The town of Holliday officially moved
into stage 4, Drought Disaster, water restrictions. However, not one single Holliday resident was
present for tonight's special session. Moving into Stage 4 was not the only
action that the city took at tonight's special session; they also made
amendments to Chapter 13, Article 13.700 Emergency Water Rationing. The ordinance
had previously stated that Holliday would not allow bulk water sales; the
council took action to change that ordinance allowing bulk residential usage of
up to 7,000 gallons of water. Those who do use over 7,000 gallons of water must
sign a form that they are using their water for residential use only. There
will also be a $7.00 surcharge to those who use more than 13,000 gallons. Residents
will be allowed to use soakers on their foundation from 8 p.m. until midnight. These
changes won't go into effect until the next bill period in December; residents
will notice the change to their bills in January.
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Tighter restrictions on gun control could impact gun owners and potential buyers in Texoma. President Barrack Obama requested $1.1 billion dollars for gun control. The department of Justice requested $382 million. This money will be used to protect Americans from gun violence.
Tighter restrictions on gun control could impact gun owners and potential buyers in Texoma. President Barrack Obama requested $1.1 billion dollars for gun control. The department of Justice requested $382 million. This money will be used to protect Americans from gun violence.
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