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successful period for the organization.
A handful of companies planted the
seeds in 1974 when their small-business
alliance later grew into the Schertz
Business Association, which led to the
formation of the SCOC June 21, 2005.
“We started with 29 businesses and
are now almost 400 strong,” said Maggie
Titterington, the Chamber president for five
years as of June 1. Originally comprised of
Schertz-based businesses, SCOC now includes
other enterprises in a 100-mile area extending
from Georgetown to the edge of San Antonio.
Titterington said over the years, SCOC
has increased its number of area events,
which notably include the Business Expo,
Health and Wholeness Fair, Home Living
Showcase and Taste of the Town.
“We’re more proactive in individualizing
the needs of businesses,” she said. “We’re
actively working with government
officials in our member cities of
Schertz, Selma and Cibolo to advocate
ideas that lead to the betterment of
businesses in those communities.”
The Chamber has also established
a network that links area businesses by
sending clients to each other. It also recently
formed a Military Affairs Committee
to connect current and former military
members to civilian businesses.
Members and residents can access the
Chamber website, www.schertzchamber.
org, to get the latest information on
new and existing venues, new jobs and
business opportunities, happenings
and photos of recent events.
Active Chamber members numbered
90 when Titterington came aboard in
2010, a figure that since has ballooned
to 381. SCOC will formally mark its
anniversary during its June 16 luncheon.
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S.A. is proud to be
Military City USA
by SUSAN YERKES
M
ay is
national
Military
Appreciation
Month, and it’s
a good time to
think about why
San Antonio’s nickname — “Military
City U.S.A.” — is so appropriate.
More than three centuries ago,
conquistadores arrived at the San Antonio
River and established the Presidio San
Antonio de Béjar as the headquarters of
Spanish colonial power. The Alamo was a
strategic defense post in Texas’ struggle for
independence. Texas Rangers and Confederate
troops came and went. In the 20th century, the
U.S. military began a steady expansion here.
The first military airplane flew at Fort
Sam Houston’s parade field in 1910, and by
1950 Randolph, Kelly and Lackland were
official Air Force bases. While the federal
Base Realignment and Closure process
shook the city with the shutdown of Kelly
Air Force Base, more change has expanded
Brooke Army Medical Center and rebuilt
Wilford Hall Ambulatory Surgical Center,
now part of the massive Joint Base San
Antonio. Lackland is also the beating heart
of Air Force basic training. Fifty Fridays a
year, hundreds of young men and women
graduate from basic to become airmen.
In April, I attended one of those
graduations, along with hundreds of invited
friends and family members who hailed
from across the country to cheer their loved
ones as they stepped into the Air Force
ranks. After the ceremony, I noticed real
estate agent John Thurman, a tall civilian
gentleman, warmly greeting some of
those visitors as they swarmed out of the
parade-ground bleachers.Thurman has
become a passionate proponent of civilian
outreach to the rank-and-file military
folks stationed here, and to those who
visit town to see enlistees or do business.
As an “Honorary Commander,” an
unofficial designation given to civilian
volunteers who help the Air Force (the Army
calls them “Honorary Quartermasters”),
Thurman wants families to know San
Antonio is a friendly place, one they’ll want
to enjoy while they’re here, and return to in
the future. Thurman is one of many such
community volunteers, from the venerable
Military-Civilian Club and the Ambassadors
program to the San Antonio Chamber of
Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee.
It’s not just about patriotism, or warm
and fuzzy feelings for the folks in the
armed services. It’s also good business
to appreciate visitors. One recent study
indicates that military-related visits
generate 2 million hotel-room stays a
year. And that’s just one aspect of the
enormous economic and professional
impact the military has on our town.
This year, as groups and individuals
around town geared up for May’s Military
Appreciation Month events, headlines
announced the Army is considering a $95
billion budget cut and “force reduction.”
The Chamber estimated the city could
lose thousands of military and civilian
personnel over the next five years.
The hard fact is that these days, while the
military presence is still strong here, America’s
armed forces are ever-smaller and leaner, if
no less proud and patriotic. In World War II,
D
when Kelly was in its heyday, more than 10
percent of Americans had family members
in the service. Today that number has shrunk
to less than 1 percent. And there’s not much
that most folks can do about it but adapt.
Thurman and many other San Antonians
are doing what they can to boost San
Antonio’s image with the many visitors who
travel here to visit or work with the military.
Just saying “thank you” to active-duty
folks and veterans is another way we can
all help – as many do. The nonprofit Paseo
del Rio Association’s May 16 America's
Armed Forces River Parade is a great time
to show your support. From May 1-16,
you can also donate to the group’s Yellow
Ribbon Project. For a $5 donation, you can
sponsor a yellow ribbon to help line the
River Walk as a visible show of gratitude
(see https://www.thesanantonioriverwalk.
com/events/yellow-ribbon-project). This
fall, San Antonio’s Celebrate America's
Military, organized annually around
Veterans Day, is another time when
opportunities to say “thank you” abound.
As Military City USA, we have much to
be proud of, and much to be grateful for. How
can you help express that in your life today?
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talk surfacing again about military
reductions as a consequence of
sequestration, local voices must
be heard in Washington, D.C., to
preserve the various missions at Fort
Sam Houston and Camp Bullis.
Local leaders are not taking the possible
drawbacks lying down, but more must be
done. There has to be a groundswell of
support to get military commanders and the
politicians at the national level on board.
The loss of active-duty personnel
and related services at the venerable
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a ripple effect but a virtual tidal wave
that could disrupt area economies and
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community ties for years to come.
