ill: C =1- :)
Q Eel: (.) = Ill: a
i: =&1. q: Eel: u
=W (.) =&1. <<
-I ~a ~ =W >-
~ Ea t;;
::r: c3 EO w
. ~z D.
--; (.) 00
Cl 0
0 ~ -.. .., D::
If =W l'l D.
E:E
n: ~ :eI: Ii! Z
0 EZ w 0
<3 If III
151- ::i! Ul
<<
~ (.) :z :) w
~ :W z D::
E:E l- I- '"
~ 0
~ :1- z z N
: Ill: w w ID
Q :eI: ::i! ::i! 0
~ ~ CI CI 1;i
:&1. z z ~
=w 0>
LI.. w w ~
Ea ::i! ::i! ,;
<< << '"
"0
'"
"
~
I-
COUNTY REPORTS:
JP #3 and JP #5 presented their monthly reports for the month of July 2013 and after reading
and verifying same, a Motion was made by Judge Pfeifer and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy to
accept said reports as presented. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all
voted in favor.
,07/31/2013
Money Distribution Report
JUDGE GARY W. NOSKA JP3, JULY 2013 MONTHLY REPORT
The folLowing totals represent - Cash and Checks Collected
Type Code Description
Count
The folLowing totals represent - Cash and Checks Collected
COST CCC
COST CHS
COST CJDD
COST CVC
COST DPSC
COST FA
COST ID F
COST JCD
COST JCPT
COST JCSF
COST JPAY
COST JSF
COST lAF
COST PWAF
COST SAF
COST SUBC
COST TF
COST TFC
COST TI ME
COST WRNT
FEES CI FF
FEES CSRV
FEES CVFF
FEES OOC
FEES DF
FEES OFF
FEES FFEE
FEES SF
FINE DPSF
FINE FINE
FI NE WSF
OPMT OPMT
CONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS
COURTHOUSE SECURITY
CIVil JUSTICE DATA REPOSITORY FEE
COMPENSATION TO VICTIMS OF CRIME
OMNI
FUGITIVE APPREHENSIDN
INDIGENT OEFENSE FUND
JUVENILE CRIME ANO OELINQUENCY
JUDICIAL ANO COURT PERSONNEL TRAINING
JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND
JPAY OISTRICT JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE
JUROR REIMBURSEMENT FEE
SHERIFFIS FEE
TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE
DPS
SUBT lTLE C
TECHNOLOGY FUND
TFC
TIME PAYMENT FEE
WARRANT FEE
CIVIL INDIGENT FILING FEE
COLLECTION SERVICE FEE
CIVAL FILING FEE
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
DISMISSAL FEE
DEFERRED FEE
FILING FEE
SERVICE FEE
DPS FTA FINE
FINE
WATER SAFETY FINE
OVERPAYMENT
The following totals represent - Transfers Collected
Money TotaLs
COST CCC
COST CHS
COST CJDD
COST CVC
COST DPSC
COST FA
COST IDF
COST JCD
COST JCPT
COST JCSF
CONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS
COURTHOUSE SECURITY
CIVIL JUSTICE DATA REPOSITORY FEE
COMPENSATION TO VICTIMS OF CRIME
OMNI
FUGITIVE APPREHENSION
INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND
JUVENILE CRIME AND DELINQUENCY
JUDICIAL AND COURT PERSONNEL TRAINING
JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND
44
44
32
1
3
1
43
1
1
41
43
43
16
2
26
36
43
36
10
4
6
2
3
7
1
2
3
4
1
35
2
2
57
Retained
162.33
127.48
0.30
1.50
29.70
D.50
8.03
0.02
0.10
38.16
24.09
15.86
65.78
8.00
104.00
49.90
160.64
99.81
101. 97
185.00
1.80
250.50
75.00
69.30
20.00
233.80
75.00
300.00
290.00
3,473.80
41.25
12.00
6,025.62
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Disbursed Money-Totals
1,460.98
0.00
2.73
13.50
60.30
4.50
72.29
0.23
0.90
0.00
216.86
142.74
0.00
2.00
26.00
948.17
0.00
0.00
101.98
0.00
34.20
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
233.75
0.00
3,321.13
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Page
5
1,623.31+ '?J'e,O<)':- ,,'lO?:..~/
127.48 + 6 ,,)0':- I 'S 3. "if
3.03 -l- ,J:\b= ,S.J:1.:3
15.00
90.00
8~:~~ + y,O<O-- 8'h3~
0.25
1.00
38.164-
240.95 +
158.60 +
65.78 ,...
10.00
130.001-
998.07 +
160.64 +
99.81 +
203.95
185.00
36.00
250.50
75.00
69.30
20.00
233.80
75.00
300.00
290.00 '7
3,473.80+ ~13.gb;: 3/ 'if, &0
275.00
12.00
9,346.75
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
.Q,oo:o' 4D,q"
1'<).. ,-,0';- a.5.Q. Cfr
'0,00= Iwlo'(;, 0
S',OO:: 7'6. '7 ti
0'\;)(.);" 13S,QO
/ p",~.! NOr/ /'('/
u,(9~~~.... I V~,)l), .,) ;.
8,1;>0= . 11.<(.(,,'1
(, .O<i>'" 100. fJ I
"1'ilIIo.'7:>
07/31/2013
Money Distribution Report
JUDGE GARY W. NOSKA JP3, JULY 2013 MONTHLY REPORT
Page
6
------~~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The foLlowing totaLs represent - Transfers CoLLected
Type Code Description
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
FEES
FEES
FEES
FEES
FEES
FEES
FEES
FEES
FINE
FINE
FINE
OPMT
JPAY
JSF
LAF
PWAF
SAF
SUBC
TF
TFC
TIME
WRNT
CIFF
CSRV
CVFF
DOC
OF
OFF
FFEE
SF
OPSF
FINE
WSF
OPMT
JPAY DISTRICT JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE
JUROR REIMBURSEMENT FEE
SHERIFF IS FEE
TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE
OPS
SUBT I TLE C
TECHNOLOGY FUND
TFC
TIME PAYMENT FEE
WARRANT FEE
CIVIL INDIGENT FILING FEE
COLLECTION SERVICE FEE
CIVAL FILING FEE
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
DISMISSAL FEE
DEFERRED FEE
FILING FEE
SERVICE FEE
OPS FTA FINE
FINE
WATER SAFETY FINE
OVERPAYMENT
Count
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
The following totaLs represent - JaiL Credit and Community Service
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
COST
FEES
FEES
Transfer Totals
CCC
CHS
CJOO
CVC
DPSC
FA
!OF
JCD
JCPT
JCSF
JPAY
JSF
LAF
PWAF
SAF
SUBC
TF
TFC
TIME
WRNT
CIFF
CSRV
CONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS
COURTHOUSE SECURITY
CIVIL JUSTICE DATA REPOSITORY FEE
COMPENSATION TO VICTIMS OF CRIME
OMNI
FUGITIVE APPREHENSION
INDIGENT OEFENSE FUNO
JUVENILE CRIME AND DELINQUENCY
JUDICIAL ANO COURT PERSONNEL TRAINING
JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND
JPAY DISTRICT JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE
JUROR REIMBURSEMENT FEE
SHERIFFIS FEE
TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE
DPS
SUBTITLE C
TECHNOLOGY FUND
TFC
TIME PAYMENT FEE
WARRANT FEE
CIVIL INDIGENT FILING FEE
COLLECTION SERVICE FEE
1
1
1
o
o
o
1
o
o
1
1
1
o
o
1
1
1
1
o
o
o
o
Retained
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
4.00
3.00
0.01
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.20
0.00
0.00
1.00
0.60
0.40
0.00
0.00
4.00
1.50
4.00
3.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Disbursed Money-TotaLs
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
36.00
0.00
0.09
0.00
0.00
0.00
1.80
0.00
0.00
0.00
5.40
3.60
0.00
0.00
1.00
28.50
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
40.00
3.00
0.10
0.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
0.00
0.00
1.00
6.00
4.00
0.00
0.00
5.00
30.00
4.00
3.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
07/31/2013
Money Distribution Report
JUDGE GARY W. NOSKA JP3, JULY 2013 MONTHLY REPORT
The following totals represent. Jail Credit and Community Service
Type Code Description
FEES CVFF
FEES DDC
FEES DF
FEES DFF
FEES FFEE
FEES SF
FINE DPSF
FINE FINE
FINE WSF
OPMT OPMT
CIVAL FILING FEE
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
DISMISSAL FEE
DEFERRED FEE
F I LI NG FEE
SERVICE FEE
DPS FTA FINE
FINE
WATER SAFETY FINE
OVERPAYMENT
The folLowing totals represent - Credit Card Payments
Credit TotaLs
COST eee
COST CHS
COST CJDD
COST eve
COST DPSC
COST FA
COST ID F
COST J CD
COST JCPT
COST JCSF
COST JPAY
COST JSF
COST LAF
COST PWAF
COST SAF
COST SUBC
COST H
COST HC
COST TIME
COST WRNT
FEES CI FF
FEES CSRV
FEES CVFF
FEES DOC
FEES DF
FEES DFF
FEES FFEE
FEES SF
FINE DPSF
FINE FINE
FINE WSF
OPMT OPMT
CONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS
COURTHOUSE SECURITY
CIVIL JUSTICE DATA REPOSITORY FEE
COMPENSATION TO VICTIMS OF CRIME
OMNI
FUGITIVE APPREHENSION
INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND
JUVENILE CRIME AND DELINQUENCY
JUDICIAL AND COURT PERSONNEL TRAINING
JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND
JPAY DISTRICT JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE
JUROR REIMBURSEMENT FEE
SHERI FF I S FEE
TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE
DPS
SUBTITLE C
TECHNOLOGY FUND
He
TIME PAYMENT FEE
WARRANT FEE
CIVIL INDIGENT FILING FEE
COLLECTION SERVICE FEE
CIVAL FILING FEE
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
DISMISSAL FEE
DEFERRED FEE
FILING FEE
SERVICE FEE
DPS FTA FINE
FINE
WATER SAFETY FINE
OVERPAYMENT
Credit Totals
Count
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
1
o
o
2
2
2
o
o
o
2
o
o
2
2
2
1
o
1
2
2
2
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
2
o
o
2
Reta i ned
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
201.90
0.00
0.00
223.61
8.00
6.00
0.02
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.40
0.00
0.00
2.00
1.20
0.80
5.00
0.00
4.00
3.00
8.00
6.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
273.80
0.00
0.00
318.22
Page
7
Disbursed Money-TotaLs
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
76.39
72.00
0.00
0.18
0.00
0.00
0.00
3.60
0.00
0.00
0.00
10.80
7.20
0.00
0.00
1.00
57.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
151.78
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
201. 90
0.00
0.00
300.00
80.00
6.00
0.20
0.00
0.00
0.00
4.00
0.00
0.00
2.00
12.00
8.00
5.00
0.00
5.00
60.00
8.00
6.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
273.80
0.00
0.00
470.00
07/31/2013 Money Distribution Report Page 8
JUDGE GARY W. NOSKA JP3, JULY 2013 MONTHLY REPORT
~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following totaLs represent Combined Money and Credits
Type Code Description Count Retained Disbursed Money-Totals
The following totals represent Combined Money and Credits
COST CCC CONSOLIDATED COURT CDSTS 47 174.33 1,568.98 1,743.31
COST CHS COURTHDUSE SECURITY 47 136.48 0.00 136.48
COST CJDD CIVIL JUSTICE DATA REPOSITORY FEE 35 0.33 3.00 3.33
COST CVC COMPENSATION TO VICTIMS OF CRIME 1 1.50 13.50 15.00
COST DPSC OMNI 3 29.70 60.30 90.00
COST FA FUGITIVE APPREHENSION 1 0.50 4.50 5.00
COST !DF INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND 46 8.63 77.69 86.32
COST JCD JUVENILE CRIME AND DELINQUENCY 1 0.02 0.23 0.25
COST JCPT JUDICIAL AND COURT PERSONNEL TRAINING 1 0.10 0.90 1.00
COST JCSF JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND 44 41.16 0.00 41.16
COST JPAY JPAY DISTRICT JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE 46 25.89 233.06 258.95
COST JSF JUROR REIMBURSEMENT FEE 46 17.06 153.54 170.60
COST LAF SHERIFF'S FEE 17 70.78 0.00 70.78
COST PWAF TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE 2 8.00 2.00 10.00
COST SAF DPS 28 112.00 28.DD 140.00
COST SUBC SUBTI TLE C 39 54.40 1,033.67 1,08B.07
COST TF TECHNOLOGY FUND 46 172.64 0.00 172.64
COST TFC TFC 39 108.81 0.00 108.81
COST TIME TIME PAYMENT FEE 10 101.97 101.98 203.95
COST WRNT WARRANT FEE 4 185.00 0.00 185.00
FEES CIFF CIVIL INDIGENT FILING FEE 6 1.80 34.20 36.00
FEES CSRV COLLECTION SERVICE FEE 2 250.50 0.00 250.50
FEES CVFF CIVAL FILING FEE 3 75.00 0.00 75.00
FEES DDC DEFENSIVE DRIVING 7 69.30 0.00 69.30
FEES DF OISMISSAL FEE 1 20.00 0.00 20.00
FEES DFF DEFERRED FEE 2 233.80 0.00 233.80
FEES FFEE FILING FEE 3 75.00 0.00 75.00
FEES SF SERVICE FEE 4 300.00 0.00 300.00
