Those of you interested in community affairs may be interested in joining Kyle City Councilman Bryant for the District 6 Dialog this Friday, February 29th, 2008 at 6:30PM in the cafeteria of Lehman High School. Commissioner Jeff Barton will have an update on the 217 overpass and Seton Hospital Administrator Herb Dyer will have an update on the status of the Hospital.
Feb
24
minutes-feb20-20081.rtf Here is a record of the official minutes for our February 2008 Amberwood Neighborhood Monthly Meeting. It was held at Chapa Middle School, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM on February 20, 2008
Feb
23
Reminder: there is a meeting Sunday February 24th 2007 at the Kyle City Hall from 2pm until 4pm with County Judge Liz Sumter. This is regarding any particular concerns Kyle residents may have. The Commissioners’ Court voted 4-1 to have new roads built in Kyle. Judge Sumter was the one “no” vote. Ray said he plans on being there. Hopefully some of the rest of we Amberwood residents will be able to attend also.
Feb
21
Those of us interested in voting early for the Presidential primaries may do so at the following locations:
| DATE | LOCATION |
TIME |
| Feb 22nd (Friday) | Buda City Hall | 11am-7pm |
| Feb 23 (Saturday) | Kyle City Hall | 10am-4pm |
| Feb 25th (Monday) | Kyle City Hall | 11am-7pm |
Please see the Hays County website or download the following PDF for more information http://www.elections.co.hays.tx.us/pdf/2008/evschd_2008.pdf
Feb
18
Just a reminder: our monthly Amberwood neighborhood meeting is this Wednesday February 20th at 6:30pm in the Chapa Middle School. Items on the agenda include updates to our Monarch issue and also the rebuilding of the exit 217 overpass plus other items of interest to the community. Special guest speaker State Representative Patrick Rose will join us also. (correction: should say Wed the 20th not whatever other date I typoed earlier)
Feb
7
Here is a record of the official minutes for our January 2008 Amberwood Neighborhood Monthly Meeting. It was held at Chapa Middle School, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM on January 16, 2008
Feb
6
Vibra-Tech (the independent vibration monitors) and Texas Lehigh (the local cement plant) reported their findings on the effects of the cement plant’s blasting on the Amberwood community.
The condensed version of their presentation is that yes we can hear & feel the vibrations from their detonations and excavations but it’s not strong enough to be doing any damage to our houses.
These findings were met with much disbelief and skepticism by many of the community members present. Vibra-Tech will be doing another round of monitoring. If you would like more information about being included in the next round of seismic monitoring please contact Ray Bryant.
The slightly longer, more scientific version (taken from Vibra-Tech’s presentation) can be read below or by clicking “Read More”.