If the reduction happens, forecasts
call for nearly a half-billion dollars in
lost revenue as a result, with the impact
reaching into virtually everyone’s wallet.
The auto industry, trades, services,
housing stock, education and so much
more could take a hit if the Army
draws down its troop strength.
According to the San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce, the loss
could be as much as $382 million.
Restructuring and budget restraints
mandated by the federal government
include a 25 percent reduction in soldiers
over the next five years, according to
a 2014 assessment. Experts say that
equates to a possible loss of 3,949
soldiers and 1,985 civilians from Fort
Sam Houston and Camp Bullis.
The drawdown actually creates a
bigger crater in the San Antonio financial
landscape once 9,008 family members
are added to that 5,900-person reduction.
The figure grows to nearly 15,000.
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The article noted Converse’s decision
to humanely trap, neuter and release stray
and feral cats. Numerous times it was
noted as being “humane” as the process
avoids euthanizing the cats, which is an
expensive and final solution. However, TNR
is merely a Band-Aid for a growing problem.
It might make people feel better, but could
prove catastrophic to the environment.
Stray and feral cats are invasive animals
and can wreak havoc on the local ecosystem.
The decisions by Converse and other local
cities are contributing to the demise, if
not extermination, of native wildlife.
Besides, feral cats also have the ability
to pass on zoonotic diseases (transferable
to humans) such as toxoplasmosis,
which can seriously affect children and
pregnant women. Imagine kids playing
in a playground sandbox used as a litter
box by a local feral-cat population.
Many owners of free-ranging and adopted
feral cats feel they would not be good pet
owners if they deprived their animals of
freedom. However, many of these cats
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laws promoting the safe and healthy
maintenance of pet cats inside the home.
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the jobs of deputies, firefighters and first
responders. Campers receive T-shirts and
graduation certificates. The sessions are
8 a.m. to noon June 15-19 at Church Hill
Middle School, July 20-24 at Mountain
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hYPer Young Professional group’s fourth
annual singing contest, seeking talented
area performers ages 10-20, is 2-6 p.m. June
13 at Crosspoint Fellowship Church, 2600
Roy Richard Drive in Schertz. The first
audition was May 16. Live performances by
the top 20 contestants are at Schertz’s July
Fourth Jubilee, where the top 10 finalists
will be selected. The Grand Finale is 5-8
p.m. Aug. 1 at Crosspoint. Entry fee is $20; a
portion of the proceeds benefits the Buffalo
Valley Youth Association. Registration
THIS
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forms are available at the Schertz Chamber
offices, 1730 Schertz Parkway, and at www.
schertzchamber.org. For more, visit www.
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CIBOLO POLICE DEPARTMENT
JUNIOR POLICE ACADEMY
The Cibolo Police Department
hosts three Junior Police Academy sessions,
for children ages 9-13, from 8 a.m. to noon
June 15-19, June 22-26 and July 13-17. Cibolo
police officers will introduce students to
the many services, programs and functions
of law-enforcement personnel and first
responders. Participants receive T-shirts
and graduation certificates. Applications
and deadlines to enter the free camps
are available at the city website, www.
cibolotx.gov. For more, call 659-1999.
THIS
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SCHERTZ CHAMBER EVENTS
The Schertz Chamber of
Commerce has the following
upcoming activities. For more, call 5669000 or visit www.schertzchamber.org.
Chamber offices will be closed Memorial
Day (May 25). May’s monthly luncheon,
featuring Col. Matthew Isler and Lt.
Col. Robin Baldwin of the 12th Flying
Training Wing at Joint Base San AntonioRandolph, is 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. May 19
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Parkway. General admission is $28, $18
for Chamber members. The Chamber’s
Military Affairs Committee presents a “SC
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helps veterans transition into civilian jobs,
May 20 at Wayland Baptist University,
11550 Interstate 35 North. Registration
begins at 7:30 a.m.; classes are at 8:30 a.m.
A hiring fair starts at 2 p.m. The event is
free for military spouses. For more, visit the
Chamber website. The Chamber’s monthly
mixer is 5:30 p.m. May 21 at the new 3009
Restaurant & Bar at the H-E-B Plus, 17460
Interstate 35 North in Schertz. Admission,
featuring networking, refreshments and
Chamber Cash Drawing, is $10; free for
Chamber members. The Chamber’s May
27 H3 (hYPer Happy Hour) mixer is 5:30-7
p.m. at Mattenga’s Pizzeria, 6044 FM 3009
in Schertz. The June 16 monthly luncheon,
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Schertz Civic
Center, will celebrate the Chamber’s 10-year
anniversary and features the graduation
of the 2015 class of SCOC’s Leadership
CORE. General admission is $28, $18 for
Chamber members who RSVP by June 9.
