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Article: Pollution Fines Force Fort Bend County, Texas, Environmental Panelist to Quit.
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- July 3, 2002
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By Janet Elliott, Houston Chronicle Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
Jul. 3--AUSTIN, Texas--Fort Bend County businesswoman Teri Mathis resigned Tuesday from a state environmental panel after it was reported that she owed the state $10,000 in pollution fines.
Gov. Rick Perry didn't know that Mathis had been accused of violating wastewater disposal laws when he reappointed her last year to a council that awards research grants and contracts for on-site wastewater treatment.
Mathis initially was appointed to the Texas On-Site Wastewater Treatment Research Council in 1996 by then-Gov. George W. Bush. She is the 11-member council's ...
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Article: Fort Bend County, Texas, To Add Toll Roads into Its ...
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... ... Beginning early next year, Fort Bend County will join its neighbor Harris County ... through a small portion of northern Fort Bend County, the Southwest Freeway is the sole ... thoroughfare access in and out of Fort Bend County," Mason said. The Parkway will run ...
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