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SMITHVILLE ISD CREDIT BYEXAMINATION

Smithville I.S.D is seeking registrationsfor credit by examination for accelera-tion. Parents and students should re-quest an exam from the Assistant Su-perintendent by July 13, 2020.

A student will be permitted to take anexamination to earn credit for an aca-demic course for which the student hasno prior instruction.The scheduled dates for the upcomingexaminations are August 4-6, 2020.The passing score required to earncredit on an examination for accelera-tion is 80.

If you plan to take an examination foracceleration, you (or your parent) mustregister with the Assistant Superin-tendent no later than July 13, 2020.For further information, see Board pol-icy EHDC local or call Michael Caudill at512-237-2487.

SMITHVILLE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT

P.O. BOX 479 Smithville, Texas 789576/25/20

0000579092-01

The City of Smithville is soliciting pro-posals for consultant/managementservices for grant writing services forthe preparation of GLO CDBG-MIT2015 and 2016 Floods, Hurricane Har-vey and Method of Distributionapplication(s) for funding flood mitiga-tion projects and planning for futureflood events and the subsequent im-plementation of the GLO CDBG-MITproject(s) if the City/County is awardeda contract(s). Section 3 Residents, Mi-nority Business Enterprises, Small Busi-ness Enterprises, Women Business En-terprises, and labor surplus area firmsare encouraged to submit proposals.

Deadline for Submission – Proposalsmust be received no later than 2:00P.M. Wednesday, July 8th, 2020. It isthe responsibility of the submitting en-tity to ensure that the proposal is re-ceived in a timely manner. Proposalsreceived after the deadline will not beconsidered for award, regardless ofwhether or not the delay was outsidethe control of the submitting firm.Please submit an email of your propos-al to CityManager@ci.smithville.tx.usand four (4) of hard copies to the fol-lowing address:

Robert Tamble, City ManagerCITY OF SMITHVILLE317 MAIN STREETP.O. BOX 449

SMITHVILLE, TEXAS 78957

The City of Smithville an AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employerand strives to attain goals for Section 3of the Housing and Urban Develop-ment Act of 1968 (12 U.S.C. 1701u) asamended.

6/25/200000578955-01

The City of Smithville Planning andZoning Commission will hold a PublicHearing on July 7, 2020, at 6:00 p.m. inthe Council Chambers of City Hall lo-cated at 317 Main St. Smithville TX fordiscussion and action on a minorreplat combining two lots into one lot,Hurta River Estates Lot 27 0.2217 Acres(R8713251) & Hurta River Estates lot 280.2217 Acres (R8713252), ownerKathleen Svoboda. A recommendationwill be given at the City Council meet-ing by the Planning and Zoning Com-mission. The City Council will hold apublic hearing and Council meeting todiscuss and seek action on July 13th,2020, at 6:00 p.m. Please check the Citywebsite for any updates about thismeeting.

6/18, 6/25/200000577301-01

Application has been

made with the Texas

Alcoholic Beverage

Commission for a On-

Premise beer and wine

sales license by Adam

and Joli Phillips at Base

Camp Deli, to be locat-

ed at 711 Pine St.,

Bastrop County,

Bastrop Texas. Officers

of said corporation

partners are Adam Phil-

lips, and Joli Phillips.6/20, 6/25/2020

0000577930-01

Application has been

made with the Texas

Alcoholic Beverage

Commission for a pack-

age store permit, local

distributor’s permit, lo-

cal cartage permit,

package tasting permit

and a beer retaill of

premise by NICAT LLC

dba liquor depot to be

located at 200 NW loop

230 Smithville, Bastrop,

TX. Officer of said

coproation is Nicolas

Mitri, Presient, Secreta-

ry and Treasurer.6/18, 6/25/200000578279-01

ENGINEERING SERVICES REQUEST FORQUALIFICATION (RFQ)

PUBLIC NOTICE

The City of Smithville is soliciting a Re-quest for Qualification from a qualifiedengineer/engineering firms (registeredto practice in the State of Texas) for en-gineering services to includebudget/scopes of work/cost estimatesfor the preparation of the GeneralLand Office (GLO) CDBG-MITapplication(s) for funding flood mitiga-tion projects and planning for futureflood events and the subsequent pre-liminary and final design plans, biddocuments, and necessary interim andfinal inspections required by the Cityfor the implementation of the GLOproject(s) if the City is awarded a GLOcontract(s). Minority Business Enterpris-es, Small Business Enterprises andWomen Business Enterprises are en-couraged to submit proposals.

