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Final Report in Response to Senate Bill 827 by
Senator Judith Zaffirini and Representative Ryan Guillen
79th Regular Session, Texas Legislature
Tracking the Progress of State-funded
Projects that Benefit Colonias
A Report Prepared By:
The Colonia Initiatives Program of the
Office of Texas Secretary of State, Roger Williams
With Contributions From:
Department of State Health Services (DSHS)
Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
Office of the Attorney General (OAG)
Office of Rural Community Affairs (ORCA)
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA)
Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)
Texas Water Development Board (TWDB)
United States Geological Survey (USGS)
And Support from
The Colonias Program of the
Center for Housing and Urban Development
College of Architecture
Texas A&M University
Date of Submission:
December 1, 2006
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Final Report in Response to Senate Bill 827 by
Senator Judith Zaffirini and Representative Ryan Guillen
79th Regular Session, Texas Legislature
Tracking the Progress of State-funded Projects
that Benefit Colonias
Executive Summary
Background
Senate Bill 827 (SB 827), 79th Regular Legislative Session became effective September 1, 2005
after being signed into law on June 17, 2005. Authored by Senator Judith Zaffirini and
sponsored by Representative Ryan Guillen, the bill requires a system for identifying colonias1
and for tracking the progress of state funded projects that benefit colonias within 62 miles (100
kilometers) of the border with Mexico.
The legislation also requires a biennial report submitted to the Lieutenant Governor and the
Speaker of the House by December 1 of each even numbered year. The report additionally
requires the classification of colonias based on availability of services in order to identify the
distressed areas with the highest health risks.
Under the leadership of the Office of the Secretary of State, state agencies met as a workgroup to
implement the mandates of SB 827 and determine other information needed to track progress in
colonias. The SOS Colonia Ombudspersons in the six largest Texas border counties with
colonias also inventoried those colonias and entered the data collected into a database created by
the US Geological Survey, which allowed for the classification of colonias.
Using this methodology, of the six most populous counties with colonias, there are 1786 colonias
with a population of 359,825 residents; of these, 1092 with a population of 249,675 residents
have complete or partial services and 442 colonias with 62,675 residents still lack services. For
312 colonias with a population of 47,475 residents, information on the status of services was not
possible to obtain. This information is summarized in Table ES-1.
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The Office of the Secretary of State defines a “colonia” as a residential area along the Texas-Mexico
border that lacks some of the basic living necessities, such as potable water and sewer systems,
electricity, paved roads and safe and sanitary housing. Colonias, while frequently found in
unincorporated areas of the counties, are also found within city limits. Upon receiving basic services,
some colonias were annexed by an adjacent city and still others chose to incorporate in hopes of
becoming eligible as applicants for federal and state funding, and assistance in the delivery of
services to its residents.
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Table ES-1
Number of Colonias by Infrastructure Classification and Their Populations
Basic Infrastructure Service
Total number of colonias Estimated Population
Complete water and wastewater
Partial—water or sewer but not both
No water or sewer
Unknown
636
396
442
312
145,408
104,267
62,675
47,475
Conclusions and Recommendations
Much has been accomplished with the initial bond money of $250 million passed by the citizens
of the State of Texas in 1989 and 1991 for water and wastewater needs, coupled with the $175
million approved for road paving in 2001. This substantial amount, in addition to other state and
federal funds expended to improve the physical infrastructure in colonias, has significantly
improved the living conditions for at least 145,408 colonia residents living in 636 colonias in the
counties with the highest colonia population. Yet, clearly more work remains to complete
existing projects and to reach other colonia residents who are still waiting for first time water and
wastewater services, both along the border and statewide. The classification study, limited to the
six counties with the largest number of colonias due to funding constraints, reveals that
approximately 442 colonias, with a population of 62,675 colonia residents, are classified as areas
with the highest health risk due to their lack of basic infrastructure including potable water,
adequate sewage disposal and proper drainage, which exposes the population and surrounding
communities to increased threats of infectious diseases and public health hazards.
Furthermore, with recent legislation (HB 467, 79th Regular Session) extending the definition of a
colonia to an economically distressed area in any county, colonias can now possibly be found in
any of Texas’ 254 counties, large and small, rural and urban, with many or few residents, which
only increases the number of Texans at risk who may need essential infrastructure services.
While the role of state government is not to solve every problem, in cases where unscrupulous
developers have created conditions that affect the health of hundreds of thousands of residents
and the environment, we recommend the following actions:
1.
Strengthen enforcement of the Model Subdivision Rules to halt proliferation of
additional colonias.
2.
Develop a permanent colonias state fund.
3.
Develop education and outreach programs to County Commissioners Courts and for
colonia residents.
4.
Continue to pursue federal funding for colonias.
5.
Conduct a review of best practices in colonias funding among state and federal
agencies.
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6.
Encourage university partnerships with state agencies and local counties to explore
alternative technologies in providing much needed water, wastewater and housing
needs.
7.
Determine the number of homes required to define an area as a colonia.
8.
Obtain funding to collect data on the remaining border and statewide colonias so these
areas can also be classified, providing a more accurate account of the number of Texas
communities that remain with the greatest infrastructure needs.
9.
Increase mental health and substance abuse outreach services in colonias.
10.
Develop a public education campaign on obesity in the colonias.
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Acknowledgments
The Colonia Initiatives Program of the Office of the Texas Secretary of State would like to
formally recognize Senator Judith Zaffirini for authoring, and Representative Ryan Guillen for
sponsoring, Texas Senate Bill 827. This Program would also like to express its appreciation to
Senator Zaffirini for her many years of vision, leadership, support, and unwavering commitment
to helping improve the quality of life for Texas border colonia residents, and to Representative
Guillen for his leadership and continuous efforts to assist colonia residents
In addition, this program would also like to formally recognize and express its appreciation to:
•
Larkin Tackett, Legislative Director for Senator Judith Zaffirini, for his guidance and
support of the SB827 Workgroup.
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The Ombudspersons from the Office of the Secretary of State for their hard work and the
countless hours they spent researching and collecting data for the classification of
colonias, and for the identification of colonias with the highest health risk.
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The participating agencies of the SB827 Workgroup and their representatives for their
hard work and commitment to the successful implementation of SB827, as well as to
improving the lives of colonia residents, including (in alphabetical order) the:
Texas Department of Transportation (TXDOT)
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Jean Parcher, U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Geographic Research Specialist for the
U.S. Mexico Border and Delbert Humberson, USGS Geographer, for developing the
Colonia Health, Infrastructure, and Platting Status (CHIPS) relational database used by
the Office of the Secretary of State Ombudsmen for the colonias classification reports. In
addition, we would like to express our gratitude to Dr. Alven Lam, of the U.S. Housing
and Urban Development, for initially providing funding for the USGS U.S.-Mexico
Colonias project.
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Dr. Jorge Vanegas, Director of the Center for Housing and Urban Development (CHUD)
of the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University (TAMU), and Oscar Muñoz,
Deputy Director of the Colonias Program of CHUD/TAMU, for their leadership,
assistance, support and always going above and beyond the call of duty. They
volunteered to collect and compile the project data generated by the various agencies,
developed and maintained timelines for the meetings of the SB 827 Working Group, and
assisted writing the final report.
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Table of Contents
Executive Summary ................................................................................4
Background ..........................................................................................................................4
Conclusions and Recommendations ....................................................................................5
Acknowledgments ..................................................................................7
Table of Contents ....................................................................................8
SECTION 1.0:
INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................12
1.1
The Challenge: Colonias – An Overview ................................................................13
1.1.1 History ..........................................................................................13
1.1.2
1.2
Issues and Challenges Facing Colonias........................................14
The Response: Colonia Initiatives Program of the Office of the
Secretary of State..................................................................................................16
1.2.1 Program Mission ..........................................................................16
1.2.2
Program’s Role in Colonias .........................................................16
1.3
Texas Senate Bill 827 (79th Regular Legislative Session)........................................17
1.4
A Reader’s Guide......................................................................................................18
SECTION 2.0:
STATEWIDE COLONIA IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM ................................20
2.1
Process Followed .....................................................................................................21
2.2
Results Obtained .......................................................................................................21
SECTION 3.0:
STATEWIDE COLONIA CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM ................................67
3.1
Process Followed .....................................................................................................68
3.2
Concerns/Issues with Data........................................................................................68
3.3
Colonia Classification Criteria Used ........................................................................69
3.4
Results Obtained .......................................................................................................70
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SECTION 4.0:
AGENCY REPORTS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE ................................82
4.1
4.2
4.3
4.4
4.5
[Sec. 2306.083].....................................................................................................83
4.1.1 Agency Mission............................................................................83
4.1.2
Agency’s Role in Colonias...........................................................83
4.1.3
Analysis of Agency’s Colonias Data............................................83
4.1.4
Methodology/Variances ...............................................................84
[Sec. 487.060].......................................................................................................85
4.2.1 Agency Mission............................................................................85
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
[Sec. 1001.033].....................................................................................................88
4.3.1 Agency Mission............................................................................88
4.3.2
4.3.3
4.3.4
[Sec. 201.116].......................................................................................................90
4.4.1 Agency Mission............................................................................90
4.4.2
4.4.3
4.4.4
[Sec. 6.1565].........................................................................................................93
4.5.1 Agency Mission............................................................................93
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.5.4
4.6
[By Specific Request of the SOS] ........................................................................97
4.7
[By Specific Request of the SOS] ........................................................................98
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4.8
4.7.1
Agency Mission............................................................................98
4.7.2
4.7.3
4.7.4
[By Specific Request of the SOS] ......................................................................100
4.8.1 Agency Mission..........................................................................100
4.8.2
Agency’s Role in Colonias.........................................................100
4.8.3
Analysis of Agency’s Colonias Data..........................................101
4.9 United States Geological Survey (USGS)
[By Specific Request of the SOS] ......................................................................102
4.9.1 Agency Mission..........................................................................102
4.9.2
Agency’s Role in Colonias.........................................................102
4.9.3
Analysis of Agency’s Colonias Data..........................................103
4.9.4
Methodology/Variances .............................................................103
SECTION 5.0:
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS..........................................104
APPENDICES .......................................................................................107
APPENDIX 1:
COMPLETE TEXT OF SENATE BILL 827 ................................................108
APPENDIX 2:
CONTACT INFORMATION PARTICIPATING
AGENCIES IN SB 827 WORKING GROUP ............................................117
CONTACT INFORMATION PARTICIPATING AGENCIES IN SB 827
WORKING GROUP ..........................................................................................118
PARTICIPANTS IN THE SB 827 WORKING GROUP................................................121
APPENDIX 3:
GLOSSARY AND LIST OF ACRONYMS ..................................................123
APPENDIX 4:
SB 827 IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE .................................................125
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APPENDIX 5:
SB 827 DATA COLLECTION TEMPLATE ................................................127
APPENDIX 6: MAPS.............................................................................129
APPENDIX 7: SB 827 RAW DATA BY AGENCY .....................................137
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SECTION 1.0:
INTRODUCTION
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This report examines the current state of funding for colonia infrastructure projects and the
results of the state’s investment to improve the living conditions in Texas border colonias.
1.1 The Challenge: Colonias – An Overview2
The term "colonia," in Spanish means a community or neighborhood. The Office of the Secretary
of State defines a "colonia" as a residential area along the Texas-Mexico border that may lack
some of the most basic living necessities, such as potable water and sewer systems, electricity,
paved roads, and safe and sanitary housing.
However, various state and federal agency definitions will vary due to funding requirements. The
differences among its applied definitions are attributed to the varying emphases placed on its
specific characteristics by government agencies and codes. Consequently, the characteristics that
define a colonia differ according to the type of agency, government code or issue being
addressed at any given time. The challenge of providing services to colonia residents is one of
the most complex human health and environmental challenges facing Texas today. It requires
working with multiple levels of government and overcoming hurdles such as providing water
service to colonia residents whose homes are in floodplains. In addition, federal funding for
colonia projects is finite, eroding, and having to compete with other national interests.
Colonias can be found in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California, but Texas has both the
largest number of colonias and the largest colonia population. About 400,000 Texans live in
border colonias. Overall, the colonia population is predominately Hispanic; 64.4 percent of all
colonia residents and 85 percent of those residents under 18 were born in the United States.
According to the “2003 Texas Water Development Board’s Assessment of Water and
Wastewater Needs for EDAP Counties,” there are more than 2,333 Texas colonias, located
primarily along the state's 1,254-mile border with Mexico.
1.1.1 History
The development of Texas colonias dates back to at least the 1950s, when developers created
unincorporated subdivisions using agriculturally worthless land or land that lay in floodplains or
in other rural properties. They divided the land into small lots, put in little or no infrastructure,
and then sold them to low-income individuals seeking affordable housing. Colonia residents
generally have very low incomes. Per capita annual income for all Texas counties bordering
Mexico-where most of the colonias are located-tends to be much lower than the state average of
$30,732 (2004). In border counties such as Starr, Maverick and Hidalgo, per capita annual
incomes in 2004 were $11,362, $13,586 and $15,460, respectively.3
A limited supply of adequate, affordable housing in cities and rural areas along the TexasMexico border, coupled with the rising need for such housing has contributed to the development
of new colonias and the expansion of existing ones. People with low-incomes often buy the lots
through a contract for deed, a property financing method whereby developers typically offer a
low down payment and low monthly payments but no title to the property until the final payment
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Material in this section is extracted from the official Web Site of the Office of the Texas Secretary of
State: http://www.sos.state.tx.us/border/colonias/faqs.shtml, accessed 10/19/06
Income figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis, http://bea.gov/bea/regional/reis/scb.cfm,
accessed 11/10/2006.
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is made. Houses in colonias are often constructed in phases by their owners and may lack
electricity, plumbing, and other basic amenities. Colonia residents build homes as they can afford
materials.
The growth of colonias has often challenged residents, as well as county, state and federal
governments and others, to seek ways to provide basic water and sewer services and to improve
the quality of life in the colonias. Local public funds and other resources are often limited and
unable to provide service to the current and growing colonia population. Hidalgo County, which
has the highest number of colonias, and the largest number of colonia residents in Texas, is
typical of many border counties. For basic health and human services, environmental services
and capital improvements, colonia residents must rely on an often-confusing combination of
local, state and federal programs, many of which come and go, depending on the political and
economic climate.
1.1.2 Issues and Challenges Facing Colonias
Access to Water and Sewer Service
Because of the potentially serious consequences for public health and its effect on quality of life,
one of the greatest concerns regarding the colonias is the lack of wastewater infrastructure and
potable water.
Many colonias do not have sewer systems. Instead, residents must rely on alternative, often
inadequate wastewater disposal methods. Wastewater disposal systems, which in some
circumstances may provide adequate wastewater disposal, often pose a variety of problems: they
are too small, improperly installed and can overflow, or on inadequately sized lots. The problem
is exacerbated by the poor quality of colonia roads, which are frequently unpaved and covered
with caliche or their materials that prevent thorough drainage. During heavy rains, water collects
because of inadequate drainage systems, elevation and topography. These conditions, combined
with inadequate wastewater disposal systems, often result in sewage pooling on the ground.
Even if the colonias had adequate sewer systems, the border area lacks sufficient facilities to
treat wastewater. In many places, there are no treatment facilities at all. Consequently, border
communities often discharge untreated or inadequately treated wastewater into canals and
arroyos (a creek or stream), which then flow into Rio Grande River or the Gulf of Mexico.
Securing potable water also presents a challenge to colonia residents. Many must buy water by
the bucket or drum to meet their daily needs or use wells that may be contaminated.
Colonia residents can find themselves in a catch-22 situation. Even when water lines and sewer
systems are in place, many cannot access the services because their homes do not meet building
codes. Many homes, built without regard for indoor bathrooms or plumbing, are treated as
substandard or dilapidated by housing inspectors. These homes cannot pass inspection to qualify
for hook up to water lines, and residents cannot afford the repairs or improvements necessary to
bring them up to code.
Housing
Many residents construct housing in the colonias little by little, using available materials.
Professional builders are used infrequently. Residents often start with tents or makeshift
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structures of wood, cardboard or other materials and, as their financial situation allows, continue
to improve their homes. Housing in older colonias tends to be better developed because residents
have had more time to make improvements.
Health
Disparities in health status exist between the State of Texas and the Texas-Mexico border region
(including both the non-colonia and colonia border areas). Those health disparities include lack
of access to health care services, a shortage of health care providers, and increased rates of
certain infectious diseases, such as tuberculosis. Health issues and challenges for colonia
residents are exacerbated by other factors, including weak environmental infrastructure,
dilapidated homes, a lack of potable water and sewer and drainage systems, fear of losing wages
for time spent away from work, and lack of awareness of available health care programs. For
these reasons, colonia residents' health care problems may go unreported and untreated. For
children, these barriers can be serious and may result in slow growth and lower educational
development rates.
Unemployment
The unemployment rate in some colonias is more than eight times the state rate. A 1993 Texas
A&M study discovered that unemployment in five Lower Rio Grande Valley colonias ranged
from 20 percent to 60 percent, compared with the overall Texas unemployment rate of 7 percent.
In addition, many colonia residents often cannot find year-round work due to the seasonal nature
of their primary occupations. Fieldwork represents 29.5 percent of their jobs, construction work,
24.4 percent, and factory work, 14.9 percent.
Contract for Deed
Since the 1950s, the contract for deed has been the most frequently used financing mechanism in
the colonias because many individuals have neither a credit history nor the resources to qualify
for traditional bank or credit union financing. A contract for deed is a financing arrangement,
often at high interest rates, whereby land ownership often remains with the seller until the total
purchase price is paid.
Traditionally, contracts for deed, unlike deeds of trust, were not recorded with the county clerk,
making it easy for the developer to reclaim the property, as well as making it difficult to enforce
any commitment of the developers' part to provide infrastructure. If the buyer fell behind in
payments, the developer could repossess the property, often within 45 days, without going
through the traditional foreclosure process. Developers also could claim any improvements made
on the property.
Steps are being taken to remedy some of the inequities inherent in contracts for deed. In 1995,
the Texas Legislature passed the Colonias Fair Land Sales Act to protect those who must rely on
contracts for deed to finance property. The legislation requires developers to record the contract
and counties to keep a record of contracts for deed. It also requires developers to provide a
statement of available services, such as water, wastewater and electricity, and whether the
property is located in a floodplain. Developers must provide property buyers with an annual
statement-including amount paid, amount owed, the number of payments remaining and the
amount paid to taxing authorities on the purchaser's behalf.
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Although the legislation sets a minimum standard for contract for deed land sales, other
problems with this method of financing remain.
Contracts for deed make it difficult for homeowners to secure financing to build a house or make
home improvement. Because title to the land often does not transfer to the buyer until it is fully
paid for, an applicant cannot use the property as collateral when applying for a loan. Therefore,
financial institutions are reluctant to lend money to improve the property.
1.2 The Response: Colonia Initiatives Program of the Office of the Secretary
of State
1.2.1 Program Mission
"One of government’s chief responsibilities is to help Texans with the greatest needs. The
Secretary of State’s Ombudsman Program is a central part of our initiatives to assist needy
Texans living in colonias. The program is helping to provide better roads, bring water and
wastewater infrastructure to areas that lack these basic services, and improve the quality of life
for some of Texas’ neediest citizens." - Governor Rick Perry
1.2.2 Program’s Role in Colonias
During the 76th Texas Legislative session in 1999, legislators passed and Governor George W.
Bush signed SB 1421 to advance efforts to get colonia residents’ homes connected to water and
wastewater services more expediently.
As a major part of this new legislation, the Office of the Secretary of State hired a Director of
Colonia Initiatives to work in Austin, and supervise six Colonia Ombudsmen to work in border
counties with the highest colonia populations: Hidalgo, El Paso, Starr, Webb, Cameron and
Maverick counties.
The ombudspersons serve as advocates among border colonia residents, federal and state
agencies, local governments, non-profit organizations and utility companies to ensure residents
are connected to water and wastewater services in the most efficient and timely manner possible.
When a local governmental entity or Water Supply Corporation applies for funding of a
water/wastewater project to provide services to colonia residents they will often request the
technical assistance of the Colonia Ombudspersons. The ombudspersons assist with different
tasks required of the funding agency. Specific tasks involve coordinating meetings with project
engineers, managers, water supply corporations and/or colonia residents to monitor the status of
projects; delivering and interpreting surveys, collecting household information, and collection
and review of required documents. They also assist the federal and state agencies when specific
information is requested from the local level.
The ombudspersons also serve as conduits for information, often conducting community
outreach by coordinating and facilitating community meetings with colonia residents to discuss
impact of new water/wastewater systems in their area and the changes it will bring. In addition,
they monitor the progress throughout the different phases of the projects to ensure there is
momentum and follow through. The ombudspersons also provide monitoring and oversight to
the projects; they verify the number of projected beneficiaries and ensure that the reported
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number becomes the actual number of beneficiaries. In addition, they work to ensure that each
project will provide water and wastewater services to the maximum number of residents allowed,
thereby maximizing state dollars.
As the State’s lead in coordinating colonia initiatives, the Colonia Initiatives Program of the
Office of the Secretary of State works to connect and coordinate activities to broaden and
enhance the quality and quantity of services to colonia residents along the border that contribute
to a better quality of life.
Besides physical infrastructure projects, the ombudspersons assist with other collaborative
initiatives that provide much needed services to colonia residents. One such initiative is
Operation Lone Star, a medical training exercise that provides colonia residents with medical and
dental services free of charge. This is a collaborative project involving the local counties, Texas
Department of State Health Services, Texas National Guard, Marine and Naval Reserves and the
Secretary of State.
A third initiative is the State of Texas Interagency Coordination Meeting. This consortium of 13
federal and state funding and regulatory agencies meets to discuss project timelines and issues on
a quarterly basis, serving as a significant venue to improve the coordination of information and
planning for the state’s efforts in the strengthening of physical infrastructure in colonias along
the Texas-Mexico border.
The group’s objectives are the following:
•
Collaborate and coordinate specific infrastructure project information and data;
•
Identify project barriers that allow for immediate collective problem solving;
•
Expedite the delivery of basic services to colonia residents; and
•
Provide agency’s update on progress in colonia initiatives and projects.
This program is a major part of the Secretary of State’s efforts to improve the quality of life for
colonia residents along the border.
1.3 Texas Senate Bill 827 (79th Regular Legislative Session)
Texas Senate Bill 827, authored and filed in the 79th Regular Legislative Session by Senator
Judith Zaffirini and sponsored by Representative Ryan Guillen, requires the establishment of a
system for tracking the progress of state-funded projects that benefit colonias and the submission
of a related report to the legislature. Its objective is to present a report card to the legislature
using a comprehensive classification system, to demonstrate the state's progress in bringing
water/wastewater, paved roads, and other assistance to colonias. By identifying the colonias with
the greatest need, the state can prioritize its funding and target the colonias, which have the most
critical need, especially since more colonias continue to have unmet needs. For example, the
Texas Water Development Board's “2003 Assessment of Water and Wastewater Needs for
Economically Distressed Area Program Counties” reports that there were 2,333 economically
distressed areas with water supply or wastewater supply needs, or both.
