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CITY OFFICIALS: Johnny Casias City Administrator, Ph. (210) 651-7858 jcasias@ci.selma.tx.us; Becky Del Toro Assistant City Secretary, Ph. (210) 651-7825 bdeltoro@ci.selma.tx.us; David Padula Chief of Police, Ph. (210) 651-7810 dpadula@ci.selma.tx.us; Rene Saenz Development Services Director, Ph. (210) 651-7829 rsaenz@ci.selma.tx.us; Larry Verner City Engineer, Ph. (210) 651-7828, lverner@ci.selma.tx.us
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS: Animal Control......................................... 210-651-7868 Building Permits & Inspections................. 210-651-7827 Chipper Service........................................ 210-651-7800 Code Enforcement.................................... 210-651-7862 Fire Department....................................... 210-651-7832 Municipal Court....................................... 210-651-7801 Non-Building Permits................................ 210-651-7806 Police Department.................................... 210-651-5368 Public Works............................................. 210-651-7830 Utilities..................................................... 210-651-7800 ***The number to call on weekends, holidays and after normal business hours for City Offices is Live Oak Dispatch @ 210-653-0033.
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CITY NEWS - IMPORTANT DATES n Regular Monthly City Council Meeting Nov. 8th @ 6:30pm, Selma City Hall n City Offices CLOSED in observance of Veterans Day Nov. 12th n City Offices Closed in observance of Thanksgiving Nov. 22nd & 23rd n Christmas at the Harrison House Dec. 1st, 5:00pm to 8:00pm, John S Harrison House n Regular Monthly City Council Meeting Dec. 13th @ 6:30pm, Selma City Hall n City Offices CLOSED in observance of the Holiday Season – Dec. 24th, 25th, 26th, 31st & January 1st n Regular Monthly City Council Meeting January 10th @ 6:30pm, Selma City Hall n City Offices CLOSED in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day – Jan. 21st n Selma / Schertz Salute to Service Members 5K Feb. 23rd @ 9:00am, Blue Bonnet Palace
www.ci.selma.tx.us www.facebook.com/selmatx78154; https://nextdoor.com/agency-city/tx/selma/ CITY HALL 9375 Corporate Drive, Selma, Texas 78154 Ph. (210) 651-6661 Open 8:00am – 5:00pm, Monday – Friday
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PRESENTATION
Fire Prevention Week
On Tuesday, October 9th, members of the Selma Fire Department visited O.L.P.H. for a National Fire Prevention Week presentation. Great Job and a big Thank You to the Selma Fire Department!!
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In the last issue of the Selma Magazine, we included an article about the celebration of Sebastian’s Graduation from Judson High School. In that article, the information that was provided was incorrect. Sebastian was in fact the Salutatorian, not the Valedictorian. We apologize for this mix-up, but still wish to congratulate Sebastian on such an esteemed honor!
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THANK YOU! Thanks to everyone for your support and participation in this year’s National Night Out! We apologize to those whose event we could not attend, but there was not enough time in the evening to visit every event. We hope everyone had a great time and we can’t wait until next year!
DAN & JEANNE POTCHERNICK CELEBRATE GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY AT THE HARRISON HOUSE September 28th marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Dan and Jeanne Potchernick. On September 29th, almost 50 friends and family joined Dan and Jeanne in celebration at the John S Harrison House. The event was hosted by their daughter, Debra Elton, along with her husband John and their three children. Dan, a lifelong Selma resident, grew up on Evans Road, but as a couple, he and Jeanne have lived in Selma for 48 years! Congratulations Dan and Jeanne!
