Lake Worth Residents Have A Voice
Why Vote? This is why!
Summary:
Our councilman agreed to allow the neighborhood leaders to be a part of the decision-making committee for the future planning of the Lake Worth area.
Previously, all four neighborhood association presidents were unhappy with the proposals to NOT have a voice in the decision-making process. This meeting shows the difference of attitude when the councilman allows the neighborhood associations to have a seat in the process.
Your Vote is Changing Everything!
Lake Worth Photo Gallery
To view photo gallery, click this link:
http://Photos.ScenicShores.net/
Have photos of Lake Worth that you would like to share?
Email them to: 111150913154293777776.LakeWorth@picasaweb.com
Maps:
http://Photos.ScenicShores.net/
Have photos of Lake Worth that you would like to share?
Email them to: 111150913154293777776.LakeWorth@picasaweb.com
Maps:
Huge Success! Shoreline Voter Rally Update
Huge Success! Shoreline Voter Rally Update
Summary:
The April 9th Shoreline Voter Rally was a huge success. Over 200 shoreline residents and all 10 candidates attended. The shoreline movement has caught the attention of the entire city and is being watched carefully. To be a valued constituency, shoreline residents now need to show up at the polls in the early election from May 2nd through May 10th.
Script
As you probably know, on Saturday, April 9th, the four neighborhood associations sponsored a Shoreline Voter Rally barbecue. It was a huge success! Over 200 shoreline residents showed up. All ten candidates were there - the five running for mayor and the five running for council. Since the rally, I heard from many people outside the lake community that we made an extraordinary impact. The shoreline movement has been the talk of the entire city.
So, we are now halfway there. All we need to do now is show up at the polls. You need to vote in early voting. Early voting is the week of May 2nd through May 10th. I cannot overemphasize how important this is to you, your home, and to the lake.
As I said in the last video, we have a lot of serious issues that need attention. The green space that we all love around the lake needs to be protected from developers. We need help in addressing the increased crime and home invasions around the lake. And we need special attention on how drilling goes forward near the water. And these are just a few of the problems. The only way we are going to get our issues addressed out here is by becoming an respected constituency. And the ONLY way we become a respected constituency is by voting in the upcoming city election.
Let me say it another way. If we don’t vote in this election, we will be viewed as just a bunch of whiny babies that can be ignored. If we do vote, then we will be viewed as a valuable constituency who needs attention. It really is just that simple.
I cannot overemphasize the importance of your one vote. It doesn’t matter who each of us votes for, we just need to vote in the upcoming election.
As I said before, when each of us votes, it gets recorded. I got this disk at the Tarrant County Election Commission. It has every voter in Tarrant County on it. It also shows what elections each voter voted in. After this election, our elected officials will get a new copy of this disk. If we want to get issues around the lake addressed, they need to see that you and I and all of our neighbors on the lake voted.
This is what you need to do. Put on your calendars to vote on Monday, May the 2nd. To vote, you will need to go to the Sheriff’s office in the City of Lake Worth at 6651 Lake Worth Blvd. Lake Worth Blvd is Jacksboro Highway as it goes through the City of Lake Worth. The Sheriff’s office is about halfway between 820 and the Lake Worth Bridge on the South side of the road. Again, put on your calendars to vote on May 2nd at the Sheriff’s office in the City of Lake Worth.
If you vote and I vote and we get all of our friends and neighbors on the lake to vote, we WILL change everything.
We’re all in the together. I’m Michael Dallas.
Shoreline Alert - Immediate Action Required!
Time Critical - Please Email and/or Call These City Officials Now:
Summary: Against community consensus, the current Lake Worth Vision Proposal is moving forward. It will go before the Planning Commission today (3/23/2011) at 1:30PM.
You need to:
1) Email each official. You can use the Easy Link to prepare your email. Just click and it will open you Outlook Express. Otherwise, just copy and paste the email addresses and message. Two example message are below.
2) Call both officials and tell them:
"The consensus at the meeting was to not go forward with the proposal."
"You are very unhappy that they are ignoring the community."
Email: whitej@sbcglobal.net
Phone: 817-732-2039
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Example Email 1 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am horrified to learned that the current Lake Worth Vision is moving forward. It was represented at the March 10th meeting that the approval process would only move forward with the consensus. It was very clear that the consensus was to pause the approval process until a genuine community committee was formed. We are shocked to learn that the process is going forward anyway.