SB 827 defines "colonia" as a geographic area that: (1) is an economically distressed area as
defined by Section 17.921, Water Code; and (2) is located in a county any part of which is
within 62 miles of an international border. The Bill mandates that the Secretary of State (SOS)
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establish and maintain a classification system that allows the SOS to track the progress of statefunded projects in providing water or wastewater services, paved roads, and other assistance to
colonias. To achieve this objective, the SOS is responsible for compiling information from the
Office of Rural Community Affairs (ORCA), the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB), the
Texas Transportation Commission (TXDOT), the Texas Department of Housing and Community
Affairs (TDHCA), the Department of State Health Services (DSHS), and any other agency
considered appropriate by the SOS for purposes of the classification system. In addition, the SOS
shall compile information on colonias that is received from the colonia ombudsmen under
Section 775.004.
The Bill also requires that the SOS submit a report to the presiding officer of each house of the
legislature, no later than December 1 of each even-numbered year, which presents the results of
three main tasks mandated to the Office of the SOS:
•
Establish and maintain a statewide system for identifying colonias;
•
Establish and maintain a statewide system for classifying colonias with the highest health
risk to colonia residents, based on factors identified by the SOS; and
•
Prepare a report on the progress of state-funded projects in providing water or wastewater
services, paved roads, and other assistance to colonias.
The Bill allowed the SOS to contract with a third party to develop the classification system, the
identification system, or to compile or maintain the relevant information required by this section.
However, as a result of a lack of funding to engage an external contractor, personnel from the
Colonia Initiatives Program of the SOS executed these tasks with the assistance from personnel
from various state agencies, through the SB 827 Working group created to specifically
implement the Bill’s mandates.
1.4 A Reader’s Guide
The report that follows is organized in the following sections:
•
Section 2.0 contains the description of the process followed, and of the results obtained,
in the development of a statewide system for identifying colonias.
•
Section 3.0 contains the description of the process followed, and of the results obtained,
in the development of a statewide system for classifying colonias with the highest health
risk to colonia residents, based on factors identified by the SOS.
•
Section 4.0 contains the summary of progress of state-funded projects in providing water
or wastewater services, paved roads, and other assistance to colonias, by agency,
including:
Specific agencies listed in the Bill (DSHS, ORCA, TDHCA, TxDOT, TWDB); as well
as,
The Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC), the Office of the Attorney
General (OAG), Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and the U.S.
Geological Survey (USGS), which were identified by the SOS as appropriate to be
included in this report.
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•
Section 5.0 contains a set of conclusions and lessons learned in the development of this
first report, and specific recommendations for the improvement of the process, and the
development of specific mechanisms, for enhancing the value of future reports.
•
Finally, the report includes appendices with complementary and supplementary
information.
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SECTION 2.0:
STATEWIDE COLONIA IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
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2.1 Process Followed
The identification system adopted by the SB 827 Work Group was devised and implemented by
the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) and the Office of the Attorney General (OAG).
The TWDB created a numbering system for its initial 1992 Colonia Needs Assessment. An
identification number consists of seven digits: a three-digit state county code (001 thru 254),
followed by a four-digit number. The system was continued and modified during TWDB needs
assessment updates in 1995 and 1996. During these updates there was a substantial flux in the
colonia list whereby many colonias either added or deleted, depending on whether they met
Economically Distressed Areas Program (EDAP) eligibility at the time or not. For additions,
the first digit of the four-digit number was assigned an A (1995) or a B (1996).
When TWDB contracted for the 2003 Needs Assessment, in consultation with OAG and
contractor Turner, Collie and Braden, it was decided the study would catalog and track colonias
as identified by other agencies. In some cases, existing colonia areas were broken up for formal
subdivision boundaries. It thus became desirable to renumber all colonias in a uniform manner.
The new identification numbers would follow the same basic pattern: the three-digit county code
followed by a unique four digit number, with colonias generally being assigned a number in
alphabetical order within each county. To make the new ID number distinct from previous
numbering systems, an alpha character “M” was prefixed to each number.
In FY 2006, the SB 827 Workgroup, a consortium of all state agencies involved in colonia
project funding, as well as the OAG and Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ),
agreed to adopt this latest version of the identification system as a statewide standard for the
uniform recognition of colonias.
With the 32 counties designated in SB 827, 2,019 colonias have been identified to date (1,850
colonias have been mapped) and assigned a number. Nearly half of these are in Hidalgo County.
The six primary colonia counties, Cameron, El Paso, Hidalgo, Maverick, Starr and Webb
comprise 90% of the border counties.
2.2 Results Obtained
County Name
Brewster
Brewster
Brewster
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
Brooks
ID
M0220001
M0220002
M0220003
M0240001
M0240002
M0240003
M0240004
M0240005
M0240006
M0240007
M0240008
M0240009
M0240010
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Community Name
Marathon
Study Butte
Terlingua Ghost Town
Airport Road Addition
Belmares Trailer Park
Cantu Addition #1
Cantu Addition #2
Encino
Flowella
Loma Blanca
Los Cuatas
Los Olmos
Rush Addition
21
Alternate Name
Terlingua
La Parrita
Las Cuatas
17Nov.’06
County Name
Brooks
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
ID
M0240011
M0310001
M0310002
M0310003
M0310004
M0310005
M0310006
M0310007
M0310008
M0310009
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
M0310010
M0310011
M0310012
M0310013
M0310014
M0310015
M0310016
M0310017
M0310018
M0310019
M0310020
M0310021
M0310022
M0310023
M0310024
M0310025
M0310026
M0310027
M0310028
M0310029
M0310030
M0310031
M0310032
M0310033
M0310034
M0310035
M0310036
M0310037
M0310038
M0310039
M0310040
M0310041
M0310042
M0310043
M0310044
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Community Name
Victory Place
#26
#32
21 Subdivision
Alabama/Arkansas
Alfredo Garza
Alto Real
Angel Haven
Arroyo Alto
Arroyo City Annex
Subdivision
Arroyo City Subdivision
Arroyo Colorado Estates
Arroyo Gardens #1
Arroyo Gardens #2
Arroyo Gardens #4
Aurora Longoria
Barrington Heights
Barrios
Bautista
Betty Acres
Bishop
Bixby
Bluetown
Boca Chica & Medford
Bonnaville Terrace
Bullis Addition
Cameron Park
Carricitos-Landrum
Casa Del Rey
Central Estates
Channel Lots
Chula Vista
Cielito Lindo
Cisneros Estates
Colonia Iglesia Antigua
Combes
Coronado
Coulson
Dakota Mobile Home Park
Del Mar Heights
Dockberry Estates
East Cantu Country Estates
East Cantu Road
East Fresnos
East Stenger Street
22
Alternate Name
La Tina Ranch
Alto Real Subdivision
Unnamed C
Arroyo City Annex Subdivision
Arroyo-Colorado
Unnamed (FM 803)
Unnamed (FM 803)
Arroyo Gardens
Santa Rosa No. 16
Santa Rosa No. 12
Kings Subdivision
Harris Tract
Bixby Subdivision
#23
Carricitos
Casa Del Rey Subdivision
Saldivar-Central Estates
Orason\Chula Vista\Shoemaker
Sunny Skies
Saenz Road
Iglesia Antiqua
Dakota Mobile Homes
East Cantu Road Subdivision
17Nov.’06
County Name
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
ID
M0310045
M0310046
M0310047
M0310048
M0310049
M0310050
M0310051
M0310052
M0310053
M0310054
M0310055
M0310056
M0310057
M0310058
Community Name
Eggers
El Calabozo
El Camino Angosto
El Nogal
El Venadito
Encantada
Esparza Subd. #1
Esparza Subd. #2
Esquina
Expressway 83/77
FM 802-511
Fred Adams
Galpin
Glenwood Acres
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
M0310059
M0310060
M0310061
M0310062
M0310063
M0310064
M0310065
M0310066
M0310067
M0310068
M0310069
M0310070
M0310071
M0310072
M0310073
M0310074
M0310075
M0310076
M0310077
M0310078
M0310079
M0310080
M0310081
M0310082
M0310083
M0310084
M0310085
M0310086
M0310087
M0310088
M0310089
Gonzales
Gotwin Rd
Graham
Grande Acres
Green Valley Farms
Gumesindo Galvan
Hacienda Gardens
Harris Tract
Houston Road East
Illinois Heights
Indian Lake
Ismael Montalvo Subd. #1
Ismael Montalvo Subd. #2
Jaime Lake
Jones Addition
Juan Gonzales
Juarez
Kellers Corner
L&I
La Coma
La Feria Gardens
La Kinina
La Paloma
Lago
Laguna Escondida
Laguna Escondida Heights #2
Lantana Acres
Las Flores
Las Palmas
Las Rusias
Las Yescas
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Alternate Name
El Calaboz
El Camino Angosto Subdivision
Santa Rosa No. 15
Ranchito
Ranchito
Ranchito
Unnamed (Hwy 802)
La Torre
Green Valley Farms & Glenwood
Acres Subd.
Rice Tract Rd- Graham Subd.
Ranchito
Ranchito
Unknown (Airport)
Fred Adams & Juarez
Santa Rosa No. 04
Laguna Escondido
Laguna Escondido East
17Nov.’06
County Name
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
ID
M0310090
M0310091
M0310092
M0310093
M0310094
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
M0310095
M0310096
M0310097
M0310098
M0310099
M0310100
M0310101
M0310102
M0310103
M0310104
M0310105
M0310106
M0310107
M0310108
M0310109
M0310110
M0310111
M0310112
M0310113
M0310114
M0310115
M0310116
M0310117
M0310118
M0310119
M0310120
M0310121
M0310122
M0310123
M0310124
M0310125
M0310126
M0310127
M0310128
M0310129
M0310130
Community Name
Lasana
Lasana West
Laureles
Leal
Leisure Time Mobile Home
Park
Leonar B. De Villarreal
Longoria Townsite
Lopez
Los Cuates
Los Cuates (south)
Los Indios
Los Nogales Estates
Los Ranchitos
Lourdes Street
Lozano
Nancy
Nogal St.
Norma Linda Road
North 30 Subdivision (Hoa
North La Feria Village
O'Canas Family
Olmito
Orason Acres
Palacios Estates
Palmer
Paredes Estates
Paredes Partition
Pennsylvania Avenue
Praxedis Saldivar
Primera
Rabb Road
Ranchito
Rancho Grande
Rangerville
Rangerville Center
Rangerville Estates
Ratamosa
Reid Hope King
Rice Tracts
Robles Ranch
Rutherford-Harding Addition
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
M0310131
M0310132
M0310133
Saldivar
San Pedro
San Vicente Estates
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Alternate Name
El Venedito East
Nancy Subdivision
Norma Linda Rd.
North 30 Subdivision- Hoaning Road
Santa Rosa No. 03
Palacios
Encantada
Ratamosa Subd.-Block 1
Laguna Hts. (Rutherford Harding
Subd.)
Saldivar II (Unknown Hockaday)
San Pedro/Carmen Barrera
San Vicente
17Nov.’06
County Name
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
ID
M0310134
M0310135
M0310136
M0310137
M0310138
M0310139
M0310140
M0310141
M0310142
M0310143
M0310144
M0310145
M0310146
M0310147
M0310148
M0310149
M0310150
M0310151
M0310152
M0310153
M0310154
M0310155
M0310156
M0310157
M0310158
M0310159
M0310160
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
M0310161
M0310162
M0310163
M0310164
M0310165
M0310166
M0310167
M0310168
M0310169
M0310170
M0310171
M0310172
M0310173
M0310174
M0310175
M0310176
Community Name
Santa Elena
Santa Maria
Santa Rosa #12
Santa Rosa #14
Santa Rosa #5
Santa Rosa #6
Santa Rosa #9
Santa Rosa Annex
Santa Rosa No. 13
Schwartz
Shoemaker Acres
Sierra Alto Mobile Home
Solis
Solis Road
South Fork Subdivision
South Point
South Ratliff Street
Stardust
Stardust South
Stewart
Tatum Addition
Tierra Bonita
Tierra Bonita #2
Tierra Bonita #3
Travis & Vermillion
Travis Road
Unknown (Oklahoma
Avenue)
Valle Escondido
Valle Hermosa
Valle Verde
Vicente Sandoval
Villa Cavazos
Villa del Sol
Villa Nueva
Villa Pancho
West Addition
Windsong Village
XX Farms
Yost Road
Yznaga #1
Yznaga #2
Santa Rosa No. 16
Kopernick Shores
Cameron
M0310177
Palmera Heights
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Alternate Name
Santa Rosa No. 14
Santa Rosa No. 05
Santa Rosa No. 06
Santa Rosa No. 09
Santa Rosa No. 11
Sierra Alto Subdivision
Solis Road
Solis Rd.
South Fork Subd.
South Ratliff
Santa Rosa No. 10
Santa Rosa No. 02
Valle Hermoso
Valle Verde Subdivision(Amended)
Yznaga Subdivision
Boca Chica Beach, Laguna Madre
Beach
17Nov.’06
County Name
Cameron
Culberson
Culberson
Dimmit
Dimmit
Dimmit
Dimmit
Dimmit
Dimmit
Dimmit
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Duval
Edwards
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0310178
M0550001
M0550002
M0640001
M0640002
M0640003
M0640004
M0640005
M0640006
M0640007
M0660001
M0660002
M0660003
M0660004
M0660005
M0660006
M0660007
M0660008
M0660009
M0660010
M0660011
M0660012
M0660013
M0660014
M0660015
M0660016
M0660017
M0660018
M0660019
M0690001
M0710002
M0710003
M0710004
M0710005
M0710006
M0710007
M0710008
M0710009
M0710010
M0710011
M0710012
M0710013
M0710014
M0710015
M0710016
M0710017
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Community Name
B R Subdivision
Ranch Estates
Van Horn
Asherton
Big Wells
Brundage
Carrizo Hills
Catarina
Espantosa
Tosuigny
Benavides
Buena Vista
Cadena
Concepcion
Coronado Perez Addition
County Road 111
East Pearson Street
Four A's
George W. Ward Addition
George W. Ward Addition #2
Highway 16 South
La Masa Road
Magnolia Road
Mario Olga
Mi Tierra
North Buena Vista
Realitos
School Heights Addition #2
Williamson Addition
Rocksprings
Acacia Grove
Adelante Estates
Adobe
Agua Dulce
Agua Dulce #2
Agua Dulce #3
Agua Dulce #4
Agua Dulce #5
Alameda Estates
Aldama Estates
Algodon
Aljo Estates
Alvarez
Angie Subd.
Arrowhead Estates
Ascencion Park Estates
26
Alternate Name
Ascencion Park
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710018
M0710019
M0710020
M0710021
M0710022
M0710023
M0710024
M0710025
M0710026
M0710027
M0710028
M0710029
M0710030
M0710031
M0710032
M0710033
M0710034
M0710035
M0710036
M0710037
M0710038
M0710039
M0710040
M0710041
M0710042
M0710043
M0710044
M0710045
M0710046
El Paso
M0710047
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
M0710048
M0710049
M0710050
M0710051
M0710052
M0710053
M0710054
M0710055
M0710056
M0710057
M0710058
M0710059
M0710060
M0710061
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Community Name
Athena West
B & D Estates
Bagge Estates
Bauman Estates
Bauman Estates #2
Bauman Estates #3
Bejar Estates
Belen Plaza
Bosque Bonito #1
Bosque Bonito #2
Bovee Road
Brinkman Addition
Buena Suerte Estates
Bueno Terrace Estates
Buford View Estates
Burbridge Acres
Burnett Ranchettes
Butterfield City #1
Butterfield City #2
Butterfield City #3
Butterfield City #4
Calcutta Subd.
Camel Back Estates
Camino Barrial
Campo Bello Estates
Canutillo Industrial Park
Canutillo Townsite
Cattleman's North Ranchos
#2
#3
Cielo Azul #1
Cielo Azul #2
Cindy Estates
Cliff View Estates
Clint Townsite
Cochran Mobile Park
College Park Addition
Colonia De Las Azaleas
Colonia De Las Azaleas #2
Colonia De Las Azaleas #3
Colonia De Las Dalias
Colonia De Las Dalias #2
Colonia Del Paso
Colonia del Rio #1
27
Alternate Name
Butterfield Estates 1-3
Butterfield Estates 4
Camelback Estates
Camp Bello Estates
Canutillo un-platted
Cattleman's North
Cochran MH Estates
College Park
Colonias Del Paso
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710062
M0710063
M0710064
M0710065
M0710066
M0710067
M0710068
M0710069
M0710070
M0710071
M0710072
M0710073
M0710074
M0710075
M0710076
M0710077
M0710078
M0710079
M0710080
M0710081
M0710082
M0710083
M0710084
M0710085
M0710086
M0710087
M0710088
M0710089
M0710090
M0710091
M0710092
M0710093
M0710094
M0710095
M0710096
M0710097
M0710098
M0710099
M0710100
M0710101
M0710102
M0710103
M0710104
M0710105
M0710106
M0710107
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Community Name
Colonia del Rio #2
Colonia del Rio #3
Connington Subd.
Cotton Valley Estates
Country Green Addition
Cowlitz Estates
Cuna Del Valle
Dairyland
Dakota Estates
Dawn Estates
Deerfield Industrial Park
Deerfield Park
Deerfield Park #2
Deerfield Park #3
Delip Subd.
Desert Meadows Estates
Desert Meadows Estates #2
Desert Vista
Dindinger Road
East Clint Estates
East Wind Estates
Eisenberg Estates
El Campestre
El Gran Valle
El Gran Valle #2
El Paso Hills #1
El Paso Hills #2
El Paso Hills #3
El Paso Hills #4
El Paso Hills #5
El Paso Hills #6
El Paso Hills #7
El Paso Hills #8
Ellen Park
Eubanks #3
Faith Acres
Fern Village #1
Flamingo Addition
Flor Del Rio
Frank
Frank-Anita Estates
Friedman Estates #1
Friedman Estates #2
Frisco Estates
Geneva Estates
Gloria Elena
28
Alternate Name
Deerfield Park
Desert Meadows East
Desert Vista Estates
East Clint
El Gran Ville
El Gran Ville
El Paso Hills
Fern Village
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710108
M0710109
M0710110
M0710111
M0710112
M0710113
M0710114
M0710115
M0710116
M0710117
M0710118
M0710119
M0710120
M0710121
M0710122
El Paso
M0710123
El Paso
M0710124
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
M0710125
M0710126
M0710127
M0710128
M0710129
M0710130
M0710131
M0710132
M0710133
M0710134
M0710135
M0710136
M0710137
M0710138
M0710139
M0710140
M0710141
M0710142
M0710143
M0710144
M0710145
M0710146
M0710147
M0710148
M0710149
M0710150
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Community Name
Glorieta Addition
Gonzalez Subd.
Green Acres Subd.
Grijalva Gardens
Gurdev
Hacienda Real
Haciendas Del Valle #1
Haciendas Del Valle #2
Haciendas Norte
Hermosa Vista Addition
Hill Crest Estates
Hillcrest Manor
Homestead Homes
Homestead Meadows
Homestead Meadows South
#4
#5
#6
Homestead North Estates
Horizon Industrial Park #1
Hovland Estates
Hovland Estates #2
Hueco Mountain Estates #1
Hueco Valley Subd.
Indian Hills
Jason Estates
John-Michael Estates
Jurassic Commercial Park
Kenna Estates
Knotts Acres
La Fuente
La Jolla
La Junta Addition
La Union Estates
Lake Way Estates #1
Lake Way Estates #2
29
Alternate Name
Hermosa Vista
Homestead South
Hueco Mountain
Hueco Valley
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710151
M0710152
M0710153
M0710154
M0710155
M0710156
M0710157
M0710158
M0710159
M0710160
M0710161
M0710162
M0710163
M0710164
M0710165
M0710166
M0710167
M0710168
M0710169
M0710170
M0710171
M0710172
M0710173
M0710174
M0710175
M0710176
M0710177
M0710178
M0710179
M0710180
M0710181
M0710182
M0710183
M0710184
M0710185
M0710186
M0710187
M0710188
M0710189
M0710190
M0710191
M0710192
M0710193
M0710194
M0710195
M0710196
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Community Name
Lake Way Estates #3
Las Aves
Las Casitas #1
Las Casitas #2
Las Casitas #3
Las Milpas #2
Las Milpas Addition
Las Palmas
Las Palmas #2
Las Pampas #1
Las Pampas #2
Las Pampas #3
Las Pampas #4
Las Quintas
Las Quintas #2
Lewis Subd.
Lomaview North Estates
Lordsville Subd.
Lynn Park Replat
Madrilena
Mary Lou Park
May Estates
Mayfair Subd.
Mayfair Subd. #2
Mayfair Subd. #3
Mayfair Subd. #4
Mayfair Subd. #5
McAdoo Acres
McCracken Estates
Meadows North Estates
Meadows South
Melton Place Addition
Merida
Mesa Verde
Mesa View Estates
Mesquite Meadows Estates
Mission Trail Estates
Mobile Haven Estates
Montana East
Montana Land Estates
Montana Land Estates #2
Montana View Subdivision
Montana Vista Estates
Monte Carlo
Monterosales Subd.
Moon Addition
30
Alternate Name
Las Casitas
Lordsville
Mayfair
McCracken
Mesa View
Mesquite
Montana Land
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710197
M0710198
M0710199
M0710200
M0710201
M0710202
M0710203
M0710204
M0710205
M0710206
M0710207
M0710208
M0710209
M0710210
M0710211
M0710212
M0710213
M0710214
M0710215
M0710216
M0710217
M0710218
M0710219
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
M0710220
M0710221
M0710222
M0710223
M0710224
M0710225
M0710226
M0710227
M0710228
M0710229
M0710230
M0710231
M0710232
M0710233
M0710234
M0710235
M0710236
M0710237
M0710238
M0710239
M0710240
M0710241
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Moon Addition #2
Moon Addition #3
Moon Addition #4
Morning Glory Manor
Mountain Meadows Estates
Mountain Sun Estates
North Fabens Estates
North Loop Acres
Nuway Addition
Panorama Village #1
Panorama Village #3
Panorama Village #4
Panorama Village #5
Paso Del Rey
Paso Del Rey #2
Paso Del Rey #3
Paso View
Paso View #2
Paso View West
Plaza Bernal
Pleasant Valley
Polkinghorn Addition
Ponderosa Mobile Home
Subd.
Poole Subd.
Prado Verde Addition #1
Quail Mesa
R.W. Jones Subd.
Rainbow Gardens
Ranch Country Estates
Rancho Miraval Estates
Ranchos De El Dorado
Rio Grande Estates
Rio Pasado Estates
Rio Rancho Estates
Rio Vista Addition
Rosa Azul
Roseville Subd.