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FISCAL YEAR 2018-2019
ANNUAL BUDGET The City of Selma’s Fiscal Year 2018 – 2019 Annual Operating Budget was approved by the City Council at the September 13, 2018 Regular Monthly Meeting. We are pleased to announce that next year’s budget will sustain the level of city services for our citizens and businesses! The 2018 – 2019 Annual Operating Budget will continue to provide funding for city parks and other quality of life initiatives, while also providing additional funding for training and equipment for our First Responders. The 2018 – 2019 Annual Operating Budget also includes funding for more capital improvement projects, such as additional road improvements in Selma Park Estates, Evans Road, maintenance to our water system, and planning and design for the undeveloped portion of the John S Harrison House Property. The City of Selma Fiscal Year 2018 – 2019 Annual Operating Budget is available on the City of Selma website (www.ci.selma. tx.us). The Fiscal Year 2018 – 2019 Annual Operating Budget will increase over the previous fiscal year budget by 3%, for a grand total of $21,466,256. The 2018 property tax rate that supports this budget is $0.2016 per $100 of valuation; this tax rate will remain unchanged from the previous fiscal year, but is slightly lower than the effective tax rate proposed by the Appraisal District. This still allows Selma to boast the lowest property tax rate of any neighboring city.
CITY COUNCIL MEETING RECAPS SEPTEMBER 13, 2018 MEETING: Citizens to be Heard: Tom Waters and Maggie Titterington addressed the Mayor and City Council during Citizens to be Heard n Approved the Minutes of the Selma Regular Monthly City Council Meeting of August 9, 2018 n Accepted the recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Commission to approve a Specific Use Permit and Ordinance Number 091318-01 pertaining to the establishment and operation of a convenience store located on FM 1518 n Accepted the recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Commission to approve the replat of Gillman Honda Subdivision Unit 4 to create Gillman Honda Subdivision Unit 4, Lots 4 and 5, located adjacent to the current location of Gillman Honda, Mitsubishi, and Subaru at the intersection of Interstate 35 N and FM 1518 n Accepted the recommendation from the Planning & Zoning Commission to approve Ordinance Number 091318-02, updating zoning guidelines and helping to differentiate between the varying types of single-family development n Accepted the recommendation from the Planning
& Zoning Commission to approve Ordinance Number 091318-03, creating a zoning district to be called, “Special neighborhood District”, which combines low density dwelling units with low density destination businesses n Approved Ordinance Number 091318-04, amending the City of Selma Fee Schedule to reflect the wastewater treatment rate increase imposed by Cibolo Creek Municipal Authority (CCMA) n Approved the Emergency Medical Services Interlocal Agreement with Schertz EMS, effective October 1, 2018 n Approved the City of Selma Annual Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 2018 – 2019 n Awarded a contract to N.G. Painting for the rehabilitation of the bowl interior for Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 3 n Awarded a contract to 5F Mechanical Group, Inc. for discharge piping removal and replacement for Elevated Water Storage Tank No. 3 n Amended the “not to exceed” amount to Capital Excavation Company in regard to the Lookout Road Widening and Bridge Project
SEPTEMBER 20, 2018 SPECIAL MEETING: n Approved Ordinance
Number 092018, levying and adopting the tax rate on all taxable property within the City of Selma for the year 2018 n Ratified the property tax increase reflected in the 20182019 City of Selma Budget n Approved Resolution Number 092018, approving the roof and exterior repairs and parking expansion project of facilities of the Guadalupe Appraisal District
