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Subscribe to The The Sunday Sun, March 24, 2019 7B Continued from 6B able plus cost of delivery) for itation process. to Williamson County. PENDENT ADMINISTRA- Power lift and recline Bobcat Skidsteer & The Caring Place is hir- each set of documents at the Any bonds that may be re- The designated Purchasing TION AND LETTERS OF chair, leather, like new. Drainage problems? I ing a Part-time Driver/Re- office of Jones-Heroy & As- quired for this solicitation will Agent for this RFQ is Johnny ADMINISTRATION AND DE- Raises to help you stand can help. 36 years of ex- tail Associate, 20 hrs/ sociates. Checks should be be specified in the solicitation Grimaldo, CPPB, Purchasing TERMINATION OF HEIR- or fully reclines. Orig. Legal Notices made payable to Jones-He- documents. Specialist III, under the di- SHIP of the said estate and perience. 512-864-5021 week including Saturdays $1900, $850 OBO 512- for the Second Helping, roy & Associates. No cash The Williamson County Com- rection of Randy Barker, Pur- requests that the said Court 869-9794 Miller’s Tree Service Al- will be accepted. An elec- missioners Court reserves chasing Agent for Williamson determine who are the heirs located at 3700 Williams tronic copy of the bidding the right to accept the lowest County, 512-943-1553. and only heirs of the said Jazzy chair for handicap most never underbid. Drive. To apply for this INVITATION TO BIDDERS Trimming, pruning, roof Sealed Bids, in duplicate, ad- documents may be obtained and/or best value Bid as Issued by order of the Wil- DIANE MARIE SCHWARTZ, person. Electric chair with position, please forward by prospective bidders upon deemed by the Court, or re- liamson County Commis- DECEASED, and their re- clearing, firewood, stump dressed to Williamson new batteries. $600. 512- your cover letter and re- request and at no charge. ject any and/or all Bids. sioners Court on 03.19.2019, spective shares and interest grinding, haul-off. Free County MUD No. 15, Atten- 818-2756. sume to tion Kristin Deloney, Presi- The Owner reserves the right The receipt of electronic re- Hon. Bill Gravell, County in such estate. estimates. Insured. 512- to reject any or all Bids and to sponses will be registered in Judge. Said application may be Ten (10) foot aluminum [email protected] dent, Board of Directors, will flat bottomed boat. No 869-1012. be received at the office of waive all defects and irregu- BidSync. The Time-Date CITATION BY heard at 10:00 o’clock a.m. or call 512-943-0743. Jones-Heroy & Associates, larities in bidding or bidding Stamp Clock located at the on or after the first Monday leaks $250 call 512-863- Yosef’s Tree Service & EOE PUBLICATION 5616. Inc., 13915 N. MoPac Expy, process except time of sub- Williamson County Purchas- THE STATE OF TEXAS next after the expiration of Landscape. Tree trimming Suite 408, Austin Texas, mitting a Bid. The Successful ing Department will serve as COUNTY OF WILLIAMSON ten days from the date of Large 4 wheel walker with Equipment Operators Bidder, if any, will be the re- the official clock for the pur- publication of this citation, at and removal, lot clearing, 78728, until 10:00 a.m. Local TO ALL PERSONS INTER- seat. Excellent condition. stump grinding, mulch, (trabajos en golf). The Time, April 9, 2019, and then sponsible Bidder which in the pose of verifying the date and ESTED IN THE ESTATE OF the Williamson County Jus- Board’s judgment will be time of receipt of paper re- tice Center in Georgetown, $75. 512-818-2756. flower beds, patios, re- Sun City Texas Commu- publicly opened and read for DIANE MARIE SCHWARTZ, nity Association is re- “Teravista Section 401 De- most advantageous to the sponses. Williamson County, Texas. Fully electric hospital bed taining walls. Insured. DECEASED, Cause No. 19- cruiting for full time Equip- tention Pond Slope Remedi- District and result in the best Respondent shall submit pric- 0293-CP4, in County Court at All persons interested in said with protected mattress. Free estimates. 254-563- ation” for Williamson County and most economical com- ing as specified in the solici- Law #4 of Williamson County, estate are hereby cited to ap- Excellent condition. 