San Agustin
San Paulo
San Ysidro
Sanchez
Sand Dune Estates
Santa Martina
Satiacum Estates
Schuman Estates
31
Alternate Name
Morning Glory
Mountain Meadows
Nuway
Panorama
Paso Del Rey
Polkinghorn
Ponderosa MHP
Prado Verde
Ranch Country
Ranchos Dorado
San Isidro
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710242
M0710243
M0710244
M0710245
M0710246
M0710247
M0710249
M0710250
M0710251
M0710252
M0710253
M0710254
M0710255
M0710256
M0710257
M0710258
M0710259
M0710260
M0710261
M0710262
M0710263
M0710264
M0710265
M0710266
M0710267
M0710268
M0710269
M0710270
M0710271
M0710272
M0710273
M0710274
M0710275
M0710276
M0710277
M0710278
M0710279
M0710280
M0710281
M0710282
M0710283
M0710284
M0710285
M0710286
M0710287
M0710288
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Serene Acres
Sierra Meadows
Socorro Mission #1
Socorro Village Addition
Southwest Estates
Southwest Estates #2A
Southwest Estates #3
Spanish Trail Additon
Spark's Addition
Spark's Addition #2
Spark's Addition #3
Spark's Addition #4
Square Dance
Sundown Estates
Sunhaven Farms
Sunshine
Sunshine Acres
Sylvia Andrea
Tiffany Estates
Tillicum Estates
Tornillo
Turf Estates #1
Valle Real
Valle Villa Addition
Valle Villa Addition #2
Villa Espana
Villalobos Estates
Vinedo Acres
Vinson Subd.
Vinton Acres #1
Vista Acres
Vista De Lomas #1
Vista De Lomas #2
Vista Del Este
Vista Larga
Vista Larga #2
Vizcaino Estates
Warren Allen Road
Western Heritage Estates
Westway #1
Westway #2
Westway #3
Westway #4
Westway #6
Westway #7
Wilbourn Addition
32
Alternate Name
Sparks
Sun Haven
Sunshine Acres/Connington
Turf Estates
Vinton Acres
Vista De Lomas
Vista De Este
Westway
17Nov.’06
County Name
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
ID
M0710289
M0710290
M0710291
M0710292
M0710293
M0710294
M0710295
M0710296
M0710297
M0710298
M0710299
M0710300
M0710301
M0710302
M0710303
M0710304
M0710305
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
M0710306
M0710308
M0710309
M0710310
M0710311
M0710312
M0710313
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
M0710314
M0710315
M0710316
M0710317
M0710318
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
Frio
Frio
Frio
Frio
Frio
Frio
Frio
Frio
M0710319
M0710320
M0710321
M0710322
M0710323
M0710324
M0820001
M0820002
M0820003
M0820004
M0820005
M0820006
M0820007
M0820008
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Alternate Name
Wildhorse Valley
Wilton Acres
Wiseman Estates
Yucca Foothills
Wilco
Colonia Revolucion
Desert Glen
East View Estates
El Conquistador
Las Colonias
Lourdes Estates
Desert Oasis
Vista Montana
E&L
SYLVIA & OLGUIN CT.
SAPOTE ROAD
SANCHEZ & CABELO
ROAD
SAN MIGUEL ROAD
BORREGO & CABALLERO ROAD
ANGLE PARK
HACIENDAS DEL NORTE
ANAHI CT.
ASHLEY NICOLE ROAD
UPPER VALLEY SURVEY
17
GREENBRAIR
MEADOWS WEST
UPPER VALLEY SURVEY
WEST FABENS
YSLETA DEL SUR
PUEBLO
Horizon View 17
Horizon View 18
Horizon View 20
Horizon View 21
Horizon View 22
Varela
Alta Vista
Alta Vista/Frio Heights
Baeber/Melon
Beaber/Melon
Big Foot
Big Foot Colonia
Derby
Frio Heights
Hilltop
Moore
Moore Community
Pearsall East
33
17Nov.’06
County Name
Frio
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M0820009
M1080001
M1080002
M1080003
M1080004
M1080005
M1080006
M1080007
M1080008
M1080009
M1080010
M1080011
M1080012
M1080013
M1080014
M1080015
M1080016
M1080017
M1080018
M1080019
M1080020
M1080021
M1080022
M1080023
M1080024
M1080025
M1080026
M1080027
M1080028
M1080029
M1080030
M1080031
M1080032
M1080033
M1080034
M1080035
M1080036
M1080037
M1080038
M1080039
M1080040
M1080041
M1080042
M1080043
M1080044
M1080045
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Sand Hollow Colonia
107 West Subd.
11 North/Victoria Rd-FM 493
13 1/2 North/FM 493
13 North/2 West
15 1/2 North/FM 491
17 1/2 North/6 West
281 Estates
9 North/East FM 493
A&E Ramirez Subd.
A&E Ramirez Subd. #2
Abram North Subd.
Acacia
Acevedo #3
Acevedo Subd. #4
Acosta Subd.
Acre Tract
Adam Lee Subd.
Adkins Subd.
Agua Dulce
Akin Development Subd.
Ala Blanca Norte #1
Ala Blanca Norte #2
Ala Blanca Norte #3
Ala Blanca Norte #4
Ala Blanca Subd. #1
Ala Blanca Subd. #2
Ala Blanca Subd. #3
Ala Blanca Subd. #4
Alamo Orchards
Alamo Rose R.V. Resort
Alberta Acres
Alberta Estates #2
Albino Rodriguez Estates
Alma Subd.
Aloha Village Subd.
Alsonia
Alta Vista Subd.
Altamira West #2
Alturas de Azahares
Alvacan Subd.
Alysonders Estates
Amber Land Subd.
Americana
Americana Grove #2
Americana Grove Subd.
34
Alternate Name
ACOSTA 107
11 North/Victoria Rd/FM 493
FM 493 @ 13 1/2 North
15 1/2 North / FM 491
17 1/2 North / Mile 6 West
Everest Road
Acevedo #4
Acosta
Adan Lee
Aqua Dulce
ALOHA VILLAGE
Alta Vista
Amber Land
Americana Grove
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080046
M1080047
M1080048
M1080049
M1080050
M1080051
M1080052
M1080053
M1080054
M1080055
M1080056
M1080057
M1080058
M1080059
M1080060
M1080061
M1080062
M1080063
M1080064
M1080065
M1080066
M1080067
M1080068
M1080069
M1080070
M1080071
M1080072
M1080073
M1080074
M1080075
M1080076
M1080077
M1080078
M1080079
M1080080
M1080081
M1080082
M1080083
M1080084
M1080085
M1080086
M1080087
M1080088
M1080089
M1080090
M1080091
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Amigo Park #3
Amigo Park Subd. #1
Anaqua Addition
Angela
Anna Lisa Subd.
Arco Iris #2
Arco Iris Subd.
Arguello
Arguello #2
Ariel Hinojosa Subd.
Ariel Hinojosa Subd. #3
Armstrong's Alton Subd.
Arriaga Subd.
Austin Gardens
Azteca Acres
B & P Bridge (Toluca Ranch)
Balli #2
Balli Estates
Balli Subd. #1
Bar #2
Bar #3
Bar #4
Bar #5
Bar #7
Bar Subd. #6
Barbosa-Lopez Subd. #1
Barney Groves Subd.
Barrios #2
Basham #1
Basham #10
Basham #11
Basham #12
Basham #13
Basham #14
Basham #15
Basham #16
Basham #18
Basham #19
Basham #2
Basham #3
Basham #4
Basham #5
Basham #6
Basham #7
Basham #8
Basham #9
35
Alternate Name
Anaqua
Anna Lisa Subdivision
Arco Iris
Hinojosa Ariel #2
Ariel Hinojosa Subd
Arriaga
Bar 6 Subd.
Barbosa - Lopez #1
Barney Groves
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080092
M1080093
M1080094
M1080095
M1080096
M1080097
M1080098
M1080099
M1080100
M1080101
M1080102
M1080103
M1080104
M1080105
M1080106
M1080107
M1080108
M1080109
M1080110
M1080111
M1080112
M1080113
M1080114
M1080115
M1080116
M1080117
M1080118
M1080119
M1080120
M1080121
M1080122
M1080123
M1080124
M1080125
M1080126
M1080127
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080128
M1080129
M1080130
M1080131
M1080132
M1080133
M1080134
M1080135
M1080136
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Basham Subd. (M & B)
Batson Gardens
Beamsley Subd.
Bella Vista Estates
Bellaire
Benavides Subd. #2
Benevides Subd.
Benita Addition
Bentsen
Bentsen Palm RV Park #2
Beretta Estates
BERNAL HEIGHTS #1
Bernal Heights #2
Bernal Subd.
Bertha Acres
Beto's Acres
Big John Subd.
BJB Subd.
BLUE ROCK
Blue Star Enterprises #2
Bodine Subd.
Border Subd.
Borderland Retreat
Borderland Retreat #2
Bougainvillea
Boyd Monger Subd.
Boyd Subd. #1
Brandon Lake Subd.
BRENDA GAY
Breyfogle Park Subd. #1
Brown Acres
Browning-Ken #3
Bryan Acres
Bryan's Addition
Bustamante Subd.
C.A. Conner & Co. Inc.
Subd.
Calma Estates
Calma Estates Subd. #2
Campo Alto
Cana de Azucar Subd.
Canadiana Estates
Cantu Subd.
Capetillo Subd.
Capisallo Heights
36
Alternate Name
Benavides Subdivision #2
Benavides Subdivision
Benita
Bernal
Bertha
Big John
Bue Star Enterprises #2
Boyd #1
Breyfogle #1
Bustamante (Smc)
Conner
Calma Estates #1
Calma Estates #2
Calma Estates #3
Cana De Azucar
Canadian Est
CAPISALLO (RIO GRANDE VAL)
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080137
M1080138
M1080139
M1080140
M1080141
M1080142
M1080143
M1080144
M1080145
M1080146
M1080147
M1080148
M1080149
M1080150
M1080151
M1080152
M1080153
M1080154
M1080155
M1080156
M1080157
M1080158
M1080159
M1080160
M1080161
M1080162
M1080163
M1080164
M1080165
M1080166
M1080167
M1080168
M1080169
M1080170
M1080171
M1080172
M1080173
M1080174
M1080175
M1080176
M1080177
M1080178
M1080179
M1080180
M1080181
M1080182
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Capisallo Park
Carlos Acres
Carol Subd.
Casa Bonita Subd.
Casa De Los Vecinos
Castaneda Subd.
Catherine Subd.
Celso Subd.
Cerrito Subd.
Chacon Estates #1
Chapa #1
Chapa North
Chapa South
Chapa Subd. #3
Chihuahua
Chula Vista Acres
Citralinda
Citriana Village
Citrus City Lake #1
Citrus Hills Subd.
Citrus Lake Estates
Citrus Ranchitos Subd.
Citrus Retreat Subd.
CJRS Subd. A
Clark Subd.
Closner Subd.
Col Garza
Cole Subd.
Collin Subd.
Colonia Allende
Colonia Big 5
Colonia Camargo
Colonia Claude Lookingbill
Colonia del Noreste
Colonia Evans
Colonia Evans #2
Colonia George
Colonia Guadalupe
Colonia Guadalupe #2
Colonia Guadalupe #3
Colonia Las Palmas
Colonia Lucero del Norte
Colonia Martinez
Colonia Rafael
Colonia Saenz
Colonia San Miguel
37
Alternate Name
Catherine
Celso
Cerrito
Chacon Est
CHAPA 3
Citrus Lake Est
Citrus Ranchitos
CJRS Unit A&B
Clark
CLOSNER SUBD
Cole
Collin
Big 5 Road #5 (Unrecorded)
Colonia Noreste
Colonia Guadalupe
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080183
M1080184
M1080185
M1080186
M1080187
M1080188
M1080189
M1080190
M1080191
M1080192
M1080193
M1080194
M1080195
M1080196
M1080197
M1080198
M1080199
M1080200
M1080201
M1080202
M1080203
M1080204
M1080205
M1080206
M1080207
M1080208
M1080209
M1080210
M1080211
M1080212
M1080213
M1080214
M1080215
M1080216
M1080217
M1080218
M1080219
M1080220
M1080221
M1080222
M1080223
M1080224
M1080225
M1080226
M1080227
M1080228
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Colonia Tijerina
Colonia Victoriana
Colonia Whalen Rd
Conway Plaza Subd.
Corina's Corner
Coronado
Cotter Tract
Cottonwood
Country Acres #1
Country Aire Estates #1
Country Colony Subd.
Country Corner Estates
Country Estates West
Country Estates West Add. A
Country Grove Estates
Country Living Estates
Country Living Estates #2
Country Terrace Estates
Country View Subd.
Country Village Subd. #1
Crouse Subd.
Cuatro Vientos Subd.
Cuellar Subd. #1
Cuellar Subd. #2
Cuellar Subd. #3
Cuellar Subd. #4
Cuevitas
Curl Tex
D. T. Villareal
Daniel Ozuna Subd.
De Anda Subd.
De La Garza Subd.
Del Norte Subd.
Dellinger
Delta Court
Delta West Subd.
Delta/Rodger Subd.
Devan Estates
Diamond L Subd.
Diamond L Subd. #2
Diana Subd. #1
Diana Subd. #2
Diana Subd. #3
Diaz Subd.
38
Alternate Name
Colonia Whalen Road
Country Aire Est #1
Country Aire Est #4
COUNTRY COLONY
Country Est West Addn A
Country View
Country Village #1
COUNTRY VILLAGE #2
Cuellar #1
Cuellar #2
Cuellar #3
Cuellar #4
Curl-Tex
DT Villareal
Daniel Ozuna
De Anda Subdivision
De La Garza Subdivision
Del Norte
Delta West
Delta / Rodger
Diamond L #2
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080229
M1080230
M1080231
M1080232
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080233
M1080234
M1080235
M1080236
M1080237
M1080238
M1080239
M1080240
M1080241
M1080242
M1080243
M1080244
M1080245
M1080246
M1080247
M1080248
M1080249
M1080250
M1080251
M1080252
M1080253
M1080254
M1080255
M1080256
M1080257
M1080258
M1080259
M1080260
M1080261
M1080262
M1080263
M1080264
M1080265
M1080266
M1080267
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080268
M1080269
M1080270
M1080271
M1080272
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Dimas #2
Dimas #3
Dinas Subd.
Donna R.O.W. for Colonia
Boyce
Doolittle Acres
Dude Hill #1
Dude Hill Subd. #2
Eastland Park
Ebony Acres
Ebony Hollow Subd. #1
Edinburg Acres
EL CHARRO #2
El Charro Subd.
El Flaco Chiquito Subd.
El Gato
El Mesquite Subd.
El Monte Subd.
El Nopal
El Paraiso Subd.
El Rio Subd.
El Seco Subd.
El Sol
El Sol Subd. #2
Eldora Gardens Subd.
Eldora Rd/FM 1426
Eldora Subd.
Elida Subd.
Elizabeth Subd.
Enchanted Valley Ranch
Encino #1
Encino Heights Subd.
Engleman Estates
Enrique Bazan Subd.
Esperanza Estates
Evangeline Gardens
Evie Subd.
Expressway Acres
Expressway Heights
Ezequiel Acevedo Jr. Subd.
#2
Ezequiel Acevedo Subd.
Fleamarket R.O.W. Subd.
Flora Subd.
Floresta Subd.
FM 1426/Minn Rd
39
Alternate Name
Colonia Boyes
EL CHARRO
El Flaco, El Flaco Chiquito
El Mesquite
El Monte
El Paraiso (Phase 1)
El Rio
El Sol Subdivision #2
Elizabeth
Bazan Enrique
Acevedo, Ezequiel Jr #2
Acevedo, Ezequiel
Flora
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080273
M1080274
M1080275
M1080276
M1080277
M1080278
M1080279
M1080280
M1080281
M1080282
M1080283
M1080284
M1080285
M1080286
M1080287
M1080288
M1080289
M1080290
M1080291
M1080292
M1080293
M1080294
M1080295
M1080296
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080297
M1080298
M1080299
M1080300
M1080301
M1080302
M1080303
M1080304
M1080305
M1080306
M1080307
M1080308
M1080309
M1080310
M1080311
M1080312
M1080313
M1080314
M1080315
M1080316
M1080317
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
FM 1925/Floral Rd
Foster Subd.
Four Sure All Right
Francis Addition
Friendly Acres
G & R Subd.
Garza Estates
Garza Subd. #1
Garza Subd. #2
Gate City Acres
George Lookingbill #1
George Lookingbill #2
Gernentz Subd.
Glasscock Estates Subd.
Glasscock North Subd.
Glenshire Estates
Gomez Subd.
Gonzalez-Zamora Subd.
Good Valley Ranch Subd. #1
Goodwin Heights #1
Granada Estates
Granjeno
Gray East & West
Green Valley Development
Subd.
Grovewood Estates
Guerra Ellis Subd. #1 & 2
H & B Subd.
Hacienda De Los Vegas
Hacienda del Bronco #1
Hacienda del Bronco #2
Hacienda el Porvenir
Hamlet
Harding Gill Tract
Harmel Subd.
Havana Lomas #1
Havana Lomas #2
Havana Lomas #3
Havana Lomas #4
Havana Lomas #5
Havana Subd.
Haven Subd.
Heidelberg
Heritage Square #2
Hern Subd.
Hidalgo Park Estates
40
Alternate Name
Foster
Garza #1
Garza #2
GEORGE LOOKINGBIL 1
Glasscock North
Lopezville
Good Valley Ranch
Goodwin Heights
Granada Est
Green Valley Development
Harmel
Havana
Las Milpas Road
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080318
M1080319
M1080320
M1080321
M1080322
M1080323
M1080324
M1080325
M1080326
M1080327
M1080328
M1080329
M1080330
M1080331
M1080332
M1080333
M1080334
M1080335
M1080336
M1080337
M1080338
M1080339
M1080340
M1080341
M1080342
M1080343
M1080344
M1080345
M1080346
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080347
M1080348
M1080349
M1080350
M1080351
M1080352
M1080353
M1080354
M1080355
M1080356
M1080357
M1080358
M1080359
M1080360
M1080361
M1080362
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
High Land Subd.
High Point Subd.
Highland Memorial Park
Highway Frontage Subd.
Hilda Subd.
Hilda Subd. #1
Hilda Subd. #2
Hilda Subd. #3
Hillcrest Terrace
Hill-Top Subd.
HME Subd.
Hoehn Drive Subd.
Hoehn Estates
I.B. Avila
Ignacio Perez
Imperial Subd.
Ingle-Doolittle
Inspiration
Inspiration Heights
Inspiration Point Subd.
Inspiration Rd #1
Inspiration Rd #2
Inspiration Rd #3
Isaac's Subd.
J & O Subd.
J. R. Subd. #1
J. R. Subd. #2
Jackson's New World Subd.
Jackson's New World Subd.
#2
James Allen Subd.
Jardin Terrace Subd.
Jenna Estates
Jessan Subd.
Jessup's Subd.
Jesus Maria Subd.
Josefina L. Chapa Subd.
Kaufold Estates #1
Kenyon Subd. #1
Kenyon Subd. #2
King Ranch Subd. #1
King Ranch Subd. #2
Koenig Winter Resort
Kountry Hill Estates
Kristi Estates #1
L & P Subd.
41
Alternate Name
High Land
High Point
Highway Frontage
Hilda
Hilda #2
Hilda #3
HILLCREST
Hall Acres
Hoehn Drive
IB Avila
Imperial
Ingle / Doolittle
Inspiration (Unrecorded)
Inspiration Point Subd
Isaacs
Jackson New World Dev #1
Jackson New World Dev #2
Jardin Terrace
Jessan
Jussup Rollo
Kaufold #1
KENYON HGTS
Kenyon Heights #2
King Ranch #1
KING RANCH #2
Kountry Hill Estates Subd
Kristi Estates Ph 1
L&P
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080363
M1080364
M1080365
M1080366
M1080367
M1080368
M1080369
M1080370
M1080371
M1080372
M1080373
M1080374
M1080375
M1080376
M1080377
M1080378
M1080379
M1080380
M1080381
M1080382
M1080383
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080384
M1080385
M1080386
M1080387
M1080388
M1080389
M1080390
M1080391
M1080392
M1080393
M1080394
M1080395
M1080396
M1080397
M1080398
M1080399
M1080400
M1080401
M1080402
M1080403
M1080404
M1080405
M1080406
M1080407
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
L & R Garza
L. D. Morgan's Subd.
L. J. #1
L. R. Bell
La Aurora Subd.
La Blanca Heights
La Camellia Subd.
La Camellia Subd. A
La Coma Heights
La Estancia Subd.
La Frontera Subd.
La Hacienda Subd.
La Hermosa Subd.
La Homa Acres
La Homa Acres #2
La Homa Acres #4
La Homa Five Subd.
La Homa Grove Estates
La Homa Grove Estates #2
La Homa Groves Estates #3
La Homa Groves Subd. #1 &
2
La Homa Road North Subd.
La Homa Road Subd.
La Loma Alta Subd.
La Mesa Subd.
La Milpa Subd.
La Palma #1
La Palma #2
La Palma Subd.
La Paloma #1
La Paloma Site
La Pampa Subd.
La Quinta
La Reyna Subd.
La Suena
Laguna Park
Lake Citrus Estates
Lakeside Subd.
Lakeview Subd.
Lane #1
Lane #2
LANFRANCO
Lantana Subd.
Las Brisas
Las Brisas Del Sur
42
Alternate Name
LJ #1
La Aurora Subdivision
Lopez - Gutierrez
La Camellia
La Camellia A
LA ESTANCIA EST
La Hacienda
La Homa Groves Est
La Homa Groves Est #2
La Homa Rd North
La Homa Rd
LA LOMA ALTA SUBD
La Mesa
LA MILPA
La Palma
La Palma
LA PALMA
La Paloma #2
La Pampa
Lakeside
LAKE VIEW SUBD
Lane #1 & 2
Lane #1 & 2
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080408
M1080409
M1080410
M1080411
M1080412
M1080413
M1080414
M1080415
M1080416
M1080417
M1080418
M1080419
M1080420
M1080421
M1080422
M1080423
M1080424
M1080425
M1080426
M1080427
M1080428
M1080429
M1080430
M1080431
M1080432
M1080433
M1080434
M1080435
M1080436
M1080437
M1080438
M1080439
M1080440
M1080441
M1080442
M1080443
M1080444
M1080445
M1080446
M1080447
M1080448
M1080449
M1080450
M1080451
M1080452
M1080453
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Las Brisas Estates
Las Cuevas
Las Cuevas #2
Las Fuentes Subd.
Las Haciendas Subd.
Las Milpas Subd.
Las Palmas Estates Subd.
Leona Subd.
Leslie Subd.
Linda Vista Estates
Live Oak Mobil Home Park
Llano Grande Homesites
Loma Chica Subd.
Loma Linda Heights Subd.
Lorenzana Subd.
Los Castillos Estates
Los Cerritos Subd.
Los Ebanos
Los Ebanos Estates
Los Ebanos Subd.
Los Ebanos Subd. #2
Los Leones
Los Padres Subd.
Los Ranchitos #1-3
Los Terrazos Subd.
Los Trevinos Subd.
Los Trevinos Subd. #2
Louis & JJ Hoyt Sub.
Loya Subd.
Lull
Lunar Heights Subd.
Lyons
M&R Subd.
M/S Subd.
Madero Townsite
Magnolia #1
Maier Subd.
Marla Subd.
Mary K Acres
Mata Subd.
Mata Subd. #2
Matt Subd.
Max Subd.