OCTOBER 4, 2018 MEETING: Citizens to be Heard: No Citizens signed up to address the Mayor and City Council during Citizens to be Heard n Received an operational update by Mr. Bill Belcher, Vice President and General Manager, Retama Park n Received an update by Mr. Chris Davis, Chairman of the Historical & Parks Commission, on upcoming goals, projects and events of the Commission n Approved the Minutes of the Selma Regular Monthly City Council Meeting of September 13, 2018 n Approved the Minutes of the Selma Special City Council Meeting of September 20, 2018 n Performed an Annual Evaluation of the City Administrator/City Secretary
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Demographics
Population
(5 Minute Drive Time)
Average Age
14,285
36.8
Growth Rate
13.16%
Peer Analysis
Household Income (Median)
$68,983
Number of Households
5,989
Household Income (Average)
Daytime Population 20,298
The Peer Analysis, built by Retail Strategies along with our analytics partner (Tetrad), identifies analogue retail nodes within a similar demographic and retail makeup. The Peer Analysis is derived from a 5 or 10 minute drive time from major comparable retail corridors throughout the country. The variables used are population, income, daytime population, market supply and gross leasable area. The following are retail areas that most resemble this core city:
Peer Trade Areas Moore, OK Denton, TX Midland, TX Moore, OK Fort Collins, CO Lewisville, TX Broken Arrow, OK Schertz, TX Oklahoma City, OK Spring, TX Round Rock, TX
$82,586
501 Sw 19Th St 1515 S Loop 288 4517 N Midland Dr 640 Se 4Th St 4625 S Mason St 1515 Justin Rd 6310 S Elm Pl 6102 Fm 3009 13503 S. Santa Fe Avenue 24809 Aldine Westfield Road 4700 E Palm Valley Blvd
(5 Minute Drive Time)
Children at Home
1,211
Retired/Disable persons
1,866
Homemakers
2,385
Student Population
2,581
Work at Home
257
Employed
11,808
Unemployed
190
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1 Mile Radius
3 Mile Radius
5 Mile Radius
2018 Estimated Population Daytime Population Median HH Income Number of Households
8,717 6,634 $73,297 3,440
66,701 69,894 $65,727 25,368
188,117 182,551 $66,518 67,720
3 Minute DT
5 Minute DT
8 Minute DT
1,859 2,838 $69,343 758
14,285 20,298 $68,983 5,989
91,218 101,263 $67,056 34,158
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The Selma Historical & Parks Commission hosted their Fall Walk Along the Cibolo Creek on October 13th. Attendees traversed the Cibolo Creek and were treated to a fascinating history of Selma and the surrounding area. After the walk, attendees gathered at the Stage Stop Park for food, fun and fellowship. Stay tuned in coming months for announcements regarding the Spring Walk Along the Cibolo Creek.
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TIS’ THE SEASON
Christmas at the Harrison House
Celebrate the beginning of the 2018 Christmas season by attending the 3rd Annual “Christmas at the Harrison House.” The City of Selma’s Historical & Parks Commission will be hosting this annual event on Saturday, December 1st from 5:00pm to 8:00pm. The John S. Harrison House is located at 9046 Pinseeker. Come on out and enjoy some light refreshments and tranquil horse-drawn carriage ride with your neighbors. A special guest has also been invited to provide a little Christmas cheer. If you have been nice, he might even allow you to take pictures with him and share your Holiday wish list. To commemorate the evening, each family and single guest will receive a unique ornament to remember this occasion. Please feel free to bring some of your homemade Christmas cookies and recipes to share!
Popcorn Piccadilly Gives Selma Some Flavor
On August 16, Selma’s very own Popcorn Piccadilly introduced its one-ofa-kind “Selma Blend” popcorn. Mayor Tom Daly was on hand to officially receive the first batch of the City’s very own popcorn flavor. While the combination is “top secret”, we can tell you that it is a blend of three popular, but very unrelated, flavors. In other news, Popcorn Piccadilly also became the first Selma business to carry gummy candies from another Selma business, VIRC Snacks.
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For more information, please call (210) 651-6266.
Consider one of Selma’s beautiful park pavilions or historic Harrison House to host your outing! Rental agreements can be obtained via the City of Selma website or the Stage Stop Visitor Center. For information on reserving a park pavilion or the Harrison House, please call (210) 651-7827 or (210) 651-7874.