FINE DPSF DPS FTA FINE 1 290.00 0.00 290.00
FINE FINE FINE 38 3,949.50 0.00 3,949.50
FINE WSF WATER SAFETY FINE 2 41.25 233.75 275.00
OPMT OPMT OVERPAYMENT 2 12.00 0.00 12.00
Report Totals 60 6,567.45 3,549.30 10,116.75
07/31/2013 Money Distribution Report Page 9
JUDGE GARY W. NOSKA JP3, JULY 2013 MONTHLY REPORT
__________w_________________________________________________________________________________________________------------------------
DATE PAYMENT. TYPE FINES COURT-COSTS FEES BONDS REST ITUT ION OTHER TOTAL
00-00'0000 Cash & Checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TotaL of alL Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01.1991 Cash & Checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total of all Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09.01.1993 Cash & Checks Col Leeted 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JaiL Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TotaL of all ColLections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-1995 Cash & Checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
JaiL Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total of all Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01'1997 Cash & Checks Collected 251.00 111.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 362.25
Jail credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total of all Collections 251.00 111.25 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 362.25
09-01-1999 Cash & Checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total of all Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09.01.2001 Cash & Checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TotaL of all Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01.2003 Cash & Checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credits & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total of all Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
01-01.2004 Cash & Checks Collected 3,787.80 4,125.10 1,059.60 0.00 0.00 12.00 8,984.50
Jail Credits & Comm Service 201. 90 98.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 300.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 273.80 196.20 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 470.00
TotaL of all Collections 4,263.50 4,419.40 1,059.60 0.00 0.00 12.00 9,754.50
TOTALS Cash & Checks Collected 4,038.80 4,236.35 1,059.60 0.00 0.00 12.00 9,346.75
Jail Credits & Comm Service 201.90 98.10 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 300.00
Credit Cards & Transfers 273.80 196.20 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 470.00
Total of all Collections 4,514.50 4,530.65 1,059.60 0.00 0.00 12.00 10,116.75
07/31/2013
Money Distribution Report
JUDGE GARY W. NOSKA JP3, JULY 2013 MONTHLY REPORT
DATE
PAYMENT. TYPE
FINES COURT-COSTS
FEES
BONDS RESTITUTION
State of Texas Quarterly Reporting Totals
Description
Collected
Retained
Disbursed
Count
State Comptroller Cost and Fees Report
Section I: Report for Offenses committed
01-01-04 forward
09.01.01 12-31-03
08-31-99 08.31.01
09-01-97 08'30-99
09'01-91 08-31-97
Ba; l Bond Fee
DNA Testing Fee - Convictions
DNA Testing Fee - Comm Supvn
DNA Testing Fee - Juvenile
EMS Trauma Fund (EMS)
Juvenile Probation Diversion Fees
Jury Reimbursement Fee
Indigent Defense Fund
Moving Violation Fees
State Traffic Fine
45 1,686.31 168.63 1,517.68
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 38.25 3.82 34.43
0 0.00 0.00 0_00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
45 166.60 16.66 149.94
45 84.32 8.43 75.89
34 3.23 0.32 2.91
38 1,058.07 52.90 1,005.17
29 145.00 116.00 29.00
3 90.00 29.70 60.30
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
10 203.95 101.97 101.98
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
45 252.95 25.29 227.66
299 3,728.68 523.72 3,204.96
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
6 36.00 1.80 34.20
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 0.00 0.00 0.00
6 36.00 1.80 34.20
305 3,764.68 525.52 3,239.16
Section II: As Applicable
Peace Officer Fees
Failure to Appear/Pay Fees
Judicial Fund - Const County Court
Judicial Fund - Statutory County Court
Motor Carrier Weight Violations
Time Payment Fees
Driving Record Fee
Judicial Support Fee
Report Sub Total
State Comptroller Civil Fees Report
CF: Birth Certificate Fees
CF: Marriage License Fees
CF: Declaration of Informal Marriage
CF: Nondisclosure Fees
CF: Juror Donations
CF: Justice Court Indig Filing Fees
CF: Stat Prob Court Indig Filing Fees
CF: Stat prob Court Judic Filing Fees
CF: Stat Cnty Court Indig Filing Fees
CF: Stat Cnty Court Judic Filing Fees
CF: Cnst Cnty Court Indig Filing Fees
Cf: Cnst Cnty Court Judic Filing Fees
CF: Dist Court Divorce & Family Law
CF: Dist Court Other Divorce/Family Law
CF: Dist Court Indig legal Services
CF: Judicial Support Fee
Report Sub Total
Total Due For This Period
Page 10
OTHER
TOTAL
;:::~~-~::::/~:~:~~:~~---------------~:~:-~~::~~-I-~:~:-~:::~;-I-~:~:-~:::~-I-~:~:-~~::~-I-~:~:-~~:::~-I-~:~:-~;:~~;-i-----;:~:~-
ill I I I I
I JSP 4.00 I eet 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I SAP 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JtSF 1.00 I
I JPAY 6.00 I 10F 2.00 I FINE 100.00 I I I I
I I I I I I I
I FINE 30.00 I I I I I
I I I I I I I
I I I I I I I
I JSF 4.00 I tee 40.00 I C~S 3.00 I LAP 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JeSF 1.00 I
I mY 6.00 IroF 2.00 I FINE 85.00 I I I I
I I I I I I I
I m 4.00 I TFe 3.00 Ieee 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I
I JeSF 1.00 I IPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I MVF 0.10 I FINE 69.~0 I suee 30.00 I
I I I I I I I
I FINE 25.00 I I I I I
I I I I I I
I I I I I I
07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 Ieee 40.00 I e~s 3.00 \.AF 5.00 I TP 4.00 JeSF 1.00 I
I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I USF 25.00 I I
I I I I I
I ISF 4.00 Ieee 40.00 I eHS 3.00 PWAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 JeSF 1.00 I
I JPAY 6.00 I 1DF 2.00 I PWF 100.00 I I
MOnoy Or~or I I I I I
0374768 1306-0364 07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I TFe 3.00 I eec 40.00 CMS 3.00 I .AF 5.00 TF 4.00 I
STANFIE.D, WINF~Eo UALTER I JeSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I 10F 2.00 NVF 0.10 I FINE 101.90 suet 30.00 I
CosMor'. Cho.k I I I I I
03747691307-0385 07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I cce 40.00 I CHS 3.00 PWAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 JCSf 1.00 I
SEYMOUR, BRIAN O. I JMY 6.00 I IoF 2.00 I USF 25.00 I I
Porsonal Chock I I I I I I
03747701307-0397 07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I TFe 3.00 Ieee 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 TF 4.00 I
CORTRIGHT, DAVID EUGENE I JeSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I IoF 2.00 I MVF 0.10 I FIHE 81.~0 SUBe 30.00 I
porsons l Che.k I I I I I
0374771 1307-0392 07-17-2013 I J$f 4.00 I ece 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I \.AF 5.00 TF 4.00 JCSF 1.00 I 165.00
THRAsH, RANDY WARREN I JPAY 6.00 I IoF 2.00 I PWF 100.00 I I I
~or.onol Cho.k I I I I I I
0374772 1306-0365 07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I cee 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I PWAF 5.00 TF 4.00 I JtSF 1.00 I
KONVICKA, FRANK EARN~Sr I J~AY 6.00 I IH 2.00 I WSF 100.00 I I
eQmpany ehe.k I I I I I
07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I TFC 3.00 I eeC 40.00 I CHS 3.00 SAF '.00 TF 4.00 I
I JeSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I flVF 0.10 OFF 86.90 SUBC 30.00 I
I I I I I
07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I TFe 3.00 I cCC 40.00 I CHS 3.00 \.AF 5.00 TF 4.00 I 185.00
I JeSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I MVF 0.10 OFf 86.90 SUBe 30.00 I
Porsoo.l Check I I I I I
07-17-2013 I JSF 4.00 I Tfe 3.00 Ieee 40.00 I CHS 3.00 LAF 5.00 Tf 4.00 I
I JeSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I loF 2.00 I MVf 0.10 I FINE 86.90 suse 30.00 I
I I I I I I
I JSF 4.00 I TFC 3.00 Ieee 40.00 I t~S 3.00 I LAF 5.00 TF 4.00 I
I JCSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I IOF 2.00 I MVF 0.10 I OFF B6.90 SUBe 30.00 I
I I I I I I
I JSF 4.00 I eeC 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JeSF 1.00 I
I JPAY 6.00 IIDF ~.00 I FINE 55.00 I I I I
I I I I I I
I JSF 4.00 I cct 40.00 I .HS 3.00 I PWAF ;.00 I TF '.00 I JCO' 1.00 I
I JPAY 6.00 I IOF 2.00 I WSF 25.00 I I I I
I I I I I I I
08/01/2013 15:35
08/01/2013
0374761 1306-0335 07-01-2013
GEISSEN, BeNJAMIN e~IAN
Pel"$on~l check
0374762 1306-0331 07-0~-~013
CHAVEZ, JOSE ERNESTO
e..h
07-16-2013
0374763 1306-0355
BARRIOS, JOE A
credit card
0374764 1307-0372 07-16-2013
GOFF, ~ATRleK MeC.ENNEY
erodH Card
0314765 1306-0331 07-16-2013
C~AVEZ, JOSE ERNESTO
Cash
0374766 1307-0411
HEI.KER, WAR~EN A.
personal Cheok
07-17-2013
0374767 1306-0369
ROSAS, RAYMOND
0374773 1306"0336
HATZ, BRVAN RICHARD
person~l Check
0374774 1306-0363
JONES, TODD e
0374775 1307-0380
LONG, DAVID RAY
C rod it Ca r~
0374776 1307-0377 07-17-2013
DOOLIN, A\.FREDO ALEXANDER
Cl!Ish
0374777 1307-0403 07-16-2013
REEVES, ~ERBERT PReSrON
f'er$ontll C:heok
07-18-~013
0374778 1307-0~70
MI\.LER, GERA~D L
per,ontll CheQk.
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 02
Money Distribution Report
JUDGE NANCY POMYKAL IP #5 JULY 2013 REPORT
page 1
165.00
30.00
1'0.00
168.00
25.00
90.00
165.00
200.00
90.00
180.00
165.00
185.00
185.00
1B5.00
120.00
90.00
08/01/2013 15:35
OS/01/201!
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
Money OiJtribut;gn Report
JUDGE NANCY POMYKAL JP n. JULY 2013 REPORT
PAGE 03
Page 2
Receipt cau.e/D.fendant
----~--~-----~-~------~*~~----_._------~--~---_._-~-------~-----~---------~--------------~-----------------p------~---_._~----------
Total
0374779 1307-0393 07,16-2013
HEWLETT, CARTER MATTHEW~
Cash
0374760 1307-0374 07-18-2013
MCBRIDE, PAUL FRANCIS
Pereol1sl chec:k
0374761 1307-0396 07-16-2013
SLACK, HARTIN RANDALL
Perionlll Check
0374762 1307-0415 07-16-2013
BOENIG, SHERRY SORRELL
Cash
0374763 1307-0364 07-16-2013
BENNETT, DOUGLAS RUDOLF JR
Cash
0374764 1307-0361
MORELES, JOSHUA RAY
Cash
0374785 1307-0376
MCGINITY, MARIA ANN
PeN.oMl check
0374766 1307-0413 07-22-2013
PATSCHKE, CHRISTOPHER L.
PE:I'SOn~ l Ch~ck
07-22-2013
0374767 1307-0394
HIX, JOHNNY
0!74766 1307-0396
CLARK, ERIC LEE
Ca.h
03747!l9 1307-0410 07-24-2013
HADDOCK, HITCHELL HUDSON
Cash
0374790 1307-0402 07-24-2013
MCCORMACK, HELEN NE~ELL
personal Chcek
0374791 1307-0427 07-24-2013
MARBACH, DAVID SIMON
Personfll Check
07-24-2013
0374792 1307-0395
MYRES, BRYAN H.