The Schertz Chamber Toastmasters
convene each Monday at 6:45 p.m. at the
Comfort Inn & Suites meeting room,
5571 Interstate 35 North in Selma.
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CIBOLO CITY BALLET, 3893 Cibolo Valley
Drive, Suite 101 in Cibolo, recently opened
for beginning and preprofessional-level
instruction in classical, contemporary,
jazz and ballet routines. Classes held
4-9:30 p.m. on Monday; 3-9 p.m. on
Tuesday; 10 a.m. to noon and 5-9:30 p.m.
on Wednesday; 3-9:30 p.m. on Thursday;
4-8:30 p.m. on Friday; and 9:30-10:30 a.m.
on Saturday. Call 570-5285 or visit www.
cibolocityballet.com. (See story on page 24)
MIA MARCO’S PIZZA sells its wares
on weekends from a food truck
usually parked at Total Health Primary
Care’s parking lot, 5016 FM 1518 in
Selma, where South Brooklyn-style
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Friday; noon to 9:30 p.m. on Saturday;
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ARCTIC APE WILD DESSERTS, 5221
Walzem Road in San Antonio, recently
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Millrock Pass in Live Oak, is a licensed,
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KYLE KINATEDER IS BACK IN SCHERTZ
as the city’s Economic Development
Corp. executive director. Kinateder
previously served three years in town
helping to procure the 1.3 million-squarefoot Amazon.com Fulfillment Center, a
365,000-square-foot expansion for GE Oil
& Gas and cultivating other businesses
that led to more than 1,000 new area jobs,
officials said. “I believe that I have developed
connections that can be utilized to help
develop Schertz into a premier Texas
community,” said Kinateder, who returned
after serving as San Antonio Economic
Development Foundation’s vice president of
business recruitment. He began his new job
April 20. “Kyle brings a dynamic leadership
perspective to our organization while still
understanding where we have been and
what we are about,” Schertz City Manager
John Kessel said. “Given his experience, Kyle
will certainly be effective from day one.”
A CONTRACT EXTENSION WAS
APPROVED FOR Schertz-Cibolo-Universal
City Independent School District
Superintendent Greg Gibson at the April
16 SCUCISD board meeting. Trustees
unanimously approved the one-year
addition for Gibson, who has maintained
the position since January 2010. His
contact runs through August 2019.
COMAL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
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Tucker as CISD’s new director of facilities
and construction. Tucker, a registered
architect, succeeds Helen Keaton, who
had held the post since March 2013. At
Dallas ISD, Tucker helped implement $2.5
billion in school-construction programs
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TEXAS STATE SEN. DONNA CAMPBELL
on April 10 visited places of learning
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Independent School District and discussed
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Braunfels, met with Sippel Elementary
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Superintendent Greg Gibson, Associate
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CRESTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
FIFTH-GRADER Jaiden Andrade delivered a
speech introducing 2015 Texas Bluebonnet
Award winner, author Drew Daywalt and
illustrator Oliver Jeffers, whose book,
“The Day the Crayons Quit,” was honored
during the Texas Library Association’s
annual conference April 16 in Austin.
As TLA’s District 10 representatives,
Andrade and Crestview school librarian
Sandy Sherman participated in an
interview session with the award-winning
collaborators and met with other authors
and publishers attending the conference.
SMITHSON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL
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engaged in a Q & A session with two
astronauts aboard the International Space
Station. Apollo 16 astronaut Charles
Duke, one of only a dozen to walk on
the moon, also attended the event at
the school’s Performing Arts Center,
where he fielded questions from more
than 570 pupils in physics, astronomy
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NORTH EAST INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT’S Automotive Technology
Academy was one of six San Antonioarea high school programs receiving
a $5,000 donation from Gulf States
Toyota, The Friedkin Group and Toyota
Motor Manufacturing at an April 17
presentation at the Toyota assembly
plant in San Antonio. NEISD said
the grant supports local high school
automotive initiatives and combats
the shortage of qualified technicians,
while affording students with valuable
exposure and training in automotive
technology. Pupils’ internships and job
opportunities are also provided through
partnerships with local auto dealerships.
THE WINDCREST OPTIMIST CLUB
HONORED several North East Independent
School District students from Roosevelt
High School’s feeder campuses during the
Student Recognition Program segment of
its April 14 meeting. Mitch Weidenbach,
club president, awarded plaques to pupils
from eight schools, whose selection was
based on conduct, citizenship, scholastic
success and optimistic attitude. Elementary
school honorees included Jeraldine Zavala
Cisneros, East Terrell Hills; Carmen
Canales, Montgomery; Erika Hernandez,
Royal Ridge; Cailyen Pillar, Walzem; and
Gabriella Hernandez, Windcrest. Nathan
Urias of Krueger Middle School and
Arysia Porter at Roosevelt also received
recognition, as did White Middle School’s
Jacob Rocha, who could not be there.
DURING A SPIRITED TRINITY
UNIVERSITY CEREMONY, two instructors
on April 17 were named winners of
the 2015 Trinity Prize for Excellence in
Teaching, which recognizes motivated
and dedicated educators in the San
Antonio region. Theresa Beitel, a
behavior academic classroom instructor
and special-education teacher at Kitty
Hawk Middle School, and Kathryn
King, a biology teacher at Edison High
School, received top honors. Both
were among 18 distinguished area
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‘Sons’ say flag
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others say it’s racist
by RON AARON EISENBERG
A
legal case over whether
state-sanctioned
license plates in Texas
should carry the Confederate
battle flag is heating up for
area Civil War groups as a fight to
protect free-speech rights against
those who argue the symbol
promotes a legacy of racism.
The case now before the U.S.
Supreme Court, which could render
a decision as early as June, is styled
as Walker v. Texas Division, Sons
of Confederate Veterans Inc.
The Texas Sons of Confederate
Veterans have asked the court to
order the Texas Department of Motor
Vehicles to authorize a specialty license
plate featuring the Confederate battle
flag to honor the historical legacy
of their Confederate ancestors.
“We’re seeking the plate for
recognition, like everyone else,” said
Wilfred Schlather, former adjutant of
Col. Gustav Hoffmann Camp No. 1838,
which meets in New Braunfels. “If the
court rules against us it means someone
was reading the wrong history.