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Welcome
Citizens Public Safety Academy
New Residents
Cassie Bonadeo................Selma Park Estates Juston Geigley................................ Kensington Lawrence Lewis.............................. Kensington Alex Achivida........................Chelsea Crossing Thomas Brewer...................... Retama Springs Seth & Lacey Grubb.................. Retama Ridge Kyle & Kody Jenkins............Retreat at Retama Ernest Romero........................... Retama West Erika Robinson............................... Kensington Ikeisha Wills................................. Forest Creek Elijah & Miranda Castillo.......Chelsea Crossing Annel Anderson...................... Retama Springs Austin & Brooke.............................. Kensington Mark Trepanier............................... Kensington Andrei Laver......................Selma Park Estates Zachary & Jerra Stout............. Retama Springs Douglas Biala & Sandy Ontiveros.................. Retama Springs Levon & Dora Green....................... Kensington Curtis Morehead......................... Retama West Bradley Peterson......................... Forest Creek David & Beth Keller................ Retama Springs Esmeralda Agudo........................... Kensington Brian Pederson & Julie Schueller................Selma Park Estates Amalfi Duran................................... Kensington Matt & Rita McGough..................... Kensington Joanne Garrastazu..............Retreat at Retama Michael Drapala...................Retreat at Retama Michael Carrillo....................Retreat at Retama Paul Spencer............................. Retama Ridge Jonathon & Jennifer Vellotte... Retama Springs Andrea Figueroa........................ Retama Ridge Leena Carroll & Matthew Hanke................Retreat at Retama Michael White......................Retreat at Retama Ashley Ford............................ Retama Springs Joshua Tews........................... Retama Springs Dominic Caranta..................Retreat at Retama Islam Levister............................. Live Oak Hills Jason Preston............................Chelsea Place Phillip Martinez & Blanca Paez........................ Retama Springs Robert & Merci Franklin.......Retreat at Retama Magda Martinez...................... Retama Springs Cynthia Lang.......................... Retama Springs Jamie Hogue.......................Retreat at Retama Jennifer & Trevor Ward........Retreat at Retama
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The Selma Police and Fire Departments are gearing up for the 2019 Selma Citizens Public Safety Academy! This is our way of getting the citizens of Selma an inside look at the operations of the two first responder agencies in our city. The program consists of classes held on Wednesday nights from 6:30 to 9:30 and lasts 12 weeks long. There are two Saturday classes where you get to experience working a major accident scene and spend time with the SWAT team and the firearms instructors at the range. Citizens are exposed to all aspects of the Police Department including the equipment and functions of the Patrol Division, the intricacies of the Criminal Investigations Division, and the functions and responsibilities of the Administrative Division. With the Fire Department you
will learn the responsibilities of each of the Firefighters, how to stop bleeding and apply a tourniquet, you can even get a chance to experience the ladder truck in action! For applications please contact Cpl. David Ludy at 210-651-7815 or dludy@ci.selma.tx.us. The class is limited to 15 participants so get our application in as soon as possible.
PROGRAMS Selma Residents can utilize the Schertz Public Library for FREE! – As a reminder, the cities of Selma and Schertz entered into an Interlocal Agreement that allows Selma residents to utilize the Schertz public library without charge! Any resident with a photo ID and current proof of residence may apply for a library card, free of charge. Children under 18 may apply for a card as long as they can write their name and a parent or legal guardian is present to sign the application form. Alamo Call-A-Ride 4 Vets - The Alamo Call-A-Ride 4 Vets program is a transportation and mobility assistance program funded by the Texas Veterans Commission, Fund for Veterans' Assistance program. Any honorably discharged Veteran, their immediate family (spouse, under 18 family members, or disabled adult in the home), surviving spouse, and/or caregiver of a Veteran are eligible to receive FREE rides. For more information, please call the Alamo Call-A-Ride 4 Vets phone line at (210) 362-
5254 or toll-free at 1-800-960-5201, or via email at vetrides@askasc.org. GRASP - The Greater Randolph Area Services Program, Inc. (GRASP), a 501(c) (3) human service organization established in 1983, helps economically disadvantaged individuals, families and children. GRASP programs offer emergency assistance to those experiencing a household crisis and who live in areas of Bexar or Guadalupe Counties in communities where access to help is limited. Qualified households receive emergency assistance for rent, utilities, food, and medicine. The GRASP Thrift Shop provides clothing and housewares to needy families who experience a catastrophe such as fire, flood, or other loss. The agency provides emergency financial assistance, food pantry, senior transportation, daily activities and nutritious meals at the GRASP Community Center in Converse. For more information please call (210) 658-6351 or visit their website at http:// www.grasp211.org/index.html