Company Ch.ck
0374793 1306-0366 07-24-2013
MARMOLEJO-RODRIGUEZ, EMANUEL
cssh
07-~5-2013
0374794 1307-043~
HOANG, NGUYEN THAI
Cllsh
0374795 1307-0439
SMITH, KYLIE REAGAN
Credit card
0374796 '~07-0406 07-29-2013
SMITH, JOSHUA DOUGLAS
Cash
cod. Amoun' I Cod. Amount
I
JSF 4.00 Ieee 40.00
JPAY 6.00 I IOF 2.00
I
JSF 4,00 I cce 40.00
JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2,00
I
JSF 4.00 Ieee 40.00
JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00
I
1Fe 3.00 I eHS 3.00
SUBC 30.00 I
I
4.00 Ieee
6.00 I IOF
I
JSf 4.00 Ieee
JPAY 6.00 I IDF
I
JSF 4.00 I TFe
JCSP 1.00 I JPAY
I
JSf 4.00 Ieee
JPAY 6.00 I IOF
I
4.00 I eec
6.00 I IOF
I
4.00 I cee
6.00 I IDF
I
EXRP 10.00 I
I
I
JSF 4.00 Ieee
JPAY 6.00 I IDF
I
JSP 4.00 I Tfe
JeSF 1.00 I JPAY
I
4.00 Ieee 40.00
6.00 I IOF 2.00
I
4.00 I Tfe 3.00
1.00 I JPAY 6.00
I
4.00 I TFe 3.00
, .00 I JPAY 6.00
I
4.00 I TfC
1.00 I JPAY
I
4.00 Ieee
6.00 I IDf
I
Cod. Amount I
I
eHS 3.00 I LAf
WSF 25.00 I
I
CHS 3.00 I LAf
FINE 60.00 I
I
eHs 3.00 I SA'
FlNE 55.00 I
I
LAf 5.00 I TF
I
I
3.00 I LAf
25.00 I
I
eMS 3.00 I LAF
FINE 13..00 I
I
CCC 40.00 I CHS
IDF 2.00 I HVF
I
eHs 3.00 I LAP
~SF 25.00 I
I
CHs 3.00 I PWAF
PWF 25.00 I
I
eHS 3.00 I SAF
FINE 55.00 I
I
I
40.00 eHS
2.00 I WSF
I
40.00 I
2.00 I
I
3.00 I
6.00 I
I
40.00 I
2.00 I
I
40.00 I
2.00 I
I
40.00 I
2.00 I
I
I
I
I
40.00 I eHS ~.OO
2.00 I FINE 70.00
I
3.00 Ieee 40.00
6.00 IDP 2.00
3.00
6.00
I
40.00 I
2.00 I
I
CHS
~SF
3.00
95.00
JSF
I JPAY
I
07-16-2013 I
I
I
07-22-2013 I
I
I
I
I
I
I JSf
I JPAY
Cash;.,'. Ch.ok I
07-24-2013 I JSf
I JPAY
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I
I JSF
I JPAY
I
I JSF
I JeSF
I
I JSF
I JCSf
I
07-29-2013 I JSF
I JCSF
I
I JSf
I JPAY
I
cee
IOf
40.00
2.00
cec
IDf
40.00
2.00
ecC
IOF
40.00
2.00
CH5 ',00
FINE 55.00
Cod. Amount I Cod. Amoun'
I
5.00 I Tf
I
I
5.00 I TF
I
I
$.00 I TF
I
I
4.00 I JCSF 1.00
I
I
5.00 I TF
I
I
5.00 I TF
I
I
3.00 I LAF 5.00
0.10 I PINE 86.90
5.00 I TF
I
I
5.00 I TF
I
I
5.00 I Tf
I
I
I
I
I
5.00 I Tf
I
I
eHS ~.00 I SA' 5.00 I T' 4.00
HVF 0.10 I FINE 126.90 suac 3G.00
I
P~AF 5.00 I TF
I
I
eHS 3.00 I LAP 5.00 Tf
MVf 0.10 I FINE 126.90 SUBe
I
CHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 Tf
MVF 0.10 I 0000 30.00 fINE
I
CHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00
HVf 0.10 I 0000 30.00
I
sAF 5.00 I TF
I
I
4.00
4.00
4.00
SAF
4.00
Cod. Arnoun' I
I
JCSP 1.00 I
I
I
JeSf 1.00 I
I
I
JCSf 1.00 I
I
I
fiNE 100.00 I
I
JeSF 1.00 I
I
JCSf 1.00 I
I
I
Tf 4.00 I
SUBe 30.00 I
I
Jes, 1,00 I
I
90.00
90.00
125.00
120.00
146.00
90.00
200.00
165.00
4.00
4.00
JCSF
1.00
90.00
4.00
1.00
120.00
JCSF
10.00
4.00
1.00
135.00
JeSf
225.00
4.00
Jesp 1.00 I
I
I
4.00 I
30.00 I
I
4.00 I
66.90 I
I
TF 4.00 I
fINE 126.90 I
I
JCSF 1.00 I
I
I
120.00
160.00
225.00
165.00
225.00
4.00
88/81/2813 15:35
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 84
08/01/2013
Man&Y Di$tribution Rtport
JUDGE NANCY POMYKA~ JP #5 JULY 2013 REPORT
Pogo 3
_~__~~______~_~_______~~~______~wm_________________~______________~__~_____~_.____~u___--_____~-------------.-------------~-------~
Re..ipt Cause/D.fondsnt I Cod. Amount I co~o Amount I Cod. Amount I tode Amount I eo~. Amount I Cod. Amount I Total
I I I I I I I
03747971307-0404 07-29-2013 I JSF 4.00 I CCC 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JCSF 1.00 I 1~0.00
RiEVES, JOHN PRESTON I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I FINE $5.00 I I I I
P.,.onol Chock I I I I I I I
0374798 1307-0417 07-29-2013 I JSF 4.00 I cee 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I LAF ;.00 I TF 4.00 I JCSF 1.00 I 165.00
STOUT, JASON EVERETT I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I FINE 100.00 I I I I
comp.ny Cheek I I 1 I I I
0374799 1307-0432 07-29-2013 I JSF 4.00 I TFC 3.00 I cee 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 I Tf 4.00 I 2~5.oo
fINDLEY, TRAVIS FRIEDELL I JCSF 1.00 I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I MVF 0.10 I 0000 30.00 I FINE 126.90 I
Hon.y Ord., I I I I I I
0374BOO 1306-0366 07-29-2013 I EXRF 20.00 I I I I I 20.00
HUMMEL, LVNETTE STEnLER I I I I I I
c..h I I I I I I
0374801 1307-0421 07-29-2013 I JSf 4.00 Ieee 40.00 CHS 3.00 I LAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JCSF 1.00 I 165.00
CROSWEL~, NATHAN P. I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 pWF 100.00 I I I I
porsons l chock I I I I I I
0374802 1307-0418 07-29-2013 I JSF 4.00 I TFC 3.00 cee 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I 122.00
WRIGHT, NleHOLE RICHELL I JCSf 1.00 I JPAV 6.00 IDF 2.00 I HVF 0.10 I FINE 53.90 I
c.sh I I I I I
0374803 1307-0414 07-30-2013 I TFC 3.00 I CHS 3.00 LAF ..00 I TF 4.00 I JCSF 1.00 ooao 30.00 I 146.00
PATEK, WILLIAM DAVID I FINE 100.00 I I I I
P.rsonsl Chock I I I I I
0374804130Nl420 07-30-2013 I JSF 4.00 I ecc 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I PWAF ..00 I TF 4.00 JC$F 1.00 I 165.00
eVRD, CASEY W I JPAV 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I WSF 100.00 I I I
e..h I I I I I I
037480. 1307-0443 07-31-2013 I JSf 4.00 Ieee 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I LAf 5.00 I TF 4.00 JCSF 1.00 I 165.00
GUTIERREZ-VASQUEZ, 8AINOR ALFONS I JPAV 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I FINE 100.00 I I I
Cs.h I I I I I I
0374806 1307-0442 07-31-2013 I JSf 4.00 I nc 3.00 I eec 40.00 I CHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 TF 4.00 I 165.00
GUTIERREZ-VASQUEZ, BAINOR ALFONS I JeSF 1.00 I JPAV 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I MVF 0.10 I 0000 30.00 FINE 66.90 I
Cash I I I I I I
03748071307-0416 07-31-2013 I JSF 4.00 I CCC 40.00 I eHS 3.00 I LAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JeSF 1.00 I 90.00
MARKS, MATTHEW JOHN I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I fiNE 25.00 I I I I
Monoy Order I I I I I I I
0374808 1307-0400 07-31-2013 I JSF 4.00 I cce 40.00 eHS 3.00 I SAF 5.00 I TF 4.00 I JeSF 1.00 I 120.00
FI..ORES, MCKINSEY SENAE I JPAY 6.00 I IDF 2.00 I FINE 55.00 I I I I
Honoy orde. I I I I I I I
08/01/2013 15:35
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 05
06/01/2013 Money Distribution Report pogo /,
JUDGE NANCY POMYKAL JP #5 JULY 201~ REPORT
~___~____~~__w_______~~_______~~~_____~___~_______~_________r_____~~_~_______~_____~__~____~.__w____________-----------~---~-------
,.he following total$ represent.. Cash and Checks collechd
Type code l)es(;l"iptior\ Count Retcsined Diabuned Honey-Totals
the following total& represent ~ Cash and Check:& ColLeat.d
COST 0000 SUB T 1T1,E /, 120.00 0.00 120.00
COsT CCC cONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS 38 152,00 1,~66.00 1,520.00
COH eMS COURTHOUSE SECURITY 40 120.00 0.00 120.00
COST IDF INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND 38 7.60 68.40 76.00
COST JcSF JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND 40 /'0.00 0.00 /'0.00
COST JPAY JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE 36 22.60 205.20 226.00
COST JSF JUROR SERVICE FUND 36 15.20 136.BO 152.00
COST LAF SHERIFF'S FEE 18 90.00 0.00 90.00
COST MVF MOVING VIOLATION FEE 12 0.12 1.06 1,20
COST PWAF TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE 7 2B.00 7.00 35,00
COST SAF OPS 15 60.00 15.00 75.00
COST TF TECHNOLOGY PUND 40 160.00 0,00 160.00
COST TFC TFC 14 42,00 0.00 42.00
FEES DFF DEFERRED FEE 3 260.70 0,00 260.70
FEES EKRF EXPIRATION RENEWAL FEE 2 30.00 0.00 30.00
FEES suat SUB Tl TLe c 9 13.50 256.50 270.00
FINE FINE FINE 26 2,014.10 0.00 2,014.10
FINE PWF PARKS & WILDLIFE FINE 4 /'8.75 276.25 325.00
FINE WSF WATER SAFETY FINE 9 66.75 376,25 445.00
Money rotl;ll!J 44 3,291.5~ 2,712./'B 6,004.00
Tna 10LLQwing totals r,present ~ Tr~n5fers Colle~ted
COST 0000 SUB TIT!.E 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST CCC CONSOLIDATED cOu~T COSTS 0 0,00 0.00 0.00
COST CHS COURTHOUSE SECURITY 0 0,00 0.00 0.00
COsT !DF INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND 0 0.00 0.00 0,00
COST JCSF JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FuND 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST JPAY JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE 0 0.00 0,00 0.00
COST JSF JUROR SERVICE FuND 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST l,AF SHERI~F"S FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST MVF MOV!NG VIOLATION FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST PWAF TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE 0 0.00 0.00 0,00
COST SAF OPS 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST TF TECHNOLOGY FUND 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST TFC TFC 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEES Off DEFERRED FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FeES EKRF EXPIRATION RENeWAl, FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEES suec SUB Tl TLE C 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE F!NE FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE PWP PARKS & WILDl,IPE PINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE WSF WATER SAFETY FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Trl!!ll'HI.1er Totals 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Tho following total$ represent - Jail credit 8nd Commvnity $arvic~
08/01/2013 15:35
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 06
08/01/2013 Money Dietrlbvtion Report poge 5
JUDGE NANCY POMYKAL JP #5 JULY 2013 REPORT
_____~--__~_N~------~~-------~------~"--------~-----~~W~_______________~___~___~______.__________~_~~______~_____~_______._._____M__
The following total$ r~pre$ent - Jail Credit and Community Serv;o.
