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Voters’ Guide

General Election

Non Partisan and Unbiased

November 5, 2019

Greater Fort Bend County Created by the write idea INDEX

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State Representative District 28 Special Election 6-7

Missouri City City Council District A City Council Member 8

Missouri City City Council District B City Council Member 9

Missouri City City Council District C City Council Member 10

Missouri City City Council District D City Council Member 11

State of Texas Constitutional Amendments Ten Propositions 13

Fort Bend County Bond Proposal One proposition 14

City of Sugar Land Bond Referendum Four propositions 14

City of Houston Mayor & Council For Houston/Fort Bend Cty. 16-17

City of Houston City Controller 17

Other Ballot Issues Metropolitan Transit Various Propositions 18 Authority of Harris County FB M.U.D. 23 - FB M.U.D. 24 - FB M.U.D. 47 FB M.U.D. 162, Various Propositions & 19 Grand Lakes M.U.D. 4 - Mayoral Election Willow Creek Farms M.U.D. Weston Lakes - Mayor Early Voting Polling 21 Locations Election Day Polling 22-23 Locations

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Important dates for the November 5 Election

Early voting Monday, October 21 - Friday, November 1. Early voting locations and hours are listed at the back of this guide.

The General Election will take place on Tuesday, November 5, 2019.

A wealth of information can be found on the Fort Bend County Elections Website.

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Candidate entries are color coded - Red for Republican and Blue for Democrat. City Council/Mayoral Elections are non-partisan in Fort Bend County. General Voter Information Voter ID All voters will be asked to show one of the forms of photo identification at the polling location before the voter will be permitted to cast a vote. If a voter does not present proper identification, the voter will still be permitted to vote provisionally. The voter will have six (6) days to present proper identification to the county voter registrar for the voter's ballot to be accepted. Voters who do not possess and cannot reasonably obtain one of the forms of acceptable photo identification listed below, may present a supporting form of identification and execute a Reasonable Impediment Declaration.

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Voting By Mail

When voting by mail, you generally do not have to provide a photo ID. Registered voters over the age of 65 and those voters claiming a disability are eligible to vote by mail.

Your request must state the address at which you are registered to vote, one of the stated conditions for requesting a ballot, the address to which you want the ballot mailed, and your signature. If the ballot is not to be mailed outside the County and not to the address at which you are registered, you must give an explanation as to the address such as nursing home, hospital, etc.

For more information about voting by mail, please contact the Office of Elections Administration at 281-341-8670 or at [email protected].

iF You request a mail ballot for one election, you will automatically receive ballots for all elections in that calendar year!

You must make a new request every year

You do not have to vote on every position on the ballot. Your votes count even if you skip some races. Important Dates!

Don’t take a chance that you may have something urgent arise on November 5: a sick child, bad weather, an emergency at work......

Take advantage of Texas Early Voting.

Last Day to Register to Vote for the November 5 was Monday, Oct. 7, 2019 Vote Early: Monday, October 21 - Friday, November 1, 2019 Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail - (Received, not Postmarked): Friday, October 25, 2019 Last day to Receive Ballot by Mail: Tuesday, November 5, 2019 (election day)

See the Complete List of Polling Locations at the back of this Guide! 6 Special Election State Rep - District 28 Special Election State Rep - District 28

The duties of the legislature include: consideration of proposed laws and resolutions, consideration of proposed constitutional amendments for submission to the voters, and appropriation of all funds for the operation of state government. All bills for raising revenue considered by the legislature must originate in the house of representatives. Two -year term.

Anna Allred Anesthesiologist Native Texan - Conservative Republican candidate. She will address the issues and concerns that impact the health, welfare, safety and lives of all Texans. Active in her community, she has focused on serving in the area of disaster response. Dr. Allred has walked the halls of the Texas Capitol bringing her passion, knowledge and experience to issues facing medicine, health care and patient safety in Texas. Dr. Allred wants to be a voice for Texas families and patients as health care issues continue to be debated and legislation passed that impacts patient’s medical care. Dr. Allred volunteers to serve people in need around the world.

Clinton D. Purnell Global Logistics and Trade Compliance Manager

Fort Bend County resident for over 30 years. He pledges to bring the same amount of work and dedication to public office as he does to his every day work life. He will work for your best interest as a member of his conservative community.

Sarah Laningham Small Business Owner

Laningham believes we need more conservatives in the House to pass property tax reform, to stop tax hikes and get property taxes under control. She believes traditional family values should be upheld and honored in law as the most important institution in society. Border security is an urgent priority. She believes in lowering property taxes, ending tax-payer funded subsidies for illegal immigrants & protecting women’s and children’s privacy howdy@ in public restrooms. Property tax increases have been unbearable over the sarahlaningham.com last few years & she supports legislation that triggers a local election if property taxes rise more than 6 percent. Gary Gates Business Owner Gates started by driving trucks but soon found his talent was in buying, renovating and renting homes and apartments. Starting with a single rental home, Gary built the business to 500 employees. Gary thinks long term. He rarely sells his investments. Many of Gary’s employees have been with him more than 30 years. He has provided steady employment for hundreds and he takes on the most difficult tasks and succeeds. Gary believes that his success requires him to give back at a higher level. Gary is the perfect person to show how government can work better. Gary, his wife Melissa and their children attend Grace Community Bible Church. 7 Special Election State Rep - District 28

Tricia Krenek Attorney - Business Owner

Experience. Trust. Results. Tricia is a lifelong Texan, community leader and conservative business owner running to represent District 28 in the Texas House of Representatives. As our state representative, Tricia will fight to: • Improve Local Flood Control • Cut Local Property Taxes • Improve Local Public Schools and triciakrenek@ Teacher Pay • Secure the Border • Protect Constitutional Rights and Family gmail.com Values. Tricia Krenek has the experience to get results for our community!

