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R-1999-26
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8/9/1999
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<br />e <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Commercial Develooment <br /> <br />The largest city served by the Authority is the City of La Porte. The residential and commercial areas of the City fonn the core <br />of the City, with the Industrial Districts flanking the City on the north and south. The central business district lies east of <br />Highway 146, which crosses the City from north to south, and contains restaurants, shopping facilities and automobile <br />dealerships. In addition, there are several attractive shopping centers within the City. Dun & Bradstreet rates over 310 <br />business establishments in the City. . <br /> <br />Residential Develooment <br /> <br />Residential subdivisions within the City are well planned, providing complete utility services and hard swface streets with <br />curbs and gutters. Homes are currently priced from $65,000 to $500,000 with construction progressing at a moderate rate. <br /> <br />Educational Facilities <br /> <br />The La Porte Independent School District provides excellent school facilities within the Authority. The school district operates <br />six elementary schools, three junior high schools, one senior high school and one alternative school. The district is fully <br />accredited by the Texas Education Agency and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. All of the school facilities <br />are fully air-conditioned and centrally heated and are furnished with modem educational equipment. <br /> <br />As of February 1999 the school district had a student enrollment of 7,385 and a 1998 assessed valuation of $4,423,232,000. <br />The district's bonds are rated "Aa3" by Moody's and "AA" by S& P's . <br /> <br />Hieber :Educational Facilities <br /> <br />The San Jacinto Junior College District encompasses approximately 289 square miles in southeast Harris County, including the <br />Cities of La Porte, Shoreacres and Morgans Point, providing the residents of the cities with higher educational facilities. The <br />College District has three campuses~ the Main Campus adjacent to the City of La Porte on its west side~ the North Campus <br />north of the Houston Ship Channel, and the South Campus just southwest of Pasadena within the city limits of the City of <br />Houston. San Jacinto college offers two-year educational programs leading to Associate of Arts and Associate of Science <br />Degrees. <br /> <br />There are five universities located in nearby Houston: the University of Houston, Rice University, Texas Southern University, <br />St. Thomas University, and Houston Baptist University, all of which offer full four-year as well as postgraduate programs. <br /> <br />23 <br /> <br />4-\ <br />
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