Type CQQe Det:;criptiol'l Count Retained D;sbl,lr~l!!d HoneY"Totii'ls
COST 0000 SUB TITLE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST CCC CONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST CHS COURTHOUSE SECURITY 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST IOF INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
cOST JcSF JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST JPAY JUDGE PAY RAISe FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST JSF JUROR S~RVICE FUND 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST LAF SHERIFF'S FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST HVF HOVING VIOLATION FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST PWAF TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
cOST SAF DPS 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST TF TECHNOLOGY PUND 0 0.00 0.00 0,00
COST TfC TFC 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEE$ PFF DEFERRED FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FeES eXRF eXPIRATION RENeWAL FEE 0 0,00 0.00 0,00
FEES SUBC SUB TITLE C 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE FINE FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE PWF PARKS & WILDLIFE FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE WSF WATER SAFETY FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
credit Totet. 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
The following totol. r.pre.ent - credit Card poyments
COST 0000 SUB Tl TeE 1 30.00 0.00 30.00
COST CCC CONSOLIDATED COURT COSTS 4 1~.00 144.00 160,00
co51 CHS COURTHOUSE seCURITY 4 12.00 0.00 12.00
COST IDF INDIGENT DEfENSE FUND 4 0.80 7.20 8.00
COST JCSF JUSTICE COURT SECURITY FUND 4 4.00 0,00 4.00
COST JPAY JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE 4 2.40 21.60 24.00
COST JSF JUROR SERVICE PUND 4 1.60 14.40 16.00
COST LAF SHERIFF'S FEE 2 10.00 0.00 10.00
COST HVF MOVING VIOLATION PEE 3 O.O~ 0.27 O.~o
COST PWAF TeXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
COST BAF DPS 2 8.00 2.00 10.00
cOST TF TECHNOLOGY fUND 4 16.00 0.00 16,00
COST TFC TFC 3 9.00 0.00 9.00
FEES DfF D~FERRED PEE 0 0.00 0,00 0.00
fEES eXRF ~XPIRArION RENEWAL FEE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FEES SUBC sue TITLE C 2 3.00 S7,oo 60.00
FINE FINE FINE 4 368.70 0.00 368.70
FINE PWF PARKS & WILDLIFE FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
FINE WSF WATER SAFETY FINE 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Totals 4 4S1.S3 246.47 728,00
The following total$ represent - Combined Money and Credits
COST 0000 SUB TITLE S 150.00 0.00 1S0.00
08/01/2013 15:35
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 07
08/01/2013 Money Di.tribution Report P!lge 6
JUDGE NANCY POMYKAL JP #5 JULY 2013 REPORT
____~___~~______~__~______M~______~_~_____~_______~W______~_~-____~~-----~--------------M.~------~------------.-.----.-----~--------
Th~ following totals represent - combined Money and CreditG
Type Cod. Oa$cript1on COl.lnt Retained Ditobur$ed Money-Tot.l.
COST Cce CONSOLIDATED cOURT COSTS 42 16&.00 1,512.00 1,680.00
COST CH$ COURTHOUSE SECURITY 44 132.00 0.00 132.00
COST IDF INDIGENT DEFENSE FUND 42 8.40 15.60 84.00
COST JCsr JUSTICE cOURT SECURITY fUND 44 44.00 0.00 44.00
COST JPAY JUDGE PAY RAISE FEE 4Z 25.20 226.80 252.00
CO$T JSf JUROR SERVICE fUND 42 16.80 151.20 168.00
COST LAF SHeRIFF'S FEE 20 100.00 0.00 100.00
COST MVF MOVING ViOLATION fEE 15 0.15 1.35 1.50
COST PWAF TEXAS PARKS & WILDLIFE 1 28.00 7.00 35.00
COST SAF DPS 17 68.00 17.00 85.00
cOST TF TECHNOLOGY FUND 44 116.00 0.00 176.00
COST HC TFC 17 51.00 0.00 51.00
fEES OFF DEFERRED fEE 3 260.70 0.00 260.70
FEES EXRF EXPIRATION RENEWAL FEE Z 30.00 0.00 30.00
FEES suec SUB TITLE C 11 16.50 313.50 330.00
FINE FINE FINe 30 2,382.80 0.00 2,382.80
flNE PWF PARKS & WILDLIFE FINE 4 48.75 276.25 325.00
FIN. WSF WATER SAFETY FINE 9 66.75 318.25 445.00
keport Total$ 48 3,77~.05 2,958.95 6,732.00
08/01/2013 15:35
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 08
08/01/2013 Money Distribution Report Il'~ge 7
JVDG~ ~A~CV POHVKAL JP #5 JULV 201~ REPORT
_~__~~____._______~________~~______~~____________~_~_______~______p___________~________________~____________a.____________._.-_____
DATE PAVMENT-TVPE FI~E$ COURT-COSTS FEES BO~DS RESTlTVTlO~ OTHER TOTAL
00-00--0000 t~gh & checks Collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Cr~dit$ & Comm Serviee 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
credit Card$ & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Totet of all ColLections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-1991 Cash & Checks CoLlected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail credits & Comm servioe 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit C~rds ~ Tr~nsfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TotaL of all ColleotiQns 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-1993 Cash & Checks colLected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credits & Comm service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cftr~s e Tren$fers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Tot~l of all Collection$ 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-1995 C.sh & cheoks colleo,ed 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Credit& & ComM servio~ 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Card$ & Transf~rs 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00
Total of all CoUe14t;ons 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-1997 caGh & Checks Collect~d 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
J~iL C~tdit$ & Comm SerVice 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & Transfer& 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
TotaL of all Collectiona 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09.01-1999 tash & che~ks Collected 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00
J~il Credit_ & Comm $ervic& 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00
C~edit C~rds & Transfers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
iotal 01 ~ll Collections 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09"01~2001 c.sh & ch.ek. Colleoted 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jail Cr~dit$ & Comm Service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
C~edit C~rds & Tran~fers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total of all colleotion$ 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-2003 Cash & Checks collected 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
J~iL credit$ & Comm service 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00
Credit Cerds & Tran$fers 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00
Total of all Collections 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0,00
01-01-2004 C$sh & checks CoLlected 2,784.10 2,659.20 560.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,004.00
J~il credits & Camm Service 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit cerds & Tran$fers 368.70 299.30 60.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 728.00
TotaL of all collections 3,152.80 2,958.50 620.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,732.00
TOTALS C.sh & ch.ak~ Collected 2,784.10 2,659.20 560.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,004.00
Jail Credit& & tomm Service 0.00 0.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Credit Cards & TI"QI'1$fel'$ 368.70 299.30 60.00 0,00 0.00 0.00 728.00
1ot.l of aL L coL l."ion. 3,152.80 2,958.50 620.70 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,732.00
08/01/2013 15:35
361-983-2461
CALHOUN CO PCT 5
PAGE 09
08/01/20"
Money D;$tribut;o~ Report
JUDGE NANCY POMYKA. JP #5 JULY 2013 REPORT
p~ge
8
__~____._~~____~_______~_______N~_______~___~_______~~------.-------~----~-~------~--~--~------------~------------------------...---
DATE PAYMENT-TYPE FINES COURT-COSTS FEe$ BONDS RESTITUTION OTHER TOTAL
State of Texft$ Qua~terly Reporting Tot~L5
Dueriptioh Coul'lt tollecteo RetQintld DiEibur,ed
$t~te comptroller Cost and Fees Report
Section I: Report for Offenses Comllli ttl!ld
01-01-04 Forw.rd 47 1,830.00 183.00 1,647.00
09-01-01 - 12-31-03 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
08-31-99 - 08-31-01 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-97 - 08-30-99 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
09-01-91 - 08-31-97 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
B~H Bond Fee 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
DNA r~at;ng Fee - cQnviction$ 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
DNA ieeting Fee - Comm $upvn 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
DNA Testing Fee - Juvenile 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
EMS Tr.ums Fund (EMS) 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jyvenite Probation Diversion F~es 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Jury R~imbur$ement Fee 42 168.00 16.60 151.20
Indigent Defen,e Fund 42 84.00 8.40 7~.60
Moving ViQLet'o~ fees 15 1.50 0.1~ 1.35
5t~te Traffio F1ne 11 330.00 16.50 313.50
$.ot;oo II: A' Applicabl.
Pe~Qe 01ficer FeeS 24 120.00 96.00 24.00
F.ilure to Appe.r/Pay F.e. 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
JU~la1al Fund - Canst Coonty Co~rt 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Judieiel fund - StQtutory coynty Court 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Motor C~rrier Weight Violations 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Time p~yment Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
DriVing Record Fee 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Judiciel Support Fee 42 252.00 25.20 226.80
Repo~t Sub Tot$L 223 2,785.~0 346.0~ 2,439.45
State comptrolLer Civil Fe.. Report
CF; Birth Certificate Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Harriag~ License Fee$ 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Deelaretion of InformaL Marri~ge 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
tf: NQndi&elo~~re Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Juror Donations 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF; Justice (ourt Indig fi~ing Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Stat prob Court lndig Filing Fe.. 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Stat P~ob Coyrt Judie FiLin9 Fee$ 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Stat tnty Court Indig Filing Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF; Stat Cnty CQurt Judie Filing Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: cost Cnty Court Jndig Filing Fees 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: CMt Cnt)' Court JUQi 0 Pi l i nu Fee$. 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
eF: Dist Court Divorce & family L~w 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Pitt Court Other Divorc~/Family Law 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Di$t Co~rt Indig Legal Service& 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
CF: Judicial $vpport F~~ 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Report Sub To~al 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Tot~l Due Fo~ This Period 223 2,785.50 346.05 2,439.4S
APPROVAL OF PAYROLL:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Lyssy and seconded by Commissioner Galvan to approve
the payroll dated July 12, 2013 in the amount of $224,207.80 and July 31, 2013,2013 In the
amount of $220,947.80. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge Pfeifer all voted in
favor.
CALHOUN COUNTY
PAYROLL 2013
MONTH/JULY
Payroll through 07-12-2013
$ 224,207.80
$ 220,947.80
l'llyroll thl'oull:h 07-31-2013
.--...........-.--.-.-...-1
$ 445,155.60 -.-I
~ROVED TOT~~i~~~OI:L
The items lisled above ha,'e beell pre-appro,'ed by aU Depu"lmellt Heuds and J oertify that fOllds
\\'ol'e nVllilllble 10 PllY the obllgntion' I ecrlit' thut the n!Jovo is tl'1l0 nlld COrl'.ot to the best of my
'",owledge this the L day of" !if ___5'20 . /.
/~ . L.
'e a~'
Rl JliDA S. KOI<ENA,
CALHOUN COUNTY TREASURER
ACCEPTED AND APPROVED THIS THE <;JiiL DAY OF
. Al.{~ tA.SI ,2013 IN THE CALHOUN COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS' COURT, PORT LA V ACA, TEXAS 77979.
1,f\ODR,". f.">>V.1F:If)
J ""\ ~- lr 1, " ~,,,.-!1-~' ~j
;\,lJIJ () 8 2013
Cf.\LHOUN COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS GOUFl'T
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED - COUNTY:
Claims totaling $671,436.00 were presented by the County Treasurer and after reading and
verifying same; a Motion was made by Commissioner Lyssy and seconded by Commissioner
Galvan that said claims be approved for payment. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and
Judge Pfeifer all voted in favor.
BUDGET ADJUSTMENTS:
A Motion was made by Commissioner Galvan and seconded by Commissioner Lyssy that the
following Budget Adjustments be approved. Commissioners Galvan, Lyssy, Finster and Judge
Pfeifer all voted in favor.
Q
Q
Q
....
~o
=0:1'
~M
~O
=z
~I-
=z
=w
~:E
=1-
=11::
=<1:
=a.
=w
r
~I-
=1&.
~ii2
=Q
=<1: ~
=w j;.
=11) ..
-. ^
=11) :5
=z q'
~O t:
~i= ~
~~ .:i
=w 8
=a. Il:' ~
~o f :::l
=w ~ 0
~() .:i g
=z 0 c(
=<1: ~
=...1 ... Z
=j ~
=11I ~
~:E Q
~<I: ffi
~w 6
~:E
=<1: ~ Z
~z ~ 0
~I- ~
=z ::. w
=w v ~
=:E ~ I-
=1- I-. z
=11:: ~ w
~<I: :; ~
=a. <I z
=w $ w
~Q ~ ::e
q' c(
o
<:
Cl
~
Cl
<:
it
...,J
~
lJ.J
ffi
(!)
~
~
Cl
~
.........i::l
........
