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Real Estate
21 Flamingo - Key AllegroVery rare 1-story home w/ Standing Seam
metal roof overlooking Bonito Canal. 3/2 - 1812 sf
MLS # 133644
203 Land’s EndBeautiful home site in
Bahia Bay. Utilities avail. Septic required.
Not in the HOA.MLS #132172
Reduced to $29,999
221 Land’s End6000 sf lot in Bahia Bay.
Septic required. Build your Off Water Dream Home here! Not in the HOA.
MLS #132173 • $33,900
702 Military Dr., Flour Bluf
50 x 150 lot ready to build on
MLS #133549 Reduced to $32,000
2407 Bronte3 BR/2 BA with views
of the Bay. Very open living area.
Will be completed in 45 days
MLS #1132741 • $339,000
Hard to come by Coastal Cottage on a corner lot in Old Rockport nestled among
some of the most gorgeous century-old oak trees in Aransas County.
MLS #133840 • $242,000
15 St. Andrews Place - Rockport Country Club3 BR/3 BA overlooks the 11th Green on a
15,412 sf lot. Custom designed & meticulously maintained. Split BR arrangement. Flexible 3rd BR. New concrete tile roof, 2 car garage, PLUS
2nd 10 ft. door for boat. Truly a Must-See.MLS #132170 • $574,900
218 Port Royal - City by the SeaUnbelievable views of the
IntraCoastal Waterway & Estes Flats Plus 100 feet of Canal Frontage.
Completely updated & remodeled, including an Elevator. 4 BR/3 BA, 2479 sf.
MLS #13238 • $619,500
2403 BronteSee Aransas Bay from this new 3 BR/2 BA
stilt home. Corner locationwith access from 2 streets.
MLS #132740 • $339,000
Under Contract
1322 Live Oak St.Gorgeous views of Aransas Bay will be
enjoyed from this new 3 BR/2 BA 1532 sf stilt home in South Rockport.
MLS #132742 • $339,000
Tammy M. Redden(281) 802-3385
[email protected] Raised ... Real Estate Results!
Larry Barnebey, Owner/Broker
Security Real Estate 2730 Hwy. 35 N., Rockport, Texas
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LOTS & LAND
Optioned
Optioned
Real Estate
151 Deer Run LnMLS#132388 $515,000
1606 SorensonMLS 133636 $375,000
401 N ChurchMLS#131656 $219,000
218 Port RoyalMLS#132387 $619,500
1802 Bay Shore Dr.MLS# 132944 $2,350,000
306 MyrtleMLS #133947 $949,900
95 Augusta (Southern Oaks Luxury RV Park)
MLS #133203 $165,900
134 Whistler’s CoveMLS# 133263 $235,000
116 Cherry HillsMLS 133686
$52,500
128 Port St ClaireCity by the Sea
MLS#133363 $180,000 1013 Fiji (Islands of Rockport)
MLS#132800 $273,500
421-439 Sanctuary DriveMLS#129435 $215,000
441-449 Sanctuary DriveMLS#129431 $215,000Could purchase together
for over 14 acres.
215 Coastal Wildwood Dr.MLS#129274
REDUCED $60,000
106 Cypress PointMLS#129386
REDUCED $58,900
UNDERCONTRACT
202 Forest HillsMLS#132745 $45,000
1419 S Magnolia MLS 133823 $315,500
OPTIONED307 Olympic Dr.
MLS#131677 $535,000
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NEW LISTING LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
Larry Barnebey, Owner/Broker
Security Real Estate 2730 Hwy. 35 N., Rockport, Texas
COMING SOON
709 W First • LamarWATERFRONT
.34 acres $185,000
23 La Buena VidaMLS#132755 $175,000
108 Sailhouse MLS #133885 $385,500
Real Estate
Larry BarnebeyLinda Collins
Keith HamiltonJennifer HeddlestenNancy JacobsRebecca LeeMaddie Lagner
Elizabeth MartinHerb MathisenKaren MellaKristy MooreDarvin PearcePam PearceTraci PoteetCindy Robbins Tammy Redden
Security Real EstateLarry Barnebey, Broker/Owner
Welcome Shelly!!!The RE/MAX Security Real Estate Team is proud to
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LEGAL NOTICE
Ordinance No. 1806adopted by the Rock-port City Council onSeptember 15, 2020:An Ordinance adopt-ing a budget and appro-priating resources forFiscal Year 2020-2021,beginning October 1,2 0 2 0 a n d e n d i n gSeptember 30, 2021; inaccordance with exist-ing statutory require-ments; repealing allconflicting ordinances;containing a severabil-ity clause; and provid-ing for an effectivedate. The entire Ordin-ance can be viewed atthe office of the CitySecretary, 2751 StateHighway 35 Bypass,Rockport, Texas or onthe City’s website at
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www.cityofrockport.com.
Ordinance No. 1807adopted by the Rock-port City Council onSeptember 15, 2020:An Ordinance approv-ing the assessment andrenditions for the 2020taxable property as sub-mitted by the Apprais-al District; levying atax rate for $100.00valuation for the Cityof Rockport, AransasCounty, Texas, for theTax Year 2020 of$0.241668 for the pur-pose of maintenancea n d o p e r a t i o n ,$0.179643 for the pay-ment of principal andinterest on debt of theCity for a total tax rateof $0.421311; provid-ing for a lien on all real
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and personal propertyto secure payment oftaxes due thereon; con-taining a severabilityclause; repealing all or-dinances and partsthereof in conflict here-with; and providing aneffective date. The en-tire Ordinance can beviewed at the office ofthe City Secretary,2751 State Highway 35B y p a s s , R o c k p o r t ,Texas or on the City’swebsite at www.city-ofrockport.com.