Elizabeth “Eliz” Markowitz Instructor, Corporate Trainer, and Author

Native Texan. Raised in Sugar Land. I believe we deserve a state that provides healthcare to all Texans, regardless of income level or ethnicity. We deserve a public education system that provides high-quality education to all Texans, regardless of race or zip code. We deserve a society where we can send our children to school without fear. And we deserve a state that eliz@ fights for its citizens in times of crisis, rather than withholding emergency eliz4tx.com funding for arbitrary reasons. Texans deserve better and, together, we will achieve these goals! You can read about my platform on my website.

Gary J. Hale Business Owner - Government Security Related/Veteran

Hale, a Texas native, is a policy expert and policy maker who completed a thirty-seven year career within the U.S federal government and specializes in Mexican and United States national and border security issues. He speaks English, Spanish, German and beginner level Arabic. Hale is a retired DEA Intelligence Officer operating on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border and garyhalefortx28@ has authored numerous publications regarding U.S. and Mexico security gmail.com issues. His work has helped form an understanding of the capacity of the human smuggling networks that pass migrants from Central America through Mexico and into the United States.

VOTE for Clinton Purnell 8 Missouri City City Council - District A Missouri City City Council - District B

Two-year terms. The Mayor and City Council for Missouri City are responsible for policy functions under provisions of the “Home Rule Charter” of the City of Missouri City. www.missouricitytx.gov

Reginald Pearson-I Specialty Food Buyer-In office since 2018

Pearson, a resident for over 25 years, was appointed by City Council to fill the vacant District A council seat in November 2018. His children are all products of FBISD. He attended TSU majoring in Political Science. His work has allowed him to travel both domestically and internationally where he has seen how other “bedroom” cities that balanced that designation with economic development and growth. Pearson has been an involved community volunteer for decades and is currently a member of the following pearsoncampaign4 Committees: Livable Community, High Performance Organization, [email protected] Community Development Advisory and the Public Safety and Technology Committee.

Cheryl Sterling Retired Educator

Sterling is a former college administrator with vast leadership experience serving the community. Cheryl is a 26-year Missouri City resident. She is ready to work for the residents of District-A in collaboration with Missouri City leadership. Sterling wants to be a driving force in making sure that Missouri City gets a fair share of econmic growth. She would like to bring a town center to the city. cherylsterling2019@ gmail.com

Tuesdays - Wine Bottle Specials - $25.00 Live music on the patio every Saturday. A Dish For Everyone Offering Vegan and Gluten-Free Items!

Check out our spectacular menu made with only the freshest ingredients and love!

Every Wednesday is Off the Vine Bistro, 2865 Dulles Ave, Missouri City Wine Wednesday at the Bistro. 281-242-4186 www.offthevinebistro.com House wines are $3.00 and we offer special discounts on bottle purchases. 9 Missouri City City Council - District B

Two-year terms. The Mayor and City Council for Missouri City are responsible for policy functions under provisions of the “Home Rule Charter” of the City of Missouri City. www.missouricitytx.gov

Jeffrey L. Boney - I Business Entrepreneur-Self Employed/In office since 2017

A resident for almost 20 years, Boney and his wife are raising three children, while running a successful business headquartered here. Boney is the past president of the Quail Green Home-owners’ Association and has served on the MC Community Development Advisory Committee. Jeffrey has a Bachelor’s of Business Administration (TSU) and an Honorary Doctorate in Organizational Leadership (Juliana King University). He has served as campaign@ an Adjunct Professor, in the school of Business Administration at HCC boneyfordistrictB. and serves as Associate Editor and journalist for Houston Forward Times com newspaper. Jeffrey serves as the host of his own radio show.

JaPaula Kemp Attorney - Self employed

A resident since 2006, Kemp will advocate for the citizens of District B. She believes that any governing body or elected official owes a duty to their citizens and respective constituents to be transparent in government; residents should be safe in their community and they should be assured that Council is being fiscally responsible. She vows to lead with integrity and will work zealously on council to improve the quality of life for Missouri City [email protected] residents. Kemp, a practicing attorney for more than 15 years, would focus on transparency in government, safety within District B, fiscal responsibility and intuitive planning and development.

Bilingual Interpreters Needed

The Elections office is in need of Spanish bilingual election personnel to serve as interpreters in performing an official duty in connection with elections in city, school, county, state and federal elections.

General eligibility and duties to serve as interpreter as permitted in the Texas Election Code are as follows:

Must be a registered voter of the county. May accompany the voter to the voting station for the purpose of translating the ballot to the voter. Available to work during early voting by personal appearance at various locations throughout the county. Available to work on Election Day from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM at a polling place. A person cannot hold an elected office or be a candidate for public office on Election Day; cannot be an employee or relative of a candidate or office holder.