=:s::s
=""""
z......
i:iEl!!
000
00'"
MM
~'"
i..........~g is
i ~~
~~
J.I.l 000
=J.I.l0Y70
=~C") M
55~&7 w-
z...
.....iE
ilS
000
1.I.I(f)(f)-~
!!!l'"
z;j
~...
""~
000
=~(f)-W0
~~
""iE
....
~
..... ~
:IE 10
... ~
Z "
! ~
51-1-<:
zzt-
~~~
(9(9:;;;
OO~
ZZIlJ
= :;;;
zmmo:::'C
...."''''
z"''''
is
!:E
...
z
to
...
...
5
f-
:::J
(/)0
w-'
0":
;;t::
reo.
w":
(/)0
=100
z,,'"
............
"''''0
:i<Dt--
o
'"
o
o
M
'"
o
o
M
'"
~o
=M
~N
~o
~z
~I-
=z
=w
~:E
=1-
=11::
=<1:
=a.
=w
~Q
f
o
.:i
=1- q'
=11:: ~
~j ^
=0 ~
~() 8
~II) I-
=11:: ~ z
=w j;. :::l
=z ~ 0
~o .:i g
~iij 0 c(
=11) ~ z
~:E ~
~:E ~
=0 Q
~() ffi
>
~w 0
~:E
=<1: ~ Z
~z ~ 0
~I- ~
=z ::. w
=w v ~
=:E ~ I-
=1- ... z
=11:: it w
~<I: ~ ~
=a. 0 z
=w ;e w
~Q ~ ~
o
'"
o
'"
-'
~
o
f-
f-
U.
ii:
o
..:
w
"I
(,I)
Z
o
;::
i2
w
0.
o
W
(j
Z
j
:::J
00
:;;
..:
..........i::l
:a~a
!i!ll:!!3
...........
""iEs
000
00'"
OX) OX)
~'"
J.I.l 000
~"",(f)-OO
... OX) co
zii ytfh
~~
J.I.l 000
~""'0f:l'70
...CO OX)
...'" '"
zll:!
........
ilSiE
000
1.1.I&7&7(1)-
Ii
""~
000
I!!!EfTY70
~I
....
~
!:E ~
... 10
Z ~
! ~
&BI-f-<:
ZZt-
,H~
(9(9",
OO~
zZIlJ
= :;;;
ZCJ)Q)<C
...."''''
z"''''
is
!;:
o
Z
:::J
2W
2re
!:EO":
...o~
Z(9u.
....reo
tiUJ(f.)
c:2:~
"lz
(/)W
~2
f-o.
::is
;::0
:::JW
=1.... 0
zo",
=:;coco
..."'N
..."'....
N
...
-
...
M
N
...
w
>-
...
III
W
U
~
I-. W
$' III
8 ~
'" III
~ 0
~ c:l
'" III
-, Q
~
~ ~
8 i
~ ~
~ 8
.:i ~
g 0
Il:' ...
Q
W
Q
W
W
Z
III
c(
<0
...
~
z
o
~
(,; ::!
~ l-
I-. Z
~ W
~ ~
$ ffi
~ ::e
q' c(
..........i::l
.........
ill
000
00'"
o~ o~
w~
J.I.l 000
!5~8{hg
=::s...: .:
==(1) (h
CS...
........
1:5=
"
'0
'"
'"
'"
0-
i!!l 000
J.I.lEA-OO
... 00
t::c ..--~
=l::! E:/70
CS...
....z
1:5-
000
J.I.lY'J-VTvt
ji'"
~i
000
~tel(f)-W-W-
z::S
~""
ll:!!2
....
~
~
'"
~
"
.... M
Z 0
iSf-f-<:
zzt-
;H 15
(9(9:;;;
OO~
zZIlJ
= :;;;
ZO)(J)"t
...."''''
:l!"''''
""
...
....
:IE
...
z
....
:IE
...
Z(/)
....w(/)
~of-
...;;re
",0
wo.
(/)~
-' .
":0
(9 .
wW
-,(,I)
M
o
N
'"
o
"
~
'"
~
<(
~
'0
W
'"
C
'0
~
=100
Z"''''
toM'"
...M'"
..."''''
I')
....
o
N
Ii:!
cc
w
>
to-I-
~w
- c)
.....Q
..... ::)
CII3
=-
=11::
=~
1:1.::)
1:I.c)
Cw
II::
to-..
Zw
..... A.
:Er:
tic)
=2:
-II::
=cc
C~
to-
.....
c.a
=
=
=1')
to-~
=N
= ~
=~
c:.:t ..
III
MI~
= :I
.....CC
Z:>;
= ca
-"
~l!!
~ :I
- .c
:Et
:EW
=~
c:.:tQ
c)
z
ii2
:J
:z::
c
c
c
....
~o
=1')
EN g
EO ~~
=z '"
~I-
=z
=w 0
~:E '"
=1-
=11::
=cc
=A.
=W
-'
<C
t-
o
t-
t-
o::
::>
=1- 0
=11:: 0
~::) l(!
=0 w
~o 15
~I/) ~
=11:: :E
=W 2
=z 0
~O 0
EUi
=1/)
Hil
~:E
=0
~O
~W
~:E
=cc
~z
~I-
=z
=W
=:E
=1-
=11::
~cc
=A.
=W
~Q
Q
:::=
~
~
Cl
~
.....
ffi
ffi
<.!l
~
~
~
o
'"
o
o
"'.
~
'"
o
'"
~o
=0
~Ul
~O
~z
=1-
=z
=W
~:E
=1-
=11::
=cc
=A.
=W
~Q
f
..
~I') g
-=II: 'q'
I- ~
~ ~
(j 8
-~ ~ ~
=A. f;. ...
=, ~ 0
=W JfJ U
=..1 .:) U
=113 0 C(
~cc t z
~lii ~
~z 0::
=0 Cl
~o ffi
~w ~
~:E
=cc ~ z
~z ~ 0
~I- ~
=z ~ w
=W Ill:
=:E ...
=1- J.. z
=11:: ~ w
~cc ~ ~
=11. Q
=w ~ ffi
~Q ~ ~
000
.....""""tiJooVt-
C0C'-''r",<,"""
=c:$ ~U7
=i:l;l""
i!!!;~Ed
El:2!ls
L&.l 000
=.......EA-OO
=C'-' "'I:"'"
t:::i b7(h
=""
""...
........
"'"=
~
IoIr.ol 000
CCL&.l0Ei70
=C'-)T""" T""
"""CYT .en-
=i:l;l
is...
es2!l
000
1oI.l{fl-tfi-(I)-
!i""
~~
""l;!;!
000
!i~~~
...t
~
.... g
~ '"
~ ~
.... ;i!;
"" 0
;t-t-<:
zz....
~(nj
(')('):;:
OO~
zZlJJ
= :;:
Z(J)Q)o:::(
...."''''
:a"''''
ili
Z
if)::>
wO
:JO
a.LL
0.0
i;5t-
"'"t-::>
2Z0
""w-'
"":;ow
~ w >~
"'0
""0::
ot-
LL(')
ZZ
Wz
s-
:sg
!ill 0 <0
...."'~
"';:\'"
:;!LO~
o
'"
o
o
~
~
o
o
~
~
o
'"
o
~
-'
~
o
t-
'"
..
t-
o
Z
(3
W
0::
a.
W
-'
III
<C
t-
(,I)
Z
o
o
~o
=1/)
~N
EO
=z
~I-
=z
=W
~:E
=1-
=11::
=cc
=11.
=W
f
o
.:)
'q'
~
~
8
~ ~
f? 0
5 u
o ~
t z
~
Cl
Ill:
w
>
o
~
II::
W
-..I
=0
~r:
=z
~::)
=0
~o
EW
~:E
=cc ~ z
~z ~ 0
~I- ~
=z ~. w
=W Ill:
=:E J.. ...
=1- ... z
=11:: i;, W
~cc ~ ~
=11. ~ Z
=W JfJ W
~Q ~ :IE
'q' C(
O'l mo
.........~ a;;t'"
C;;C'-'c: '-"
=:S!:!:l
=""1!3
il!!iil~
1.1.I OlDen
@5~a~;;t
I::~
!ilEli
~=
1.1.I omen
......w-~.q
ECIe El74fl-
=~
""...
....""
es-
000
.......6'7tf,)-~
!!!!I""
",,""
~i:l;l
i:l;l;
000
~~Ef}{fl-&')-
",,""
;1
...t
~
.... g
~
~ ~
"
!iiE M
;t-t-~
ZZ....
~~~
(')('):;:
OO~
ZZlJJ
= :;:
ZmcnOC(
!iiE"''''
",,"''''
""
...
w
.... if)
~U5
~..J>-
~w:s
",ZI-
CI:)
00
<C..J
2<C
>-!::
0.0.
O<C
00
=100
"""",
~"'t-
...~o
",,<Ot-
o
'"
'"
...
'"
o
~
-
o
N
V
0>
ro
0.
'"
"
'"
=0
=....
~'<l'
~O
=z
~I-
=z
=W
~:E
=1-
=11::
=cc
=11.
=W
r
~~
~~
= .
=1-
~cc
- ,
=1-
=11::
=::)
~O
=0
~r:
=z
~::)
=0
~O
EW
~:E
-cc
z
I-
Z
W
:E
~
cc
_II.
=W
~Q
'"
~
o
N
.:
o
w
~
0>
~
<:
~
"0
w
V
C
"0
~
o
'"
o
'"
-'
<C
t-
O
I-
;c:
0::
W
-'
o
>-
t-
Z
::>
o
o
I
..........[;J 1OU'> 0 0 ..........[;J 00 0 0 :;;!....[;J
"'''' '" '" U'>U'> '" '"
:a~; "'''' """"... <0<0 """"
e'" "~:5 "'e ..""~
~~fd = .. !E~~
aEe !Eil~ ceiE13
~
-
!i OU'> '" '" 00 0 0 0
.... !i '"
....."'''' N N ~J.I.Il!)6'7 '" '" .....
"" '" N N ... <0 <D <D ... .
Ei:5 '" '" '" ""'" '" '" ..... :5 ~
!E~ is rn
0 i:Eif5 '"' f5 "-
....
0 ....... ~~ ... ....
0 =0 c:sOO ~o ~o c:s =
.... =.... =Ul =M
'. ~..... ..... U'>o '" '" ~N .... 00 0 0 ~..... ....
0 ~lol-lC'\Jb'7 N N !iJ.I.IWl.O '" '" ~ ....
~o """, N N aO ... <0 <D <D aO ~
:c: ""'" '" '" =:5 '" '" '"
0 =z = Ii:;! =z I~ =z '"'
'"'... .... ...
~ =1- ~aE ~I- ~I- ... aE
=z c:s =z ~z c:s
=w 00 0 0 =w 00 0 0 =w
~::E ...."'''' '" '" ~::E ...."'''' '" '" ~::E !!!!llt;l
ii"" !!!!l""
=1- =1- '"''''' =1- ~i
!iI:5 ~I
=llI:: Ii:;!~ =llI:: =llI::
=cc =cc =cc ..~
=D. =D. =D.
=w 00 0 0 =w 00 0 0 =w
~Q ~t:!lEl7-y) '" '" ~Q ~1t:J6'7(f7 '" '" r ==
'"''''' '"':5
II II ~5
..aE
-J ..J -J ..J
~ ~ ~ <(
f l- f
~ 0 ~ 0
.... I- ~ .... l- I
::IE '" ::IE '"
.. "" ~ ::l! w ..
g '"' ~ g ~ (9 g
!Z ;!; ..... ;!; 0 .....
~~ "l' 0 ..:. ., '"' 0 ::> "l' '"'
"" ~I-I- ""
,),. 51-I- <: .,: ~ <: ..., ,),. f5
~:5 j.. zz I- ~ IX: zz I- ~ j..
~ c2c2 15 ~ w c2c2 ~ z ~
= . ::> Z ::>
=1- 8 (')(9 :;; 0 8 (')(') 0 8
~cc 00 ~ () z 00 Cl ()
c:( 15
- . ~ I- zz ~ ~ ~w ~ u zz =1- ~ I-
=1- z = z III = :;; =llI:: i! z =
=llI:: :l '"'",,,, <( ::> ~CI '"' "''''<( =:;) :l '"'
=:;) ~ 0 ....."'''' 0 =Q ~ 3: !Z "'''' ~o ~ 0 !Z
~o u =mm () =:;) w "" "'''' u ""
.:;) u 5i .:;) z .. =U u ..
=U 0- c:( =-, g ... ~I- 0- c:( ...
