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Frisco Online Article
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Frisco Links of Interest
- Frisco Chamber of Commerce
- Frisco Chamber Business Listings
- Frisco Demographics
- Frisco Post Office
- City of Frisco, Texas
- Frisco Fire Department
- City of Frisco Interactive Map
- Frisco Fun
- Frisco Realtor, Dale Corbett
- Frisco Homes
- Frisco Texas Visitor Center (Business)
- Frisco Economic Development Corporation
- Frisco ISD - Frisco Independent School District
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Churches in Frisco
Celebration Covenant Church (CCC)
Pastors Keith & Sheila Kraft
8500 Teel Pkwy
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 387-9833
Nondenominational
Community Christian Fellowship
Pastor John P. Webb
2660 Main Street
Frisco, TX 75034
(469) 252-0583
Nondenominational
Compass Christian Church
8821 3rd Street
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 546-0396
Christian Church
Fellowship of Frisco
Pastor Mel Cure
4659 Coit Road
Frisco, TX 75035
(972) 335-1700
Nondenominational
First Baptist Church Frisco
Dr. Chuck Martin
7901 Main Street
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 335-9830
Baptist Church
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
8000 El Dorado Pkwy.
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 712-2645
Catholic Church
Stonebriar Community Church
4801 Legendary Drive
Frisco, TX 75034
(469) 252-5200
Nondenominational
Pastors Keith & Sheila Kraft
8500 Teel Pkwy
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 387-9833
Nondenominational
Community Christian Fellowship
Pastor John P. Webb
2660 Main Street
Frisco, TX 75034
(469) 252-0583
Nondenominational
Compass Christian Church
8821 3rd Street
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 546-0396
Christian Church
Fellowship of Frisco
Pastor Mel Cure
4659 Coit Road
Frisco, TX 75035
(972) 335-1700
Nondenominational
First Baptist Church Frisco
Dr. Chuck Martin
7901 Main Street
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 335-9830
Baptist Church
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church
8000 El Dorado Pkwy.
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 712-2645
Catholic Church
Stonebriar Community Church
4801 Legendary Drive
Frisco, TX 75034
(469) 252-5200
Nondenominational
Frisco City Council Run-Off Election
Breaking News: Cheney & Prince win seats in Frisco City Council
"Jeff Cheney won Place 2 in Saturday’s runoff election in Frisco. His 1,433 votes amounted to 57.34 percent of the total. This gave him a victory over his opponent, Fred Pascarelli, who received 42.66 percent of the votes with 1,066.David Prince was the victor for Place 4 with 66.35 percent. His 1,656 votes defeated Chris Moss, who received 840 votes for 33.65 percent. Prince described his reaction when he realized he had won the runoff election."
"Jeff Cheney won Place 2 in Saturday’s runoff election in Frisco. His 1,433 votes amounted to 57.34 percent of the total. This gave him a victory over his opponent, Fred Pascarelli, who received 42.66 percent of the votes with 1,066.David Prince was the victor for Place 4 with 66.35 percent. His 1,656 votes defeated Chris Moss, who received 840 votes for 33.65 percent. Prince described his reaction when he realized he had won the runoff election."
Frisco approves a modified water Stage 3 Water Restrictions.
Glory, glory halleluiah! This just in! the City of Frisco has taken down those oppressive Stage 3 water restriction signs. As of June 6, 2007, The City Council modified its Stage 3 water restrictions to allow residents to water landscape twice a week.
Free at last! Free at last! Free from the vice grip of the City of Frisco! No more tickets for washing our cars, no more citations for watering our pots on Thursdays. Water can once again flow through the concrete alleys, and broken sprinklers can splatter into te streets. This is, after all, America.
Not so fast. It seems the powers that be are still holding the reins. "Effective July 1, 2007, the watering schedule will move from one day a week totwo days a week, based on address. Residents with street addresses ending in evennumbers can water on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Residents with street addressesending in odd numbers should water on Thursdays and Sundays. All non-residentialcustomers can water on Mondays and Fridays (see page 2). Modified Stage 3 time-of dayrestrictions remain the same, banning watering between the hours of 5 a.m. and 8a.m., and between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m."
Bla, bla bla ... I'm surprised they haven't voted to impose a curfew for adults, seeing how controlling the city council is. Give us a break. The golf course is flooded out! There is water everywhere! Why on earth would you limit water usage? We are Americans! We can monitor our own usage, thank you.
While FRISCO is allowing us to water twice a week, it is also offering residents a one time, $100 rebate if they install an irrigation device, known as an ‘ET’ controller, which is designed to save water – and money. Gee willikers.
"Effective immediately residents can wash vehicles with a hand held hose and a
spay nozzle. " Golly gee. I was thinking of using a bucket and a sponge. I'm also using some windex from the dollar store. Hope I don't get a ticket!
"The council’s decision to modify Stage 3 rules was based on, improved drought
conditions, a recommendation from the Public Works Department and a confidence that
water conservation has become a way of life for Frisco citizens."
Frisco, you're not even giving your residents a chance to take responsibility. You're too busy imposing restrictions.
~Jenna Ryan
Frisco Resident
Free at last! Free at last! Free from the vice grip of the City of Frisco! No more tickets for washing our cars, no more citations for watering our pots on Thursdays. Water can once again flow through the concrete alleys, and broken sprinklers can splatter into te streets. This is, after all, America.
Not so fast. It seems the powers that be are still holding the reins. "Effective July 1, 2007, the watering schedule will move from one day a week totwo days a week, based on address. Residents with street addresses ending in evennumbers can water on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Residents with street addressesending in odd numbers should water on Thursdays and Sundays. All non-residentialcustomers can water on Mondays and Fridays (see page 2). Modified Stage 3 time-of dayrestrictions remain the same, banning watering between the hours of 5 a.m. and 8a.m., and between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m."
Bla, bla bla ... I'm surprised they haven't voted to impose a curfew for adults, seeing how controlling the city council is. Give us a break. The golf course is flooded out! There is water everywhere! Why on earth would you limit water usage? We are Americans! We can monitor our own usage, thank you.
While FRISCO is allowing us to water twice a week, it is also offering residents a one time, $100 rebate if they install an irrigation device, known as an ‘ET’ controller, which is designed to save water – and money. Gee willikers.
"Effective immediately residents can wash vehicles with a hand held hose and a
spay nozzle. " Golly gee. I was thinking of using a bucket and a sponge. I'm also using some windex from the dollar store. Hope I don't get a ticket!
"The council’s decision to modify Stage 3 rules was based on, improved drought
conditions, a recommendation from the Public Works Department and a confidence that
water conservation has become a way of life for Frisco citizens."
Frisco, you're not even giving your residents a chance to take responsibility. You're too busy imposing restrictions.
~Jenna Ryan
Frisco Resident
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