Please postpone the vote until you can meet with the community and hear our concerns.
Sincerely,
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Example Email 2 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I find it absolutely wrong that the current Lake Worth Vision is moving forward over widespread community objections. Dana Burghdoff represented at the March 10th meeting that the approval process would only move forward with the consensus of those at the meeting. The consensus was to pause the approval process until a community committee was formed. This is wrong.
Please postpone the vote until you can meet with the community and hear our concerns.
Sincerely,
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You can CC to Michael Dallas at:
MichaelDallas@Gmail.com
Summary: Against community consensus, the current Lake Worth Vision Proposal is moving forward. It will go before the Planning Commission today (3/23/2011) at 1:30PM.
You need to:
1) Email each official. You can use the Easy Link to prepare your email. Just click and it will open you Outlook Express. Otherwise, just copy and paste the email addresses and message. Two example message are below.
2) Call both officials and tell them:
"The consensus at the meeting was to not go forward with the proposal."
"You are very unhappy that they are ignoring the community."
TO USE EASY LINK, CLICK HERE - Your email will be prepared for you - complete with your message. Just alter the message to your liking and click "send."
Here is the contact information:
Commission Chair: Namon Hollis, Jr.
Phone: 817-454-5652 (Leave message on voice mail.)
Email: teresa.burk@fortworthgov.org
Email: whitej@sbcglobal.net
Phone: 817-732-2039
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Example Email 1 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am horrified to learned that the current Lake Worth Vision is moving forward. It was represented at the March 10th meeting that the approval process would only move forward with the consensus. It was very clear that the consensus was to pause the approval process until a genuine community committee was formed. We are shocked to learn that the process is going forward anyway.
Please postpone the vote until you can meet with the community and hear our concerns.
Sincerely,
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Example Email 2 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I find it absolutely wrong that the current Lake Worth Vision is moving forward over widespread community objections. Dana Burghdoff represented at the March 10th meeting that the approval process would only move forward with the consensus of those at the meeting. The consensus was to pause the approval process until a community committee was formed. This is wrong.
Please postpone the vote until you can meet with the community and hear our concerns.
Sincerely,
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You can CC to Michael Dallas at:
MichaelDallas@Gmail.com
Shoreline Alert - Immediate Action Required!
Time Critical - Send Your Email to City Officials Now:
Email: Mike.Moncrief@FortWorthGov.org
Phone: 817-392-6118
Address: 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth TX 76102
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Example Email 1 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am writing because I am deeply frightened by the way city staff has been treating the shoreline citizens residing on Lake Worth, myself included. We desperately need your help.
Two years ago, city staff led a community collaboration for creating a zoning ordinance on Lake Worth known as the “Dock Steering Committee.” This committee was led by city staff and was composed of real estate professionals and lake leaders. In December of 2008 (after six months of work), that committee issued recommendations for a zoning ordinance that met the needs of the residents and served the interests of the City of Fort Worth.
Shortly thereafter, city staff abandoned the community’s collaboration and engaged on a stubborn mission to damage property values and disenfranchise shoreline residents from the enjoyment of their homes. I believe that my home is in peril.
I am asking you to please restore order and to convince city staff to halt the attack on our homes.
Sincerely,
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Example Email 2 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am deeply concerned about the attacks that city staff are making against all of us shoreline residents on Lake Worth.
Two years ago, Fort Worth city staff worked with our local leaders to create a dock ordinance that would meet the needs of residents and the City of Fort Worth. In December 2008, the committee resolved all of the issues and city staff issued recommendations.
Since that time, city staff has usurped the process and engaged on a mission to damage our properties. I am deeply frightened for my home.
Please help.
Sincerely,
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You can CC to Michael Dallas at:
MichaelDallas@Gmail.com
Email: Mike.Moncrief@FortWorthGov.org
Phone: 817-392-6118
Address: 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth TX 76102
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Example Email 1 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am writing because I am deeply frightened by the way city staff has been treating the shoreline citizens residing on Lake Worth, myself included. We desperately need your help.