For more information, visit: www.fortbendcountytx.gov. Click on ‘Elections’ and read the menu on the left hand side. 10 Missouri City City Council - District C

Two-year terms. The Mayor and City Council for Missouri City are responsible for policy functions under provisions of the “Home Rule Charter” of the City of Missouri City. www.missouricitytx.gov

Anthony Maroulis-I Health Care Industry- In office since 2015 20+ year resident. Married/two children. Graduate UH - Electrical Engineering, with a degree in Biomedical Electronics Technology. Maroulis has a history of being involved in MC: City, Schools and HOA. (Former Parks Board, Bond Comm., Police Chief Selection Comm., MC Police TCLEOSE Advisory Board, graduate of Citizens Police and Fire Academy and more.) maroulis4mocity@ He is committed to being an advocate for all MC citizens. Maroulis is gmail.com focused on citizen safety and economic prosperity, his priorities include economic development, infrastructure, Police and Fire, city employees, beautification and partnerships.

Raj Joseph College Lecturer Resident 7 years – MA in Computer Science - Father of four-Active in schools. Joseph’s priorities are: family, safety, cleanliness and vibrancy. Giving incentives to entrepreneurs is one of the best ways to bring their new innovations to our neighborhoods. We must also look closely at startup companies. We must upgrade our parks and recreation areas: new attractions such as bike trails and amusement activities in our parks are important. Family is the nucleus of any community. We need cultural events to attract josephforcouncil@ various cultures and programs such as family wellness, kids’ and teenagers’ gmail.com wellness to bring people in.

Steve Okoroha Attorney Missouri City native. Active at Lone Star Legal Aid (Poverty Law Attorney) & Pan-African Legal Services (Immigration Attorney). I want a sustainable environment for the next generation of MC residents. I will advocate for developing resources to improve the local economy. I understand the challenges that many working families face. I’m running to keep this great city flourishing. We need access to good jobs because our city needs strong economic ties to build its workforce development, a healthy environment info@ where children can thrive, a liveable place no one wants to ever leave, steveoformocity.com increased safety along our parks, & beautification of our civic centers.

S.A.M. Chatriwala Consultant in Petroleum Engineering

Lifelong Texan. B.S.-Engineering & Natural Gas Engineering-TX A&M. Director of FCLID-14: Overseeing flood protection for all residents, implementing higher quality service at lower costs with a reduction of LID tax. Member of the County Judge K.P. George’s Transition Team. Priorities: Ensure transparency and conduct third-party auditing; attempt to reduce sam@ Missouri City’s tax rate; provide tax relief to seniors by capping the property schatriwala.com tax rate; centers to attract visitors; encourage team-building measures among the elected council members to work toward the common goal to serve as a united body; and promote diverse representation and inclusivity. 11 Missouri City City Council - District D

Two-year terms. The Mayor and City Council for Missouri City are responsible for policy functions under provisions of the “Home Rule Charter” of the City of Missouri City. www.missouricitytx.gov

Floyd Emery-I Retired - Oil & Gas Industry - Elected 2011

45-year resident. We must continue to solicit investors with a target towards professional buildings; high-end retail/restaurants; and continue to examine how to incentivize & attract more small-business entrepreneurs as well as assist those currently here. Top priorities: Public safety (competitive salary and benefits, build staff & equipment); support our Council/Manager form of city government and advance Economic Development through build-out of commercial business parks and retail centers (development & redevelopment), utilizing ‘best land use’ practices for Fort Bend Toll Road frontage, including retail and professional office buildings.

Cindy Forney Business Owner

25+ year resident. Wife, mom, HOA Board President. Fornie’s priorities include responsible growth emphasizing commercial development, safety, keeping taxes low. She wants a city where residents can live, work and shop in their own community. She is committed to transparency and accountability. MC needs local restaurants/shopping, entertainment centers (town centers, parks, museums, etc.) and safe roads. Families should be able to receive adequate medical treatment or attend a free outdoor event locally. Economic Development ensuring citizen participation with an emphasis on drainage, infrastructure and maintaining the character of existing communities. ANNOUNCING ADL SOUTHWEST'S INAUGURAL WALK AGAINST HATE ADL Walk Against Hate events have been successfully uniting communities in Philadelphia, Las Vegas and San Diego since 2010. Houston will celebrate our inaugural Walk Against Hate, bringing the entire community together to promote diversity and celebrate the values of respect and inclusion. The event will bring together business and non- profit communities, students and educators, families and all others who want to publicly unite to stand up to hate.

Join us on Sunday November 17, 2019 as we take a step in the right direction – together. Registration and check-in: 8 a.m.

Learn more or register HERE. 13 Texas Constitutional Amendments

There are ten state constitutional amendments on the ballot, approved by the Legislature during this year’s session. Constitutional amendments required the support of two-thirds of the Texas House and Senate, followed by a majority of the voters.

Since Texas’ constitution was adopted in 1876, 498 amendments have been added, while voters have turned down 179.

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Your ballot will still count should you vote for or against only some of the following propositions.

STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 1 STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 6

“The constitutional amendment permitting a person to hold “The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature to more than one office as a municipal judge at the same time.” increase by $3 billion the maximum bond amount authorized for the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.” STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 2 STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 7 “The constitutional amendment providing for the issuance of additional general obligation bonds by the Texas Water “The constitutional amendment allowing increased Development Board in an amount not to exceed $200 distributions to the available school fund.” million to provide financial assistance for the development of certain projects in economically distressed areas.” STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 8

STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 3 “The constitutional amendment providing for the creation of the flood infrastructure fund to assist in the financing of “The constitutional amendment authorizing the legislature drainage, flood mitigation, and flood control projects.” to provide for a temporary exemption from ad valorem taxation of a portion of the appraised value of certain STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 9 property damaged by a disaster.” “The constitutional amendment authorizing the STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 4 legislature to exempt from ad valorem taxation precious metal held in a precious metal depository located in this “The constitutional amendment prohibiting the imposition of an individual income tax, including a tax on an individual’s state.” share of partnership and unincorporated association income.” STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 10 STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 5 “The constitutional amendment to allow the transfer “The constitutional amendment dedicating the revenue of a law enforcement animal to a qualified caretaker in received from the existing state sales and use taxes that are certain circumstances.” imposed on sporting goods to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and the Texas Historical Commission to protect Texas’ natural areas, water quality, and history by acquiring, managing, and improving state and local parks and historic sites while not increasing the rate of the state sales and use taxes.” 14 Fort Bend County Bond Proposal

This measure will appear on every Fort Bend County Ballot

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FORT BEND COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT BOND PROPOSITION A (FLOOD MITIGATION)

THE ISSUANCE OF $83,000,000 FORT BEND COUNTY DRAINAGE DISTRICT BONDS FOR FLOOD CONTROL AND THE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF

City of Sugar Land Special Election

The following will appear on every City of Sugar Land Precinct Ballot

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Your ballot will still count should you vote for or against only some of the following propositions.

CITY OF SUGAR LAND SPECIAL ELECTION CITY OF SUGAR LAND - PROPOSITION C PROPOSITION A THE ISSUANCE OF $ 10,260,000 BONDS FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $ 47,600,000 BONDS FOR STREETS AND RELATED DRAINAGE INCLUD- DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS AND THE LEVYING OF ING TRAFFIC EQUIPMENT, SIGNALIZATION AND A TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF STREET LIGHTING AND THE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF

CITY OF SUGAR LAND - PROPOSITION B CITY OF SUGAR LAND -PROPOSITION D

THE ISSUANCE OF $ 26,300,000 BONDS FOR PUBLIC THE ISSUANCE OF $ 6,600,000 BONDS FOR ANIMAL SAFETY FACILITIES INCLUDING EMERGENCY SHELTER AND CONTROL FACILITIES AND THE OPERATIONS CENTER/PUBLIC SAFETY DISPATCH LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF BUILDING AND THE PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING FACILITY - PHASE TWO AND THE LEVYING OF A TAX IN PAYMENT THEREOF Learn more about Child Advocates of Fort Bend by visiting: www.cafb.org 16 Houston City Elections

If you reside in Houston, inside Fort County - (City of Houston City Limits) the following races will be on your ballot, as appropriate!

Click HERE to see what’s on YOUR specific ballot!

Vote for none or one in each race appearing on your ballot.

CITY OF HOUSTON GENERAL ELECTION City of Houston Council Member, City of Houston At-Large Position 1 Mayor Mike Knox Demetria Smith Georgia Provost Naoufal Houjami Raj Salhotra Victoria Romero Yolanda Navarro Flores Roy J. Vasquez Larry Blackmon Kendall Baker Derrick Broze City of Houston Council Member, Sue Lovell At-Large Position 2 Bill King Sylvester Turner David W. Robinson Tony Buzbee Willie R. Davis Dwight A. Boykins M. “Griff” Griffin Johnny “J.T.” Taylor Emily Muñoz Detoto Jim Honey

City of Houston Council Member, District F City of Houston Council Member, Tiffany D. Thomas At-Large Position 3 Jesus Zachary Zamora G. “John” Nguyen Jose Carlos Gonzalez Richard Nguyen Michael Kubosh Anthony Nelson Marcel McClinton Van Huynh Janaeya Carmouche Write-in

City of Houston Council Member, City of Houston Council Member, District K At-Large Position 4

Gerry Vander-Lyn Ericka McCrutcheon Martha Castex-Tatum Tiko Hausman Kim Sauke James “Joe” Joseph Jennifer Laney Nick Hellyar Bill Baldwin Jason Rowe Anthony Dolcefino Christel Bastida Javier Gonzalez Letitia Plummer 17 Houston City Elections - continued

City of Houston Council Member, At-Large Position 5

J. Brad Batteau Ralph “Rafa” Garcia Catherine Garcia Flowers Eric Dick Sonia Rivera Michelle Bonton Sallie Alcorn Ashton P. Woods Marvin McNeese, Jr.