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ANNOUNCEMENTS SEWER RATE INCREASE The Cibolo Creek Municipal Authority is raising the sewer rates by 6.87%, or $0.23 per 1,000 gallons of water usage. This will equate to approximately a $1.10 increase per month to the average wastewater user. The increase will be reflected on your upcoming utility bills. Sewer Rate Averaging – It’s that time of year again for Sewer Averaging. The City of Selma does not have meters for sewer usage; therefore, an average is taken to determine the sewer rate for the upcoming year. This average is based on water usage of each household for the months of November through February. We use the winter months for sewer averaging since this has historically been the period where residents use the least amount of water. Remember that landscape and irrigation water usage is included in your monthly water usage and will count towards your sewer average. Please be aware of your usage during these times, as it will determine your sewer charge for the upcoming year. REVERSE 9-1-1 SYSTEM As you may know, the City of Selma uses a reverse 9-1-1 system to keep our residents and businesses informed in cases of emergency or upcoming events. This
tool is very useful in relaying information to everyone in Selma. Please be sure to inform the City of Selma if you have changed your phone number or if you intend to do so in the future. The Reverse 9-1-1 System is a great tool for the citizens of Selma, but can only benefit you if the City has your updated contact information. ANNUAL DRINKING WATER QUALITY REPORT The 2017 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report was mailed to all residents in late June. If you have not yet received a copy of the report, it is available online at: http:// tinyurl.com/oycna47. This report is intended to provide important information about the City’s drinking water and the efforts made by the City’s Water System to provide safe drinking water. WATER RESTRICTIONS Selma is currently not under any water restrictions. We ask that all residents continue in to be wise in your water use and conserve where you can. Best management practices for conserving water include prohibiting watering lawns and other landscaping between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 8 p.m. unless such watering is by handheld bucket, hand-held hose, or a properly installed drip-irrigation system. Water runoff from property is also prohibited.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS (CONTINUED) by the residents, have the removal of the contractor generated waste included in the contract.
CHIPPER SERVICE Chipper Service is provided to residents free of charge during the FIRST WEEK of every month. If you would like to add your address to the monthly chipper service list, please call 651.7800 or email acompton@ ci.selma.tx.us. Please be sure to provide your name and address when requesting
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chipper services. As a reminder, chipper service is provided for the residents of the City of Selma only. This service IS NOT for professional landscaping services and then called for the City to come chip the contractor produced waste. When professional landscape contracts are entered into
Here are brief reminders & guidelines to remember when preparing for chipper service: 1) No palm limbs will be chipped as they will clog the chipper; 2) Please no tree limbs wider than 12 inches in diameter; 3) No tree stumps, plywood, wood, or fencing can be chipped; 4) All brush and tree limbs must be stacked at the front curb to allow easy access for City staff (City staff is not allowed to enter onto private property); 5) No bulk items or trash will be chipped (arrangements can be made with Republic Services @ Ph. 210.304.2787 to remove these bulk items); 6) Please remember to set piles for chipper service as close to the first week of the month as feasible; putting piles for chipper service too early can result in nesting for snakes and other animals.
If you would like to take advantage of this program, the following is a list of dates that chipping services will be offered in 2018 & 2019: 2018 November 5th – November 9th December 3rd – December 7th 2019 January 7th – January 11th February 4th – February 8th March 4th – March 8th April 1st – April 5th April 29th – May 3rd June 3rd – June 7th July 8th – July 12th August 5th - August 9th September 2nd – September 6th September 30th - October 4th November 4th – November 8th December 2nd – December 6th Dates are subject to change due to weather or observance of holidays.
For more information, please contact us at (210) 651.7800 or eporto@ci.selma.tx.us.
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