“Most people don’t realize the battle flag
was a battle flag – and that’s all it was. It
had absolutely nothing to do with slavery.”
In Texas, residents, nonprofits and
businesses can pay fees to design specialty,
or “vanity,” license plates, subject to the
approval by the Motor Vehicles Board,
which denied the SCV’s application.
The organization appealed, partnering
with an unlikely ally in the American
Civil Liberties Union, which said
denying the flag’s placement on Texas’
for-profit license plates amounts to
government censorship of free speech.
“Having chosen to sell specialty
license plates for profit, Texas cannot
pick and choose the plates it approves on
ideological grounds,” said Steven Shapiro,
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The Sons of Confederate
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“I think a lot of this is political
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States’ rights was their cause.”
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He said of the Confederate battle flag,
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Lane, however, insists the court
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who supported slavery and segregation.”
ACLU officials note their organization
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According to Shapiro, “The ACLU has
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pro-life message while disallowing
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who we are as sons. And in our view,
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out more and more negative about
the North and included little that
was positive about the South.”
He added, “If the state is going to
deny us that license plate, it will take
that same license plate away from eight
other states that have approved it.”
That would be fine with Bledsoe,
who has called the Confederate
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SCUCISD continues from pg. 01
Wing additions to
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CHERTZ – In the coming
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Voters, in 2013, approved a $92
million bond for Steele High School and
Dobie Junior High enrichments, plus
construction of another elementary school.
SCUCISD trustees later approved nearly
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Stadium and Wilder Intermediate School.
“Our community here is growing,
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information officer. “Families are flocking
Construction is winding down at Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District’s newest school,
Cibolo Valley Elementary, which will open in August. Photo by Rudy Ornelas
to our district and we have short-, mid and
long-term planning to accommodate this.
“Ultimately, when these facilities are
all built, we’ll be able to better handle the
influx of students in the midterm range
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community’s continued growth.”
Construction continues at all of the
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track surface and digital scoreboard.
“We have two construction programs
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One is completion of the district’s
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“The school is over capacity, as most
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Pruski said the project is halfway done.
“Everything is going well and we
are on target for the field house to be
done this summer,” he added. “The
academic side of the new wing will be
completed around February 2016.”
The final bond-construction component,
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2016 completion. The wing adjunct,
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“There will be approximately 15 new
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Along with a new track and
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“The last press box was there
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his re-election bid to challenger Kenneth
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GARDEN RIDGE
The city canceled its May 9 election
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Place 2 incumbent Shelby Trial and
Place 4 incumbent Bryan Lantzy who
were unopposed in their bids to retain
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COMAL ISD
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all three incumbents who successfully
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The bond will fund the construction
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Incumbents prevailed in bids for three
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by WILL WRIGHT
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ARDEN RIDGE — Despite
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quietly started on another facility
just outside city limits and blocks
away from a similar business.
Unlike last year, when the city gave
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latest effort caught them by surprise. Now,
as ground is being cleared for the facility,
residents have limited options to halt it.
Industry proponents, however, say
such plants create jobs in the community
and provide a valuable service.
Greg and Susan Mims’ residence sits directly across
from the future asphalt plant in the 21800 block of Old
Nacogdoches Road. Photo by Rudy Ornelas
“My husband was out mowing the grass
when he saw someone posting a notice
across the street,” said Susan Mims who,
with husband Greg Mims, lives directly
across from the plant site in the 21800
block of Old Nacogdoches Road, or FM
2252. “It came as a complete surprise.”
This is not the first such
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Last May, Industrial Asphalt LLC and
another company sought special-use
permits and city ordinance variances
to construct plants on properties
owned by Hanson Aggregates, which
SUSAN MIMS
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After Garden Ridge rezoned two
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Both companies withdrew petitions
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“They just kicked the can
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The new site, one-tenth of a mile
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“The proposed location is outside
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Brian James, Schertz’s executive
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contractor. TCEQ documents posted at
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window set to end April 8, 2016.
Ramming Companies officials refused
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fired on natural gases and fuels.”
Short on time, opponents are
scrambling to find ways to intervene.
They are contacting environmental
and wildlife-protection groups, seeking
historical-property designations
and considering legal action.
“We want to stop construction of the
plant, entirely,” Greg Mims said. “It was
defeated in Garden Ridge last year for
exactly the same reasons – air quality,
(declining) property values and a planned
school within a mile of this plant. There are
also residential and agricultural concerns.
It’s just a bad deal for our community
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will request that (TCEQ) grant a hearing
in our community to receive local input,”
Miller said in an email to the group.
The newest site is blocks away
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in the 21300 block of FM 2252, on
land also leased through Hanson.
Jeff Sieg, director of corporate
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Lehigh Hanson Inc., said his company’s
involvement was limited to land
leases – not asphalt operations.
“They lease the property and they buy
aggregate from us to produce the asphalt,
but we do not make the asphalt,” Sieg said.
“Throughout the country we have aggregate
quarries with on-site tenant customers.”
Sieg called the arrangement “a winwin situation that also benefits local
construction markets,” as it reduces
costs to transport materials. “To
have the plants located on our site it
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projects funded by taxpayers.”
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$500, $500,
SALE PRICE
$21,195.
(2) ’15(2)FIAT
STK. #528571,
MSRP MSRP
$22,145,
REBATEREBATE
$1,500,
ANCIRAANCIRA
DISC $2,500,
MILITARY
REBATEREBATE
$500, $500,
OWNEROWNER
LOYALTY
REBATEREBATE
$500, $500,
SALE PRICE
FORTO
SALE
TO CUSTOMER.