Two years ago, city staff led a community collaboration for creating a zoning ordinance on Lake Worth known as the “Dock Steering Committee.” This committee was led by city staff and was composed of real estate professionals and lake leaders. In December of 2008 (after six months of work), that committee issued recommendations for a zoning ordinance that met the needs of the residents and served the interests of the City of Fort Worth.
Shortly thereafter, city staff abandoned the community’s collaboration and engaged on a stubborn mission to damage property values and disenfranchise shoreline residents from the enjoyment of their homes. I believe that my home is in peril.
I am asking you to please restore order and to convince city staff to halt the attack on our homes.
Sincerely,
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Example Email 2 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am deeply concerned about the attacks that city staff are making against all of us shoreline residents on Lake Worth.
Two years ago, Fort Worth city staff worked with our local leaders to create a dock ordinance that would meet the needs of residents and the City of Fort Worth. In December 2008, the committee resolved all of the issues and city staff issued recommendations.
Since that time, city staff has usurped the process and engaged on a mission to damage our properties. I am deeply frightened for my home.
Please help.
Sincerely,
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You can CC to Michael Dallas at:
MichaelDallas@Gmail.com
Time Critical - Send Your Email to Our Elected Officials Now:
TO USE EASY LINK, CLICK HERE - Your email will be prepared for you - complete with your message. Just alter the message to your liking and click "send."
To contact each official separately, here is their contact information:
Councilman Carter Burdette
Email: Carter.Burdette@FortWorthGov.org
Phone: 817-392-8807
Address: 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth TX 76102
Email: Mike.Moncrief@FortWorthGov.org
Phone: 817-392-6118
Address: 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth TX 76102
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Example Email 1 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am writing because I am deeply frightened by the way city staff has been treating the shoreline citizens residing on Lake Worth, myself included. We desperately need your help.
Two years ago, city staff led a community collaboration for creating a zoning ordinance on Lake Worth known as the “Dock Steering Committee.” This committee was led by city staff and was composed of real estate professionals and lake leaders. In December of 2008 (after six months of work), that committee issued recommendations for a zoning ordinance that met the needs of the residents and served the interests of the City of Fort Worth.
Shortly thereafter, city staff abandoned the community’s collaboration and engaged on a stubborn mission to damage property values and disenfranchise shoreline residents from the enjoyment of their homes. I believe that my home is in peril.
I am asking you to please restore order and to convince city staff to halt the attack on our homes.
Sincerely,
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Example Email 2 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am deeply concerned about the attacks that city staff are making against all of us shoreline residents on Lake Worth.
Two years ago, Fort Worth city staff worked with our local leaders to create a dock ordinance that would meet the needs of residents and the City of Fort Worth. In December 2008, the committee resolved all of the issues and city staff issued recommendations.
Since that time, city staff has usurped the process and engaged on a mission to damage our properties. I am deeply frightened for my home.
Please help.
Sincerely,
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You can CC to Michael Dallas at:
MichaelDallas@Gmail.com
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Other Documents and Sites:
Most Recent Proposal - 11/9/2010 (Click Here)
Survey Results - 11/09/2010 (Click Here)
Last Dock Ordinance Video - Dock Ordinance Survey(Click below):
http://scenicshores.blogspot.com/2010/10/dock-ordinance-survey.html
To contact each official separately, here is their contact information:
Councilman Carter Burdette
Email: Carter.Burdette@FortWorthGov.org
Phone: 817-392-8807
Address: 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth TX 76102
Email: Mike.Moncrief@FortWorthGov.org
Phone: 817-392-6118
Address: 1000 Throckmorton, Fort Worth TX 76102
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Example Email 1 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am writing because I am deeply frightened by the way city staff has been treating the shoreline citizens residing on Lake Worth, myself included. We desperately need your help.
Two years ago, city staff led a community collaboration for creating a zoning ordinance on Lake Worth known as the “Dock Steering Committee.” This committee was led by city staff and was composed of real estate professionals and lake leaders. In December of 2008 (after six months of work), that committee issued recommendations for a zoning ordinance that met the needs of the residents and served the interests of the City of Fort Worth.
Shortly thereafter, city staff abandoned the community’s collaboration and engaged on a stubborn mission to damage property values and disenfranchise shoreline residents from the enjoyment of their homes. I believe that my home is in peril.