43
Alternate Name
Las Cuevas #1
LOMA CHICA
Lorenzana
Los Ebanos
Los Padres
LOS TERRAZOS
Los Trevinos #1
Los Trevinos #2
Los Trevinos #3
Los Trevinos #4
Hoyt J T
Loya Subdivision
M&R
M & S SUBD
Wheel City
Magnolia Unit #1
Maier Subdivision
Mata Subdivision #1
Mata Subdivision #2
Matt
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080454
M1080455
M1080456
M1080457
M1080458
M1080459
M1080460
M1080461
M1080462
M1080463
M1080464
M1080465
M1080466
M1080467
M1080468
M1080469
M1080470
M1080471
M1080472
M1080473
M1080474
M1080475
M1080476
M1080477
M1080478
M1080479
M1080480
M1080481
M1080482
M1080483
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080484
M1080485
M1080486
M1080487
M1080488
M1080489
M1080490
M1080491
M1080492
M1080493
M1080494
M1080495
M1080496
M1080497
M1080498
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
McColl Estates
McDaniel Addition
McDaniel Subd.
Meadow Creek Country Club
MEADOW LANDS
Merrill Subd.
Mesquite Acres
Mid-Valley Estates
Midway Village Subd.
Milagro Estates
Mile 10 N. @ Mile 5 W.
Miller Resub Lot A
Milyca Subd.
Minnesota Rd/I Rd
Minnie Fenton Subd.
Mission West Estates
Monica Acres
Monte Alban Subd.
Monte Cristo Acres Subd.
Monte Cristo Heights
Monte Cristo Hills Subd.
Monte Cristo Subd.
Montemayor Subivision
Moore Road
Moore Road Subd.
Moorefield Acres
Moorefield Grove Estates
Moreno
Morningside Estates
Morningside Mobile Home
Park
Morningsun Subd.
Mrs. Todd's Subd. #1
Mrs. Todd's Subd. #2
Muniz Subd.
Munoz Estates
Murillo Subd.
Nelle Estates
New Palm Subd.
Newkirk Subd.
Nick Garza Subd.
North Alamo Village
North Capisallo
North Country Estates
North Country Estates #2
North Cross Estates
44
Alternate Name
Mesquite #1
Mid - Valley Est
MID - WAY VILLAGE
Mile 10 North @ Mile 5 West
Minnesota Rd @ I Rd
Monte Alban
Monte Cristo Acres
MONTE CRISTO HILLS
Monte Cristo
MOOREFIELD GROVE EST
Moreno Subdivision
Todd #1
Todd #2
Muniz
Munoz Est
Murillo
Newkirk Subdivision
North Cross Est
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080499
M1080500
M1080501
M1080502
M1080503
M1080504
M1080505
M1080506
M1080507
M1080508
M1080509
M1080510
M1080511
M1080512
M1080513
M1080514
M1080515
M1080516
M1080517
M1080518
M1080519
M1080520
M1080521
M1080522
M1080523
M1080524
M1080525
M1080526
M1080527
M1080528
M1080529
M1080530
M1080531
M1080532
M1080533
M1080534
M1080535
M1080536
M1080537
M1080538
M1080539
M1080540
M1080541
M1080542
M1080543
M1080544
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
North Depot Road
North McColl Subd.
North Santa Cruz Subd.
Northern Acres Subd.
Northside Village Subd. #2
Nuevo Alton
Nuevo Penitas
O & J Subd.
Oak Subd.
Old Rebel Field Subd.
Old Rebel Heights Subd. #1
Old Rebel Heights Subd. #2
Olivarez #1
Olivarez #10
Olivarez #2
Olivarez #3
Olivarez #4
Olivarez #5
Olivarez #6
Olivarez #7
Olivarez #8
Olivarez #9
Olivarez 15
Olivarez 17
Olivarez 18
Olympic Subd.
Orchard Homes Addition #2
Oriente
Orleander Estates
Owassa Estates
Owassa Rd/Tower Rd
Owassa/I Rd
Owassa-Kennedy
Palm Acres #1
Palm Acres Estates
Palm Drive North Subd.
Palm Heights Subd.
Palm Lake Estates #1
Palma Alta
Palma Subd.
Palmarina
Palmas Subd. #2
Palmeras Subd.
45
Alternate Name
North Santa Cruz
NORTHSIDE VILLAGE #2
Penitas Nuevo
Oak
Old Rebel Field
Old Rebel Heights #1
Old Rebel Heights #2
LC Olivarez
Olivarez #15
Olivarez #17
Olivarez #18
Olympic
Owassa & Kennedy
Palm Acres Est
Palm Dr North #1
Palm Lake #1
Palm Lake #2
Palm Lake #3
Palm Lake #4
Palma
Palmas #2
Palmeras
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080545
M1080546
M1080547
M1080548
M1080549
M1080550
M1080551
M1080552
M1080553
M1080554
M1080555
M1080556
M1080557
M1080558
M1080559
M1080560
M1080561
M1080562
M1080563
M1080564
M1080565
M1080566
M1080567
M1080568
M1080569
M1080570
M1080571
M1080572
M1080573
M1080574
M1080575
M1080576
M1080577
M1080578
M1080579
M1080580
M1080581
M1080582
M1080583
M1080584
M1080585
M1080586
M1080587
M1080588
M1080589
M1080590
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Palmhurst Estates
Palmhurst Manor #1
Palmview Paradise
Palmview Subd.
Palo Verde
Panfilo Martinez Subd.
Paradise Park Subd.
Parajitos
Park Lane Subd.
Paseo de Palmas Subd.
Pecan Estates #5
Penitas
Pentacostal Colonia
Perezville
Perlas De Naranja
Peter Gort
Plantation Oaks North Subd.
Pleasant Valley Ranch
Plumosa Village
Porciones Center Subd.
Post Oaks Subd.
Pralle Subd.
Primavera #2
Primavera Subd. #1
Puerta Blanca Subd.
Puerta Del Sol Subd.
Puesta Del Sol
Que Pasa Acres Subd.
Quiet Village #2
R. Ruiz Subd.
R.C. Babb Subd.
R.C. Babb Subd. #2
R.C. Babb Subd. #3 & 4
R.C.W. Subd.
R.L.D.S. Subd.
R.S.W. incorporated #1
R/S lot J
Rabbit Patch Subd. #1
Rabbit Patch Subd. #2
Racquet Club Subd.
Rambo Estates
Ramirez Estates
Ramirez Subd.
Ramirez Subd. #2
Ramirez Subd. #3
Ramirez Subd. #4
46
Alternate Name
Paseo De Palmas
Pentecostal Colonia
Gort Peter Subd
PLANTATION OAKS
Puerta Blanca
QUE PASA SUBD
Babb RC #1
Babb RC #2
Babb RC #3 & #4
R.C.W.
Rabbit Patch #1
Rabbit Patch #2
Ramirez Est
Ramirez #1
Ramirez #2
Ramirez #3
Ramirez #4
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080591
M1080592
M1080593
M1080594
M1080595
M1080596
M1080597
M1080598
M1080599
M1080600
M1080601
M1080602
M1080603
M1080604
M1080605
M1080606
M1080607
M1080608
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080609
M1080610
M1080611
M1080612
M1080613
M1080614
M1080615
M1080616
M1080617
M1080618
M1080619
M1080620
M1080621
M1080622
M1080623
M1080624
M1080625
M1080626
M1080627
M1080628
M1080629
M1080630
M1080631
M1080632
M1080633
M1080634
M1080635
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Ramon Leal Subd.
Ramona Subd.
Ramosville
Ranchette Estates
Rancho Chaparral
Rancho Escondido
Rancho Grande Estates
Rancho Nuevo Subd.
Rancho Subd.
Randolph Barnett #1
Randolph Barnett #2
Randy Ley
Rankin Subd.
Rebecca Subd.
Red Barn Subd.
Regal Estates
Regency Acres #2
Reina Del Sol Mobile Home
Esta
Reina Subd.
Relampago
Remuda RV Park
Renarae Subd. #1
Restful Valley Ranch
Rice Addition
Ricky Subd.
Ridge Road
River Bend Subd.
River Road Subd.
Riverside Estates
Road Runner Subd. #2
Robinette Subd.
Rodgers Lake Estates
Rodgers Rd Subd.
Rodriguez Street
Rodriguez Subd.
Rodriguez Subd. #2
Romo Subd.
Roosevelt School
Rosa Linda Subd.
Rosalito Subd.
Rosedale Heights
Royal Palms Estates
Royalty House #2 & 3
Runn
Rush Subd.
47
Alternate Name
Ramon Leal
Ramona
Rockwell
RANCHO NUEVO (SL9)
Rancho
Rankin
Rebecca
Regal Est
Reina Del Sol
Reina
River Road
Riverside Estates Subd
Road Runner #2
Robinette
Rodgers Road
Rodriguez St
Roosevelt / FM 1423
Rosalito
ROSEDALE
Royal Palms Est
Runn East
RUSH SUBD
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080636
M1080637
M1080638
M1080639
M1080640
M1080641
M1080642
M1080643
M1080644
M1080645
M1080646
M1080647
M1080648
M1080649
M1080650
M1080651
M1080652
M1080653
M1080654
M1080655
M1080656
M1080657
M1080658
M1080659
M1080660
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080661
M1080662
M1080663
M1080664
M1080665
M1080666
M1080667
M1080668
M1080669
M1080670
M1080671
M1080672
M1080673
M1080674
M1080675
M1080676
M1080677
M1080678
M1080679
M1080680
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Ruthven #1
Ruthven Subd. #2
Salas Subd.
Salida Del Sol Estates Subd.
Salinas-Hinojosa Subd.
San Carlos Acres
San Carlos Farms Subd.
San Juan East Subd.
San Juan South Estates
San Juan Subd.
Sanchez Ranch
Sandy Ridge
Santa Amalia Subd.
Santa Cruz Estates
Santa Cruz Orange Gardens
Sauceda Subd.
Schroeder Subd.
SCHUERBACH ACRES
Schunior's Subd.
Seminary Estates
Seminary South Subd.
Seminary Village Subd.
Sendero Subd.
Serendipity Way
Seventh Street Addition
Subd.
Seville Park #1
SH 88/14 North/6 West
Shary
Shary Country Acres
Shary Groves Estates
Shary Groves Estates #2
Shull Addition
Siesta Village #1
Siesta Village #2
Siesta Village #3
Siesta Village #4
Siez Tract
Silverado Subd.
Simpatico Acres
Sings Subd.
Sioux Terrace
Sioux Terrace South
Sno-Bird Estates
Sno-Bird Estates #2
48
Alternate Name
Ruthuen
Ruthven #2
SAN CARLOS FARMS
Schroeder
South Seminary
Seminary Village
7th Street Subdivision
SH 88 / 14 North / 6 West
SH 88 / 15 North / 4 West
Shary Grove Est #1
Hall Acres
Sno - Bird Est #2
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080681
M1080682
M1080683
M1080684
M1080685
Hidalgo
M1080686
Hidalgo
M1080687
Hidalgo
M1080688
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080689
M1080690
M1080691
M1080692
M1080693
M1080694
M1080695
M1080696
M1080697
M1080698
M1080699
M1080700
M1080701
M1080702
M1080703
M1080704
M1080705
M1080706
M1080707
M1080708
M1080709
M1080710
M1080711
M1080712
M1080713
M1080714
M1080715
M1080716
M1080717
M1080718
M1080719
M1080720
M1080721
M1080722
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Sotira Estates
South Donna Subd.
South Fork Subd.
South Minnesota Road Subd.
#2
#3
South Palm Gardens Estates
#1
South Palm Gardens Estates
#2
South Tower Estates
Southern Breeze Subd.
Southern Valley Estates
Southfork Estates
Southside Village
SPRING GARDENS
Spring Gate Estates
St. Clair Acres
St. Claire Fisher Subd.
Starr Subd.
Stephensons
Stewart Palms Subd.
Stewart Place Community
Stewart Place Subd.
Stewart South Subd.
Stonegate Subd. #1
Stonegate Subd. #2
Storylane Subd.
Sugar Acres
Summerwood Subd.
Sun Country Estates
Sun Grove Park
Sun Valley Estates
Sun Valley Estates #1
Sun Valley Subd.
Sunny Haven Estates
Sunrise Estates #1
Sunrise Estates #2
Sunrise Hill
Sunrise Subd.
Sylvia Subd.
Tagle Subd. #1
Tangerine Estates
Ten Acres Subd.
49
Alternate Name
Sotira Est
South Donna
South - Fork
Southern Breeze
Stewart Palms
Stewart South
Summerwood
SUN COUNTRY
Sun Groves Park
Sun Valley Est
Sunny Haven Est
Sunrise (Mercedes)
Sylvia
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080723
M1080724
M1080725
M1080726
M1080727
M1080728
M1080729
M1080730
M1080731
M1080732
M1080733
M1080734
M1080735
M1080736
M1080737
M1080738
M1080739
M1080740
M1080741
M1080742
M1080743
M1080744
M1080745
M1080746
M1080747
M1080748
M1080749
M1080750
M1080751
M1080752
M1080753
M1080754
M1080755
M1080756
M1080757
M1080758
M1080759
M1080760
M1080761
M1080762
M1080763
M1080764
M1080765
M1080766
M1080767
M1080768
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
The Highlands
Thomas Ortega Subd.
Thompson Subd.
Thrasher Terrace
Tiejerina Estates
Tierra Bella Subd.
Tierra Bonita #1
Tierra Bonita #2
Tierra Del Valle Subd.
Tierra Dorada
Tierra Estates #2
Tierra Estates Subd.
Tierra Linda
Tierra Maria Subd.
Tierra Prieta Subd.
Timberhill Villa
Timberhill Villa #4
TINY ACRES
Todd Subd. #3
Tolle
Tolle Subd. #2
Tommy Knocker
Tony Subd.
Tower Heights Subd.
Tower Subd.
Town of Faysville
Towne East Subd. #1
Trenton Acres Subd.
Trenton Manor
Trenton Terrace
Tres Amigos Subd.
Trevino Subd.
Tri-City Subd. #1
Tri-City Subd. #2
Triple C Subd.
Tropical Farms Subd.
Tropicana
Trosper Road Subd.
Twin Lake Subd.
Twin Roads Subd.
Umberto Garcia Jr. Subd.
Universal Estates Subd.
Upper Sharyland Subd.
Uvalde Subd.
Val Bar Estate
Val Verde Acres
50
Alternate Name
Thompson
Tierra Bella
Tierra Bonita (Phase 1)
Tierra Bonita (Phase 2)
Tierra Del Valle #2
Tierra Estates
Tierra Prieta
Todd #3
Tower
FAYSVILLE
Towne East
Trenton Acres
Triple C
Tropical Farms
Trosper (Unrecorded)
Twin Lake
TWIN ROAD SUBD
Umberto Garza Jr Subd
Upper Sharyland
Uvalde
Val - Bar Estates
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080769
M1080770
M1080771
M1080772
M1080773
M1080774
M1080775
M1080776
M1080777
M1080778
M1080779
M1080780
M1080781
M1080782
M1080783
M1080784
M1080785
M1080786
M1080787
M1080788
M1080789
M1080790
M1080791
M1080792
M1080793
M1080794
M1080795
M1080796
M1080797
M1080798
M1080799
M1080800
M1080801
M1080802
M1080803
M1080804
M1080805
M1080806
M1080807
M1080808
M1080809
M1080810
M1080811
M1080812
M1080813
M1080814
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Val Verde Grove
Val Verde North Subd.
Vales Subd.
Valle Alto #1
Valle Alto #2
Valle de Palmas #1
Valle Hermoso Estates
Valle Vista Subd.
Valley Rancheros Subd.
Valley Star Acres
Valley View Estates
Vereda Tropical
Vertress Subd.
Victoria Acres
Victoria Belen
Villa Capri
Villa Del Mundo Subd.
Villa Del Sol
Villa Donna Subd.
Villa Estates
Villa Verde Subd.
Village Grove #2
Villas del Valle
Walston Farms
Ware Colony
Ware Country Subd.
Ware Country Subd. #2
Ware del Norte Subd.
Ware Estates
Ware Oaks
Ware Shadows
Ware West Subd.
Waterfall Road Subd.
Weather Heights #1
Welch Tract
Wes-mer Subd.
West Haven Subd.
West Highway Subd.
Western Estates #1
Westgate Estates
Westview Heights
Whalen Acres
Whitewing Subd.
Wildwood Forest
Williams Subd.
Wood Subd.
51
Alternate Name
Val Verde North
Vales Subdivision
Vally Hermoso
Valle Vista
Valley Rancheros
Vertriss
VICTORIA BEND
Villa Del Mundo
Villa Donna
Villa Verde
Village Groves # 2
Ware Country
Ware Country #2
Ware Del North
Ware West
Waterfall Road
Weather Heights (Ph 1)
Welch
Wes - Mer
West Haven
Western Est #1
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080815
M1080816
M1080817
M1080818
M1080819
M1080820
M1080821
M1080822
M1080823
M1080824
M1080825
M1080826
M1080827
M1080828
M1080829
M1080830
M1080831
M1080832
M1080833
M1080834
M1080835
M1080836
M1080837
M1080838
M1080839
M1080840
M1080841
M1080842
M1080843
M1080844
M1080845
M1080846
M1080847
M1080848
M1080849
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080850
M1080851
M1080852
M1080853
M1080854
M1080855
M1080856
M1080857
M1080858
M1080859
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Yokum-Hall Subd.
Yvonne
Zacatal
Alex Cavazos Subd.
Carlos G. Leal, Jr. Subd.
Carlos G. Leal, Jr. Subd. #2
Lopez - Guiterrez
Ramiro Leal
V&C
Village Grove #1
Bogert Subdivision
Catalina Estates
Eastview
La Homa Terrace Phase I
La Homa Terrace II
Laguna Hermosa
Los Ninos
Northpoint Subdivision
Palm Drive North #2
Palm Subdivision #2
Patal Estates
Schuerbach Acres #2
Walton Subdivision
Babb RC Mobile Home
Barbosa-Lopez #2
Chapa #5
Chapa Subdivision
Amigo Park
Colonia Esperanza #1
Santa Cruz Ranchette
Tierra buena #2
Tower Road Estates
De Anda Ramos Subdivision
Morningside Rd @ Sioux
Road
Vasquez
El Faro
ALBERTA SUBD
Alvarez (sdn)
Arroyo Park
Ash County
Avocado Park
Bibleville Trailer Park
CASAS DEL VALLE
Chapa
52
Alternate Name
Yoakum Hall
El Zacatal
Cavazos, Alex
CARLOS LEAL JR SUBD
CARLOS LEAL JR SUBD #2
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080860
M1080861
M1080862
M1080863
M1080864
M1080865
M1080866
M1080867
M1080868
M1080869
M1080870
M1080871
M1080872
M1080873
M1080874
M1080875
M1080876
M1080877
M1080878
M1080879
M1080880
M1080881
M1080882
M1080883
M1080885
M1080886
M1080887
M1080889
M1080890
M1080891
M1080892
M1080893
M1080894
M1080895
M1080896
M1080897
M1080898
M1080899
M1080900
M1080901
M1080902
M1080903
M1080904
M1080905
M1080906
M1080907
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
CHAPA 2 (SL9)
Cinco Hermanas
Colonia Delmiro Jackson
COLONIA ESPERANZA #2
COLONIA ESPERANZA #3
Dimas #1
Donna Heights North
Eagle Heights
EL MESQUITE 1
Engelman Triangle
EVERGREEN EST
Garza Subd
Goodwin Acres #1
Goodwin Acres #2
Goodwin West Subd #1
GREEN VALLEY ACRES
High Chapparral
Hi-Land
Hoehn Drive (Unrecorded)
La Blanca Estates
LA FLOR EST
LA FLOR GARD
La Quinta Estates #2
Laborsita
Las Villas Del Valle
Long & Green Park
LOS ENCINOS #1
Los Encinos #2
LOS TINACOS
Lotts
Martin
Mary Ann
McKee #1
Mel Gray
MILE 16
Minnesota Acres
Morningside South
Morningside Terrace
N ALAMO EST
North Alamo Terrace
Northside Village #1
Olivarez
Olivarez Tr-304
Palm Creek
53
Alternate Name
17Nov.’06
County Name
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
ID
M1080908
M1080909
M1080910
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080911
M1080912
M1080913
M1080914
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
M1080915
M1080916
M1080917
M1080920
M1080921
M1080922
M1080923
M1080925
M1080926
M1080928
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Jeff Davis
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogg
Jim Hogg
M1080929
M1080930
M1080931
M1080932
M1080933
M1080934
M1080935
M1080936
M1080937
M1080938
M1080939
M1080940
M1150001
M1150002
M1150003
M1150004
M1150005
M1150006
M1220001
M1240001
M1240002
M1240003
M1240004
M1240005
M1240006
M1240007
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Piquito De Oro
R&G
Re Subdivision Lot 14 Block
145
Resub Plat of Jimenez Subd
Road Runner RV #1
Sherry
South Point Subd 1-A-B, Ph
2-3-4
Southport
Southridge Park
Sunny Brook
The Stables
Thirty-Six Palms Terrace
Tierra Buena #1
Tierra Del Sol Est
VAL VERDE PARK
VILLA D VAL
Wisconsin Road / Dillon
Road
Wisconsin Road / I Road
Zambrows
SUNRISE
Indian Hills East
Indian Hills West
Colonia Tejana
E Salinas
La Donna
Aldamas Subd 1 & 2
Unnamed (Raul Longoria)
Spring Green Subdvision
Sundown's Rec Center
Acala
Fort Hancock East Unit #1
Fort Hancock East Unit #2
Loma Linda Estates
Sierra Blanca
Villa Alegre
Valentine
Guerra
Hebbronville
Las Lomitas A
Las Lomitas B
Las Lomitas C
South Fork
Thompsonville Area
54
Alternate Name
Colonia Tijerina (Col Tejana)
17Nov.’06
County Name
Jim Hogg
Kinney
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
La Salle
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
ID
M1240008
M1360001
M1420001
M1420002
M1420003
M1420004
M1420005
M1420006
M1420007
M1620005
M1620006
M1620007
M1620008
M1620009
M1620010
M1620011
M1620012
M1620013
M1620014
M1620015
M1620016
M1620017
M1620018
M1620019
M1620020
M1620021
M1620022
M1620023
M1620024
M1620025
M1620026
M1620027
M1620028
M1620029
M1620030
M1620031
M1620032
M1620033
M1620034
M1620035
M1620036
M1620037
M1620038
M1620039
M1620040
M1620041
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Penitas
Spofford
Artesia Wells
Encinal
Fowlerton
Gardendale
Los Angeles
Millet
Zamora Acres
Airport Addition
Big River Park
Border Housing Unit #1
Cedar Ridge #1
Cedar Ridge #2
Cedar Ridge #3
Cedar Ridge #4
Cenizo Heights
Chula Vista 1-5
Chula Vista School Block
Deer Run #1
Deer Run #2
Deer Run #3
Deer Run #4
Deer Run #5
Eagle Heights #1
Eagle Heights #2
Eagle Heights #3
Eagle Heights #4
El Indio Townsite
El Pueblo Nuevo
Elm Creek #1
Elm Creek #2
Fabrica Townsite
Florentino Ramos
Green Acres #1 & 2
H.F. Lewis
Hector Rodriguez
Heritage Farm
Hopedale
Jose Rodriguez
Kickapoo Indian Village
La Herradura
Lago Vista Subd.