~~ t w t
z >-- ~ It' ~ =U z
wO
~ zo. =- ~
=z 0::0. Z :c =llI::
~:;) a<( :;) U =1-
~ Q ~I- IX: =(1) Q
=0 IX: <(!5 0 :l ~Q IX:
~ ~u w .... ' a U II. .... w !i!J
> :E@o 0 ::IE w >
~w ""z' W ""(,1)0 ~w ""
-J 0 ::(!)~ I- ZUJU:: 0 '"'
~::E ::E to-LL ~::E to
<:( It> Z ~U5~ \l! Z .....Jo ~ Z ...
ffi =cc ""(I)> -cc ",,0., =cc ""
.. 0.1-
~z ~ 0 <(0:: ~z ~ 0 ::>z ~z ~ 0
ai ~ ww ~ (l)W III '"
~I- ...J(I) ~I- W2 ~I- ~
Z...J c:( 0
(!l =z w =z w 09, =z W N
is w<( ~ ~ '"
=w IX: >(') =w IX: [L::> =w IX: 0
~ ~ ::>LU LLO 1;;
=::E I- ...,...J =::E I- aw =::E I-
j.. Z j.. Z ,.. Z ~
=1- =1- =1- ~
~ $ w $ w $ w ~
=llI:: =llI:: =llI:: <(
::E =100 ::E =100 ::E ;1 "
~cc :t Q '"',...ro ~cc :t Q '"''''U'> ~cc ~ Q rn
0 =D. ~ Z =:;0(<") =D. ~ Z E;O('i) =D. Z "0
~
:c: ..."'''' ..."'''' =w .
=w ~ W ",,<0<0 =w ~ w ",,"''''' ~ w c
~ ~Q ::E ~Q ::E ~Q ::E "0
"l' c:( "l' c:( "l' c:( ~
I')
....
o
N
i
c:(
w
>-
....1-
C'-'w
- 0
....CI
.... ::;)
CCm
=-
c::::tll::
=c:(
1:1.0...
1:1.0::;)
ccSl
II::
.... ..
Zw
Wo.I ll.
::E~
....0
!I!
_II::
=:3
CC:z:
....
Wo.I
c.a
=
=
=1')
....~
=N
= ft
c::::t~
c.:ttj
, :I
C'-'l:Il
= :I
Wo.Ic:(
Z>;
c::::t IV
- "
C'-' ~
C'-' :I
- .c
::Et
::EW
c::::t~
c.:tCl
o
z
ii2
:3
:z:
:a!....tiJ (;;~ 0 0 :a!....tiJ '" OLD 0 0
'" '" '" '" ~ '" '"
...... ...... '<t ~ '"
="":5 =;:5 . .",
'" '" ~
=l:::!f5 = ... "'!'t
EE!!E!!l z....
=zl!j
~-
0
~
0 ~ ~ '" 00 '" '" '0
..... ~ .... .-
!i~Y7Ef7 '" '" ~1oI.I<DY7Y7 "' "'
... '<t '<t '<t ID
= i "" . N N m
=i!i'" '"
<::> !iE z '" '" '" a.
<::> ~ ~~
<::> =0 = ~O E:S ~It)
,... =1') ='" ='t
'. ~'t ..... o ~ ~ ~ ~N ! 00'" '" '" =1')
0 !i~YT6'7 '" '" IoI.IEI7l!)...- "' "'
aO aO ... ~'" '<t '<t ~6
~ =:5 IIC N'Ef7 N N
Cl =z !iE... =z zl:::! <F> '" '" =z
~~ .... ..
~ ~I- ~I- !:si!l =1-
~z =z =z
=W 00 0 0 =W 0 00 0 0 =W
~::E ....<F><F> '" '" ~::E IoI.IEI7Y')-&<7 <F> '" ~::E
!!I'" !!!5'"
=1- z"" =1- z:5 =1-
=11:: !;!;l:::! =11:: 8!!f5 =11::
=c:( l:::!11!; =c:( ...l!l =c:(
=ll. =ll. =ll.
=W 00 0 0 =W 0 0 0 =W
~CI 00 r
!!!l~6'7W '" <F> !!!~Y76'7(Y7 '" '"
z:5 z:5
II II
-J ...J -J ...J ~CIl
f'!: <( f'!: ~ -W
f l- f
g 0 g 0 0
.... I- .... I-
:E '" ~ '" ~
... "" I- ... If)
g z ,... te g ,... Z
I- ;:\ ::> I- ;:\ 0 W
"l' i~~ 0 0 "l' i 0 >=
,),. <= tl ,),. <= tl CIl
f.,. l- I- f.,. I- 1-1- I- W
ZZ Z zz ...
~ <(<( nJ tl ~ C2 C2C2 nJ ...J
tete ii: W c:(
8 <9<9 :;;; I- 8 <9 <9<9 :;;; _0
00 Sil If) 0 00 Sil =-
~I- i5 =CI
~ t- zz ~ ~ t- z zz ~ =W
=11:: z z
;:) = = ~::E
=::;) z '" '" <( ;:) z '" "'''' <(
~o ~ 0 !ii; '" '" ~ 0 !ii; '" "'''' ~>-
u :i '" '" ~CIl u "" '" "''''
~o .::> u .::> u ... =0
g cl ... =z 0 cl ... =z
=1- ~
=0 ll:' Z z<( =0 z =w
=- ~ 1-<9 =- ~ =0
=11:: ~E =1- (f) ~II::
=1- 1--' =0 w
'" =w
~ =CIl Q tete =w Q :J
Ww =::E
~2i 0:: a.I =... 0:: t:w
w .... Xl- ~w W ! (f) O(f) ~W
> :E wO > w z<(
~w "" , , alil Ww ~w
..,J 0 z 00 0 ::; a.-'
~::E I- ww ~::E to a. xw ~::E
lli ~ .. z z a. Wz
=c:( Z .. <9<9 =c:( ~ Z .. :J =c:(
"" U)(i) "" (f) "'0:
~z ~ 0 ~z ~ 0 ~Cl ~z
~ ~ (f)(f) en z "'<( '"
~I- <( <( ~I- cl 0 w2' ~I- c;
~~ F 5:>- ....
(!) =z 0 w =z 0 w Cl =z ,..:
=W 0:: :J :J =W 0:: w <(a. =W 0
~ ~ 0 0 ~ ...J IO
=::E t- <( <( =::E t- w tltl =::E "
f.,. z f.,. z ~
=1- $ =1- $ =1- m
~ W W ~
=11:: =11:: =11:: <(
~c:( i ::!! =1'" '" ~c:( i ::!! !iE1~ "'0 ~c:( >.
~ Q z"'''' Q to~ "" '<t '"
=ll. Z tooo =ll. Z "'''' =ll. '0
$ ..00 ~ ..'" o~ ~
=w w """,,,, =w w """, '" '" =w c
~CI ~ ::!! ~CI ~ ::!! ~CI '0
"l' cl "l' cl f;
1"1
,..
o
N
i
cc
w
>-
"'IU
!2C)
..Ie
..I ::I
CII2
=-
=~
=cc
a.....
a..::I
clB
~
.....
Zw
.... A.
:15~
...c)
~z
=-
-~
=cc
c~
l:i:i
c.a
=
=
=1"1
...~
=N
=ft
=~
~ ..
tIl
Go~
=::1
....cc
Z>;
=IV
-'tl
~f
~::1
- .c
:15,::
:l5w
=!:i
~e
C)
z
ii2
cc
w
:E:
c
c
c
....
~~
~I"I
~o
~z
=1-
=z
=w
~:iE
=1-
=~
=cc
=A.
=w
r
~Ul
=w
~o 4:-
~> ~o
=~
=w ,:)
=Ul ~
~... /..
=CC ~
=0 OJ
~Q ~
=w 'C l-
~:iE ~ ~
~>- fZ 0
=0 ,:) S
=z 0' c(
=w ~ z
=C) '>
=~ ~
=w ~
~:iE Q
~w ffi
~w ~
~:iE
=cc ~ z
~z ~ 0
~I- :!l
=z '" w
=w v ~
=:iE ~ l-
~Ii $ ffi
~cc ~ ~
=A. ~ Z
=w It w
~e ~ ~
o
:c:
Cl
:c:
tr
Cl
:c:
tr
.....
<:(
ffi
55
<!l
~
~
Cl
:c:
tr
..........tiJ
:a~a
=I::;!""
ii!:!......
ECii!:!S
06'0
'" '" '"
"''''
"'~
L.I..l 000
Cl:L.I..lC<)tfl-C")
= ~ (() (D
=:S'" '"
=""
""...
~l!l
....... 000
CCL.l..lf;fl-("')('?
="-' (OW
I-C (Jt(/t
= I::;!
""...
l:l:;s
1:5
000
L.I..ltfl-f;fl-VI-
!!!j'"
"":S
~;
000
;~Y7f;fl-VI-
~i
",,;s
....
;:':
..... 12
::E '"
;! ~
.... ;'J;
= a
iil-I-<::
zz....
~~~
(')(')""
oo!iE
ZZIJ.J
= :;;:
zQ)Q)'II;,(
....mm
""mm
;
~
:;;:
"-
w
~
wf-
OZ
""zw
;0;;<(2
..Z"-
ZUJ5
tof-a
'-=l~W
lICe::(>:
2~
ww
~~
II
00
<(<(
22
=100
""0'"
to"'"'
..."''''
.."''''
o
'"
o
'"
'"
'"
o
'"
'"
'"
o
'"
o
'"
..J
<(
f-
a
f-
(,I)
W
U
:>
~
w
(,I)
..J
<(
u
15
w
:;;;
i3
Z
w
(!)
~
w
:;;;
w
=0
:""'"
: 'If"'"
~o
~z III
=1- w
=z III
=w ffi
~:iE II.
=1- ><
=~ w
=cc :iE
=A. c(
=w ~
~e g
~
II.
~
Z
;:)
fZ 8
~ :!i
$ l-
ei) ;:)
~ ~
~ w
~w ~~ ~
=0 u
-- ". 0
~> ...
=~ 4:' l-
=w f ~
=Ul !? ~
~z 3 III
~o 0' Z
~ii) ~ ~
=z l-
=w :iE
=1- w
=>< !::
~w
alii
~:iE
=cc ~ z
~z ~ 0
~I- :!l
=z '" w
=w v ~
=:iE ~ l-
=1- /.. z
=~ $ w
~cc ~ ~
=A. ~ Z
~~ ~ ~
'Of c(
..........tiJ
........
.......
!i!i!iil!i
i5:;Ss
ooSoo
0000E17
m......m......
f;fl-~e(f)-
!! 00000
IJo.lOEfTb9-00
QoOO) ......0
l:::~f;fl- f;fl-~
="" '"
15fil
....=
1:5
!! 00000
....,Y7DO{f)-O
GoO ......0> 0
t:::c f/7ff7 ~
= I::;! '"
15...
~;s
00000
1..I.lffi-Y7{f)-f;fl-tA-
!i"
~~
""l!l
00000
=~Ef7f;fl-f;fl-f;fl-W
~i
....
;:':
.... 12
::E 0
;! ~
.... ;'J;
"" a
;f-f-f-f-~
zzzz~
~~~~~
(')(')(')(')""
oooo!iE
zzzzlJJ
= :;;:
20)0)0)0)0:::(
!i:0>(J)Q)(J)
cOlQ)(J)O)
~
w
z
::i
(') u
<( IJ..
(j) L5
~ u
L5~~
OZZ
L.I..l I :J :J
:i!~oo~
ZOUUz
....zu..u..:J
ti~OOo
"Sf-f-u
O:J:Jz
.....JOO_
.....J---l.....J...J
<(www
~~~~
<(1-1-1--
!i!lo 0:) 0 (0
....('i)l{)cor---
~("')"<t"<t"<t
l:.:lO<D<O(Q
cCD(OCO(O
o
'"
o
o
C!.
~
'"
a
~
~
o
"'
m
'"
rn
"-
o
o
0"
~
'"
=0
=CO
:'t""
~o
=z
~I-
=z
=w
~:iE
=1-
=~
=c(
=A.
=w
r
~...
~Ci:
~.,
~w
~:iE
=c(
~z
~I-
=z
=w
=:iE
=1-
=~
~c(
=A.
=w
~c
'"
~
a
N
,.:
a
1;;
~
'"
~
<(
>.
rn
u
00
m
c
u
!1
o
'"
o
'"
..J
<(
f-
a
f-
w
u
:>
~
w
VI
Z
o
Cii
z
w
~
w
1"1
...
o
N
i
:3
>-
1-1-
~w
- C)
--c
__ ::l
CIll
=-
=ll::
E~
a..::l
C~
ll::
I- ..