I am asking you to please restore order and to convince city staff to halt the attack on our homes.
Sincerely,
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Example Email 2 (You may copy and paste this text into your emails):
I am deeply concerned about the attacks that city staff are making against all of us shoreline residents on Lake Worth.
Two years ago, Fort Worth city staff worked with our local leaders to create a dock ordinance that would meet the needs of residents and the City of Fort Worth. In December 2008, the committee resolved all of the issues and city staff issued recommendations.
Since that time, city staff has usurped the process and engaged on a mission to damage our properties. I am deeply frightened for my home.
Please help.
Sincerely,
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You can CC to Michael Dallas at:
MichaelDallas@Gmail.com
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Other Documents and Sites:
Most Recent Proposal - 11/9/2010 (Click Here)
Survey Results - 11/09/2010 (Click Here)
Last Dock Ordinance Video - Dock Ordinance Survey(Click below):
http://scenicshores.blogspot.com/2010/10/dock-ordinance-survey.html
Lake Worth - What You Can Do To Preserve Its Green Space
Lake Worth - What You Can Do to Preserve Its Green Space.
Summary: Most of the beautiful "park" greenspace around Lake Worth is not "park" at all - but "city owned" land. This beautiful green space is in danger of being sold and developed. Shoreline residents are urged to vote in the upcoming election so that the neighborhood associations will have the ability to protect this property. Video Transcript:
Do you enjoy the beauty that surrounds your home? How would you like all of those gorgeous green fields and beautiful woods around the lake turned into apartment complexes in the next few years? Let me show you something. This is a map of the lake from the current “Lake Worth Vision” plan. Here is the 820 bridge. Here the Jacksboro Highway bridge. Here’s the Fort Worth Nature Center. I’m going to cover it up. Around the main part of the lake, you will notice two colors, orange and green. The green are dedicated parks. In all probability, those green spots will stay parks. On the other hand, you will notice that two-thirds of the woods and fields around the lake are orange. That means that the city could sell this property off and development like apartment complexes could be built. Notice that the orange zones are everywhere. That means that the vast majority of the residents on the lake could be living in the middle of an apartment complex in the not-too-distant future. Here’s what you need to understand. There are four neighborhood associations around Lake Worth - the north shore, south shore, east shore, and scenic shores. I lead the Scenic Shores Association. All four neighborhood association are led by very concerned people who have been fighting tooth-and-nail to keep this from happening. It has been a fierce battle and we have yet not won the war. As a matter of fact, we have reached a point where we desperately need your help. We need every single person on the shoreline to help. Let me show you something else. This is a computer disk that lists every voter in Tarrant County. Your name is on this disk. It tells what elections you voted in and what elections you didn’t vote in. The mayor and councilman has this disk. Every candidate for mayor and council have this disk. And they all use this disk like a bible. Now let me show you something else. Here is a list of all the property owners on Lake Worth. You will notice that I have highlighted some names. The people that I highlighted are the ones who voted in the 2009 city election. You will notice that hardly anyone on the shoreline voted. I will admit that I did not vote in that election. The next election will be the first week of May (this year 2011). Once that election is over, whoever is elected will have an updated version of this list. They will know if you voted and they will know if I voted. If the new list looks like this list, then the leaders of the four neighborhood associations will have very ability to keep the apartments out. On the other hand, if after this election, this list is completely green - in other words, everyone on the shoreline votes - then the four neighborhood associations will have tremendous ability to protect this property. It really is that simple. If you vote, we can get the property preserved and protected. If you don’t vote, then as our kids say, we got no game. We’ve got no power and no ability to protect the lake. I cannot overemphasize that if you want to preserve the environment around your home, if you want to preserve the environment of the lake, you must vote in this election. And I mean you specifically. I’m talking about your one vote. Your one vote could easily mean the difference between your living around parks (like you do now) or your living around apartments and other high density development. So what’s the plan? First, if you are not registered to vote, you need to get registered. Just call me and I will send you a form. It’s super easy. Second, you need to save two dates. The first is the shoreline rally on April 9th. On Saturday, April 9th all city council candidates and all mayoral candidates will meet with shoreline residents at a free shoreline barbecue rally at Grace Baptist Church on Las Vegas Trail. Whether you ask them a question or not, the candidates need to see you there. Next, you need to plan on voting in the early voting between April 2nd and April 10th. I will send you an email letting you know where you need to go to vote. You just need to resolve right now that you will be voting in the early election. Before the election, I will also send you a voter sheet so that you can see where all the candidates stand on our issues. All you will need to do is to pick a couple of candidates and vote. It’s going to be easy. If you vote, no matter who it is you vote for, we will have the ability to protect the green space around our homes and we will will have the ability to protect the lake. This all comes down to your one vote. I cannot overemphasize how important this election is to your home and to this lake. We’re all in this together. I’m Michael Dallas.