512- ment Operators (trabajos pletion of the Project. tation documents. Payment pear before said Honorable 3535. www.yoseftree MUD No. 15, WILLIAMSON 405 Martin Luther King 868-3534, leave voicemail service.com en golf) for immediate County, Texas” WILLIAMSON COUNTY will be made by the respon- Street, Georgetown, Texas Court on or before above if no answer. $45. hire. A starting hourly Scope of Work of the Con- MUD NO. 15 dents preferred method as 78626. mentioned time and place by filed with the Williamson filing a written answer con- Aaron Bros. wood picture Buddy’s Georgetown rate, plus paid vacation tract includes the following: PUBLIC NOTICE LYNAE STEVENS, Applicant mowing, tree trimming, and holidays, and insu- Remove dirt and rock from County Auditor’s Office, pro- testing such application frame. Outside meas. WILLIAMSON COUNTY in the above numbered and haul off. Free estimates. slope failure and replace with Request for Qualifications vided that respondent’s pre- entitled estate, filed on the should they desire to do so. 21”x25”; inside 16”x20”. rance is available. Equip- reinforced soil, geogrid, and Bid Number: 1903-301 ferred method of payment is 19th day of March, 2019 an If this citation is not served New. $15.00. 512-864- 512-508-6555. ment Operators will work strip drains. a form of payment acceptable within 90 days after the date 0377. on one of our three golf Bid Title: CR 258 from US APPLICATION FOR INDE- The Wright Lawn Care. Bids received after the clos- 183 to Sunset Ridge of its issuance, it shall be re- courses with to duties in- turned unserved. Wanted LP Records. Complete Lawn Care Ex- ing time will be returned un- The Williamson County Com- Starting a collection - clude but are not limited opened. A pre-bid conference missioners Court invites the Issued and given under my clusively for Sun City hand and seal of office at Jazz, Rock, R&B 60’s to line trimming, mowing, will be held on April 1, 2019, submission of Sealed Qual- through 90’s 512-869- Residents. Hire A Vete- at 2:00p.m. Local Time, at ifications for: Georgetown, Texas, this the handling chemicals and 19th day of March, 2019. 9065 ran. Call Lee at 512-914- the office of Jones-Heroy & Professional Services- Engi- 5703 general labor duties. Associates. neering Services for CR 258 Nancy E. Rister Fountain Pens wanted. Work is outdoors, year Each Bid must be accompa- from US HWY 183 to Sunset Williamson County Clerk Waterman, Parker, 405 MLK Street, Box 14 Georgetown Tree & round, and on variable ter- nied by a Bid Bond or a certi- Ridge Sheaffer, etc. Sun City Lawn Service, trimming, rain. Valid driver’s license fied or cashier’s check, ac- Georgetown, Texas 78626 Sealed Qualifications, will be user will give your un- pruning, roof clearing, re- and clean driving record ceptable to the Owner, in an publicly opened and read At Georgetown, Texas By: /s/Kathleen Klingelberger, Deputy used, forgotten pens a moval, lot clearing, & fire- required for operating amount not less than five per- aloud in the Williamson good home. Cash! Burton cent (5%) of the total amount Applicant’s Attorney: wood. 512-869-1012. company equipment. A County Purchasing Office lo- 512-868-1515. Bid, as a guarantee that the cated at 100 Wilco Way, NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY Kelly Sundberg background check will be 407 West Liberty Ave. successful bidder will enter Suite P101, Georgetown, POLICY AS TO STUDENTS Framed Van Gogh and Pi- performed. Good attitude into the Contract and execute Texas 78626 on 04.17.19 at Round Rock, TX 78664 casso Reproductions, Building Trades the Bonds on the forms pro- and strong work ethic are 3:00PM. All sealed proposals Southwestern University’s recruit- Make an offer. Barbara strongly desired. The Sun vided, and provide the re- must be received on or be- Holmsley 512-240-5788 quired insurance certificates fore the stated opening date ment and admission of students, Elder’s Paint Contract- City Texas Community within seven (7) days after and time. ing Custom residential Association is an equal the date Contract Documents Solicitation documents can awarding of financial aid and oper- Announcements Garage Sales painting. Pressure wash- opportunity employer. Ap- are received by the Contrac- be viewed by visiting the Wil- ing & carpentry available. plicants are considered tor. liamson County BidSync Por- ation of programs and facilities are for positions without re- Copies of the bidding docu- tal at www.bidsync.com or by Newsprint end rolls for 4004 Sequoia Trl. West Jerry Elder, 512-563- ments are on file at the office visiting the Williamson without regard to sex, race, color, sale! Useful for moving, Sat. 3/30, 8am-12noon. 9063. gard to veteran status, of Jones-Heroy & Associates. County Purchasing website art projects, crawfish Furniture and lots of stuff! uniformed service mem- Bidding documents may be at http://www.wilco.org/de- religion, age, disability, national or boils and much more - ber status, race, religion, examined at the above loca- partments/purchasing and use your creativity! $0.60/ Garage sale: China cab- Handyman ethnic origin, sexual orientation, inet and baby furniture, 4- sex, national origin, age, tion or may be obtained by selecting the link register for lb. Williamson County physical or mental dis- prospective bidders or sup- seat boat. 441 Moulins Services bids.
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