Las Brisas
Las Carretas Subd.
Las Hacienditas
55
Alternate Name
Rosita Gardens
Cedar Ridge
Chula Vista
Deer Run
Eagle Heights
Pueblo Nuevo
Elm Creek
Green Acres
H. F. Lewis
Jose R. Rodriguez
Lago Vista
Las Carretas
17Nov.’06
County Name
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Maverick
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
ID
M1620042
M1620043
M1620044
M1620045
M1620046
M1620047
M1620048
M1620049
M1620050
M1620051
M1620052
M1620053
M1620054
M1620055
M1620056
M1620057
M1620058
M1620059
M1620060
M1620061
M1620062
M1620063
M1620064
M1620065
M1620066
M1620067
M1620068
M1620069
M1620070
M1620071
M1620072
M1620073
M1620074
M1620075
M1620076
M1620077
M1620078
M1860001
M1860002
M1860003
M1860004
M1860005
M1860006
M1860007
M1860008
M1860009
SB 827 Final Report
Community Name
Las Quintas Fronterizas
Lewis
Loma Linda #1
Loma Linda #2
Loma Linda #3
Loma Linda #4
Loma Linda #5
Loma Linda Ranchettes
Los Guajillos Subd.
Los Jardines Verdes
Morales Circle
Nellis Lands
Normandy
Paisano Heights
Quemado
Radar Base
Riverside Acres
Rockaway Country Sites
Rosita Gardens
Rosita Valley
Sauz Creek Subd.
Seco Mines
Siesta Acres
South Elm Creek #1
South Elm Creek #2
South Elm Creek #3
South Elm Creek #4
Victoriano Hernandez
Wilson & Bargo
Zamora Lands
Loma Bonita
Morales #2 East
Morales #2 West
Morales #2a
Morales #3
Manges Estates
Mario De Leon
7D Development
Alamo Ranchettes
Bodieville
Coyanosa
Greasewood Flats
Imperial
Iraan
Little Mexico
Mesa View
56
Alternate Name
Las Quintas
Los Guajillos
Jardines Verdes
Eagle Canal
Nellis Land
Rockaway County
Sauz Creek
Wilson Bargo (Bonanza Heights)
Morales 2, 2A, 3, 3A &
Morales 2, 2A, 3, 3A &
Morales 2
Morales 3A
17Nov.’06
County Name
Pecos
Pecos
Pecos
Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Presidio
Reeves
Reeves
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
ID
M1860010
M1860011
M1860012
M1890001
M1890002
M1890003
M1890004
M1890005
M1890006
M1890007
M1890008
M1950001
M1950002
M2140001
M2140002
M2140003
M2140004
M2140005
M2140006
M2140007
M2140008
M2140009
M2140010
M2140011
M2140012
M2140013
M2140014
M2140015
M2140016
M2140017
M2140018
M2140019
M2140020
M2140021
M2140022
M2140023
M2140024
M2140025
M2140026
M2140027
M2140028
M2140029
M2140030
M2140031
M2140032
M2140033
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Community Name
Quail Run #2
Sheffield
Water District #2
Candelaria
Las Pampas
Loma Pelona
Pueblo Nuevo
Redford
Ruidosa
Shafter
Utopia
Lindsay Division
Toyah
A.T. Martinez
Airport Heights
Ala Blanca
Alto Bonito
Alto Bonito Heights
Alvarez
Amada Acres
Anacua
Antonio Flores
Arredondo
B&E
Barrera
Bella Vista
Benjamin Perez
Buena Vista
Buena Vista Plaza
Camargito
Campo Verde
Campobello
Campobello #2
Canales
Cantu
Casa Blanca Subd
Casas
Chaparrito
Chapeno
Cortez
De La Cruz
De La Garza
De Los Santos
Delmita #1
Delmita #2
Delmita #3
57
Alternate Name
Bald Hills
Ala Blanca S/D
Anacua S/D
Campo Bello
Casas Subdivision
17Nov.’06
County Name
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
ID
M2140034
M2140035
M2140036
M2140037
M2140038
M2140039
M2140040
M2140041
M2140042
M2140043
M2140044
M2140045
M2140046
M2140047
M2140048
M2140049
M2140050
M2140051
M2140052
M2140053
M2140054
M2140055
M2140056
M2140057
M2140058
M2140059
M2140060
M2140061
M2140062
M2140063
M2140064
M2140065
M2140066
M2140067
M2140068
M2140069
M2140070
M2140071
M2140072
M2140073
M2140074
M2140075
M2140076
M2140077
M2140078
M2140079
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Community Name
Delmita North
Delmita South
Doyno West Side #2
E. Lopez
East Alto Bonito
El Bosque #1
El Bosque #2
El Bosque #3
El Bosque #4
El Brazil
El Castillo
El Cenizo
El Chaparral #1
El Chaparral #2
El Mesquite
El Quiote
El Rancho Vela
El Refugio
El Socio
Elias-Fela Solis
Elodia's
Elsa
Escandon Trace S/D
Escobares
Escobares #1
Eugenio Saenz
Evergreen
Falcon Heights
Falconaire
Fernando Salinas
Flor Del Rio
Florentino Sosa
Flores Brothers
Fourth Site
Francisca
Francisco Rodriguez
Fronton North
Fronton Ranchettes
Garceno
Garcia's
Garciasville
Garza Addition
Garza-Gutierrez
Gloria
Guadalupe Guerra
Guerra
58
Alternate Name
Doyno Westside #2
E. Lopez S/D
Amador
Elias Fela Solis
Escobar #1
Falconnaire
Fronton Ranchettes S/D
Garceno (North)
Garcias
17Nov.’06
County Name
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
ID
M2140080
M2140081
M2140082
M2140083
M2140084
M2140085
M2140086
M2140087
M2140088
M2140089
M2140090
M2140091
M2140092
M2140093
M2140094
M2140095
M2140096
M2140097
M2140098
M2140099
M2140100
M2140101
M2140102
M2140103
M2140104
M2140105
M2140106
M2140107
M2140108
M2140109
M2140110
M2140111
M2140112
M2140113
M2140114
M2140115
M2140116
M2140117
M2140118
M2140119
M2140120
M2140121
M2140122
M2140123
M2140124
M2140125
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Community Name
Gutierrez
H. Cuellar Estates
Hackberry
Hillside Terrace
Hilltop
Humberto Y. Saenz
Indio #1
Indio #2
J. F. Villareal
J. L. Garcia
Jardin de San Julian
Javier Ramirez
Joseph Griggs
La Carla
La Casita
La Chaparosa
La Escondida
La Esperanza
La Gloria
La Hacienda
La Loma de Falcon
La Lomita
La Minita
La Paloma Ranchettes
La Puerta
La Puerta #2
La Reforma
La Rosita
Lago Vista
Las Flores
Las Palmas
Leal
Live Oak Estates
Loma Alta
Loma Linda East
Loma Linda West
Loma Vista
Loma Vista #1
Longoria
Los Arrieros
Los Barreras North
Los Barreras South
Los Ebanos
Los Ebanos #2
Los Morenos
Los Olmos
59
Alternate Name
H-Cuellar Estates
JF Villareal
L.L. Garcia
La Chuparosa
La Puerta
Los Barrearas North
Los Barrera South
Los Ebanos #2
Los Olmos Addition
17Nov.’06
County Name
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
ID
M2140126
M2140127
M2140128
M2140129
M2140130
M2140131
M2140132
M2140133
M2140134
M2140135
M2140136
M2140137
M2140138
M2140139
M2140140
M2140141
M2140142
M2140143
M2140144
M2140145
M2140146
M2140147
M2140148
M2140149
M2140150
M2140151
M2140152
M2140153
M2140154
M2140155
M2140156
M2140157
M2140158
M2140159
M2140160
M2140161
M2140162
M2140163
M2140164
M2140165
M2140166
M2140167
M2140168
M2140169
M2140170
M2140171
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Community Name
M. Munoz
Manuel Escobares
Manuel Garcia
Manuel Garcia #2
Manuel Munoz
Margarita
Margarita Addition #1
Martinez S/D
Mesquite #1
Mesquite #2
Mesquite #3
Mesquite #4
Mi Ranchito Estate
Midway Subd.
Miguel Barrera
Miguel Garza
Mike's
Mirador
Mirasoles
Mireles
Mitchell
Montalvo Hills
Moraida
Moreno
Morida
Munoz
Munoz-Garcia
Narciso Pena
Netos
Nina
North Escobares Ranchettes
North Refugio
North Santa Cruz
Northridge
Northwest Industrial Park
Old Escobares
Old Santa Cruz
Old Santa Elena
Olivarez
Olivia Lopez de Gutierrez
Olmito & Olmito #2
Pablo Pena
Palo Blanco
Pedro Campos
Pena #1
Pena #2
60
Alternate Name
M Munoz
Margarita Addition
Villarreales - Mi Ranchito Estate
Midway
Mikes
Mitchelle
Munoz Garcia
Narcisa Pena
Olmito 1&2
Pena S/D #2
17Nov.’06
County Name
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
ID
M2140172
M2140173
M2140174
M2140175
M2140176
M2140177
M2140178
M2140179
M2140180
M2140181
M2140182
M2140183
M2140184
M2140185
M2140186
M2140187
M2140188
M2140189
M2140190
M2140191
M2140192
M2140193
M2140194
M2140195
M2140196
M2140197
M2140198
M2140199
M2140201
M2140202
M2140203
M2140204
M2140205
M2140206
M2140207
M2140208
M2140209
M2140210
M2140211
M2140212
M2140213
M2140214
M2140215
M2140216
M2140217
M2140218
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Community Name
Quesada
Rafael Pena
Ramirez-Perez
Ramos
Ramos Addition #1
Ranchitos Del Norte
Rancho Viejo #1
Rancho Viejo #2
Rancho Viejo #3
Rau-con Drive-In #2
Regino Ramirez
Reyna
Rivera
Rivereno
Robinson
Rodriguez #1
Rodriguez #2
Salinas
Salineno North
Salineno South
Salmon
Sammy Martinez
San Fernando
San Isidro
San Jose
San Juan
Sandoval
Santa Anna
Santa Catarina
Santa Cruz #2
Santa Cruz Industrial Park
Santa Margarita
Santa Rosa
Santel
Share 52
Solis
South Refugio
Sunset
Tamez
Tierra Dorada
Tierra Linda
Trevinos
Trevinos #1
Triple R
Triple R #1
Valle Hermosa
61
Alternate Name
Ramos S/D
Villarreales - Ranchitos del Norte
Rancho Veijo #3
Rau Con Drive In
Reyna S/D
Rivereno S/D
Salinas S/D
Sammy Martinez S/D
San Isidro Tx
Sandoval S/D
Villareales - Santel Subdivision
Share 52 - Las Lomas
Solis S/D
Sunset S/D
Tierra Linda S/D
Triple R.
Valle Hermoso
17Nov.’06
County Name
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Terrell
Terrell
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
ID
M2140219
M2140220
M2140221
M2140222
M2140223
M2140224
M2140225
M2140226
M2140227
M2140228
M2140229
M2140230
M2140231
M2140232
M2140233
M2140234
M2140235
M2140236
M2140237
M2140238
M2140239
M2140240
M2140241
M2140242
M2140243
M2140244
M2140245
M2140246
M2140247
M2140248
M2140249
M2140250
M2140251
M2140252
M2140253
M2140254
M2140255
M2140256
M2140257
M2220001
M2220002
M2320001
M2320002
M2320003
M2320004
M2320005
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Community Name
Valle Vista #1
Valle Vista #2
Venecia
Victoria
Victoria Ranch
Victoria Vera
Villa de Frontera
Villa de Martinez
Villareal
West Alto Bonito
Zarate
Garza-Salinas
Garza-Salinas #2
Moreno, S S/D
Roma Creek #1, 2 & 3
Ester S/D
Las Colinas S/D
Santa Catarina PCT #4
Morida
Old Roma (Areas 1-6)
Old Roma (Area 11)
Los Saenz
Fronton
Campo Bello No. 3
Nacho Garza
Villa Charles Marco
Jose Noel Cruz
Alamo Road
Campos
Cesar Ramos
East of FM 649
East Escobares
FM 649
Juan Escobar
Mario Guerra
San Julian
US 83(North)
US 83(South)
West of FM 649
Dryden
Sanderson
Brice Lane
Fort Clark Road
Gonzales
Knippa
North Uvalde
62
Alternate Name
Venecia S/D
Victoria Vera S/D
Villarreal S/D
West Alto Bonito S/D
Garza-Salinas #2
Garza Salinas
Roma Creek
17Nov.’06
County Name
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Uvalde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Val Verde
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
ID
M2320006
M2320007
M2320008
M2320009
M2320010
M2320011
M2320012
M2330001
M2330002
M2330003
M2330004
M2330005
M2330006
M2330007
M2330008
M2330009
M2330010
M2330011
M2330012
M2330013
M2330015
M2330016
M2400003
M2400004
M2400005
M2400006
M2400007
M2400008
M2400009
M2400010
M2400011
M2400012
Community Name
Sabinal
South Grove Street
Utopia
Uvalde Estates
Vanessa Street
Vanham Addition
Deer Valley
Amistad Acres
Box Canyon Estates
Cienegas Terrace
Lake View Addition
Los Campos #3 & 4
Owens Addition #1
Owens Addition #2
Payment
Rio Bravo
Rough Canyon
Town of Comstock
Val Verde Park
Val Verde Park #2
Langtry, Texas
Los Campos #1,2 & 5
Aguilares
Aguilares Acres
Antonio Santos Subd.
Botines
Bruni
Colorado Acres
D-5 Acres
East Gate Acres
El Cenizo Subd. #1-5
Four Points
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
M2400013
M2400014
M2400015
M2400016
M2400017
M2400018
M2400019
M2400020
M2400021
M2400022
M2400023
M2400024
M2400025
Hillside Acres #1
Hillside Acres #2
La Coma
La Moca Ranch
La Presa
Laredo Ranchettes
Larga Vista
Las Blancas Subd.
Las Haciendas Unit I
Las Pilas Subd. #1
Las Pilas Subd. #2
Los Altos
Los Corralitos
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Alternate Name
South Grove St
Lake View Estates
Los Campos
Owens
Comstock
Langtry
Los Minerales Ranchitos and Replats
Los Botines and Replats
El Cenizo
Four Points and Replat of Sunset
Acres
Hillsdale Acres I
Hillsdale Acres II
Las Pilas I
Las Pilas II
17Nov.’06
County Name
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
ID
M2400026
M2400027
M2400028
M2400029
M2400030
M2400031
M2400032
M2400033
M2400034
M2400035
M2400036
M2400037
M2400038
M2400039
M2400040
M2400041
M2400042
M2400043
M2400044
M2400045
M2400046
M2400047
M2400048
M2400049
M2400050
M2400051
M2400052
M2400053
M2400054
M2400055
M2400056
M2400057
M2400058
M2400059
M2400060
M2400061
M2400062
M2400063
M2400064
M2450001
M2450002
M2450003
M2450004
M2450005
M2450006
M2450007
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Community Name
Los Huisaches
Los Huisaches #2
Los Minerales
Los Veteranos 59
Los Veteranos 83 Subd.
Mirando City
Mirando City Addition
Oilton
Old Milwaukee East
Old Milwaukee West
One River Place
Pueblo East
Pueblo Nuevo
Ranchitos 359 East
Ranchitos Las Lomas
Ranchitos Las Lomas #2
Ranchitos Los Arcos
Ranchitos Los Centenarios
Ranchitos Los Fresnos
Ranchitos Los Mesquites
Ranchitos Los Nopalitos
Ranchitos Los Veteranos
Ranchos Penitas West
Regency Village
Rodriguez Addition
San Carlos #1
San Carlos #2
Sunset Acres
Tanquecitos South Acres
Valle Verde
Village East
Rio Bravo
Rio Bravo Annex
Felix Vela Estate
Tanquecitos South Acres II
Las Lomas II
Los Tanquecitos II
El Milagro
Las Lomas West
Bausell & Ellis
Benitez
Colonia Los Angeles
El Chapote
Hugh Terry Subd.
Lasara
Lisa
64
Alternate Name
Los Veteranos US 59
Los Veteranos
Old Milwaukee
Ranchitos 359
Las Lomas I
Ranchitos Los Veteranos East
Ranchitos Penitas West
San Carlos Phase I
San Carlos Phase II
Tanquecitos South I
Vela Tract - Rio Bravo
Rio Bravo
El Toro
Hugh Terry Subdivision
17Nov.’06
County Name
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Willacy
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
ID
M2450008
M2450009
M2450010
M2450011
M2450012
M2450013
M2450014
M2450015
M2450016
M2530001
M2530002
M2530003
M2530004
M2530005
M2530006
M2530007
M2530008
M2530009
M2530010
M2530011
M2530012
M2530013
M2530014
M2530015
M2530016
M2530017
M2530018
M2530019
M2530020
M2530021
M2530022
M2530023
M2530024
M2530025
M2530026
M2530027
M2530028
M2530029
M2530030
M2530031
M2530032
M2530033
M2530034
M2530035
M2530036
M2530037
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Community Name
Lyford South
Ranchette Estates
Raymondville Tract #1
S&C
Sandy
Santa Monica
Sebastian
Willacy Acres
Zapata Ranch
A.F. Pierce
Black Bass
Buena Vista
Cuellar
Dolores
Falcon Estates
Falcon Lake Estates
Falcon Lakes Estates
Falcon Mesa
Falcon Shores
Flores Addition
Four Seasons
Guzman
Lago Halcon A
Lago Halcon B
Las Palmas
Linda Vista
Lopeno
Los Lobos
Manuel Medina Addition
Morales / Sanchez
Morales 1
Morales 2
Morgan's Lakefront Lodge
New Falcon
Ramireno
Ranchito San Jose
S. Truman Phelps
San Ignacio Viejo Unit 2
San Jose Villa
San Ygnacio
Siesta Shores 1
Siesta Shores 3
Siesta Shores Sec. A
Sunset Villa
Valle Verde
Zapata Townsite
65
Alternate Name
Alto Bonito
Cuellar 1
Falcon Lake Estates East
Falcon Lake Estates West
Medina Addition
Lakefront Lodge
Falcon
Ranchitos San Jose
San Ygnacio Viejo
Siesta Shores
17Nov.’06
County Name
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zapata
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
Zavala
ID
M2530038
M2530039
M2530040
M2530041
M2540001
M2540002
M2540003
M2540004
M2540005
M2540006
M2540007
M2540008
M2540009
M2540010
M2540011
M2540012
M2540013
M2540014
M2540015
M2540016
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Community Name
Beacon Lodge
Cuellar 2
Hayes
New Lopeno
Amaya
Batesville
Bee Crest Subd.
Bushy Creek Subd.
Camposanto/Elcometa
Chula Vista Subd.
La Hacienda Estates #2
La Pryor
Loma Grande
Nueces Campsite Lots
Popeye Lake
River Spur
Triangula
North US 183
Starr
Northeast Crystal City
66
Alternate Name
17Nov.’06
SECTION 3.0:
STATEWIDE COLONIA CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
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17Nov.’06
3.1 Process Followed
The following state agencies participated in establishing the criteria for the classification of
colonias: Department of State Health Services, Health and Human Services Commission, Office
of the Attorney General, Office of Rural Community Affairs, Texas Commission on
Environmental Quality, Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs, Texas
Department of Transportation, Texas Water Development Board and the Office of the Secretary
of State. This consortium of state agencies that work to address colonia issues, identified as the
SB 827 Work group, met on several occasions and established the following criteria to be used in
classifying the current state of colonias, based on a color coding system of red, yellow, or green.
Colonias that lacked platting, water and or wastewater were identified as distressed areas with
the highest health risk. These colonias were coded as red.
Colonias with existing water services, either through functional water wells or through
connections to a water system, or had wastewater disposal availability through functional septic
tanks or connections to an existing system but lacked adequate road paving, drainage or solid
waste disposal system were in the intermediate category of health risk. These areas were coded
yellow.
Finally, colonias with all of the services identified above--water, wastewater, road paving,
drainage systems and solid waste disposal--were coded as green. These had the lowest health
risk.
The ombudspersons used a criteria checklist to classify all the colonias in their assigned
county—the six counties with the highest colonia populations. Section 3.3 contains this
checklist. While the ombudspersons worked to ensure that the most current data on colonias was
being used, it should be noted that in some cases data was unavailable and/or conflicting with
other agency or county data.
3.2 Concerns/Issues with Data
Several challenges presented themselves during the collection of data of which included:
1. In some instances the ombudspersons were unable to verify platted and/or recorded
subdivision where no records or conflicting information was available. There were some
cases were the colonia was part of a larger platted colonia and that portion was never replatted or recorded.
2. The classification system fails to recognize that some of the colonias may be unable to
connect to a centralize water and/or sewer system due to cost associated with these
services.
3. In determining road paving for a colonia, the question as to whether roads in colonias are
passable is subject to the ombudsperson’s individual interpretation. The county definition
of passable, in some instances, does not fit what the rest of the community (i.e. the
colonia residents, school districts, emergency medical services) way view as passable.
4. Another challenge encountered by the ombudspersons was the fact they often were
unable to obtain verification on the how some colonias were identified as colonias, with
some containing only 2-10 homes with minimal population (i.e. 2, 4, 8, residents).
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3.3 Colonia Classification Criteria Used
The following checklist was used by the colonias ombudspersons in determining how to classify
colonias according to the color-coded system described in 3.1.
Identification
County___________ ______________
Colonia ID # ______________ ____
Colonia Name (s)______________ __
Est. Colonia Population ___________
Infrastructure
Platting
*If not in the TWDB/OAG Database, has the colonia been platted? (Y/N/Unknown)
If yes, has the plat been recorded? (Y/N/Unknown)
If yes, please provide the date it was recorded. ______________
If no, does a map exist? (Y/N/Unknown)
If no, when was the community first established? ______________
Water
*How is potable water provided in this colonia?
_____ Public water distribution system (Y/N/Partial)
_____ Private wells? (Y/N/Partial)
_____ Hauled in? (Y/N/Partial)
*Do all lots have a potable water supply? (Y/N)
Wastewater
*Is a wastewater collection system available in the colonia? (Y/N/Partial)
*Are there lots not served by adequate wastewater disposal? (Y/N/Partial)
Solid Waste Disposal
*Is a trash collection system available in the colonia? (Y/N/Partial)
Drainage
*Does the colonia flood during rainfall? (Y/N/Partial)
*Is any part of the colonia in a flood plain? (Y/N/Partial)
Roads
*Are the streets and roads passable in all weather conditions? (Y/N/)
*Are access roads from the colonia to public roads paved? (Y/N/Partial)
Access to, and Information about, Health
*Is it a health professional shortage area? (Y/N)
*Is there access to a Texas A&M Community Resource Center, a clinic, mobile clinic or transportation
to a clinic available? (Y/N)
*Are promotoras or a comparable outreach program available in the area? (Y/N/Partial)
Financial Availability
*List the federal and/or state agencies, non-profit organizations and other entities that are currently
servicing the colonia and the type of project/service they are/will be providing.