Shoreline Voter Rally with Free BBQ! April 9th 2011 at 11:30 AM - Grace Baptist Church (820 & Las Vegas Trail) - BE THERE!
Shoreline Voter Rally! Protect your property and enjoy FREE BBQ!
Summary: Make plans to attend the April 9th 2011 Shoreline Voter Rally! ALL mayoral and District 7 council candidates will be there. By working together, we can become an extremely important group of residents to city leaders and get our issues addressed.
Video Transcript:
Let me ask you a question. Do you like barbecue? In a minute, I’m going to show you how to protect your shoreline property while enjoying a fee barbecue dinner at the same time.
But first let me ask you a couple more questions. How much property tax do you pay each year? Do you feel that you’re getting your money’s worth? Do you feel like the City of Fort Worth cares about you, your property, or the lake? Are you happy with what’s going on with the dredging, the roads, sewer and water, eminent domain, or park conditions? Are you on a lease and are worried about whether you will get the chance to buy your property? Do you worry about what they city is going to do next around the lake?
If you do, then you are not alone. I believe that there is widespread discontent around the shoreline with paying high taxes and getting very little in return. The good news is that if you and I and everyone else on the shoreline work as a team, we can change everything.
So how do we do this? You have to understand that all issues lead to one place and one place only - Fort Worth City Council. If we have a supportive councilman and a supportive mayor, then we can solve all of these issues. Without this support, we are dead in the water.
So how do we get support? We have to show that we are an active, vibrant block of voters who play as a team. You’re on the team, I’m on the team, everyone on the shoreline is on the team. If we want to “win the game,” that is we want to get these problems solved, then we have to score points. So how do we score points? We vote. Every vote is a point. And believe me, every elected official on the Fort Worth City Council counts points.
Now, do we all need to vote for the same candidate - not necessarily. You see if you vote for one candidate, we get a point. If I vote for the other candidate we get another point. Even though we voted for two different candidates, we get two points.
You see, at the end of this election, people are going to count up our points. They won’t know who we voted for, but they will know that we voted. If we have a lot of points, that is we have a lot of voter to show up to vote, then we will become extremely important and we will get our issues addressed.
I cannot overemphasize that this IS the game. You can write letters to your councilman until your pen runs dry. You can email the mayor until your fingers fall off. You can storm city hall and make speeches until you are blue and hoarse. You can carry picket signs until the soles of your shoes wear out. But none of that has even a fraction of the power of your one vote.
You see, city elections are different than any other election. Very few people vote in the city election. Those that do vote show that they are serious about their issues. At the end of the election, elected officials know every person that voted and more importantly, they know why they voted. If we all play as a team and we all vote, we will change the game.
So what do we do now? I’ve got two very good pieces of news for you. The first is that the hard work has been done. The second is that there is free Barbecue in your future. On Saturday, April 9th at 11:30AM, there will be a shoreline voter rally with free barbecue for everyone. All mayor candidates and all city council candidates will be there. You heard me correctly. All the candidates will be there. So why are we so important that all the candidates would show up? Because they know we are now playing as a team and they know we are now playing to win. By playing as a team, you and I have suddenly become very important.
All four neighborhood associations on the shoreline are working together on this. It is that important. We now have the upper hand and the entire city is watching you and me. If we work together, we will win. Right now, the team needs you, the lake needs you, and if you care about your property at all, you will be at that rally. Plan to be at Grace Baptist Church (at Las Vegas Trail and 820) at 11:30AM on Saturday, April 9th. I cannot overemphasize how important your one vote is. You need to be there. Put this on your calendar right now.