’15ABARTH,
FIAT ABARTH,
STK. #545719,
$26,195,
$1,500,
DISC $2,500,
MILITARY
LOYALTY
SALE PRICE
$21,195.
’15500
FIATCABRIO,
500 CABRIO,
STK. #528571,
$22,145,
$1,500,
DISC $2,500,
MILITARY
LOYALTY
SALE PRICE
$17,145.
(3) ’14(3)FIAT
AND LOUNGE
MODELS,
REBATEREBATE
$3,500,
ANICRAANICRA
DISC $1,500.
(4) ’15(4)FIAT
MSRP MSRP
$17,495,
REBATEREBATE
$2,000,
ANCIRAANCIRA
DISC $2,500,
SALE PRICE
$12,995
OR $149/MONTH
FOR 75FOR
MONTHS
@1.65%
WAC, $2500
DOWNDOWN
+ TT&L.
$500 CHRYSLER
CAPITAL
FINANCE
WAC. MILITARY
REBATEREBATE
IS IS
$17,145.
’14500L
FIAT EASY,
500L TREKKING
EASY, TREKKING
AND LOUNGE
MODELS,
$3,500,
DISC $1,500.
’15500
FIATPOP,
500STK.
POP,#576178,
STK. #576178,
$17,495,
$2,000,
DISC $2,500,
SALE PRICE
$12,995
OR $149/MONTH
75 MONTHS
@1.65%
WAC, $2500
+ ADDITIONAL
TT&L. ADDITIONAL
$500 CHRYSLER
CAPITAL
FINANCE
WAC. MILITARY
AVAILABLE
FOR
ALL
ACTIVE
&
RESERVE
MILITARY.
OWNER
LOYALTY
REBATE
IS
AVAILABLE
FOR
CURRENT
OWNERS
OF
CHRYSLER
PRODUCTS.
MSRP
EXCLUDES
DESTINATION,
TAXES,
TITLE
&
REGISTRATION
FEES.
*SEE
DEALER
FOR
DETAILS.
**WAC
THRU
CHRYSLER
CAPITAL
FINANCE,
IN
LIEU
OF
REBATES.
MISSIONS
BOX
SEATS
AVAILABLE
WHILE
SUPPLIES
LAST,
NO
CASH
AVAILABLE FOR ALL ACTIVE & RESERVE MILITARY. OWNER LOYALTY REBATE IS AVAILABLE FOR CURRENT OWNERS OF CHRYSLER PRODUCTS. MSRP EXCLUDES DESTINATION, TAXES, TITLE & REGISTRATION FEES. *SEE DEALER FOR DETAILS. **WAC THRU CHRYSLER CAPITAL FINANCE, IN LIEU OF REBATES. MISSIONS BOX SEATS AVAILABLE WHILE SUPPLIES LAST, NO VALUE,
CASH VALUE,
SEE DEALERSHIP
FOR DETAILS.
ALL PRICES
LISTEDLISTED
PLUS TT&L
WILL QUALIFY.
ALL VEHICLES
SUBJECT
TO PRIOR
SALE. PICTURES
FOR ILLUSTRATION
PURPOSES
ONLY. ONLY.
ALL DEALER
INSTALLED
EQUIPMENT
ADDITIONAL.
OFFERSOFFERS
GOODGOOD
THRU 4/4/15.
SEE DEALERSHIP
FOR DETAILS.
ALL PRICES
PLUSWAC.
TT&L NOT
WAC.ALL
NOTBUYERS
ALL BUYERS
WILL QUALIFY.
ALL VEHICLES
SUBJECT
TO PRIOR
SALE. PICTURES
FOR ILLUSTRATION
PURPOSES
ALL DEALER
INSTALLED
EQUIPMENT
ADDITIONAL.
THRU 4/4/15.
HUGE
PRE-OWNED
SALE!
HUGE
PRE-OWNED
VEHICLESALE!
SALE!
HUGE
PRE-OWNED VEHICLE
VEHICLE
‘12
‘12KIA
KIAFORTE
FORTE(A)(A)
BUYBUY
TODAY
TODAY
FORFOR
11,988
11,988
$$
‘12
‘12DODGE
DODGEAVENGER
AVENGERSESE(B)(B)
*3
BUYBUY
TODAY
TODAY
FORFOR
183
183/MO
/MO
$
OROR $
12,995
12,995
$$
*4
198
198/MO
/MO
$
OROR $
2008 JEEPWRANGLER
2013 FORD F-150
2014 DODGE DURANGO
2013 SUZUKI SX4
2007
MITSUBISHI
ECLIPSE
2011
SIENNA
CHRYSLER
200200
DODGE
CHARGER
2007
ECLIPSE
2011
TOYOTA
SIENNA
2014
CHRYSLER
2014
DODGE
CHARGER
LE,MITSUBISHI
POPULAR, #94666A
................................................ $9,988
X, TOYOTA
#J640356A.................................................................
$18,488 2014
STX,
#R330322A
..........................................................
$24,988 SXT,2014
#R582908A
..........................................................
$28,988
3DR3DR
CPE,
GS, GS,
#D736973B
.............................
4DR4DR
SDN,
#R561698A
...................................
7P V6,
LE, LE,
FWD,
#FPX5498...................
CONV
S, #R505759A
.............................
CPE,
#D736973B
.............................$6,988
SDN,
#R561698A
...................................