Name of Agency
Type of Project
Service to be/being provided
1.____________________________________________________________________
2.____________________________________________________________________
3.____________________________________________________________________
4.____________________________________________________________________
5.____________________________________________________________________
6.____________________________________________________________________
7.____________________________________________________________________
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3.4 Results Obtained
The following Tables present the information on the number of colonias and colonia residents
and the status of the infrastructure available in those colonias.
Classification Levels for the Colonias within the Six Selected Counties:
(Version allowing for Septic Tanks)
Table 3.1
Total Number of Colonias and Their Population
Total Number of Colonias Total Estimated Population of the Colonias
1786
359,825
Key to Tables 3.2, 3.4 and 3.5
Green: colonias with water, wastewater, paved roads, drainage systems and solid waste disposal.
These had the lowest health risk.
Yellow: colonias with existing water services, either through functional water wells or through
connections to a water system, or which had wastewater disposal availability through functional
septic tanks or connections to an existing system but lacked adequate road paving, drainage or
solid waste disposal system. These had intermediate health risks.
Red: colonias that lacked platting, water and or wastewater and identified as distressed areas
with the highest health risk.
Table 3.2
Number of Colonias by Color Classification and Their Populations
Color Classification Total number of colonias Estimated Population
Green
Yellow
Red
Unknown
636
396
442
312
145,408
104,267
62,675
47,475
Table 3.3
Number of Colonias and Population by County
County Number of Colonias Estimated Population
Cameron
El Paso
Hidalgo
Maverick
Starr
Webb
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302
934
74
236
62
70
47,606
77,864
156,132
22,459
34,742
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Table 3.4
Number of Colonias by County and Color Classification
County Color Classification Number of Colonias Estimated Population
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Green
Yellow
Red
Unknown
88
40
48
2
23,361
16,231
8,014
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
Green
Yellow
Red
Unknown
166
34
60
42
52,649
15,838
4,480
4,897
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Green
Yellow
Red
Unknown
270
263
138
263
42,748
53,129
18,027
42,228
Maverick Green
Maverick Yellow
Maverick Red
Maverick Unknown
15
21
37
1
6,001
6,528
9,893
37
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Green
Yellow
Red
Unknown
94
37
102
3
14,631
7,204
12,679
228
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Green
Yellow
Red
Unknown
3
1
57
1
6,018
5,337
9,582
85
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Table 3.5
Red Colonias Listed Individually
Colonia ID#
M0310003
M0310004
M0310006
M0310023
M0310027
M0310039
M0310040
M0310049
M0310051
M0310054
M0310055
M0310063
M0310067
M0310076
M0310088
M0310090
M0310091
M0310094
M0310095
M0310099
M0310103
M0310106
M0310108
M0310116
M0310117
M0310118
M0310120
M0310121
M0310124
M0310132
M0310134
M0310136
M0310138
M0310142
M0310150
M0310151
M0310152
M0310158
M0310159
M0310160
M0310161
M0310162
M0310164
M0310166
Colonia Name
21 Subdivision
Alabama/Arkansas
Alto Real
Boca Chica & Medford
Carricitos-Landrum
Del Mar Heights
Dockberry Estates
El Venadito
Esparza Subd. #1
Expressway 83/77
FM 802-511
Green Valley Farms
Houston Road East
Kellers Corner
Las Rusias
Lasana
Lasana West
Leisure Time Mobile Home Park
Leonar B. De Villarreal
Los Cuates (south)
Lourdes Street
Nogal St.
North 30 Subdivision (Hoa
Paredes Partition
Pennsylvania Avenue
Praxedis Saldivar
Rabb Road
Ranchito
Rangerville Center
San Pedro
Santa Elena
Santa Rosa #12
Santa Rosa #5
Santa Rosa No. 13
South Ratliff Street
Stardust
Stardust South
Travis & Vermillion
Travis Road
Unknown (Oklahoma Avenue)
Valle Escondido
Valle Hermosa
Vicente Sandoval
Villa del Sol
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Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
72
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
15
515
59
101
159
371
21
121
74
27
186
836
273
24
38
168
55
34
6
190
175
29
63
60
63
254
43
1,328
17
714
281
44
103
21
44
105
107
109
124
128
202
128
2
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Table 3.5
Colonia ID#
M0310167
M0310172
M0310175
M0310176
M0710016
M0710017
M0710030
M0710031
M0710035
M0710036
M0710037
M0710038
M0710040
M0710045
M0710046
M0710047
M0710051
M0710052
M0710053
M0710054
M0710060
M0710069
M0710081
M0710083
M0710091
M0710097
M0710113
M0710116
M0710118
M0710122
M0710129
M0710130
M0710131
M0710132
M0710133
M0710134
M0710135
M0710136
M0710137
M0710138
M0710139
M0710194
M0710203
M0710206
M0710207
Colonia Name
Villa Nueva
Yost Road
Santa Rosa No. 16
Kopernick Shores
Arrowhead Estates
Ascension Park Estates
Buena Suerte Estates
Bueno Terrace Estates
Butterfield City #1
Butterfield City #2
Butterfield City #3
Butterfield City #4
Camel Back Estates
Cattlemans North Ranchos
Lake Valley Estates #1
Cattlemans North Ranchos #3
Cliff View Estates
Clint Townsite
Cochran Mobile Park
College Park Addition
Colonia Del Paso
Dairyland
East Clint Estates
Eisenberg Estates
El Paso Hills #5
Faith Acres
Hacienda Real
Haciendas Norte
Hill Crest Estates
Homestead Meadows South #4
Hueco Valley Subd.
Indian Hills
Monte Carlo
North Fabens Estates
Panorama Village #1
Panorama Village #3
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Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
Cameron
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
73
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
306
91
33
35
0
7
0
0
0
0
0
0
19
0
0
0
0
990
8
15
24
71
0
95
0
17
60
193
20
3
20
36
37
41
34
46
3
2
0
0
0
1
119
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Table 3.5
Colonia ID#
M0710208
M0710209
M0710224
M0710225
M0710227
M0710228
M0710263
M0710274
M0710275
M0710277
M0710278
M0710280
M0710289
M0710292
M0710293
M0710296
M0710298
M0710299
M0710303
M1080001
M1080005
M1080006
M1080008
M1080014
M1080015
M1080016
M1080033
M1080041
M1080072
M1080077
M1080080
M1080082
M1080103
M1080104
M1080120
M1080122
M1080126
M1080127
M1080130
M1080132
M1080136
M1080138
M1080145
M1080152
M1080158
Colonia Name
Panorama Village #4
Panorama Village #5
Rainbow Gardens
Ranch Country Estates
Ranchos De El Dorado
Rio Grande Estates
Tornillo
Vista De Lomas #1
Vista De Lomas #2
Vista Larga
Vista Larga #2
Warren Allen Road
Wildhorse Valley
Yucca Foothills
Wilco
East View Estates
Las Colonias
Lourdes Estates
Panorama Village #2
107 West Subd.
15 1/2 North/FM 491
17 1/2 North/6 West
9 North/East FM 493
Acevedo Subd. #4
Acosta Subd.
Acre Tract
Albino Rodriguez Estates
Alysonders Estates
Barney Groves Subd.
Basham #12
Basham #15
Basham #18
BERNAL HEIGHTS #1
Bernal Heights #2
BRENDA GAY
Brown Acres
Bustamante Subd.
C.A. Conner & Co. Inc. Subd.
Cana de Azucar Subd.
Capisallo Heights
Carlos Acres
Cerrito Subd.
Chula Vista Acres
Citrus Ranchitos Subd.
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El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
El Paso
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
74
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
32
92
10
0
0
28
1,478
116
5
6
48
24
52
1
4
0
656
51
0
144
22
63
30
293
158
72
45
99
32
144
140
77
104
32
45
95
36
103
18
140
545
216
173
153
32
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Table 3.5
Colonia ID#
M1080162
M1080167
M1080168
M1080170
M1080178
M1080182
M1080183
M1080185
M1080189
M1080203
M1080204
M1080221
M1080230
M1080239
M1080246
M1080268
M1080277
M1080280
M1080281
M1080288
M1080293
M1080296
M1080314
M1080329
M1080331
M1080337
M1080362
M1080371
M1080374
M1080386
M1080390
M1080392
M1080408
M1080438
M1080464
M1080495
M1080508
M1080512
M1080513
M1080514
M1080515
M1080516
M1080517
M1080519
M1080520
Colonia Name
Closner Subd.
Hidalgo
Colonia Big 5
Hidalgo
Colonia Camargo
Hidalgo
Colonia del Noreste
Hidalgo
Colonia Lucero del Norte
Hidalgo
Colonia San Miguel
Hidalgo
Colonia Tijerina
Hidalgo
Colonia Whalen Rd
Hidalgo
Cotter Tract
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Delta/Rodger Subd.
Hidalgo
Dimas #3
Hidalgo
Edinburg Acres
Hidalgo
El Nopal
Hidalgo
Ezequiel Acevedo Subd.
Hidalgo
Friendly Acres
Hidalgo
Garza Subd. #1
Hidalgo
Garza Subd. #2
Hidalgo
Glenshire Estates
Hidalgo
Granada Estates
Hidalgo
Green Valley Development Subd. Hidalgo
Heidelberg
Hidalgo
Hoehn Drive Subd.
Hidalgo
I.B. Avila
Hidalgo
Inspiration Point Subd.
Hidalgo
L & P Subd.
Hidalgo
La Coma Heights
Hidalgo
La Hacienda Subd.
Hidalgo
La Loma Alta Subd.
Hidalgo
La Palma #2
Hidalgo
La Paloma #1
Hidalgo
Las Brisas Estates
Hidalgo
Louis & JJ Hoyt Sub.
Hidalgo
Mile 10 N. @ Mile 5 W.
Hidalgo
North Capisallo
Hidalgo
Old Rebel Field Subd.
Hidalgo
Olivarez #10
Hidalgo
Olivarez #2
Hidalgo
Olivarez #3
Hidalgo
Olivarez #4
Hidalgo
Olivarez #5
Hidalgo
Olivarez #6
Hidalgo
Olivarez #8
Hidalgo
Olivarez #9
Hidalgo
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Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
221
90
225
666
414
140
171
93
279
90
113
23
131
54
113
81
95
32
144
54
72
95
506
441
63
23
59
167
50
340
815
261
59
23
37
356
45
27
152
89
72
78
81
45
40
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Table 3.5
Colonia ID#
M1080521
M1080522
M1080523
M1080524
M1080528
M1080529
M1080530
M1080531
M1080533
M1080552
M1080556
M1080557
M1080558
M1080599
M1080610
M1080611
M1080616
M1080624
M1080631
M1080634
M1080653
M1080662
M1080663
M1080667
M1080701
M1080717
M1080727
M1080731
M1080753
M1080763
M1080771
M1080775
M1080776
M1080778
M1080781
M1080801
M1080802
M1080815
M1080819
M1080821
M1080841
M1080842
M1080843
M1080849
M1080853
Colonia Name
Olivarez 15
Olivarez 17
Olivarez 18
Olympic Subd.
Owassa Estates
Owassa Rd/Tower Rd
Owassa/I Rd
Owassa-Kennedy
Palm Acres Estates
Parajitos
Penitas
Pentacostal Colonia
Perezville
Rancho Subd.
Relampago
Remuda RV Park
Ridge Road
Rodriguez Street
Rosedale Heights
Runn
SCHUERBACH ACRES
Shary Groves Estates #2
Stewart Place Community
Sunrise Hill
Tiejerina Estates
Tierra Del Valle Subd.
Tres Amigos Subd.
Umberto Garcia Jr. Subd.
Vales Subd.
Valle Hermoso Estates
Valle Vista Subd.
Valley Star Acres
Vertress Subd.
Waterfall Road Subd.
Weather Heights #1
Yokum-Hall Subd.
Carlos G. Leal, Jr. Subd.
Lopez - Guiterrez
Chapa Subdivision
Amigo Park
Morningside Rd @ Sioux Road
Alvarez (sdn)
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Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
Hidalgo
76
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
31
46
83
133
45
139
76
107
50
36
800
54
350
229
117
90
149
90
135
63
99
81
36
112
240
599
83
86
23
99
169
41
431
0
72
108
63
86
54
79
36
79
231
130
45
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Table 3.5
Colonia ID#
M1080854
M1080857
M1080858
M1080859
M1080862
M1080866
M1080868
M1080869
M1080871
M1080873
M1080879
M1080889
M1080893
M1080894
M1080897
M1080898
M1080905
M1080906
M1080911
M1080915
M1080928
M1080930
M1620005
M1620007
M1620013
M1620014
M1620015
M1620016
M1620017
M1620018
M1620019
M1620024
M1620026
M1620027
M1620029
M1620034
M1620042
M1620043
M1620044
M1620045
M1620046
M1620047
M1620048
M1620049
M1620050
Colonia Name
Arroyo Park
Bibleville Trailer Park
CASAS DEL VALLE
Chapa
Colonia Delmiro Jackson
Donna Heights North
EL MESQUITE 1
Engelman Triangle
Garza Subd
Goodwin Acres #2
Hi-Land
Long & Green Park
Lotts
Martin
Mel Gray
MILE 16
Olivarez
Olivarez Tr-304
Resub Plat of Jimenez Subd
Southport
Wisconsin Road / Dillon Road
Zambrows
Airport Addition
Border Housing Unit #1
Chula Vista 1-5
Chula Vista School Block
Deer Run #1
Deer Run #2
Deer Run #3
Deer Run #4
Deer Run #5
El Indio Townsite
Elm Creek #1
Elm Creek #2
Florentino Ramos
Hopedale
Las Quintas Fronterizas
Lewis
Loma Linda #1
Loma Linda #2
Loma Linda #3
Loma Linda #4
Loma Linda #5
Loma Linda Ranchettes
Los Guajillos Subd.
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Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Hidalgo Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
77
72
4
180
166
50
189
81
234
12
86
45
42
54
68
162
99
40
54
99
68
23
58
84
82
1,329
135
324
1,121
119
288
194
310
156
228
18
26
3,195
47
18
116
207
15
14
360
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Table 3.5
Colonia ID#
M1620054
M1620055
M1620056
M1620057
M1620058
M1620059
M1620060
M1620061
M1620062
M1620069
M1620070
M1620071
M1629998
M1629999
M2140002
M2140004
M2140005
M2140006
M2140007
M2140008
M2140009
M2140012
M2140013
M2140014
M2140015
M2140017
M2140018
M2140023
M2140024
M2140026
M2140031
M2140032
M2140033
M2140034
M2140035
M2140038
M2140043
M2140044
M2140049
M2140050
M2140052
M2140053
M2140054
M2140059
M2140061
Colonia Name
Normandy
Paisano Heights
Quemado
Radar Base
Riverside Acres
Rockaway Country Sites
Rosita Gardens
Rosita Valley
Sauz Creek Subd.
Victoriano Hernandez
Wilson & Bargo
Zamora Lands
Mario De Leon
Manges Estates
Airport Heights
Alto Bonito
Alto Bonito Heights
Alvarez
Amada Acres
Anacua
Antonio Flores
Barrera
Bella Vista
Benjamin Perez
Buena Vista
Camargito
Campo Verde
Casa Blanca Subd
Casas
Chapeno
Delmita #1
Delmita #2
Delmita #3
Delmita North
Delmita South
East Alto Bonito
El Brazil
El Castillo
El Quiote
El Rancho Vela
El Socio
Elias-Fela Solis
Elodia's
Eugenio Saenz
Falcon Heights
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Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Maverick Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
Starr
Red
78
35
41
556
84
94
59
63
185
80
54
49
27
25
18
98
30
281
265
27
39
59
149
34
27
55
326
50
29
47
76
29
51
34
110
123
446
43
187
229
246
225
29
63
165
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Colonia ID#
M2140062
M2140063
M2140064
M2140066
M2140070
M2140072
M2140077
M2140079
M2140080
M2140081
M2140086
M2140087
M2140089
M2140090
M2140093
M2140096
M2140097
M2140098
M2140100
M2140101
M2140103
M2140106
M2140108
M2140110
M2140112
M2140119
M2140120
M2140126
M2140127
M2140130
M2140133
M2140138
M2140139
M2140141
M2140142
M2140147
M2140153
M2140154
M2140155
M2140159
M2140163
M2140164
M2140166
M2140167
M2140168
Colonia Name
Falconaire
Fernando Salinas
Flor Del Rio
Flores Brothers
Fronton North
Garceno
Gloria
Guerra
Gutierrez
H. Cuellar Estates
Indio #1
Indio #2
J. L. Garcia
Jardin de San Julian
La Carla
La Escondida
La Esperanza
La Gloria
La Loma de Falcon
La Lomita
La Paloma Ranchettes
La Reforma
Lago Vista
Las Palmas
Live Oak Estates
Los Arrieros
Los Barreras North
M. Munoz
Manuel Escobares
Manuel Munoz
Martinez S/D
Mi Ranchito Estate
Midway Subd.
Miguel Garza
Mike's
Montalvo Hills
Narciso Pena
Netos
Nina
Northridge
Old Santa Elena
Olivarez
Olmito & Olmito #2
Pablo Pena
Palo Blanco
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Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
79
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
119
34
94
22
208
437
145
119
149
34
42
51
34
25
80
170
102
152
136
110
140
13
110
60
415
149
140
199
145
119
98
234
85
2
538
22
55
55
110
107
29
145
301
59
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Colonia ID#
M2140172
M2140173
M2140174
M2140177
M2140182
M2140185
M2140190
M2140191
M2140192
M2140193
M2140194
M2140195
M2140198
M2140199
M2140204
M2140206
M2140209
M2140216
M2140217
M2140218
M2140219
M2140220
M2140223
M2140227
M2140228
M2140229
M2400003
M2400004
M2400005
M2400006
M2400008
M2400009
M2400010
M2400012
M2400013
M2400014
M2400015
M2400016
M2400017
M2400018
M2400020
M2400021
M2400022
M2400023
M2400024
Colonia Name
Quesada
Rafael Pena
Ramirez-Perez
Ranchitos Del Norte
Regino Ramirez
Rivereno
Salineno North
Salineno South
Salmon
Sammy Martinez
San Fernando
San Isidro
Sandoval
Santa Anna
Santa Margarita
Santel
South Refugio
Triple R
Triple R #1
Valle Hermosa
Valle Vista #1
Valle Vista #2
Victoria Ranch
Villareal
West Alto Bonito
Zarate
Aguilares
Aguilares Acres
Antonio Santos Subd.
Botines
Colorado Acres
D-5 Acres
East Gate Acres
Four Points
Hillside Acres #1
Hillside Acres #2
La Coma
La Moca Ranch
La Presa
Laredo Ranchettes
Las Blancas Subd.
Las Haciendas Unit I
Las Pilas Subd. #1
Las Pilas Subd. #2
Los Altos
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Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Starr
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
80
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
23
62
47
67
67
47
250
547
47
64
102
137
55
47
23
51
59
55
60
29
187
136
187
127
560
136
55
10
87
169
314
154
6
65
30
26
96
15
325
73
13
9
65
45
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Colonia ID#
M2400026
M2400027
M2400028
M2400029
M2400030
M2400031
M2400032
M2400033
M2400034
M2400035
M2400036
M2400037
M2400038
M2400039
M2400040
M2400041
M2400042
M2400043
M2400044
M2400045
M2400046
M2400047
M2400048
M2400049
M2400050
M2400051
M2400052
M2400053
M2400054
M2400055
M2400056
M2400058
M2400059
M2400060
M2400061
M2400062
M2409997
M2409999
Colonia Name
Los Huisaches
Los Huisaches #2
Los Minerales
Los Veteranos 59
Los Veteranos 83 Subd.
Mirando City
Mirando City Addition
Oilton
Old Milwaukee East
Old Milwaukee West
One River Place
Pueblo East
Pueblo Nuevo
Ranchitos 359 East
Ranchitos Las Lomas
Ranchitos Las Lomas #2
Ranchitos Los Arcos
Ranchitos Los Centenarios
Ranchitos Los Fresnos
Ranchitos Los Mesquites
Ranchitos Los Nopalitos
Ranchitos Los Veteranos
Ranchos Penitas West
Regency Village
Rodriguez Addition
San Carlos #1
San Carlos #2
Sunset Acres
Tanquecitos South Acres
Valle Verde
Village East
Rio Bravo Annex
Felix Vela Estate
Tanquecitos South Acres I
Las Lomas II
Los Tanquecitos II
Las Lomas West
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Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
Webb
81
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
Red
15
6
284
15
50
863
15
653
345
79
39
35
603
5
289
736
130
104
85
15
50
5
668
9
12
345
245
12
404
0
20
86
84
404
736
90
0
15
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SECTION 4.0:
AGENCY REPORTS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE
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4.1 Office of Rural Community Affairs (ORCA)
[Sec. 2306.083]
4.1.1 Agency Mission
"To assist rural Texans who seek to enhance their quality of life by facilitating, with integrity,
the use of the resources of our state so that sustained economic growth will enrich the rural
Texas experience for the benefit of all."
4.1.2 Agency’s Role in Colonias
ORCA’s primary goal in funding colonias is the elimination of existing conditions that adversely
impact public health and safety in communities containing residents who primarily have low to
moderate incomes. In colonias, ORCA’s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Program primarily funds water and wastewater projects, street paving, and drainage
improvements.
Since January 2002 (when ORCA began operations), the agency has awarded 481 grants
(totaling $159,991,146) to 176 communities and counties (benefitting colonias within those
communities and counties) along the Texas-Mexico Border to assist those communities,
counties, and colonias in addressing community and economic development needs. As a result,
991,213 rural Texans along the Texas-Mexico border have benefited from ORCA’s assistance.
Of those rural Texans along the Texas-Mexico border, 602,927 are persons of low to moderate
income.
ORCA funds colonias in counties located within 150 miles of the international border through
the Colonia Fund and colonias beyond 150 miles of the international border through the Nonborder Colonia Fund. Rural cities and counties throughout the state may also apply for funding
on behalf of colonias through the Community Development (CD)/CD Supplemental Fund. In
addition, ORCA provides funding for the operation of seven Colonia Self-Help Centers, which
are administered by the Office of Colonia Initiatives (OCI) of the Texas Department of Housing
and Community Affairs (TDHCA). Services offered by the Colonia Self-Help Centers include
tool libraries, housing rehabilitation, and contract for deed conversion.
4.1.3 Analysis of Agency’s Colonias Data
The colonia data presented in this report was gathered from ORCA’s database, which contains
information on all projects that have been funded through the CDBG Program since 1983. The
construction funding associated with the type of infrastructure improvement has been identified
for each project from ORCA’s database. The total project cost includes construction components
plus engineering and contract administration costs.
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requires ORCA’s CDBG program to
prepare an annual Performance Evaluation Report (PER), which contains extensive project fiscal
and beneficiary information that is derived from ORCA’s database. It is important to note that
when the CDBG Program began funding colonia improvements, state colonia reporting
requirements were not defined, and so aggregate project information was not broken out to
identify improvements made on a per colonia basis—each project can provide benefit to one or
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more colonias. Over the years, the agency methodology used to describe and fund colonias has
evolved to gather more information.
