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July 24, 2012 in Important RemindersNeighborhood News

COMMUNITY WE NEED YOU!!

 

 

 

Come enjoy some delicious BBQ while contributing as a friendly neighbor towards our substantial Attorney Fees, It would be greatly appreciated by my husband and I Francis, for you all to provide your support pertaining to the issues that “One Resident” has given not only me but, to the many of you.

Plates are $7.00

 

PLACE:

9210A Winkler, Houston, Texas 77017

DATE:

July 28, 2012

TIME:

11:00 AM

 

Dear Friends & Neighbors:

As some of you are aware, we have a resident in the area that has personally caused hardship to us all. This particular resident has taken one of our very own neighbor/friend to court so that she can prove that the law is on her side. Which in some cases a plaintiff would win if the defendant did not correspond or appear in court; but in this case our neighbor/friend is willing to fight the cause and seek justice once and for all, not only for themselves but for all of us! They have seek counsel but are limited on funds so they need our help to dispute this matter so that she can not pursue the injustice that she is seeking. The legal fees just to start are $2,000 and up.

We hope that the plaintiff will walk away knowing that we as a “Minority” or “Wetback” as she has called to our faces will know that we have rights and that our properties is not a welcome mat for slander, trespassing or for any unwanted activity as she has done in the past.

Please assist the Corona’s in giving your support and purchase a BBQ plate so that they will be able to raise the funds needed to attend court with an attorney. The Corona’s are in there late 50’s early 60’s and are too devastated and distraught of the entire ordeal but are willing to clear their name in court so that the plaintiff will not seek damages towards them. Please keep in mind this could be your mother, father or grandparent and we need to show our support and assist them in any way we can.

Donations are accepted and appreciated! Please contact Michelle Miranda – (713) 584-3532 or email mirandamichelle814@yahoo.com
if you have any further questions.

Thank you for your time and consideration and we hope you will be able to assist our neighbor in such a difficult and trying time.

July 12, 2012 in Important RemindersNeighborhood News

Press Release from TPC-Group

 

 

 

 

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact:         Sara Cronin

Phone:            713.475.5243

 

 

TPC GROUP AWARDS $42,000
IN ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

HOUSTON (Thursday, July 12, 2012) – TPC Group recently announced the recipients of this year’s Mark of Excellence Scholarship Program.  Ms. Thao Nguyen and Ms. Crystal Jenkins, graduates of Chavez High School, in the Houston Independent School District, have each been awarded a four-year, $20,000 scholarship.  Mr. Vicente Rodriguez, also a Chavez High School graduate in Houston’s east end, was awarded a $2,000 scholarship in recognition of his successful completion of the Genesys Works internship program with the Company.

 

Ms. Nguyen will attend the University of Houston where she will pursue a degree in geology.

 

Ms. Jenkins will attend the University of Houston where she will pursue a degree in education.

 

Mr. Rodriguez will attend the University of Houston – Downtown, where he will pursue a degree in chemical engineering.

 

The Mark of Excellence Scholarship Program is designed to recognize seniors who plan to pursue degrees in engineering, math, science or education.  The Company’s scholarship program builds on a solid foundation of community involvement and support of initiatives that seek to improve and promote educational advancement, environmental responsibility and the overall sustainability of the community.

 

Since 2006, TPC Group has awarded more than $454,000 in academic scholarships to graduating high school seniors across southeast Texas.

Headquartered in Houston, Texas, and with an operating history of over 68 years, the Company has manufacturing facilities in the industrial corridor adjacent to the Houston Ship Channel, Port Neches and Baytown, Texas and operates a product terminal in Lake Charles, Louisiana. TPC Group Inc. is a leading producer of value-added products derived from niche petrochemical raw materials, such as C4 hydrocarbons, and provider of critical infrastructure and logistics services along the Gulf Coast region. The Company sells its products into a wide range of performance, specialty and intermediate markets, including synthetic rubber, fuels, lubricant additives, plastics and surfactants.  For more information, visit the Company’s website at http://www.tpcgrp.com.

May 8, 2012 in Neighborhood News

HCAP Meeting Tonight!!

Meeting Information

Houston Community Advisory Panel

Community Advisory Panel to Goodyear, LyondellBasell Houston Refinery,

PL Propylene, Rhodia, TPC Group, and Valero Refinery

 

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

6:00 to 8:30 p.m.

El Palacio Real, 302 Richey, Pasadena

Proposed Agenda

  • HCAP —  Review, Revise, Renew
  • Plant Updates
  • Next Meeting Plans

March 27, 2012 in Neighborhood News

March’s Meeting Minutes

6:10 PM
Mayra started meeting.

Charlotte and Mr. Rivera motioned for meeting to start.