$30,988
7P V6,
FWD,
#FPX5498...................
2DR
CONV
S, #R505759A
.............................
$24,988
$6,988 5DR,5DR,
$30,988
$18,488 2DR
$24,9882013
2009
NISSAN
ALTIMA
2013
CHEVROLET
MALIBU $18,488
2015
KIA
SORENTO
RAM
1500
2.5,NISSAN
#C651767A
.......................................................... $11,488
1LT,
#J279211A
............................................................ $18,488 2014
LX V6, JEEP
#R505765A
...................................................... $24,988 SLT,2014
#D625258A
.........................................................
$28,988
2011
NISSAN
VERSA
JEEP
WRANGLER
UNLIMITED
2011
VERSA
2014
JEEP
WRANGLER
UNLIMITED
2013
DODGE
DART
CHEROKEE
2013
DODGE
DART
2014
JEEP
CHEROKEE
5DR5DR
HB,2012
I4,
1.8
S,
AT,
#J832738A.................
4DR,
4WD,
#J565425A
..................................
CHEVROLET
SONIC
2014
JEEP
PATRIOT
2012
JEEPWRANGLER
2015
TOYOTA
TACOMA
HB, I4, 1.8 S, AT, #J832738A.................
$10,488
$31,488
SDN,
LTD,LTD,
#581898A
.............................
FWD,
LATITUDE,
#J577053A
...............
$10,488 4DR4DR
$31,488
SDN,
#581898A
.............................
FWD,
LATITUDE,
#J577053A
...............
$18,688
$25,988
$18,688 4DR,4DR,
$25,988 4DR, 4WD, #J565425A ..................................
1LT, #C588493A ............................................................ $11,988 LATITUDE, #R304632A ............................................. $18,988 SPORT, #R634310A ................................................... $24,988 PRERUNNER, #J651663A .......................................... $28,988
2013
CHEVROLET
SONIC
2014
DODGE
CHALLENGER
2013
CHEVROLET
SONIC
2014
DODGE
CHALLENGER
2012
TOYOTA
CAMRY
2013
RAM
1500
2012
TOYOTA
CAMRYPASSAT
2013
RAM
1500
2012
HYUNDAI
ACCENT
2014
VOLKSWAGEN
2014
JEEP
CHEROKEE
2014
JEEPWRANGLER
4DR4DR
SDN,
LS,
#D213177A
.............................
2DR
CPE,
#C755761A....................................
SDN,
LS,
#D213177A
.............................
2DR
CPE,
#C755761A....................................
$11,488
$31,988
$11,488
$31,988
4DR4DR
SDN,
I4, LE,
AT, AT,
#FPX5500
....................
CREW
CAB,
140.5,
#C631996A...........
SE, #D815404B ............................................................ $11,988
1.8T
WOLFSBURG
EDITION,
#D632779A
..........
$19,988 4WD,
LATITUDE,
#J22397A
.................................................
$24,988
SDN,
I4, LE,
#FPX5500
....................
4WD,
CREW
CAB,
140.5,
#C631996A...........
$18,988
$26,488
$18,988
$26,488WILLYS, #J678479A .................................................... $29,488
2012
CHEVROLET
SONIC
2013
RAM
1500
2012
VOLKSWAGEN
2013
DODGE300
CHARGER
2015
FIAT
500
2015
RAM
1500
2012
CHEVROLET
SONIC JETTA
2013
RAM
1500
2011
CHRYSLER
2014
RAM
1500
2011
CHRYSLER
300
2014
RAM
1500
S, #J659343A
......................................................
$11,988
SE, #D777913A ............................................................. $20,488 ABARTH, #FPX5515 .................................................... $24,995 TRADESMAN/EXPRESS,
#R505799A
.................... $29,988
5DR5DR
HB,2.0L
LS, #R505775B
................................
4WD,
CREW
CAB,
149,
#D726524A..............
HB,
LS,
#R505775B
................................
4WD,
CREW
CAB,
149,
#D726524A..............
$11,988
$32,988
$11,988
$32,988
4DR4DR
SDN,
V6, V6,
RWD,
#R278417B
...................
QUAD
CAB,
140.5,
#J657787A
...........
SDN,
RWD,
#R278417B
...................
2WD,
QUAD
CAB,
140.5,
#J657787A
...........
$19,488
$26,488
$19,488 2WD,
$26,4882014
2010
MAZDA
CX-7
2012 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY
2012 FORD F-150
DODGE
CHALLENGER
2011
TOYOTA
COROLLA
2012
INFINITI
FX35
2011
TOYOTA
COROLLA
2012
INFINITI
FX35
I SPORT,
#J628362A....................................................
$11,988
TOURING-L,
#C656231A
........................................... $20,988 2014
LARIAT,
#J693982A
..................................................... $25,488 R/T, #R581887A
...........................................................
$30,488
2011
FORD
FLEX
JEEP
CHEROKEE
2011
FORD
FLEX
2014
JEEP
CHEROKEE
4DR4DR
SDN,
S, AT,
#J599404A
.........................
4DR,
RWD,
7-PASS,
#J529124A .................... $32,988
SDN,
S, AT,
#J599404A
.........................
4DR,
RWD,
7-PASS,
$12,788
$12,788 4DR,4DR,
$32,988
SEL,SEL,
FWD,
#FPX5499............................
FWD,
LIMITED,
#J686333A
..................
FWD,
#FPX5499............................
4DR,
FWD,
LIMITED,
#J686333A
..................