In implementing Senate Bill (SB) 827, ORCA has begun gathering additional information about
colonia improvements funded through new contracts. Beginning with grants funded in 2005,
applicants are asked to identify the specific colonias included in the application and are requested
to break out costs for improvements by colonia. ORCA is utilizing hand held GPS units so that
the specific location and boundaries of colonias can be identified. In addition to collecting more
detailed information, database improvements have increased ORCA’s ability to track colonia
information in more recent contracts.
4.1.4 Methodology/Variances
ORCA’s database was enhanced in 1999 and has allowed the agency to enter more detailed
information related to projects, including the information now required by SB 827. The previous
database lacked the ability to track the amount of information that is currently collected and, as a
result, detailed information collected for older contracts is not available electronically. For this
reason, the information reported on projects funded prior to 1999 does not include the related
informational breakouts that are available for more recent projects.
ORCA did attempt to gather further information on these older projects, even though the SB 827
interagency workgroup determined that research on projects funded prior to the enactment of the
bill was not economically feasible.
Whenever possible, ORCA has identified specific colonias by name and by Colonia
Identification Number in this report, using a list of recognized colonias and their associated
Colonia Identification Numbers provided by the Office of the Attorney General (OAG).
However, ORCA’s database information on older projects does not often reference colonias by
name, as this was not a state or federal reporting requirement at the time these projects were
funded. Each project file contains a defined project area, but the project area may not identify a
colonia’s name and may not be correlated with a recognized colonia. ORCA has attempted to
correlate the named colonias in older colonia projects to the Colonia Identification Numbers in
the OAG’s database whenever possible, and this process did result in a number of matches.
Colonias that could not be matched with relative confidence were reported without Colonia
Identification Numbers. SB 827 requires all state funded projects to identify each colonia by its
Colonia Identification Number, when such a number exists.
Legislative districts for each colonia project were identified according to a list provided by the
OAG. This list of colonias and their respective legislative districts were used to verify state
senate and house districts for the colonias found in the OAG’s database. Many projects address
multiple colonias throughout a county, resulting in multiple senate or house districts, which were
not listed due to the structure of the report. In addition, a number of colonias funded by ORCA
are not listed in the OAG’s database and were not matched to a senate or house district. Where
this occurs, the legislative districts have not been identified.
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4.2 Texas Water Development Board (TWDB)
[Sec. 487.060]
The TWDB is the state’s water planning and water project financing agency. The TWDB’s main
responsibilities are threefold: collecting and disseminating water-related data; assisting with
regional water planning, and preparing the State Water Plan for the development of the state’s
water resources; and administering cost effective financial assistance programs for the
construction of water supply, wastewater treatment, flood control and agricultural water
conservation projects.
Since 1989, the TWDB has implemented the Economically Distressed Areas Program (EDAP)
as authorized in Chapters 16 and 17 (Subchapter K), Water Code, to improve water and
wastewater services to economically distressed areas of Texas, including colonia neighborhoods
in counties adjoining the Texas-Mexico border. The program provides financial assistance in the
form of grants, loans or a combination grant/loan to provide water and wastewater services
where the facilities are inadequate to meet the minimal needs of residents. The EDAP includes
measures to prevent future substandard development.
The program has through its history involved collaborative funding with federal agencies, such
as the Environmental Protection Agency, the North American Development Bank, the Border
Environmental Cooperation Commission, and the United States Department of Agriculture-Rural
Development, state agencies such as the Office of Rural Community Affairs, local governments
like counties, cities, and water and wastewater utilities; and other groups like the Rensselaerville
Institute and Community Resources Group.
The EDAP provides funding for planning, design, construction, acquisition or improvements of
water supply and wastewater collection and treatment projects. Political subdivisions, including
cities, counties, water districts and nonprofit water supply corporations, are eligible to apply for
EDAP funds.
Other TWDB programs that compliment the EDAP are the Colonia Wastewater Treatment
Assistance Program that provides federal matching funds to the EDAP; the Colonia Plumbing
Loan Program, a low-interest loan program available to assist colonia residents in specified
border counties with financing plumbing connections and with installation of necessary
plumbing improvements within their homes, and the Colonia and Community Self-Help
Programs where the local residents provide volunteer labor (sweat equity) to construct the
facilities, and/or donate equipment, materials, and supplies.
Through September 30, 2006, the TWDB has committed more than $4.1 million in planning
grants and over $500 million in construction commitments through the EDAP and its related
programs to 92 projects to start or upgrade water and wastewater services in 780 colonias in 22
Texas counties.
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The TWDB has an ongoing interest in identifying areas that may be eligible for and need
financial assistance, in identifying the extent of needed assistance, and in tracking the impacts
and extent of projects funded through the EDAP and other programs.
In 1992 the TWDB undertook its first comprehensive assessment of the water and wastewater
infrastructure needs of colonias in Texas. This study included 37 counties: all counties within
100 kilometers of the Texas-Mexico border, and other counties that met the eligibility criteria for
the EDAP. TWDB staff utilizing site visits, data from and interviews with county and local
officials to identify 1,193 colonia areas with an estimated population of 279,863. Despite
challenges and shortcomings the 1992 study provided state and federal policy makers with data
about colonias, and a means with which to quantify the scope of perceived problems and the
extent of programs, such as the EDAP, in attempting to solve them.
To update colonias data, the TWDB contacted county and local officials in 23 border area
counties in 1995 and 33 counties (31 then-eligible, and two that were no longer eligible but that
had ongoing construction projects) in 1996. The 1996 update identified 1,495 economically
distressed areas with an estimated population of 392,188 in the 33 counties. Construction
funding from EDAP and other sources in the 33 counties was estimated at $336.3 million serving
384 colonias with an estimated population of 165,236.
In 2003 the TWDB contracted to perform a re-assessment of the water and wastewater
infrastructure needs of EDAP-eligible counties by contacting officials and representatives of 42
EDAP-eligible counties. Sources of information included all of the planning and countywide
studies funded by the TWDB, county comprehensive studies funded through the Office of Rural
Community Affairs, and the Office of the Attorney General’s (OAG) Border Colonia
Geographic Database, which were integrated in the TWDB databases (“1996” data, as updated).
Geographic processes developed for the OAG database were a significant improvement in
defining economically distressed areas more precisely. The 2003 study identified 2,333
economically distressed areas with an estimated population of 484,912. Of these, 1,409
economically distressed areas with a population of 212,701 were estimated to have water supply
or wastewater needs, or both.
The TWDB maintains several databases relating to financial assistance programs and community
infrastructure needs.
Type of Initiative/Investment
•
Funding amounts are commitments from the following programs:
The Economically Distressed Areas Program (EDAP)
The Colonia Wastewater Treatment Assistance Program (CWTAP)
The Colonia Self Help Program (CSHP)
The Colonia Plumbing Loan Program (CPLP)
The Colonia Areas Management and Support Program (CAMSP)
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•
Funding amounts are divided among water infrastructure, wastewater infrastructure, and
“other”. Other amounts include feasibility studies, facilities planning, structural design,
management support, plumbing fixtures and household connections, and in some cases
water and wastewater utility infrastructure amounts that are not differentiated within
TWDB data.
•
TWDB has tried to identify other sources in the “Other types of data” column on the far
right hand side of the template.
Basic Project Information
•
The project number and description are the project number and project title columns in
the TWDB database.
•
The project sponsor is the legal authority (i.e. city, district, county) receiving financial
assistance for the project.
•
The colonia name or “M” number is represented simply as M in the template. Many
projects have many impacted colonias some that result in character strings so long they
cannot easily be displayed in the template. They appear at the end of each row rather
than the middle.
•
The number of people served is the sum of the population of the colonias estimated to be
impacted by the project. This does not necessarily mean that the project provides first
time, or retail utility service. Note also that many colonias are impacted by more than
one project; hence the column cannot be meaningfully summed. Note that colonias and
population figures include only colonias identified in the TWDB 2003 Needs
Assessment. (This has generally been adapted by the SB 827 Workgroup as the starting
point for a shared resource for SB 827 reporting.)
Basic Project Attributes
•
The project cost is the sum of the items under Type of Initiative/Investment. Note that
this method of presenting data excludes funding from other TWDB administered
programs, such as the State Revolving Fund Programs.
•
The project approval date is the date of the first financial commitment for construction
for projects involving water or wastewater infrastructure construction. For projects that
do not involve construction it is the date of the first financial commitment.
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4.3 Department of State Health Services (DSHS)
[Sec. 1001.033]
The Department of State Health Services promotes optimal health for individuals and
communities while providing effective health, mental health and substance abuse services to
Texans.
DSHS is responsible for assuring the provision of the following essential public health functions:
•
Monitor the health status of individuals in the community to identify community health
problems.
•
Diagnose and investigate community health problems and community health hazards.
•
Inform, educate, and empower the community with respect to health issues.
•
Mobilize community partnerships in identifying and solving community health problems.
•
Develop policies and plans that support individual and community efforts to improve
health
•
Enforce laws and rules that protect the public health and ensure safety in accordance with
those laws and rules.
•
Link individuals who have a need for community and personal health services to
appropriate community and private providers.
•
Ensure a competent workforce for the provision of essential public health services.
•
Research new insights and innovative solutions to community health problems.
•
Evaluate the effectiveness, accessibility, and quality of personal and population-based
health services in a community.
The activities of the DSHS Office of Border Health (OBH) are reflected in the essential public
health functions listed above. OBH was created in 1993 to enhance agency efforts to promote
and protect the health of border residents by reducing community and environmental health
hazards along the Texas-Mexico border, in collaboration with communities and U.S. and
Mexican local, state and federal entities. OBH has field staff in seven border communities
(Eagle Pass, El Paso, Harlingen, Laredo, McAllen, Presidio and Uvalde) to facilitate a
coordinated response to public health concerns along the border. Staff includes experts in
sanitation, environmental health, toxicology, epidemiology, food safety, and policy analysis and
development.
OBH projects focused specifically on colonias include partnership in the Small Town
Environmental Program, an interagency effort headed by the Office of Rural Community Affairs
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(ORCA). The project assists small communities and colonias in meeting their water and wastewater needs by using the community’s own resources (human, material and financial). Through
a contract with The Rensselaerville Institute (TRI), OBH provides technical assistance to
community members on how to manage their own projects. Data on the projects with which
OBH has been involved are included in Appendix 5. Funding for the technical assistance
contracts was provided to DSHS by the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) and a
private foundation.
Other colonia-related OBH projects include environmental health assessments under the
Economically Distressed Areas Program (EDAP); general environmental health surveys
unrelated to EDAP; Healthy Border 2010 initiatives (a subset of the CDC’s Healthy People 2010
goals), Operation Lone Star, which, in collaboration with military personnel, delivers direct
medical and dental services to children and adults in Cameron, Hidalgo and Starr counties;
mosquito abatement in Webb County; and home environmental assessments in Webb County in
coordination with the Texas A&M Colonias Promotora program. Since 1994, an estimated $8.4
million from state, federal and private sources has been directed specifically to Texas colonias
through the efforts of DSHS
Historically, neither OBH nor DSHS as a whole has had a centralized data collection tool related
to colonias. DSHS as a partner agency with the Health & Human Services Commission (HHSC)
is in the process of evaluating the current method of data collection. (See
Methodology/Variances 4.7.4 in the HHSC section of this report).
For the purpose of this report, DSHS OBH extracted colonias-specific activities from historical
records and previous colonias reports; in an effort to present the data consistently with that of
other agencies, OBH organized the data by county. This data is reported in Appendix 6, along
with data from other agencies in the unified data collection template.
Many DSHS colonia projects impact multiple colonias in a particular area of a border county.
When an event or activity is held in a particular colonia it is open to anyone, thereby potentially
serving persons who are residents of other colonias, cities, nearby counties, etc. People served
are not asked where they live. Therefore, the number of people served cannot be connected to
number of colonias residents served or which specific colonias were served.
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4.4 Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT)
[Sec. 201.116]
TxDOT’s mission is work cooperatively to provide safe, effective and efficient movement of
people and goods.
Vision: To be a progressive state transportation agency recognized and respected by the citizens
of Texas:
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providing comfortable, safe, durable, cost-effective, environmentally sensitive and
aesthetically appealing transportation systems that work together,
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ensuring a desirable workplace which creates a diverse team of all kinds of people and
professions,
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using efficient and cost-effective work methods that encourage innovation and creativity,
and
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promoting a higher quality of life through partnerships with the citizens of Texas and all
branches of government by being receptive, responsible and cooperative.
Senate Bill 1296, 77th Legislature, 2001, requires the Texas Public Finance Authority, in
accordance with requests from the Office of the Governor, to issue general obligation bonds and
notes in an aggregate amount not to exceed $175 million, and as directed by the department,
distribute the proceeds to counties to provide financial assistance for colonia access roadway
projects to serve border colonias.
The department worked with the Office of the Governor, the Secretary of State, the Texas Water
Development Board, and the Texas A&M University Center for Housing and Urban
Development in developing the rules and procedures for the border colonia access program.
In December, 2001, the commission adopted rules for the program that defined eligibility
requirements, project selection criteria, funding allocation, and administrative procedures.
The department, through the border district offices, issued a program call in the years 2002 and
2004 for eligible counties to prepare an application for each project that a county would like to
submit for consideration. A separate application is prepared for each project. The border district
offices have the application forms available for the counties with a scheduled deadline for
completed applications to be received. In order to be considered for the program call, the
application must provide a clear and concise description of the work proposed, an
implementation plan, including a schedule of proposed activities and a detailed estimate of
project costs and a map delineating project location and termini.
The department evaluates the applications, and if determined to be in compliance with Texas
Administrative Code §15.105 will submit the applications to the commission for approval under.
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Prior to receiving funds under this program, a county must execute an agreement with the
department at the district level. The District is responsible for the program administration of the
Border Colonias Access Program as stipulated under §15.106 of the Texas Administrative Code,
Title 43, Chapter 15. The agreement, among other things, will include a commitment by the
county to place the project on the county road system. Water and wastewater services that are
expected to be placed in or across an approved road project right of way prior to constructing the
project. The county will expend funds received only on eligible costs. In addition, the county will
comply with all applicable federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations and
permitting requirements. The county is responsible for maintaining the road.
The projects are classified as paving or repaving roads and/or improving drainage. The first call
included 274 projects from 21 counties as approved by the commission. Most of the projects
from the first call have been completed. The second call, commission approved in December of
2004, had a total of 68 projects in 22 counties. The anticipated year of completion for those
projects is 2009.
The database includes the project name, type of project, the length of the road and the obligation
amount. All data are in the exhibits attached to the following minute orders for the 1st Call:
108813, commission approved on February 28, 2002, 108846, commission approved March 28,
2002 and 108870 commission approved on April 25, 2002. The 2nd call minute order is 109899,
commission approved on December 16, 2004.
Types of Initiative/Investment
A $50 million program 1st call was issued on January 18th, 2002. The commission selected
projects for all of the $50 million by the end of April, 2002.
The 2nd call program for $50 million was issued on December 16th, 2004. To date, $100 million
has been approved by the commission for paving, repaving, and drainage projects in over 300
colonias in 22 counties. The estimated total project mileage is over 400 miles.
The following words and terms shall have the following meanings, unless the context clearly
indicates otherwise.
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Border colonia--A community, located in an eligible county that is identified as a colonia
in the Texas Water Development Board's colonia database.
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Border districts--The El Paso, Laredo, Pharr, and Odessa department districts.
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Commission--The Texas Transportation Commission.
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County road--A road owned and maintained by a county.
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Department--The Texas Department of Transportation.
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Eligible costs--The cost of constructing, administering, or providing drainage for a
project, including the cost of leasing equipment used substantially in connection with a
project, or acquiring materials used solely in connection with a project.
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Eligible county-- A county located in the El Paso, Laredo, or Pharr department districts,
and Terrell County, that has adopted the model rules promulgated by the Texas Water
Development Board under Water Code, §16.343
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Public road--A road owned and maintained by a municipality, county, or the department.
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Rural border county--An eligible county that:
Has a population of less than 55,000, as determined by the latest decennial census;
Is adjacent to an international border.
For a project to be eligible for consideration for the program, it must:
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be located within an eligible county listed by the Texas Water Development Board
(TWDB);
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have one terminus at or within a border colonia and one terminus at a public road;
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be designed and constructed by the county or its contractor to minimum colonia access
road standards
Basic Project Information/Attributes
The database lists all projects by name and with the TWDB identification number. The
description of the job includes the length of the paving or repaving job and whether any drainage
work will be included. The population figures are taken from Texas Water Development Board
colonias data listing from fiscal year 2002. The funding type is differentiated between allocation
and competitive funding monies.
As mentioned earlier, most of the first call projects are completed. The second call is in the early
phase of work and expects these jobs to be completed by 2009.
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4.5 Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA)
[Sec. 6.1565]
To help Texans achieve an improved quality of life through the development of better
communities.
TDHCA accomplishes this mission by administering a variety of housing and community affairs
programs. A primary function of TDHCA is to act as a conduit for federal grant funds for
housing and community services. However, because several major housing programs require the
participation of private investors and private lenders, TDHCA also operates as a housing finance
agency.
More specific policy guidelines are provided in §2306.002 of TDHCA’s enabling legislation.
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The legislature finds that:
Every resident of this state should have a decent, safe, and affordable living environment;
Government at all levels should be involved in assisting individuals and families of low
income in obtaining a decent, safe, and affordable living environment; and
The development and diversification of the economy, the elimination of unemployment
or underemployment, and the development or expansion of commerce in this state
should be encouraged.
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The highest priority of the department is to provide assistance to individuals and families
of low and very low income who are not assisted by private enterprise or other
governmental programs so that they may obtain affordable housing or other services and
programs offered by the department.
TDHCA's services address a broad spectrum of housing and community affairs issues that
include homebuyer assistance, the rehabilitation of single family and multifamily units, rental
assistance, the new construction of single family and multifamily housing, special needs housing,
transitional housing, and emergency shelters. Community services include energy assistance,
weatherization assistance, health and human services, child care, nutrition, job training and
employment services, substance abuse counseling, medical services, and emergency assistance.
TDHCA is primarily a pass-through funding agency and most programs, excluding many
Community Affairs programs, award funds through a formal competitive process. As such, it
distributes funds to entities that in turn provide assistance to households in need at the local
level. This distribution is done using a number of techniques.
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Almost all housing development, rehabilitation, and rental assistance related funding is
awarded through formal competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) and Notice of Funding
Availability (NOFA) processes.
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First time homebuyer and down payment assistance is allocated through a network of
participating lenders.
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Community Affairs’ funds are predominantly allocated through a network of communitybased organizations who receive their funding on an annual, ongoing basis.
Funding sources for the services listed above include the US Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD), US Treasury Department, US Department of Health and Human Services,
and US Department of Energy, and State of Texas general revenue funds. With this funding,
TDHCA strives to promote sound housing policies; promote leveraging of state and local
resources; prevent discrimination; and ensure the stability and continuity of services through a
fair, nondiscriminatory, and open process.
The Office of Colonia Initiatives role is to expand housing opportunities to colonia and border
residents living along the Texas-Mexico border by increasing knowledge and awareness of
programs and services available through Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
(TDHCA). Programs such as the Contract for Deeds Conversion assists colonia residents in
becoming property owners by converting their contracts for deeds into a traditional mortgage
while obtaining a lower interest rate. The Texas Bootstrap Loan Program is designed to promote
and enhance homeownership for very low income Texans by providing loan funds to purchase or
refinance real property on which to improve existing or construct new residential housing
through the assistance of Self-Help Centers and other State-certified nonprofit organizations.
The Department also implements projects that promote improving the quality of life of colonia
residents and border communities, empower and enhance organizations building capacity to
better serve the targeted colonia population. Provide comprehensive education to colonia and
border residents, develop cooperative working relationships between other state, federal, and
local organizations to leverage resources and exchange information. Promote comprehensive
planning of communities along the Texas-Mexico border to better understand community and
resident needs, and, to serve as a catalyst for colonia residents by allowing input into major
funding decisions that will affect border communities.
The Office of Colonia Initiatives assists other Texas Department of Housing and Community
Affairs program divisions by coordinating activities in the colonias and border communities.
Currently, the Office of Colonia Initiatives headquarters and Border Field Offices (in Edinburg,
Laredo, and El Paso) employ eight employees that provide consumer education, housing and
financial assistance, and community services along the Texas-Mexico border region to colonia
and border residents and state, federal, and local organizations.
Contract for Deed Conversions (CFDC or CFD)
The Contract for Deed Conversion (CFD) Program is designed to help colonia residents become
property owners by converting their contracts for deeds into warranty deeds. Participants in the
program may not earn more than 60 percent of Area Median Family Income (AMFI) and the
property must be their primary residence. The properties proposed for this initiative must be
located in a colonia as identified by the Texas Water Development Board colonia list or meet the
Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs’ definition of a colonia. The program
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helps colonia residents become property owners by converting their contracts for deed into
traditional mortgages, thus allowing colonia residents to build equity in their homes.
Texas Bootstrap Program (Bootstrap)
The Texas Bootstrap Loan Program is required under Subchapter FF, Chapter 2306, Texas
Government Code, to make available $3 million for mortgage loans to very low-income families
(60% Area Median Family Income) not to exceed $30,000 per unit. This program is a self-help
construction program, which is designed to provide very low-income families an opportunity to
help themselves through the form of sweat equity. All participants under this program are
required to provide at least 60 percent of the labor that is necessary to construct or rehabilitate
the home. Under this program all applicable building codes must be adhered to. In addition,
nonprofit organizations can combine these funds with other sources such as those from private
lending institutions, local governments, or any other sources. However, all combined loans
cannot exceed $60,000 per unit.
Colonia Self-Help Center (CSHC or SHC)
The operations of the colonia SHCs are funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
Development (HUD) through the Texas Community Development Block Program (TxCDBG)
2.5% colonia set-aside, which is approximately 2.2 million per year. The CDBG funds are
transferred to the Department through a Memorandum of Understanding with the Office of Rural
Community Affairs. CDBG funds can only be provided to eligible units of general local
governments; therefore, the Department must enter into a contract with each affected county
government. The Department provides administrative and general oversight to ensure
programmatic and contract compliance to meet legislative intent.
Owner Occupied Program (OCC)
Under HUD guidelines, the HOME Investment Partnership Program (HOME) funds are
reserved for people at or below 80 percent (80%) of Average Median Family Income for an area.
HOME regulations allow for a variety of housing activities, all aimed at providing safe, decent
affordable housing to low-income families.
The HOME Program's Owner Occupied Program provides funds for the rehabilitation of singlefamily homes. This program includes, roof repair or replacement, electrical system and plumbing
repairs. After the construction is completed, the homes must meet Texas Minimum Construction
Standards.
In order to qualify for this program, an individual must own and reside in their home. Rental
houses are not eligible. Sometimes, a home may not be repairable. In those instances, a home
may be demolished and replaced by a "stick-built" or a manufactured home.
Data used for the SB 827 Working Group is retrieved from the Texas Department of Housing
and Community Affairs’ Contract System, Oracle System and the MITAS program software.