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Non law enforcement first responders, top photo, waited patiently in case they were called upon for help, while some Palm Harbor residents, bottom, sat on their porches and watched the drama play out.
Photos by MIKE PROBST and STEVEN SMITH
PALMcontinued from 1A
“It took a long time to con-vince her we weren’t there to kill her,” said Mills.
The subject finally surren-dered. When deputies entered the trailer they found three shot-guns, a rifle and a handgun.
During the negotiation phase, law enforcement at the scene turned off the electricity, and deployed a powdery gas through a window of the trailer in an attempt to make her increasing-ly uncomfortable, encouraging her to surrender.
“We didn’t use tear gas (or similar non-lethal options) because it could have caught the trailer on fire (because we didn’t know what was inside),” said Mills.
At some point the suspect’s sister came to the scene and tried to talk her out of the trailer.
“We finally told the suspect we were going to shoot (another more potent substance) through the window, and that got her to open up (and communicate),” said Mills.
When the suspect finally sur-rendered, she was taken with-
out further incident to a Corpus Christi hospital for observation.
“We’re incredibly fortunate it ended the way it did,” said Mills. “We strategically used less than lethal options at first (in order to bring the situation to an end).
“The only shots we fired were 40mm powdered gas rounds through one of the windows.
“There were no lethal rounds fired by any officer.”
Mills said in situations where they know they are dealing with mental illness, the primary goal is not to judge the suspect, but rather get him or her to a facility that can help.
“Putting her in jail would have done her no good,” said Mills.
The sheriff said Harrison, who is a certified mental health peace officer, stayed on the scene throughout the entire ordeal.
“He didn’t seek medical help until after it was all over,” said Mills.
All was resolved by about 7:45 p.m .
ORDERScontinued from 1A
facilities across the state.The Governor also implemented the use of reliable, data driven
hospitalization metrics used by doctors and medical experts to help guide the state’s ongoing efforts to contain COVID-19 and expand occupancy for businesses and services.
Based on a metric determining high hospitalizations, which is COVID-19 patients making up more than 15% of the patients for seven consecutive days, 19 of the 22 Trauma Service Areas (TSA) in Texas qualify to increase occupancy levels to 75% for restau-rants, retail stores, office buildings, manufacturing facilities, gyms, exercise facilities and classes, museums, and libraries beginning September 21. In addition, these 19 TSAs can also resume elective
surgeries.Three of the 22 TSAs (S-Victoria, T-Laredo, and V-Lower Rio
Grande Valley) must remain at 50% occupancy and continue post-poning elective surgeries until the hospitalization metric require-ments are met.
“With the medical advancements we have made and the personal hygiene practices we have adopted, Texans have shown that we can address both the health and safety concerns of COVID-19 while also taking careful, measured steps to restore the livelihoods that Texans depend on,” said Gov. Abbott. “Achieving both goals requires safe standards that contain COVID-19, emphasize protect-ing the most vulnerable, and establish clear metrics that the public can depend on. That is why today we have announced expanded occupancy standards for a variety of services. But, Texans should remember that a steady and significant decline in COVID-19 cases is not a sign to let up in our vigilance against the virus. Instead, Texans must continue to heed the guidance of medical experts by wearing a mask, social distancing, and practicing proper sanitation strategies. By maintaining health and safety standards that are prov-
en to mitigate COVID-19, we can continue to slow the spread whileopening up the Texas economy.”
The Governor announced new visitation guidance for eligiblenursing homes, assisted living facilities, intermediate care facilities,home and community-based service providers, and inpatient hos-pice effective Thursday, Sept. 24. Under the new rules, residentswill be allowed to designate up to two essential family caregiverswho will be provided necessary training to allow them to safely go inside a facility for a scheduled visit, including in the resident’sroom, to help ensure their loved one’s physical, social, and emotion-al needs are being met. Designated caregivers will not be requiredto maintain physical distancing, but only one caregiver can visit a resident at a time.
A long-term care facility resident (or legal representative) can designate the essential caregiver, who can be a family member, friend, or other individual. Facilities are required to train essentialcaregivers on the proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE) and other infection control measures. Proper PPE must be used atall times during these scheduled visits, and the caregiver must testnegative for COVID-19 within the previous 14 days before theinitial visit.
For general visitors who are not a designated essential caregiver,these updated emergency rules will allow approved facilities toschedule outdoor no contact visits, open window visits, or indoorvisitation with the use of Plexiglas safety barriers to prevent thespread of COVID-19. Physical contact between residents and gen-eral visitors is not permitted. Facilities also must continue to meetall additional visitation requirements outlined in the emergencyrules.
Texas Bar & Nightclub Alliance not happy with orderNot everyone is pleased with Gov. Abbott’s new order.The Texas Bar & Nightclub Alliance (TBNA) noted in a news
release the Governor’s new order is completely unacceptable.TBNA President Michael Klein said, “Governor Abbott’s actions
today are unacceptable. At his hand alone, bar owners are havingtheir livelihoods destroyed and are losing everything without beinggiven a chance at reopening in a safe and responsible manner.
“By his own admission, different regions of the state should betreated differently based on their current battle against COVID-19, yet bars are shut down everywhere regardless of the local data.
“It is absolutely ridiculous that a bar that serves ‘enough’ foodis now allowed to open to 75% capacity, but regular neighborhoodbars without the means to obtain new government permits or offerfood items cannot open their doors at all.
“For months, we’ve been told that (the Governor) needs to seesustained positivity rates below 10% and improvements on hospital-izations for bars to be given a chance at reopening. Texas delivered.But he has not acted on this promise and it is a death sentence forthousands of small businesses.”
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