Please submit three (3) printed copiesof your statement of qualifications, re-sumes of key personnel, references anda list of jobs performed under this orsimilar programs to:

Robert Tamble, CSP / CITCity Manager317 Main StreetSmithville, TX 78957

RFQ packets must be received by theCity no later than 2:00 pm on Wednes-day, July 8th, 2020 to be considered.The City reserves the right to negotiatewith any and all engineers/engineeringfirms that submit proposals, per theTexas Professional Services Procure-ment Act and the Uniform Grant andContract Management Standards.

The City of Smithville is an AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employerand strives to attain goals for Section 3of the Housing and Urban Develop-ment Act of 1968 (12 U.S.C. 1701u) asamended.

6/25/200000579085-01

GRANT ENGINEERING SERVICES PUBLICNOTICE

The City of Bastrop is soliciting a Re-quest for Qualifications from a quali-fied engineer/engineering firm (regis-tered to practice in the State of Texas)for engineering services to includebudget/scopes of work/cost estimatesfor the preparation of the GeneralLand Office (GLO) CDBG-MITapplication(s) for funding flood mitiga-tion projects and planning for futureflood events. and the subsequent pre-liminary and final design plans, biddocuments, and necessary interim andfinal inspections required by the Cityfor the implementation of the GLOproject(s) if the City is awarded a GLOcontract(s). Minority Business Enterpris-es, Small Business Enterprises andWomen Business Enterprises are en-couraged to submit proposals.

Please submit one (1) Flash Drive andfour (4) printed copies of your state-ment of qualifications, resumes of keypersonnel, references and a list of jobsperformed under this or similar pro-grams to:

City of BastropAttn: City Secretary1311 Chestnut StreetBastrop, Texas 78602citysec@cityofbastrop.org

Proposals must be received by the Cityno later than 2 P.M. on Monday, July6th, 2020, to be considered. The Cityreserves the right to negotiate withany and all engineers/engineeringfirms that submit proposals, per theTexas Professional Services Procure-ment Act and the Uniform Grant andContract Management Standards.

The City of Bastrop is an AffirmativeAction/Equal Opportunity Employerand strives to attain goals for Section 3of the Housing and Urban Develop-ment Act of 1968 (12 U.S.C. 1701u) asamended

6/25/200000578778-01

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Coach Jeff Ables’ Bowie football team had its strength and conditioning program suspended for COVID-19 reasons, an Austin school district spokesman confirmed Sunday. [JOHN GUTIERREZ/FOR STATESMAN]

“I think a lot of that stuff can be fixed with repetition and correc-tion,” she said. “When things are not done prop-erly, you explain to them why.”

Alexa McDonald, a 5-8 rising sophomore, was the team’s leading scorer at 5.8 points per game and averaged 2.7 rebounds a game. McDonald is quick and athletic, traits the program has lacked over the years.

“I’m super excited to have that kid with

me,” Cray said about McDonald. “She defi-nitely has a lot of talent. She does love basketball. My challenge is to chal-lenge her and make her a better basketball player.”

Kiana Sapien, a rising senior 6-1 post, averaged 3.9 ppg and 5.8 rpg. She missed part of the district campaign because of aca-demic ineligibility.

McCray said skill is important but not the only factor in building a program.

“When you have that will to fight for it and that grit, that alone can change the culture of a program,” she said. “I’m not going to let up on these kids.

They may think people have given up on them. Hey, I’m not that indi-vidual. I’m here with new vibes. I want nothing but positivity for these kids, build them up, and cor-rect them when they’re doing things wrong. Who knows? We may shock a lot of people.”

Cray prefers a fast-paced, up-and-down style of play but isn’t locked into it.

“... I do understand when I have to slow things down and adjust to what’s going on in the game,” she said. “I have to see what I’m working with and get a better understanding of what they’re capable of.”

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“Having students or staff presumed or con-firmed positive and/or have primary exposure to COVID-19 could lead to suspension of activi-ties, as it has in these instances,” Telles said.

A s f o r L a G r a n g e , the district made this

announcement: “Our athletic program has been following the health a n d h y g i e n e g u i d e -lines announced by the Texas Education Agency a n d t h e U n i v e r s i t y Interscholastic League. These practices include s o c i a l d i s t a n c i n g i n workouts, temperature checks, pre-screening techniques, providing hand sanitizer stations, no shared water and

working in small groups. These same techniques will be used when work-outs resume.”

Bastrop football coach T o d d P a t m o n s a i d his school will restart strength and condition-ing training June 29.

O n M a y 1 9 , t h e University Interscholastic League gave the go-ahead for schools to proceed w i t h e x t r a c u r r i c u l a r activities June 8.

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