City of Houston - City Controller

Orlando Sanchez Chris B. Brown

19901 SW Freeway, Suite 104 Sugar Land, TX 77479 Phone: 281 207-1259

8th Annual Reading Between the Wines, “Night with a Star” Featuring Henry Winkler, Emmy Award-Winning Actor, Author, Director & Producer

Friday, March 27, 2020 | 6:00 pm |Safari Texas Ranch Honorees: Arlene and Len Rolsen 18 Other Ballot Measures

The following ballot measures MAY or MAY NOT be on your precinct’s ballot. If you’ve not received mailers/flyers on the issue, you will not likely be voting on any!

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METROPOLITAN TRANSIT AUTHORITY FORT BEND COUNTY MUNICIPAL OF HARRIS COUNTY, UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 23 TEXAS SPECIAL ELECTION BOND ELECTION

PROPOSITION A Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, Texas Proposition A THE ISSUANCE OF $10,000,000 BONDS FOR ROADS AND THE LEVY OF TAXES, WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO In order to enhance mobility and ease traffic congestion RATE OR AMOUNT, IN PAYMENT OF THE BONDS within METRO’s territory and service area, with no resulting increase in the current rate of METRO’s sales FT. BEND MUD NO. 24 and use tax, authorization of METRO to issue bonds, notes and other obligations payable, in whole or in part, PROPOSITION A from 75% of METRO’s sales and use tax revenues in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $3,500,000,000, THE ISSUANCE OF $17,380,000 BONDS FOR ROADS for METRO’s transit authority system, including creation AND THE LEVY OF TAXES, WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO of “METRORapid” (a new bus rapid transit system), RATE OR AMOUNT, IN PAYMENT OF THE BONDS improvements to METRO’s regional express network of two-way high occupancy vehicle lanes and diamond FORT BEND COUNTY MUNICIPAL lanes,construction of a Phase III of METRORail and UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 47 related parking facilities, implementation of BOOST & Signature service and other METRO bus services, system BOND enhancements (including accessibility to bus stops for PROPOSITION A seniors, the disabled and others) and construction of new facilities, known collectively as the METRONext plan THE ISSUANCE OF $27 MILLION BONDS AND LEVY (which plan is more particularly described in Exhibit A OF TAXES ADEQUATE TO PROVIDE FOR PAYMENT of METRO Resolution No. 2019-71), approval of such OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON THE BONDS FOR plan and the construction of a Phase III of METRO’s rail THE CONSTRUCTION, REPAIR AND REPLACEMENT system for purposes of the City Charter of the City of OF WATER, SANITARY SEWER AND DRAINAGE Houston, and dedication of up to 25% of Metro’s sales and FACILITIES, AND THE REFUNDING OF UP TO $27 use tax revenues through September 30, 2040, to street MILLION OF ANY OUTSTANDING BONDS Improvements, mobility projects, and other facilities and services as authorized by law.

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FORT BEND COUNTY MUNICIPAL CITY OF WESTON LAKES GENERAL UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 162 BOND ELECTION ELECTION City of Weston Lakes - Mayor PROPOSITION A Ramona Neal THE ISSUANCE OF $70,000,000 BONDS FOR WATER, Mary Rose Zdunkewicz SANITARY SEWER, AND DRAINAGE AND STORM SEWER SYSTEMS AND THE LEVY OF TAXES, WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO RATE OR AMOUNT, IN PAYMENT OF THE BONDS

GRAND LAKES MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 4 BOND ELECTON

GRAND LAKES MUD NO. 4 PROPOSITION A

THE ISSUANCE OF $26,648,000 WATER, SANITARY SEWER, AND DRAINAGE FACILITIES BONDS AND THE LEVY OF TAXES, WITHOUT LIMIT AS TO RATE OR AMOUNT, IN PAYMENT OF THE BONDS BENEFITTING BBQ: 6:00pm - 9:00pm LIVE BAND: The Triumphs

WILLOW CREEK FARMS DRESS: Casual (Boots & Jeans) MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT Do your Christmas shopping at the FIRE FIGHTING PLAN, BIGGEST SILENT AUCTION IN CONTRACT, AND TAX ELECTION BEST IN THE WEST FORT BEND COUNTY! DINNER AND DANCE SILENT AUCTION, BID BOARD TICKETS: $75 & LIVE AUCTION PROPOSITION A TABLE FOR 10: $750 NOVEMBER 23, 2019 GEORGE RANCH ARENA SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE THE PLAN AND CONTRACT WITH THE CITY OF KATY, TEXAS TO PROVIDE FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES FOR Benefiting The Arc of Fort Bend County • For more information, please call 281-240-1313 or 281-494-5920 THE DISTRICT

PROPOSITION B

A FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES TAX AUTHORIZED BY ARTICLE XVI, SECTION 59, OF THE TEXAS CONSTITUTION, NOT TO EXCEED TEN CENTS ($0.10) PER ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($100) VALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY

Save the Dates! Jingle Tree Houston Museum of Natural Science - Sugar Land Honorees: Claire & Allen Bogard Tim & Patti Parish Kaminski

Tree Lighting Friday, Nov 15, 10:00 AM Hosts Susie and Doug Goff welcome the community as they light the display of uniquely decorated trees, wreaths, and more! The week- long bidding begins!

Holiday How-to Workshop Tuesday, Nov 19, 9:30 AM—1:00 PM A day full of short demonstrations intended to inspire at- tendees with ways to make the holidays brighter. Examples include ”how to make the perfect holiday cocktail”, “how to wrap a gift like a professional”, and “tree trimming tips”, to name a few.