ZW
..... II.
:E~
I-C)
~z
=-
-:Ill::
=<1:
c~
I-
.....
c.a
=
=
=1"1
I-~
':=N
= ft
=~
c.::t..
tIl
~;,
.:= :s
.....<1:
Z>;
=~
- 'g
~l!!
~ :s
- .c
:Et
:EW
=~
c.::tc
C)
z
ii2
<I:
W
:z:
c
c
c
~
~o
=00
a't"'"
~O
=z
~I-
=z
=W
~:2:
=1-
=ll::
=<1:
=11.
=W
~c
o
:c:
Cl
~
tIl
W
tIl
Z
W
D.
X
w
II::
w
21 6
!i: U
~ e
It tIl
... I-
$ ffi
~ :E
,),. ~
J. c(
~ D.
o W
u Cl
~ ffi
~ W
00/ ~
~ ::l
if tIl
f ffi
fZ II.
.:) ~
g ~
4:" I-
:E
w
!:
w
z
::::i
Cl
~
-J
ffi
iU
(!l
~
~
~
~
~...
~C(
~..,
~w
~:2:
=<1: ::: z
~z ~ 0
I- ~
Z 0 w
W ~ II::
:2: J. I-
~ $ ffi
<I: ~ ~
_II. 2 Z
=w ~ w
~c ~ ~
.........[;J
"".....
"''''':5
=l;i!=
~~Ed
tEii!ls
0001.01.0
LOOLOI.Olt)
'<t.......NI.{)M
,,-:Y'}ffl{flN'
'" '"
..... OOC>l{)ll)
~""'LOOIOIOLO
C:'Ov......NIOM
-=..-:ytytytN'
!iEiY7 {fl
~l!:l
...... 00000
E.....Y7{flfl7fflW
E~
=l;i!
z...
~ii!l
E:S
00000
.....Y7fflffl{f7W
!!!j'"
z:5
~~
00000
I!WE/7Ef')-{flW
!5
=ii!l
-J
~
~
~ ,.
z ~
!Z '"
"" 0
51--1-1-1-;==
zzzz.....
~~~~~
(9(9(9(9.,
0000!1l
ZZZZllJ
= :;;;
zQ}Q}(J)O)'l::(
!::i;:0')Q)Q)(J)
c<J)<J)Q)O)
=
...
~ w
z 0
to Z
... :;;
"">->
0::0
~::i ~
0<( <(
D.......JU)I-
:;;<(wU)
ww::::)O
1-200...
!210000
"""vONO)
~IOI'--O/'-
~............'<t"<t
CLOl()LO(o
g
g
"l'
,),.
J.
~
8
if l-
f ~
~ 8
0' ~
~ z
~
Cl
II::
w
>
o
~
~
z
o
~
w
~ II::
J. ~
$ w
~ :E
~ ffi
~ :E
"l' c(
.........[;J
""......
"':5""
==5
~!iel!!j
000
00'"
00
Lriui
"'~
!i 000
.....OfflO
...0 0
=:5'" '"
==(f)- (I)-
CSEi:l
....=
E:S
..... 000
=.....Y700
=c.o 00
t:: c "~
=1.1.I LOll)
BS5 ytw-
~ii!l
000
......ffl(flW
~...
~i
000
~~Ef7{flW-
z:5
~=
l;i!!ie
-J
~
.... ~
::IE '"
;j ,.
... ;:!;
z 0
f:iL- f- <:
zzl-
~~~
(9(9:;;;
00!1l
zZlJJ
= :;;;
zmmo:::t
...",,,,
Imm
U)U)
Ww
~o
>-
0::5::
~w
......JU)
::IE<(..J
""0<(
z-o
....00
",ww
:222
f-o::
Ow
~Z
f-O
zU)
00"
OD-
!2lo 0
.......~
...~m
...~"
""",,,,
'"
'"
..,
'"
'"
'"
'"
..,
,..;
'"
o
o
o
u)
'"
=0
='"
~'t
aO
=z
~I-
=z
=W
~:2:
=1-
=ll::
=cc
=11.
=W
r
=1"1
~'l:I:
=1- ~
=0 to.
~z g
m "l'
=W ,),.
=ll:: J.
=11. ~
~w 8
=0
~:3 ~ ~
~II. to. 6
=11. fZ U
~o & ~
~w ~
=0 ... z
H: ~
=11) II::
=::l g
~.., w
~w 6
~:2:
=cc ~ z
~z ~ 0
~I- ~
=z w
=W 0 II::
=:2: ~ I-
=1- ." z
=ll:: ~ w
~<I: ~ ~
=11. 0 Z
=w ~ w
~Q ~ ~
o
'"
o
'"
..J
<(
f-
o
f-
..J
<
...,
""'""......CiJ;;~
""......
"''''':5
!El::Sti
E:iEl!!j
!i::I ~O
!!5tslfflffl
=:5
==
CS...
........
E:S=
o
~
'0
<D
W
'"
ro
0.
!i::I 0 ~
!5~Y7(1t
...""
55
CSz
~-
00
...."''''
Ii
=l!:l
00
~~ffl(fl
z""
~i
....
::IE
""
z
...
z
""
!aI-I-
ZZ
~~
(9(9
00
zz
=
Zmm
"'mm
Zmm
;
Z
=>
o
o
LL
o
f-
.... =>
::IE 0
""..J..J
""ww
...>>
~~~
f-f-
(9(9
zz
zz
~~
f-f-
'"
~
o
N
,.:
o
1;;
~
'"
~
<(
>.
ro
"0
00
W
C
"0
3!
!21 " '"
...~~
..."''''
..."''''
""",,,,
I")
...
o
1'1
i
0:(
w
>
"'1-
,,",w
- C)
--Q
.....::1
CIlI
=-
=0:::
=~
a..::1
a..C)
Cw
0:::
.....
Zw
...... lI.
:I15t:
...c)
""'z
=-
_0:::
=0:(
C~
...
......
c:.a
=
=
=1")
...~
=1'1
= M
=8
c:.:t...
tIl
M,~
=::s
......0:(
Z>;
= IV
- "
""'Ie
""' ::s
- .c
:115,::
:I15w
=!:C
c:.:tQ
C)
z
ii2
0:(
w
:z:
;;!....!:iJ 0 0 omo>o 0 0 .........!:iJ
U> U> iiil..l.ltiJOOlO>O U> U>
...... c:.ooCoOO"'t())L() ""'......
"":s:S "":s:S NeOma """"':s
==5 ==5 Y7Y;69- =l:l;!=
~iE!!!! Ei:~!!!! ~ ~"'fi:!
;!!;s
~
Ii 000>0 '" '" '0
.... ~ ~ .... t--
i!iiil;l U> U> """,OY7O> 0 '" '" i!iiil;l
00 O>L() ... ... ID
= :s I :s N oi~ cO cO Ii '"
ro
C I = = '" "'''' ~ ~ "-
fi:! fi:! '" '"
c ~15S
c ~o = ~o = =0 1:5
~ =..... =0 =11)
'. ~~ .... ~ ~ ~II) .... 00>00 '" '" =11) ....
0 i!iiil;l U> U> !i1ol.l6'70> 69-&3- '" '" i!ii....
~o ~o ... ... ... ... ~o
:z: =; =:s eO cO cO =1:l!
~ =Z !i!... =Z !i!= ~ ~ ~ =Z =l:l;!
....... '" '" '" ilj...
~I- ~;!!; ~I- !is;!!; ~I- !is;!!;
~ ~z =z =z
=w 0 0 =w 0000 0 0 =w
~:2: !!!jil;l U> '" ~:2: 1oI.IY7Ef7Y7Y7 '" '" ~:2: !!!jil;l
!!!j'"
=1- z"'" =1- z"'" =1- z:s
=0::: ~I =0::: ~I =0::: l!H:!
=0:( =0:( =0:( ==
=lI. =lI. =lI.
=w 0 0 =w 0000 0 0 =w
r !!!jil;l U> U> r !!5~{flY769-69- '" '" ~Q i!=
z:s z:s
;1 !;l;= ~~
l:l;!~ =;!!;
~I") ... ..J ... ..J ~N
='11: i'!: < i'!: ~
f .... f ='11: f
=1- f2 0 f2 0 ~I-
.... .... .... .... ....
=0 :E '" :E '" =0 :E
.. "'" M .. "'" li2 0 "'"
~z g ,... g ,...
z ;:0; '" z ;:0; ~z z
-- I- .... l- => .::; !Z
=0 "l' z (,) "l' 11-1-1-1- 0 -- "l'
::a ~ z 0 (,) =0 "'"
=w t .),. z =w .),. =
=0::: ... \-. U J. \-. W J. ...
zzzz =0:::
~ ~ W ~ ~~~~ ~ ..J ~
=lI. ~ Z =lI.
~w :;;; "-
8 , 8 (9(9(9(9 W - , 8
~ W ~ > =w
=0 (,) =1- I- 0000 => =C)
=0:( ~ I- < ~O::: ~ z zzzz ~ ..., ~ I-
Z W w ~Q z
=w = "- =::1 = f =
::s z <( :!E !;m(J)(J)(J) <( ~ii2 ::s z
~lI. t 0 "- =0 t t 0 I-
!Z 0 I- (J)O)(J)Q) ~1lI z
=11. lJ "'" W ~o tIl c.Q)Q)Q)(J) lJ "'"
~o .::; lJ = .::; ::s = ~Q .::; lJ fi
g c( ... (,) ~w g ... 0' c(
~w ;:: ., =z ~
lI:' Z (,I) =...1 lI:' Q ::;S]< z
=0 => =- c( ~o:(
~ ..., =z ....02 ~
~j: :!E ~-~ =Q
=w w~w
= III => W a..1LI~ ~o:(
Cl ~::1 Q ~::1 !: t;j(l)<(I) =0 Q
~ Ill: Ill:
="" W .... ~"" w ...... I Z Z W ~O::: w ~
:E Z :EOOOW
~Iii > ::! ~w cw--u. EW > "'"
..,J 0 ::::i ZZ~~..J 0 Z
~:2: I- ~:2: =:;~WW~ ~:2: to
~ ...
~ z ... ~ Z ~(I)I-I-z lI) Z ...
=0:( "'" =0:( ccnwww =0:( ~ "'"
LIJ ~z ~ 0 ~z ~ 0 <000 ~z ~ 0
~ tIl tIl WWW::::J ~ '"
~I- ~I- ::::!::::!:::::!<( ~I- ~
c( c( 0
<.!l =z w =z w zzzo =z w OJ
~ 0 www- 0 [3
=w Ill: =w Ill: >>>0 =w Ill:
~ <'I: :J:J:J1LI <'I: "
=:2: I- =:2: l- ...:?: =:2: I-
J. Z J. Z J. Z ~
=1- =1- =1- '"
~ ~ ~ ~
~ =0::: w =0::: w =0::: w '"
:!E ;1 :!E !i!IN 0 '" '" :!E ;1 ii
~o:( ~ Q ~o:( ~ Q =:;t--....-...-I'-- ~o:( ~ Q
~ ~ 0...........1"- ~ u
=lI. Z =lI. Z ~(f)('<)(")('f) =lI. Z ~
=w ~ w =w ~ W cz::<D<DCO(O =w ~ w c
~ ~Q :!E ~Q :!E ~Q :!E u
"l' c( "l' c( "l' c( ~
C')
...
o
N
&!
4
w
>-
.....1-
CiOw
- "
--C
__ ::::l
em
=-11::
=4
a......
a..::::l
elB
II::
..... ..
2w
...... II.
:lE~
....."
CiOz
=-
""':tll::
=4
e~
~
c:.a
=
=
=C')
.....~
I::N
= ~
=~
c:.:ttj
~~
I:: :J
......4
2>;
=IV
- 'C
CiOf
CiO :J
- .c
:lEt
:lEw
=~
c:.:tc
"
z
;:
4
w
:I:
c
c
c
,...
~o
=In
~In
~o
~z
=1-
=z
=w
~:E
=1-
=11::
=4
=11.
=w
~Q
~N
='11:
~I- f
=CJ ..
=z ~
=- ..,
=CJ <q'
=w :..
=11:: I-
=11. !
-, 0
=w (J
=" . I-
~Q ~ Z
~;: ,.. 5
~m ~ u
~Q 0' u
=z I!I 0(
~4 4: Z
=Q ~
~4 ~
=0 Q
~II:: ffi
::-
~Ui 0
~:E
=4 ~
~z ~
~I-
=z :.:.