6:20 PM
Meeting notes were presented by Charlotte.
Mr. Rivera and Ramirez motioned on notes.
Just a note that Rita did not agree on the notes. (the nomination of offices)

6:27 PM Mr. Rivera presented the treasurer notes.
$215.61 Beginning Balance
46.98 Ending Balance

Charlotte & Ramirez motioned on notes

6:30 PM Mayra Presented Ms. Pam Wiley
Ms. Pam Wiley gave thanks to the community of the
clean up that was does at 1115 Auber and the also the
clean up that was done at the Park.

May is considered Demolition Derby.

There is a high weed ordinance in community . Ms. Wiley will
will be coming to see our community to report on any houses
that may be adanded and give out tickets for high grass/weeds
Also on vehicles that are considered abandon.

Ms. Wiley also explain to the community that when they do there
clean up they can go and dump the trash at the city dump site.
(old galvestion and Central)
4 dumps per month per house hold. (8 cubic feet max)
Just need to take a utility bill and drives license.

Ms. Wiley also explain on when the notice of High Grass/Weeds
is given a time period is given. That way you have time to correct the
problem.

Mayra also at this time presented Ms. Hypolite the Chief Inspector she
also gave Thanks to the Community for the Clean up that was done on
part of the community.
6:45 PM
Officer Commingham was Presented.
She Hoped that the community is doing better. Also explain that if there
is any non emergency problems you can call the in (713) 928-4600

6:53 PM Mayra presented Mrs. Maria Blanco from the Mayor’s office.
Mrs. Blanco communicated to the community that there will be
a meeting that that the public could attend to give there opinion on how
money should be spent on:
Houses, Youth Activities. And HIV testing/Care
at 6:00 pm on 04/04/12

Also that the city will be having a Forum for elderly people who need WILLS done for Free.
But you need to make an appointment at (713) 228-0735

Also there will be a Forum for the GOLD CARD Application at the Willow Creek Apartment
on 04/25/12

7:00 PM Mayra explained on the clean up that was done at the House and how the community
came together and that we should come together for other stuff and not just let it be
the same people who help. Also Mayra requested that the people that were there
can they please give the Civic Club there email address and any updated phone
numbers.
Also Mayra explained that there will not be any Easter activities. That may be will can do
do something for the kids in the community at a later time.

Mayra asked for motioned to end the meeting.
Charlotte and Dona Tere motioned on it.
7:15 PM Meeting ended.

February 15, 2012 in Neighborhood News

Capital Improvement Projects

 

 

 

 

 

From the Office of

Council Member Mike Sullivan

PRESS RELEASE

District E (south) CIP Meeting

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (February 15, 2012)

CONTACT:  Allie VanDeventer (832.393.3008)

Council Member Mike Sullivan is hosting a Capital Improvement Project Meeting on Monday,  February 27, 2012 at University of Houston- Clear Lake located 2700 Bay Area Boulevard , 77058.  The meeting will be held in the Bayou Building-  Forest Room.  Sign in will begin at 6:00 pm, with the CIP presentation beginning promptly at 6:30 pm.

Council Member Sullivan welcomes residents of District D (South Belt-Ellington area) to attend.  This area was formerly represented by Council Member Sullivan as a portion of District E, however it was lost in redistricting, effective January 2012.

Please join us as representatives from various City of Houston Departments present upcoming projects for District E and the South Belt-Ellington portion of District D.  A question and answer session will then follow, allowing constituents an opportunity for input in the process.

Council Member Sullivan encourages residents to attend and show their support for upcoming projects scheduled in their respective communities.  “These annual CIP meetings give residents the forum to voice their thoughts and ideas on current and future CIP Projects,” says Sullivan.

“It is also a great time for citizens to see their local government hard at work, and see how their tax dollars are being spent.”

CIP requests will be accepted through the City of Houston’s 311 Service Help Line.

For more information and specific details about the Capital Improvement Projects in your area and to see a draft of the Rebuild Houston ten-year plan please visit: http://www.houstontx.gov/cip/index.html.

Please contact Council Member Mike Sullivan’s office at 832.393.3008 or by email at districte@houstontx.gov if you have any questions.

February 14, 2012 in Neighborhood News

Petrologistics Plant Update

We unfortunately had another plant trip this afternoon about 4:45 pm.  Some work was being done on a motor starter for one of our large air compressors.  While attempting to start the compressor a voltage dip occurred and tripped out the waste heat boiler and several other pieces of equipment.  We will be flaring some as we recover and stabilize the plant for restart on days tomorrow.  Once we get an investigation completed I will share what happened and the corrective action we will take to prevent it from happening again.  I apologize for the inconvenience we may be causing our neighbors.   If you have any questions please let me know.

Thanks,
John

John Parkinson

VP Operations

Petrologistics

9822 La Porte Freeway

Houston, Texas 77017