Last Bid Cocktail Party Thursday, Nov 21, 5:30 PM—8:30 PM A relaxed cocktail party. Join host Bridget Yeung to offer a special tribute and toast to our honorees. Enjoy lite bites and drinks while the bidding wraps up on our trees and holiday décor.

Cookies with Santa Saturday, Dec 7, 10:00 AM—1:00 PM The Joe Zimmerman family welcomes you into Santa Land for a family-oriented event featuring crafts, activities, reindeer selfies, cookies and milk, and of course, a photo with Santa and Mrs. Claus.

Go to www.hmns.org/jingle tree for event details and tickets. theHoustonMuseumofnaturalscience at SUGAR LAND

Fort Bend County Early Voting Schedule November 5, 201219 Joint Election Fort Bend County Voters Horario de Votación Temprana May Vote At Any Location 5 de Noviembre del 2019, Elección Conjunta Early Voting LocationsHours(Horas)

Thursday-Friday Monday-Friday Saturday Sunday Monday-Wednesday Oct 31 – Nov 1, 2019 Oct. 21-25, 2019 October 26, 2019 October 27, 2019 Oct. 28 – 30, 2019 (Jueves-Viernes) (Lunes-Viernes) (Sábado) (Domingo) (Lunes-Miercoles) Early Voting Location (Octubre 31 – (Octubre 26, 2019) (Octubre 27, 2019) (Octubre. 28 – 30, 2019) (Octubre 21-25, 2019) Noviembre 1, 2019) Irene Stern Community Center 6920 Fulshear-Katy Road, Fulshear Beasley City Hall 319 S. 3rd Street, Beasley Kroger’s Riverstone (Community Room) 18861 University Blvd, Sugar Land Lost Creek Park Conference Center 3703 Lost Creek Blvd, Sugar Land Meadows Place City Hall 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. CLOSED 8:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. One Troyan Dr, Meadows Place To To (Cerrado) To To Four Corners Community Center 5:00 p.m 5:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. 15700 Old Richmond Rd, Sugar Land 5:00 p.m Cinco Ranch Library 2620 Commercial Center Drive, Katy Hightower High School 3333 Hurricane Lane, Missouri City Sartartia Middle School 8125 Homeward Way, Sugar Land Stafford City Hall 2610 Main Street, Stafford

Missouri City Community Center 1522 Texas Pkwy, Missouri City 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. Fort Bend County Rosenberg Annex To To To To To 4520 Reading Road, Rosenberg 5:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. Clayton Oaks Assisted Living 5:00 p.m 21175 SW Freeway, Richmond

10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. Chasewood Clubhouse To To To To To 7622 Chasewood Drive, Missouri City 7:00 p.m 5:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. Fort Bend County Road & Bridge 3743 School Street, Needville James Bowie Middle School 700 Plantation Dr, Richmond Quail Valley Fund Office 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 3603 Glenn Lakes, Missouri City CLOSED To To To To Sugar Land Branch Library (Cerrado) 5:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. 550 Eldridge, Sugar Land 7:00 p.m 7:00 p.m Sugar Land City Hall 2700 Town Center Blvd, Sugar Land James Reese Career & Technical Center 12300 University Blvd, Sugar Land

Jacks Conference Center 3232 Austin Parkway, Sugar Land Tompkins High School 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 4400 Falcon Landing Blvd, Katy To To To To To Sienna Annex Community Room 7:00 p.m 5:00 p.m 5:00 p.m 7:00 p.m 7:00 p.m. 5855 Sienna Springs Way, Missouri City

