Travis County Commissioners Court

July 10, 2012 - Road District Number 1
Agenda

Now let's call to order the Travis County Bee Cave Road District Number 1, otherwise known as the galleria.
One item, consider and take appropriate action on property tax exemptions for the Travis County bee cave road district number 1.

>> And the bee cave road district number 1 also has no optional exemptions and we recommend the court retain that same policy.

>> Mr. Nellis, you look mighty sharp.
Any additional comments on this?

>> Just a comment.
The road districts only have debt service as an expense, and we will be bringing those budgets next week to you.
And so that's the reason they don't have exemptions in their calculations.

>> Move that we leave the exemptions on as recommended.

>> Second.

>> Discussion on the motion?
All in favor?
Show Commissioners Gomez, Huber and yours truly voting in favor.
Commissioner Eckhardt off the dais.
Commissioner Davis abstaining.
And robert, on the last road district, Commissioner Eckhardt was not present.
Did we indicate that?
I forgot to say it.

>> Move adjourn.

>> Second.

>> All in favor?
That carries unanimously.
Colleagues, I am more than happy to say as is robert, that our work for today is done.

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