=w v
=:E ~
=1- I-
=11:: $
~4 ~
=11. 2
=w ib
~Q ~
o
:c:
Q
:c:
it
Q
:c:
it
-J
oq:
ffi
ffi
<!l
~
~
Q
~
~....tiJ
""......
"""i51:j
!i!51ftl
E2IEs
000
00'"
~ ~
~'"
L.I..l 000
C::looIolVJ-OO
=~ "--T""
!::~ tl7VJ-
OO""
CSftl
e:soo
!i 000
L.I..lOUTO
... ~ ~
t::c:VJ- w-
OOii:!
CS...
...z
r:s-
000
J.I.IVJ-YtVJ-
!!!l'"
Ii
000
1=Y769-W
!$Iii:!
ii:!i!l
...J
~
.... ~
::IE '"
;! ~
.... ~
Z 0
iiiL- I- <:
zz....
~~ffi
C)(.9 :iE
aa~
zZLlJ
= :iE
20)0)-.:::(
18181
z
o
~
w
~
I-
Z
W
:s
Q
Z
w
:s
0(
if)
W
:::i
0.
0.
=>
.... if)
::IE U5
""if)1-
ZW~
....-<{
tiiia..
""0.>-
=>~
if)W
WZ
UI
fLU
LL<{
a:;;
!i!10 0
....N~
...ON
..."''''
"" """
o
'"
o
o
~
'"
o
o
~
'"
=0
=10
~....
~6
=z
=1-
=z
=W
~:E
=1-
=11::
=4
=11.
=W
r
~II.
=11.
~;:
=W
=:1:
~fI)
~W
~:E
=4 :: z
~z ~ 0
~I- ~
=z :.:. w
=W v ~
=:E ~ I-
=1- ~ wZ
=11:: ::
~4 ~ ~
=11. 0 Z
=w ~ w
~Q ~ :s
<q' 0(
o
'"
CIl
W
CIl
Z
W
II.
X
W
~
w
::-
~ 0
Ii: U
~ ~
It CIl
~ ~
~ w
tI.) :s
:.. ~
I- 0(
! II.
8 ~
! ffi
~ w
'" ~
~ ~
if: CIl
f ffi
t II.
:) ~
g ~
4: I-
:s
w
!:
o
'"
..J
<{
I-
a
I-
'"
..
I-
U
Z
U
W
~
0..
W
Cl
o
~
III
o
Z
<{
o
<{
a
~
~....tiJ
:a~1
~Is
"''''
"''''
"''''
NN
~'"
.... 00
!~"''''
csi3
.......
r:sOO
.... '" '"
=looIolLOIO
=,,-,(")('0')
="" . -
='-1o?I01(\1
2=6'7(1)-
.......
"'IE
r:s
00
...."''''
!!j'"
z""
1!:!51
""l!!i
00
~~VJ-W
~i
""IE
...J
~
~
!E! ~
"" ~
z "
i ~
""1-<:
...Z....
ffi~
a~
ZLlJ
= :iE
z","
....'"
z'"
:i
...
w
Z
:i
if)
=>
a
W
!E!Z
",,::5
zuJ
....U
i3if)
"" -
:;;
,
if)
W
:::i
0.
0.
=>
if)
=IN
Z'"
....'"
"'",
;;!'"
f
..
g
<q'
:..
I-
!
8
~ ~
t 0
:) U
0' ~
~ Z
~
Q
~
W
::-
o
~
~
z
o
~
o gj
~ l-
I- Z
$ w
~ ~
~ Z
~ ~
<q' 0(
~....tiJ
:a ~i'"
oo....
z""
E2!1ie~
r--. Ro
"'''''''
o~ o~
~ ~
"'~
!i .....0.....
1o.I..IQ)VJ-0)
...0 0
=:::5'" '"
==61'} VJ-
cs...
e:sl!!i
!i 0..........
.....wQ)cn
... 00
~i ~~
e:sIE
000
1.l.ItJ7VJ-W
!!j'"
Ii
000
=~Ef.}VJ-W
~i
...J
~
.... ~
:i! '"
z ~
i ~
fll-l-:C=
zz....
~~ffi
ClCl:iE
aa~
zZLlJ
= :iE
ZQ)Q)-..(
...."''''
Z"''''
;
if)
I-
Z
W
:;;
I-
if)
=>
.... C3
:i! <{
ZLLo.
....LL:;;
tio::o
""Wu
I if)
if)~
~W
=>"
o.~
~~
=1'" '"
Z"''''
to"''''
...O~
""",,,,
"'
'"
'"
",-
e
.....
en
o.
~
'"
o
~
~
o
'"
<1l
en
'"
0.
'"
'"
...
M
'"
o
'"
o
'"
..J
~
a
l-
LL
LL
~
W
I
'"
'"
<;
N
'"
o
w
~
en
~
0(
,:;
'"
"0
W
<1l
C
"0
~
I')
..
o
N
Ii:!
c:C
w
>-
.....1-
C'-tw
-t:)
.....C
..... ::;)
Cra
=-
=~
=s
a..::;)
a..t:)
C~
.......
Zw
..... II.
:IE~
t;t:)
= a!:
-:t~
=c:C
c!I!
.....
.....
c.a
=
=
=1')
.....~
=N
= ~
=~
c...:I...
en
Gos,
= :s
.....c:C
Z:=;
=I'CI
-'tl
C'-tl!!
C'-t :s
- .c
:lEt
:lEW
=!;i
c...:IC
t:)
Z
C2
c:C
w
::c
<::> .--...--....,--...,,-..,.-.. ., M Oc.omCOCON .,
;;!...l:OJ ('<')m.......-o>
.. ..--..--<0 t--. V ~ ~ ..........l:OJ ........-l!)<D'<j'..- ~
.... NN..-.....~ co co :a=a NN........-tflf:/7- co
=;:l5 ~e~~-- ... !!!; (fl(fl(fll':l7 ...
..~o=
.i!~5 z......
EEi!El!! EEi!El!!
0
~
~ Ii 00000 0 0 000000 0 '0
... '"
~Ef)-(A-W-ffi-YT ... ... !!i~ytWEf)WY'TW ...
'" ID
",' = :l5 Ii '"
::i .. ro
C Ol cs 0= "-
C ..... fC
c t.... =al ~ .. ~..
..... N =al
'. ~ '. =al Ii ("')0)..-..-0) ., ., aOC- ... 000000 0
0 0 I.I.I..-..-c.ol'--'<::t ~ ~ !i~EI7ytytYTWW ...
'" ~o CooONN..-..-f/t co ex> aO
=== ",' === t:::cCW(f7{f)-(f} ... ... =...
~ ::i Q =Z ..~ =Z !E~
CS...
=== ~I- ~i!E ~I- ~i!E
it it ~z ~z
<::> =w 00000 0 0 =w 000000 0
.. ~::E 1.1.I (f7Y)Ef7 Y7EfT ... ... =::E ....Ef7Y7Y7Ef)Ef}W ...
!!!!I" !!!!I"
=1- z; =1- z'"
=~ ~!!; =~ ~I
=c:C =c:C
=11. =11.
<::> =w 00000 0 0 =w O(QmOOCON .,
.. ~c ~~EI7{f}WEf7EfT ... ... r !!!IL.l.l.......-LO(OV..- ~
CooONN..-..-ytyt co
z:l5 !;Y>Y>Y>Y> ...
~o=
!iii! !iii!
.... w .... -' w ....
~ :) ~ ..: :) ~
~ Z I- ~ Z
~ W ~ 0 w ~
... I- .....
Cl > ::E " > ::E "
.. w ... I- .. W ...
~ g z ~ Z g z ~
II:: " II:: "
!Z M W .... M
"l' l'l 0 :;; "l' l'l z 0
.... ,),. ... 51-1-1-1-1- <: I- ,),. ... ;1-1-1-1-1-1- <:
I J.. 0 .... 0: J.. 0 ....
Q (II zzzzz ..: (II zzzzzz
~ ~~~~~ ~ 0.. ~ ~~~~~~ aJ
~ w w w
8 z (9(9(9(9(9 0 8 z (9(9(9(9(9(9 :;;
QJ :) 00000 Cl 0 :) 000000 ~
>- =1- ~ ~ zzzzz aJ z ~ ~ zzzzzz
<.!l ~z II:: .. :;; II:: ..
0 =w 0 ;0)0)0)0)0) <( 0 !;m(J)O)O)O)()) <(
...J =::E t II. Q}(J)O)(J)(J) ~ II. 0)0)0)0)0)0)
0 =1- I- cQ}Q}(J)(J)(J) I- c(J)O)mO)Q)Q}
.:5 0= .:5 0=
~ =~ g w ... ~w g w ...
=c:C Cl Cl
(j =11. ll:' Q =::;) ll:' Q 00000
~ =w :) =Z :) wUJUJUJUJ
ra ~"''''<t''' =w ra c<c<c<c<c<
~C 0... a.. a.. a. 0...
l- I- :tt:tt:tt :;:j:: => I- uJUJWWUJ2
~ ~O 1-1-1-1-1-
~ en 00000 =w en uuuUUw
~Z :) ......0....0...0....0...0... ~~ :) <(<(<(<(USI-
it ~ ~ :i2wwww en
0 Q ::&:0..0...0..0..0... Q a... l1..0...0... 0..>-
~Ii.i c'-"" ~Ii.i :2u.u.u..u..u..Cf.l
...J (j CI: ~~~~~~ CI:
ffi UJ ~::E ~::E li:Oooooo~
It z It Z ~wwwww_
(j =c:C -=1-1-1-1-1- =c:C CUUU()UI-
::>::>:J:J::> i=i=i=i=i=~
j::: ~Z ~ 0 00000 ~Z ~ 0
~ ~ ~ en (f)CJ)(f)(f)(fJ-, '"
=1- ---l-1--.J....J...J ~I- ~~~~~u ~
i=5i=5i=5i=5i=5 CI: 0
<.!l Z w =Z w ch<hchch<h~ N
...., ~ II:: 0.: a:: 0.: 0.: 0::: ~ II:: '"
W <(<(<(<(<( =w wwwwwl- 0
~ ~ ::E I- 00000 ~::E I- ~~~~~~ 1;;
,.. Z ,.. Z ~
~ =1- '"
~ ~ $ w $ w ~
~~ <{
:iE !EI~"''''''''' :iE !E1~N",;g",O ~
c:C i Q .....LOLOLOLOLO =C:C ~ Cl
~ Q ~ =:;~~~o~~ "0
_II. Z ~l'--l'--f'-.l'--r--. =11. Z ~
=== ~ c:.:lOOOOO :i!:;::::J:::nr::J:~ ID
=w W -=1'-1'-1'-1'-1"- =W ~ W c
it it ~C ~ :iE ~C :iE "0
<r CI: "l' CI: ~
M
...
o
N
i
4
w
>-
....1-
ew
-0
....C
.... ~
e~
=-
=11I:
=4
1:1...1
I:I.~
em
III:
.... ..
Zw
...... D.
:IiS~
....0
ez
=-
-:till:
=4
e!l!
l::i
c:.D
=
=
=M
....~
=N
= ~
=~
c.:I..
1Il
~~
==
......4
Z>;
=ca
- 'g
e~
e =
- .c
:liSt
:liSw
=~
c.:Ic
o
z
ii2
4
w
::c
... a a
~
00
<I>
0
~
0 0 '" '0
<I> ." "-
'" "
",' ID
0) ;;; 0>
ro
..... "-
.....
C'l
'. ~<t- 0 '" '"
0 <I> .... 00
~o 00 c
:c: ." of
0 =Z ;;;
:c: =1-
ir =z
=w 0 a a
~:E <I>
=1-
=11I:
=4
=D.
=w ...
~c '" '"
~ .... ....
00 ~ ~
<I>
..J ....
<( ~ ~
....
0 ~ ~
....
w Q ."
"
:J ~ ~
z
w u..
iii >-
0 0:: (!)
0
~ c5
u. ~
>- (,)
<!l ~
0 ...
....,J ~
0 0
5 ~w (,)
UJ
=~ (,)
~ =Z ;::
=w ~
.... => ...,
~ =w
~III:
0 ~Ii.i
0
I.J.J ~:E
0 =4
1::: ~z
CI) ~I- '"
:::> <;
..., =Z N
~ =w t.:
=:E 0
1;;
=1- ~
~ 0>
=11I: ~
~4 <(
0 >.
=D. ro
~ '0
=w w
ID
~c C
'0
~
GENERAL DISCUSSION:
Joshua Harvey who is interning with the District Attorney's Office wrote a Memorandum of Law
for Commissioners' Court - the Memo is about the Calhoun County Beach Management Plan.
Court was adjourned at 11:05 am