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Fort Bend County Voters May Vote At Any Location Election Day Voting Locations Fort Bend County Election Day Vote Centers November 5, 2019 Condado de Fort Bend centros de votacion del dia de las elecciones 5 de November de 2019 Countywide Polling Place Voting Location Address City COUNTYWIDE POLLING PLACE Voting Location ADDRESS CITY ZIP Adams Junior High School Main Room 4141 Cross Creek Bend Lane FULSHEAR 77441 Beasley City Hall City Hall Back Boardroom 319 S. 3rd St BEASLEY 77417 Beck Jr. High School Main Room 5200 S Fry Rd KATY 77450 Beckendorf Jr High School Main Room 8200 South Fry Rd. KATY 77494 Bowie Middle School (West Entrance) Main Hallway by Gym 700 Plantation Dr RICHMOND 77406 Brazos Bend Home & Ranch Store 22930 FM 1462 NEEDVILLE 77461 Briarchase Missionary Bapt Church Fellowship hall 16000 Blue Ridge Rd MISSOURI CITY 77489 Briscoe Junior High School Library 4300 FM 723 RICHMOND 77406 Calvary Baptist Church Fellowship Hall 4111 Airport Ave ROSENBERG 77471 Chasewood Clubhouse Level 1 (Clubhouse Facility) 7622 Chasewood Dr MISSOURI CITY 77489 Cinco Ranch Branch Library Meeting Room 2620 Commercial Center Dr KATY 77494 Cindy's Palace Main Room 1102 FM 2977 RICHMOND 77469 Clayton Oaks Assisted Living Activity Room "Big" 21175 Southwest Freeway RICHMOND 77469 Clements High School Auditorium Lobby 4200 Elkins Dr SUGAR LAND 77479 Jacks (First Colony) Conference Center main room 3232 Austin Parkway SUGAR LAND 77479 Commonwealth Clubhouse Clubhouse 4330 Knightsbridge Blvd SUGAR LAND 77479 DeSeo at Grand Mission Clubhouse clubhouse 19002 Mission Park Dr RICHMOND 77407 Eagle Heights Church Foyer 16718 W. Bellfort Blvd RICHMOND 77407 Elkins High School Front lobby 7007 Knights Court MISSOURI CITY 77459 Fairgrounds Building "D" Main Room 4310 Highway 36 S ROSENBERG 77471 Firethorne HOA Clubhouse Main Room 28800 S. Firethorne Rd KATY 77479 Four Corners Community Center "Sprint Room" 15700 Old Richmond Rd SUGAR LAND 77478 Gallery Furniture Atrium 7227 W. Grand Pkwy S RICHMOND 77407 Garcia Middle School Gym Area 18550 Old Richmond Rd SUGAR LAND 77478 George Bush High School Gym Foyer 6707 FM 1464 RICHMOND 77407 George Memorial Library Large Meeting Room, 1st Floor 1001 Golfview Dr RICHMOND 77469 Great Oaks Baptist Church Main Room 7101 FM 2759 Rd RICHMOND 77469 Greatwood Community/Rec Center Banquet Hall 7225 Greatwood Pkwy SUGAR LAND 77479 Hightower High School Front Lobby 3333 Hurricane Lane MISSOURI CITY 77459 Hunters Glen Elementary School Gym 695 Independence Blvd MISSOURI CITY 77489 Imperial Park Recreation Center Meeting Room 234 Matlage Way SUGAR LAND 77478 Irene Stern Community Center Community Center 6920 Katy-Fulshear Road FULSHEAR 77441 James Reese Career & Technical Center Main Room 12300 University Blvd SUGAR LAND 77479 Joy Lutheran Church Parish Hall 717 FM 359 RICHMOND 77406 Kempner High School Side hallway thru student parking lot 14777 Voss Rd SUGAR LAND 77498 Kendleton Church of God ED Building 619 FM 2919 KENDLETON 77451 FortKnights Bend of County Columbus (Needville) meeting room Election Day Vote Centers13631 Highway 36 NEEDVILLE November77461 5, 2019 CondadoKroger's Riverstonede Fort Bend (Community Room) Communitycentros Room de votacion del dia de las18861 elecciones University Blvd SUGAR LAND5 de November77479 de 2019 Lake Olympia Marina Clubhouse Ballroom 180 Island Blvd MISSOURI CITY 77459 COUNTYWIDELantern Lane Elementary POLLING School PLACE cafeteriaVoting Location 3323ADDRESS Mission Valley Dr MISSOURICITY CITY 77459ZIP Lexington Creek Elementary School Gymnasium 2335 Dulles Ave MISSOURI CITY 77459 Living Word Lutheran Church Life Center - Courtyard Side 3700 S. Mason Rd KATY 77450 RevisedLost Creek 8/29/2019 Conference Center Main Room 3703 Lost Creek Blvd SUGAR LAND Attachment77478 A Maryam Islamic Center Multi-Purpose Area/Room 504 Sartartia Rd SUGAR LAND 77479 Meadows Place City Hall Council Chambers One Troyan Dr MEADOWS PLACE 77477 Merrell Center Main Room 601 S. Stadium lane KATY 77494 Mission Bend Branch Library Meeting Room 8421 Addicks Clodine Rd HOUSTON 77083 Missouri City Baptist Church Multipurpose Building 16816 Quail Park Dr MISSOURI CITY 77489 Missouri City Community Center Community Center Auditorium 1522 Texas Parkway MISSOURI CITY 77489 Missouri City Parks & Recreation Main Room 2701 Cypress Point Dr MISSOURI CITY 77459 M.R. Massey Admin. Building Event Space 1570 Rabb Road FRESNO 77545 Museum of Natural Science Snack Bar 13016 University Blvd SUGAR LAND 77479 Mustang Community Center Classroom 4521 FM 521 FRESNO 77545 Orchard City Hall Room # 7 9714 Kibler ORCHARD 77464 Our Lady of Guadalupe Family Life Center Family Life Center 1600 Avenue D ROSENBERG 77471 Pinnacle Senior Center Multi-purpose Room 5525#C Hobby Road HOUSTON 77053 Quail Valley Elementary School Main Room 3500 Quail Village Dr -continues-MISSOURI CITY 77459 QV Fund Office Board Room 3603 Glenn Lakes MISSOURI CITY 77459 Richmond Water Maintenance Facility 1st room to the right 110 N. 8th St RICHMOND 77469 Ridge Point High School Main Room 500 Waters Lake Blvd MISSOURI CITY 77459 Ridgegate Community Association Main Room 5855 W. Ridgecreek Dr HOUSTON 77053 Ridgemont Early Childhood Ctr Extended Day Room 5353 Ridge Creek Circle HOUSTON 77053 River Park Recreation Ctr. Rec Center 5875 Summit Creek Drive SUGAR LAND 77479 Rosenberg Annex Building varies 4520 Reading Rd ROSENBERG 77471 Sartartia Middle School Front Area 8125 Homeward Way SUGAR LAND 77479 Seven Lakes High School Main Room 9251 S Fry Rd KATY 77494 Sienna Annex Community Room 5855 Sienna Springs Way MISSOURI CITY 77459 Simonton City Hall Meeting Room 35011 FM 1093 SIMONTON 77476 Stafford City Hall Large Conference Room 2610 South Main STAFFORD 77477 Sugar Creek Country Club Garden Room 420 Sugar Creek Blvd SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Lakes Clubhouse Clubhouse 930 Sugar Lakes Dr SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Land Branch Library Meeting Room 5500 Eldridge SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Land Church of God Fellowship Hall 1715 Eldridge Rd SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Land City Hall Brazos Room 154 and 155 2700 Town Center Blvd North SUGAR LAND 77479 Tamarron Clubhouse Main Room 28707 Tamarron Pkwy KATY 77449 Thompsons City Hall Community Center 520 Thompson Oil Field Rd THOMPSONS 77481 Tompkins High School PAC Main Room 4400 Falcon Landing Blvd KATY 77494 Townewest Towne Hall Main Room 10322 Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 77498 Travis Elementary School School Hallway 2700 Avenue K ROSENBERG 77471 University Branch Library Meeting Room 2 14010 University Blvd SUGAR LAND 77479