We’re in this together.
I’m Michael Dallas
Lost & Found - Pets, Boats, and Stuff
Lost & Found On Lake Worth:
If you have lost or found a dog, cat, boat, or other item, please use Craigslist to either post (if you found something) or seach posts (if you lost something). Here's the link to the Fort Worth Lost & Found section of Craigslist:
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/laf/
Instructions - If you lost something:
Click the link above. On Craigslist, simply type in the key word(s) that you are looking for in the "Search for:" box. Then the "Search" button. You may try searching "Lake Worth", "Dog", "Cat", or whatever you lost.
Instructions - If you found something:
Click on the link above.
In the upper right corner of Craigslist, click the "Post" button.
On the next screen, click "Lost & Found." (Do not click "Pets." That is for the sale of pets - not found pets.)
Click "Fort Worth."
Fill in the form:
Title: (whatever it is your found "Small Brown Dog," "Big White Cat," etc.
Location: Please use "Lake Worth" if you found it around the lake.
Description: Type in a description of the item you found. It may also help to put in where and when you found it. Also put in any requirements that you may have such as "I found a widget. Please call me with a description of the widget and where you might have left it."
Email: You will need to type in your email address twice. I suggest that you leave the button "anonymize" selected. This will allow you to get emails from respondents without having your actual email posted.
If you wish, you can post photos of the item you found.
Click "Continue"
Click "Continue"
Click "ACCEPT the Terms of Use"
Enter the words that you see into the box. Include the spaces and symbols and make sure to capitalize letters when necessary.
Go to your email address and open the email sent to you by Craigslist.
In the email, click on the link.
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ftw/laf/
Instructions - If you lost something:
Click the link above. On Craigslist, simply type in the key word(s) that you are looking for in the "Search for:" box. Then the "Search" button. You may try searching "Lake Worth", "Dog", "Cat", or whatever you lost.
Instructions - If you found something:
Click on the link above.
In the upper right corner of Craigslist, click the "Post" button.
On the next screen, click "Lost & Found." (Do not click "Pets." That is for the sale of pets - not found pets.)
Click "Fort Worth."
Fill in the form:
Title: (whatever it is your found "Small Brown Dog," "Big White Cat," etc.
Location: Please use "Lake Worth" if you found it around the lake.
Description: Type in a description of the item you found. It may also help to put in where and when you found it. Also put in any requirements that you may have such as "I found a widget. Please call me with a description of the widget and where you might have left it."
Email: You will need to type in your email address twice. I suggest that you leave the button "anonymize" selected. This will allow you to get emails from respondents without having your actual email posted.
If you wish, you can post photos of the item you found.
Click "Continue"
Click "Continue"
Click "ACCEPT the Terms of Use"
Enter the words that you see into the box. Include the spaces and symbols and make sure to capitalize letters when necessary.
Go to your email address and open the email sent to you by Craigslist.
In the email, click on the link.
On the page (that pops up), click "Publish."
Whenever you want to delete your posting, go back into this same email, click the link and then click "Delete."
Whenever you want to delete your posting, go back into this same email, click the link and then click "Delete."
Dock Ordinance Status And Videos of the January 4th Council Meeting (on Docks)
May 14th, 2011 is the day that we change everything!
Video Edit - Part 1 of
Dock Ordinance Portion of City Council Meeting 1/4/2011
Approved Zoning Ordinance by Zoning Commission 12/8/2010
Changes Made by Councilman Burdette 12/28/2010
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=1gg9PoBMtC5Mln5eTa-devyHT5FGDbgVqRPpKUOiWiiezK8BE2ReF9t519RIM&hl=en---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Last Four Videos on Lake Worth Dock Ordinance
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January 4th, 2011 Meeting Notice
http://scenicshores.blogspot.com/2010/12/final-critical-meeting-be-there.html
December 8, 2010 Meeting Notice
http://scenicshores.blogspot.com/2010/11/critical-meeting-be-there-december-8th.html
November 9, 2010 - Contact Your Elected Officialshttp://scenicshores.blogspot.com/2010/11/dock-ordinance-saga-update-11092010.html
October 19, 2010 - What's Wrong with This Ordinance
http://scenicshores.blogspot.com/2010/10/dock-ordinance-survey.html
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