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TDHCA awards contracts through an application process for specific amounts to various
municipalities, nonprofit agencies, for profit and public housing agencies around the state to
administer various program activities, which are not specific to a particular colonia.
This report is broken into three categories for reporting purposes. The first report titled
“Organization” includes contracts between the Texas Department of Housing & Community
Affairs (TDHCA) and municipalities, nonprofit agencies, for profit and public housing agencies.
These contracts were identified based on the awardees entering data into the TDHCA’s Contract
System stating that funds would be expended in a colonia, but did not identify a specific colonia.
In some instances the colonia information was supplied by the awardees and those colonias are
identified in the report. Under this report the Texas Bootstrap Loan Program tracks the “number
of households served” not the “number of people served”; for any marked “pending” under the
“Colonia Name or M Number” we have modified the TDHCA’s Contract System to require the
municipalities, nonprofit agencies, for profit and public housing agencies to identify the colonia
under any active contract where funds have not been expended.
The second report titled “TDHCA” these direct loans that were made by TDHCA to the
applicants. Under the “number of people served” the information listed is “number of household
served” for this report.
The final report is titled “County” are contracts that were awarded to municipalities, nonprofit
agencies, for profit and public housing agencies. However, no information was provided by
these awardees to identify whether or not any of these funds were expended in colonias.
Information retrieved for the SB 827 Working Group included information on Colonia
Legislative Districts, which was provided in a Microsoft Excel-based format from the Texas
Office of Attorney General’s and used to determine both Legislative House and Senate
jurisdictions.
Data extraction from TDHCA’s Contract System, Oracle System and MITAS allowed the Office
of Colonia Initiatives to populate the following information requested through a SB 827 Working
Group template created by the Texas Secretary of State’s Office:
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Legislative District
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Type of Initiative/Investment (Housing, Other)
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Basic Project Information (Funding Agency, Project Number and Description, Project
Sponsor)
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Area and People Served by the Project (County, Colonia Name or M number, # of People
Served)
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Basic Project Attributes (Project Cost, Project Approval Date, Project Execution Start
Date, Project Completion Date, Project Target Date)
For future reporting purposes we have updated both the TDHCA’s Contract System and MITAS
Program to include the name of the colonia.
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4.6 Office of the Attorney General (OAG)
[By Specific Request of the SOS]
Though not mandated to report under the criteria of Senate Bill 827, the Office of the Attorney
General (OAG) has served in a consulting capacity to the Secretary of State and the reporting
agencies. The basis for the OAG's role has been the unique Colonias Geographic Database which
it developed. This database contains detailed map, demographic and socioeconomic data on
approximately 2,000 colonia areas identified by the Texas Water Development Board and other
state and county agencies. An interactive version of the database, available on the OAG's website
(http://maps.oag.state.tx.us/colgeog/) receives approximately 40,000 hits or queries per year.
This application is used by OAG attorneys and staff as well as by state and federal agencies and
the public. Use of information from this database and the OAG's expertise gained in its
construction has assisted the SB 827 workgroup to promulgate a universally accepted statewide
numbering ID system for colonias and to develop a priority classification system for colonia
needs as well as a reporting system for ongoing and completed state colonia projects
implemented by state agencies. The OAG has also provided maps to accompany the report
mandated by this bill.
Work on the OAG's colonias database continues. In addition to working with the SB 827
Workgroup, database activities for FY2006 included the following:
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Added Nueces County communities to the database
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Updated additional colonia descriptive data received from the Texas Water Development
Board
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Closely consulted with and provided guidance to the United States Geological Survey
(USGS), which is employing newly available appraisal district geographic information
system data to refine colonia boundary information in selected counties
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Provided data and methodology for estimating population of colonias (by overlaying
colonia boundaries onto census block boundaries) to the Texas Legislative Council
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4.7 Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC)
The mission of HHSC is to provide the leadership and direction and foster the spirit of
innovation needed to achieve an efficient and effective health and human service system for
Texas.
For the past five years, the HHSC Office of Border Affairs (OBA) has facilitated the Colonias
Initiative, an interagency project that involves all the HHS agencies. It includes the planning and
coordination of service delivery in colonias along the Texas Mexico border. Its goal is to
improve access of services for colonia residents.
The OBA has regional staff in El Paso, Eagle Pass\Del Rio, Laredo, and the Rio Grande Valley.
These regional coordinators provide oversight and leadership to the local HHS agencies as they
provide outreach and program services in local colonias. Services provided include, but are not
limited to client intake; dental and physical health services; mental health and substance abuse
evaluations; health screenings (e.g. vision, hearing, diabetes); information and referral to local
resources; skills training; and ESL\GED classes. Additionally, HHSC Regional Coordinators
facilitate coordination with a variety of local community based organizations. Their efforts have
led to improved communication, coordination, efficiency and maximization of resources
throughout the border area. HHSC has also partnered with the Texas Workforce Commission,
the Texas Education Agency, and the Texas A&M Colonias Program to improve access to
employment and educational opportunities among colonia residents. Furthermore, HHSC
contracts with the Texas A&M Colonias Program for promotoras/community health workers to
provide colonia residents with information and referrals to all the HHS and partner agencies as
well as assisting with Medicaid and CHIP enrollment.
Many of the Colonias Initiative services are provided at the Texas A&M Colonias Program
Community Resource Centers, which are located in colonias throughout the border. However,
residents can also access services at schools, churches, health clinics, and in some instances their
homes.
All HHS agencies are tracking the number of colonia residents served. This data is submitted to
the OBA director who compiles the information monthly and is shared with agency
administration. The average monthly number of residents served through the Colonias Initiative
is approximately 30,000. This number is based on the sum of total residents served as provided
by each of the reporting agencies.
Historically, there has been no centralized data collection tool. Therefore, HHSC and partner
agencies are in the process of evaluating the current method of data collection as well as
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implementing new measures for the Colonias Initiative. Plans are underway to collect specific
information regarding a wider variety of agency services, age and gender groups, as well as costs
of services. The Commission’s Information Technology (CIT) division has organized a project
team that is designing a web-based data entry collection tool so agencies can submit their data
electronically. This tool will allow the HHS agencies to collect, maintain, and disseminate data
in a comprehensive and consistent format. It would be phased in during FY 07 and will be
maintained by the CIT division.
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4.8 Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ)
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality strives to protect our state’s human and
natural resources consistent with sustainable economic development. Our goal is clean air, clean
water, and the safe management of waste.
The primary colonias roles of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) are
related to the oversight of water and wastewater services through its Public Drinking Water,
Utilities, Water Quality, Onsite Sewerage Facilities, and Enforcement programs. It should be
noted that the TCEQ regulates water and wastewater systems and utilities but has no authority
over “colonias” and/or colonias developers; however, the TCEQ helped develop the Model
Subdivision Rules of the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB).
Enforcement
Some of our enforcement actions relate to public water systems that include cities other political
subdivisions and water supply corporations (WSCs) which provide or could provide
water/wastewater services to colonias.
Certificates of Convenience and Necessity
A Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) gives the holder the legal right to provide
water and/or sewer utility service, and it delineates the service area. It also obligates the
certificate holder to provide service to every customer and qualified applicant who requests
service within that area. Sometimes CCN issues can delay the establishment of water and/or
wastewater service, especially when competing jurisdictions wish to provide service to the same
area or the applicant can not prove it has the financial, managerial, or technical capabilities to
serve.
On-Site Sewerage Facilities
On-Site Sewerage Facilities (OSSFs) are regulated by the TCEQ; however, counties or
municipalities can receive authorization from the TCEQ to regulate the program in their locality.
For example, Cameron, El Paso, Hidalgo and Nueces County are authorized agents of the
program, as well as municipalities like Palmhurst and Combes.
Military Assistance
Through an agreement with the Department of Defense, National Guard units have helped dig
trenches and wells for water supply in the U.S.-Mexico border region, including Dimmit, Webb,
and Hidalgo counties. This program is currently dormant.
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Total Maximum Daily Loads
The water quality in certain watersheds, such as Petronilla Creek, Oso Bay/Creek and the Arroyo
Colorado can be affected by discharges from colonias. The TCEQ has developed Total
Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) in these areas; in the Arroyo Colorado, the TCEQ funded a
local partnership to develop a Watershed Protection Plan to address low dissolved oxygen and
nutrient impacts. A TMDL calculates the amount of a certain pollutant (such as nitrates or
bacteria) that must be reduced in order to attain and maintain a use (public water supply, aquatic
life, recreation, etc.) of a surface water body. Based on those calculations, the state develops an
implementation plan to mitigate man-made sources of pollution within the watershed and restore
full use of the water body.
Colonias Coordination
The TCEQ also works through the Office of the Secretary of State and various state and federal
agencies to address colonias issues collectively, as required by SB 1421, 76th Legislative
Session. In these regular meetings project-specific information is discussed regarding
communities seeking water and/or wastewater service and how best to provide them service.
Staff from Border Affairs and the Environmental Law, the Water Supply, and the Field
Operations divisions also participates in these meetings. In addition, TCEQ participates in the
implementation of colonias bills, such as SB 827 and SB 1202, 79th Regular Session.
Model Subdivision Rules
Along with the TWDB and the Office of the Attorney General, the TCEQ is charged by statute
with developing Model Subdivision Rules (MSRs), which counties are required to adopt if they
wish to obtain funding for Economically Distressed Areas through the TWDB. The MSRs have
not been revised since 1999.
The agency does not collect data on colonias.
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4.9 United States Geological Survey (USGS)
The mission of the USGS is to serve the Nation by providing reliable scientific information to
describe and understand the Earth; minimize loss of life and property from natural disasters;
manage water, biological, energy, and mineral resources; and enhance and protect our quality of
life. The vision of the USGS is to become a world leader in the natural sciences thanks to our
scientific excellence and responsiveness to society’s needs. A major focus of the geographic
discipline within the USGS is to conduct research to monitor the rates, causes, and consequences
of landscape change (both physical and human induced) over time to predict future conditions
and model alternative scenarios for growth management.
The USGS provides expertise in scientific database collection and mapping procedures along the
U.S.-Mexico border, and partipates in collaborative partnerships with Mexican Federal agencies.
The role of the USGS in providing geospatial and demographic database information to monitor
colonias in Texas and Arizona was initiated through a collaborative project with the U.S.
Department of Housing and Development (HUD), Mexican Instituto Nacional de Estadística
Geografía e Informática (INEGI), and the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) in 2002. This
colonias monitoring program provides a publicly accessible, bi-national, Geographic Information
System (GIS) database to enable civic leaders and citizens to inventory, analyze, and monitor
growth, housing, and infrastructure in border communities. High-technology tools are provided
to support planning and development along the border with a sustainable and comprehensive
approach. Local government and non-profit agencies can employ this system to facilitate
applying for grants to improve living conditions in the colonias and other poverty-stricken areas.
The geospatial data can be viewed on the Internet Map Service from the web sites,
http://borderhealth.cr.usgs.gov and http://tx.usgs.gov/geography.
In collaboration with the Office of the Attorney General of Texas (OAG), the USGS has been
developing new methods to incorporate local government data to update the colonias database.
County appraisal districts have boundaries, plat information, and occupied lots for each of the
subdivisions in the county, many of which match up to colonias designated by the Texas OAG.
Local water and wastewater utility districts, at the minimum, maintain current information on
utility availability for each of the colonias. Furthermore, county appraisal districts and utility
districts are beginning to maintain their databases in a geospatial digital format. More about this
program is located at: http://tx.usgs.gov/geography/FS2004-3070_revised.pdf
In collaboration with the Office of the Texas Secretary of State (SOS), the USGS designed a
comprehensive database to assist the SOS Colonias Ombudsmen to collect the most recent
utilities, road conditions, medical facilities and population information to facilitate analysis of
living conditions and development priorities in the colonias. This relational database includes
input forms and a report generator. When completed, this database and the updated colonias
boundaries will be available for public use.
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The geospatial data that the USGS is building along the U.S.-Mexico border in collaboration
with universities and federal, state, and local governments are available in an Internet Map
Service for public viewing and analysis. Processes developed to bi-nationally integrate the
datasets across the border are documented on the website http://borderhealth.cr.usgs.gov. The
majority of the U.S. layers are publicly available for download, whereas the Mexican data is
copyrighted.
In relation to colonias data, the USGS has collected current digital boundary datasets for colonias
in Maverick and El Paso County, and has started to collect them in Hidalgo County, using local
appraisal district data and plat maps from the Texas OAG. In order to develop metrics for
determining priorities in colonia development, the USGS will incorporate the completed SOS
Colonias Ombudsmen comprehensive database into the current spatial boundary datasets of the
colonias. All of this data will be delivered to the Texas OAG for public distribution. In addition,
to monitor accessibility to medical and public education, the USGS has updated the geospatial
location of regular public schools in El Paso and Maverick County as maintained by the Texas
Education Agency, and has updated the geospatial location of the hospitals as maintained by the
Texas State Department of Health Services
The USGS employs the most current geographic information system techniques to collect, store,
and distribute the geospatial databases. The design of the comprehensive database for collection
of infrastructure data by the Colonias Ombudsmen was designed by the USGS to reduce data
input errors and standardize the integrity of the database.
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SECTION 5.0:
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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Much has been accomplished with initial bond money of $250 million passed by the citizens of
the State of Texas in 1989 and 1991 for water and wastewater needs coupled with the $175
million for road paving in 2001. This substantial amount, in addition to other state and federal
funds expended to improve the physical infrastructure in colonias has significantly improved the
living conditions for at least 145,408 colonia residents living in 636 colonias in the counties
with the highest colonia population. Yet, clearly more work remains to complete existing
projects and to reach other colonia residents both along the border and state-wide who are still
waiting for first time water and wastewater services.
This classification study, limited to the six counties with the largest number of colonias due to
funding constraints, reveals that approximately 442 colonias, with a population of 62,675 colonia
residents, are classified as areas with the highest health risk due to their lack of basic
infrastructure including potable water, adequate sewage disposal and proper drainage, which
exposes the population and surrounding communities to increased threats of infectious diseases
and public health hazards.
Furthermore, with recent legislation (HB 467, 79th Regular Session) extending the definition of a
colonia to an economically distressed area in any county, colonias can now possibly be found in
any of Texas’ 254 counties, large and small, rural and urban, with many or few residents.
While the role of state government is not to solve every problem, in cases where unscrupulous
developers have created conditions that affect the health of hundreds of thousands of residents
and the environment, there are actions that can be taken at the state level. These include:
1. Strengthen enforcement of the Model Subdivision Rules should be strengthened to
halt proliferation of additional colonias.
The Office of Attorney General is the state agency charged with enforcing the Model
Subdivision Rules of the Texas Water Development Board but in the recent past has lost
grant funding for its border investigators who were working with the local counties in
identifying illegal land sales and development. Additional funding, either through state or
federal monies, should be obtained for this critical role.
2.
Develop a permanent colonias state fund.
With a need to continue to provide water/wastewater and other services to colonias
residents who often cannot pay the tremendous start-up costs to obtain hook-ups to water
distribution or wastewater collection systems, and due to the high number of remaining
unplatted colonias along the border with existing colonia residents, allow the fund to
assist local counties with platting expenses so that the residents can one day be eligible to
receive first time water and wastewater services. Legislature should consider creation of a
dedicated fund.
3.
Develop education and outreach programs to County Commissioners Courts and
for colonia residents.
County commissioners should be educated on the tremendous role they can play in
resolving colonias problems and in stopping the proliferation of colonias. Meetings of the
TDHCA Colonia Resident Advisory Committee revealed that often colonia residents are
unaware of the resources that are available to assist them.
4.
Continue to pursue federal funding for colonias.
As recently as five years ago, EPA provided $100 million through the North American
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Development Bank for water/wastewater projects in the border region; often, in the U.S.
these funds were used for colonias. Unfortunately, this funding has decreased over the
last few years to less than $50 million. The federal government should be encouraged to
increase border water/wastewater funding.
5.
Conduct a review of best practices in colonias funding among state and federal
agencies.
A review of best practices among state funding agencies for colonias should be
undertaken and these lessons applied to future state funding programs.
6.
Encourage university partnerships with state agencies and local counties to explore
alternative technologies in providing much needed water, wastewater and housing
needs.
Often colonias are so far from existing systems that the cost and topography of the region
makes it impossible to connect residents to conventional water and wastewater systems.
7.
Determine the number of homes required to define an area as a colonia.
The data collected by the ombudspersons revealed that a number of colonias had a
population of 0.
8.
Obtain funding to collect data on the remaining border and statewide colonias so
these areas can also be classified, providing a more accurate account of the number
of Texas communities that remain with the greatest infrastructure needs.
9.
Increase mental health and substance abuse outreach services in colonias.
10.
Develop a public education campaign on obesity in the colonias.
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APPENDICES
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APPENDIX 1:
COMPLETE TEXT OF SENATE BILL 827
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APPENDIX 2:
CONTACT INFORMATION PARTICIPATING AGENCIES IN
SB 827 WORKING GROUP
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CONTACT INFORMATION PARTICIPATING AGENCIES IN
SB 827 WORKING GROUP
Colonia Initiatives Program of the Office of the Texas Secretary of State (SOS)
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Yvette Sanchez-Gonzalez
Director Colonia Initiatives Program
1019 Brazos
Austin, TX 78701
Telephone: (512) 463-8948
Email: [email protected]
•
Amy Jones
Legislative Liaison
P.O. Box 12548
Austin, TX 78711-2548
Telephone: (512) 936-7940
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Charles S. (Charlie) Stone
Executive Director
1700 N. Congress, Suite 200
Austin, TX 78701
Telephone: (512) 936-6704
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Eric Beverly
Governmental Relations / Research & Policy
Specialist
Austin, TX 78701
Telephone: (512) 936-6728
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Steve Mendoza
Engineering Specialist / Regional Coordinator
Austin, TX 78701
Telephone: (512) 936-7894
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Robert Ruiz
Governmental Relations Liaison
Executive Administration
1700 North Congress Avenue
P.O. Box 13231
Austin, TX 78711-3231
Telephone: (512) 463-1063
E-Mail: [email protected]
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Bill Allen
Facilities Needs Team Lead
Office of Project, Finance & Construction
Assistance
1700 North Congress Avenue
P.O. Box 13231
Austin, TX 78711-3231
Telephone: (512) 463-8430
E-Mail: [email protected]
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Border Colonia Access Program
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James L. Randall, P.E.
Director
Transportation Planning and Programming
Division
118 East Riverside Drive
Austin, TX 78714-9217
Telephone: (512) 486-5003
•
Jack Foster, P.E.
Director, Systems Planning
Division
Austin, TX 78714-9217
Telephone: (512) 486-5024
Email [email protected]
•
Amadeo Saenz, Jr., P.E.
Assistant Executive Director
Engineering Operations
125 E. 11th Street
Austin, TX 78701-2483
Telephone: (512) 305-9504
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Laura T. Perez
Engineer Specialist
Division
Austin, TX 78714-9217
Telephone: (512) 486-5035
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Homero V. Cabello, Jr.
Director, Office of Colonia Initiatives
221 East 11th Street
Austin, TX 78701-2410
Telephone: (512) 475-2118
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Dr. RJ Dutton
Director
Texas Department of State Health Services,
Office of Border Health
1100 W. 49th Street
Austin, TX 78756
Telephone: (512) 458-7675
Kassie Rogers, MS RS
Texas Outreach Office Coordinator
Office of Border Health
2201 E. Main, Suite A
Uvalde TX 78801
Telephone: (830) 591-4384
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David Luna
Director of Border Affairs
601 W. Sesame Dr
Harlingen TX 78550
Telephone: (956) 444-3256
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Stephen M. Niemeyer, P.E.
Intergovernmental Relations/Border Affairs
12100 Park 35 Circle
Bldg. F
Austin, TX 78753
Telephone: (512) 239-3605
Dorothy Young
Water Supply Division
12100 Park 35 Circle
Bldg. F
Austin, TX 78753
Telephone: (512) 239-6064
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Mark Myers
Director
John W. Powell Federal Building
12201 Sunrise Valley Drive
Reston, VA 20192
Colonias project Contact:
Jean Parcher
Geographer
Mid-Continent Geographic Science Center
8027 Exchange Dr.
Austin, TX 78754
Colonias Program of the Center for Housing and Urban Development (CHUD)
College of Architecture, Texas A&M University
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Dr. Jorge A. Vanegas
Director
3137 TAMU/CHUD
College Station, TX 77843-3137
Telephone: (979) 845-7070
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Oscar Muñoz
Deputy Director Colonia Program
College Station, TX 77843-3137
Telephone: (979) 862-2372
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PARTICIPANTS IN THE SB 827 WORKING GROUP
Office of the Secretary of State
•
Yvette Sanchez-Gonzalez, Chair of the SB 827 Working Group;
[email protected]
Office of the Attorney General
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Edna Ramon Butts; [email protected]
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David Falk; [email protected]
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Todd Giberson; [email protected]
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Amy Jones; [email protected]
Office of Texas Senator Zaffirini
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Larkin Tackett; [email protected]
Office of Texas Representative Ryan Guillen
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Kathleen Hill; [email protected]
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Steve Mendoza; [email protected]
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Bill Allen; [email protected]
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Robert Ruiz; [email protected]
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Tom Tagliabue; [email protected]
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Laura Perez; [email protected]
Texas Department of Housing & Community Affairs (TDHCA)
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Raul Gonzales; [email protected]
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Homero Cabello; [email protected]
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Robb Stevenson; [email protected]
Department of State and Health Services (DSHS)
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Kassie Rogers; [email protected]
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David Luna; [email protected]
•
Edli Colberg; [email protected]
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Liliana Santoyo; [email protected]
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Steve Niemeyer; [email protected]
US Geological Survey (USGS)
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Jean Parcher; [email protected]
•
Delbert Humberson; [email protected]
Texas A&M Center for Housing and Urban Development (CHUD)
•
Oscar Muñoz; [email protected]
•
Jorge Vanegas; [email protected]
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APPENDIX 3:
GLOSSARY AND LIST OF ACRONYMS
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GLOSSARY AND LIST OF ACRONYMS
•
OG – Office of the Governor
•
SOS – Office of the Texas Secretary of State
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SOS OMBUDSMAN – Regional Representatives for Colonias Initiatives
They gather information about Colonias (in the report this is referred as
OMBUDSPERSON)
•
ORCA – Office of Rural and Community Affairs
•
TXDOT – Texas Department of Transportation
•
TDHCA – Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs
•
OCI – Office of Colonias Initiatives
•
USGS – United States Geological Survey
•
HUD – U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
•
OAG – Office of Attorney General
•
HHSC – Health and Human Services Commission
•
OBA – Office of Border Affairs
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TAMU CHUD - Texas A&M University Center for Housing and Urban Development
•
Promotoras – Community Outreach Workers
•
CHIP – Children Health Insurance Program
•
CRC – Community Resource Center
•
TDSHS – Texas Department of State Health Services
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APPENDIX 4:
SB 827 IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE
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APPENDIX 5:
SB 827 DATA COLLECTION TEMPLATE
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APPENDIX 6:
MAPS
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APPENDIX 7:
SB 827 RAW DATA BY AGENCY4
4
This information was submitted by each agency as MS Excel spreadsheets, and will be available for
review electronically.
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