2011
TOYOTA
COROLLA
2012
NISSAN
PATHFINDER $19,988
2011
FORD
F-150
ACURA
RDX #J529124A ....................
$26,488
$19,988 4DR,
$26,4882013
LE,FIAT
#J599404A
PACKAGE,
#R514205B
...........
$30,488
2012
FIAT
500500 .............................................................. $12,488 SV, #C343209A ........................................................... $20,988 XLT, #FPX5518 .............................................................. $25,488 W/TECHNOLOGY
2013
CHEVROLET
SILVERADO
1500
2012
2013
CHEVROLET
SILVERADO
1500
2004
DODGE
RAM
3500
2013
FORD
F-150
2004
DODGE
RAM
3500
2013
FORD
F-150
2DR2DR
CONV,
#FPX5491...................................
CREW
CAB,
4WD,
143.5,
#R505946A
...........
CONV, FIAT
#FPX5491...................................
CREW
CAB, 4WD,
#R505946A ...........
$12,988
$33,488
2012
500C
2015
DODGE
JOURNEY
2012 RAM
1500
DODGE
RAM143.5,
1500
$12,988 QUAD
$33,488
4X2,4X2,
S/LAR,
#R521847N.......
4X2,4X2,
STYLE,
#R330322A............
QUAD
140WB,
S/LAR,
#R521847N.......
STYLE,
#R330322A............
$19,988
$26,988
$19,988
$26,9882011
LOUNGE, #FPX5491.................................................... $12,488
SE,140WB,
#D625256N
.............................................................
$20,988 SUPERCAB,
SLT,SUPERCAB,
#R582915A
...........................................................
$25,988
LARAMIE, #R514284A ............................................... $30,988
2012
NISSAN
VERSA
2011
DODGE
3500
2012
NISSAN
VERSA
2011
DODGE
3500
2013
SCION
IQ .................
2015
CHRYSLER
200
2014
CHEVROLET
2012
INFINITI
FX35
2013
CHEVROLET
MALIBU
2013
RAM
1500
2013
CHEVROLET
MALIBU
2013
RAM
1500 CAMARO
4DR4DR
SDN,
1.6S,
CVT,
#C651618A
MEGA
160.5WB,
4X4,
SL, #C629327A..........
SDN,
1.6S,
CVT,
#C651618A
.................
MEGA
160.5WB,
4X4,
SL, #C629327A..........
$12,988
$35,988
$12,988
$35,988
3DR HB, #J236437A ................................................... $12,488
LIMITED,
#J832739A
.................................................
$20,988 2WD,
LT W/1LT,
#R570522A
.................................................
$25,988
................................................................... $30,988
4DR4DR
SDN,
#J279211A....................................
CREW
CAB,
140.5,
#R601028A
...........
SDN,
#J279211A....................................
2WD,
CREW
CAB,
140.5,
#R601028A
...........
$20,488
$26,988
$20,488
$26,988#J529124A
2012
DODGE
AVENGER
2012
JEEP
WRANGLER
UNLIMITED
2012
DODGE
AVENGER
2012
JEEP
WRANGLER
UNLIMITED
2013
KIA
FORTE KOUP
2015 CHRYSLER 200
2014 RAM 1500
2010
DODGE
CHALLENGER
2014
TOYOTA
CAMRY
DODGE
DURANGO
4DR4DR
SDN,
SE,
#R600412B..............................
4DR,
RUBICON,
4WD,
#J759176N................
2014
TOYOTA
CAMRY
DODGE
DURANGO
SDN,
SE,
#R600412B..............................
4DR,
RUBICON,
4WD,
#J759176N................
EX,
#C651764A
.............................................................
$12,648
LIMITED,
#C563819A
................................................ $21,988 2013
SLT,2013
#C344734A
............................................................
$26,488 SRT8,
#J555663A
.........................................................
$30,988
$13,288
$35,988
$13,288
$35,988
4DR4DR
SDN,
I4JEEP
SE,
AT,GRAND
#C222041A
..................
2WD,
SXT,SXT,
#D550996A
.........................
SDN,
I4 SE,
AT,
#C222041A
..................
4DR,
2WD,
#D550996A
.........................
$20,988
$27,488
$20,988 4DR,
$27,4882014
2014
FIAT
500
2011
CHEROKEE
2012
TOYOTA
TACOMA
DODGE
CHALLENGER
2012
HONDA
CIVIC
2012
FORD
SUPER
DUTY
F-250
2012
HONDA
CIVIC
2012
FORD
SUPER
DUTY
F-250
POP,
#J628500N
...........................................................
$13,488
LAREDO,
#J629669A
.................................................
$21,988
PRERUNNER
V6,
#R538353B
.................................
$26,488
R/T,
#R612019A
............................................................
$31,488
2DR2DR
CPE,
LX, LX,
AT, AT,
#R330550B........................
CREW
CAB,
4X4,4X4,
#D710576A
.......................
DODGE
JOURNEY
2012
INFINITI
FX35
CPE,
#R330550B........................
CREW
CAB,
#D710576A
.......................
$13,488
$36,988
2015
DODGE
JOURNEY
2012
INFINITI
FX35
$13,488 2015
$36,988
2012 MAZDA MAZDA2
2015
CHRYSLER
200
2014
HONDA
ACCORD
DODGE CHALLENGER
4DR,
FWD,
#D625256N
.................................
4DR,
RWD,
7-PASS,
#J310753A
....................
4DR,
FWD,
#D625256N
.................................
4DR,
RWD,
7-PASS,
#J310753A
....................
$20,988
$27,988
$27,9882014
2011
CHEVROLET
CRUZE
JEEP
GRAND
CHEROKEE
2011
CHEVROLET
CRUZE
2014
JEEP
GRAND
CHEROKEE
TOURING,
#C651811A
............................................... $13,488 S, #D618473A ............................................................. $20,988
$22,488 EX-L
V-6, #FPX5519 ................................................... $26,488
R/T,2014
#C755761A
............................................................
$31,488
4DR4DR
SDN,
ECO,
#J665543B
..........................
4DR,
RWD,
OVERLAND,
#R416500A
............
SDN, ECO,
#J665543B ..........................
OVERLAND, #R416500A ............
$36,988
JEEP
CHEROKEE
2012
DODGE
RAM
1500
$13,988 2014
$36,988
2014
JEEP
CHEROKEE
2012
DODGE
RAM
1500
2012
CHEVROLET
CRUZE $13,988
2014
MAZDA
MAZDA6
2012
RAM
1500
20144DR,
KIARWD,
SORENTO
4DR,
SPORT,
#D762441A....................
140.5WB,
4X4,4X4,
SL, #J610027A..........
ECO, #J661046A
I FWD,
TOURING,
#D642632A
...........................................
$22,488 QUAD,
ST,QUAD,
#R587333A
..............................................................
$26,488
#FPX5494
................................................................
$31,988
4DR,
FWD,
SPORT,
#D762441A....................
140.5WB,
SL, #J610027A..........
$21,488
$28,488
$21,488
$28,488SX,2014
2014
FIAT
500500 ........................................................... $13,488
HONDA
ODYSSEY
2014
FIAT
2014
HONDA
ODYSSEY
NISSAN
MURANO $14,388
2011
SUBARU
FORESTER
2015
CHRYSLER
TOWN
&
COUNTRY
2013
JEEPWRANGLER
UNLIMITED
2DR2DR
HB,2010
#J628500N
......................................
5DR,
TOURING
ELITE,
#FPX5490
.................
HB,
#J628500N
......................................
5DR,
TOURING
ELITE,
#FPX5490
.................
$37,988
$14,388
$37,988
20132.5X,
KIA
OPTIMA
CHRYSLER
TOWN
& COUNTRY
KIA
OPTIMA
2013
CHRYSLER
TOWN
& COUNTRY
S, #J749553A ................................................................ $13,988 2013
#J645794A..........................................................
$22,488 2013
TOURING,
#P9331 .......................................................
$26,988 SAHARA, #J640363A .................................................. $35,988
4DR4DR
SDN,
EX, EX,
#J239660A
.............................
4DR4DR
WGN,
LIMITED,
#C464865A
.................
SDN,
#J239660A
.............................
WGN,
LIMITED,
#C464865A
.................
$21,488
$28,988
2012
HONDA
CIVIC
CPE
2013
RAM
1500
$21,488
$28,9882014
2012
HONDA
CIVIC
CPE
2013
RAM
1500
2010
CHRYSLER
300
2011
FORD
F-150
2013
DODGE
DURANGO
RAM
1500
2DR2DR
CPE,
LX, LX,
AT, AT,
#FPX5497..........................
2WD,
CREW
140.5,
LARAMIE,
#C640929A
.. $37,988
CPE,
#FPX5497..........................
2WD,
CREW
140.5,
LARAMIE,
#C640929A
.. $37,988
$14,488
$14,488
TOURING
PLUS,
#J585572A ...................................
$14,288
XLT,
#FPX5506
.............................................................
$22,988 2014
SXT,
#D772171A
..........................................................
#D761184A
...............................................
$35,988
2013
TOYOTA
FR-S
JEEP
GRAND
CHEROKEE
2013
TOYOTA
FR-S
2014
JEEP
GRAND
CHEROKEE$26,988 LARAMIE,
2DR2DR
CPE,
MAN,
#R285863A
.........................
4DR,
RWD,
LAREDO,
#J686571A..................
2012
FORD
FOCUS
2014
MAZDA
MAZDA3
2011
DODGE
RAM
1500
2010
FORD
F-250
CPE,
MAN,
#R285863A
.........................
4DR,
RWD,
LAREDO,
#J686571A..................
2010
MAZDA
CX-7
2013
ACURA
MDX
$21,488
$28,988
2010
MAZDA
CX-7
2013
ACURA
MDX
$21,488
$28,988
SE,
#J598701A
..............................................................
$14,488
S
GRAND
TOURING,
#J572605A
............................
$23,488
LARAMIE
LONGHORN,
#R500935A
......................
$26,988
LARIAT,
#FPX5505
......................................................
$35,988
4DR,
FWD,
S, TOUR,
#FPX5502
....................
4DR,
AWD,
ADVANCE
PKG,
#J759176A......
4DR,
FWD,
S, TOUR,
#FPX5502
....................
4DR,
AWD,
ADVANCE
PKG,
#J759176A......
$14,988
$37,988
$14,988 2015
$37,988
JEEP
CHEROKEE
2011
DODGE
1500
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...........................................................
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2011
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2013
RAM
1500
2014
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HB,HB,
S GT,
AT, AT,
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GT,
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OPTIMA
2014
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SXT,
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.......................................................... $17,344
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..............................................
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V6,
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2012
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FWD,
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.................................
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...............
4DR,
FWD,
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.................................
SDN,
300S,
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............................................................
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V6,
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.............
SDN,
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