Revised 8/29/2019 Attachment A Fort Bend County Election Day Vote Centers November 5, 2019 Condado de Fort Bend centros de votacion del dia de las elecciones 5 de November de 2019

COUNTYWIDE POLLING PLACE Voting Location ADDRESS CITY ZIP Lexington Creek Elementary School Gymnasium 2335 Dulles Ave MISSOURI CITY 77459 Living Word Lutheran Church Life Center - Courtyard Side 3700 S. Mason Rd KATY 77450 Lost Creek Conference Center Main Room 3703 Lost Creek Blvd SUGAR LAND 77478 Maryam Islamic Center Multi-Purpose Area/Room 504 Sartartia Rd SUGAR LAND 77479 Meadows Place City Hall Council Chambers 23 One Troyan Dr MEADOWS PLACE 77477 Merrell Center Main Room 601 S. Stadium lane KATY 77494 Mission Bend Branch Library Meeting Room 8421 Addicks Clodine Rd HOUSTON 77083 FortMissouri Bend City County Baptist Voters Church Multipurpose Building 16816 Quail Park Dr MISSOURI CITY 77489 MissouriMay Vote City At AnyCommunity Location Center ElectionCommunity Day Center VotingAuditorium Locations1522 Texas Parkway MISSOURI CITY 77489 Missouri City Parks & Recreation Main Room 2701 Cypress Point Dr MISSOURI CITY 77459 M.R. Massey Admin. Building Event Space 1570 Rabb Road FRESNO 77545 Museum of Natural Science Snack Bar 13016 University Blvd SUGAR LAND 77479 Mustang CountywideCommunity CenterPolling Place Classroom Voting Location 4521 FM 521Address FRESNOCity 77545 Orchard City Hall Room # 7 9714 Kibler ORCHARD 77464 Our Lady of Guadalupe Family Life Center Family Life Center 1600 Avenue D ROSENBERG 77471 Pinnacle Senior Center Multi-purpose Room 5525#C Hobby Road HOUSTON 77053 Quail Valley Elementary School Main Room 3500 Quail Village Dr MISSOURI CITY 77459 QV Fund Office Board Room 3603 Glenn Lakes MISSOURI CITY 77459 Richmond Water Maintenance Facility 1st room to the right 110 N. 8th St RICHMOND 77469 Ridge Point High School Main Room 500 Waters Lake Blvd MISSOURI CITY 77459 Ridgegate Community Association Main Room 5855 W. Ridgecreek Dr HOUSTON 77053 Ridgemont Early Childhood Ctr Extended Day Room 5353 Ridge Creek Circle HOUSTON 77053 River Park Recreation Ctr. Rec Center 5875 Summit Creek Drive SUGAR LAND 77479 Rosenberg Annex Building varies 4520 Reading Rd ROSENBERG 77471 Sartartia Middle School Front Area 8125 Homeward Way SUGAR LAND 77479 Seven Lakes High School Main Room 9251 S Fry Rd KATY 77494 Sienna Annex Community Room 5855 Sienna Springs Way MISSOURI CITY 77459 Simonton City Hall Meeting Room 35011 FM 1093 SIMONTON 77476 Stafford City Hall Large Conference Room 2610 South Main STAFFORD 77477 Sugar Creek Country Club Garden Room 420 Sugar Creek Blvd SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Lakes Clubhouse Clubhouse 930 Sugar Lakes Dr SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Land Branch Library Meeting Room 5500 Eldridge SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Land Church of God Fellowship Hall 1715 Eldridge Rd SUGAR LAND 77478 Sugar Land City Hall Brazos Room 154 and 155 2700 Town Center Blvd North SUGAR LAND 77479 Tamarron Clubhouse Main Room 28707 Tamarron Pkwy KATY 77449 Thompsons City Hall Community Center 520 Thompson Oil Field Rd THOMPSONS 77481 Tompkins High School PAC Main Room 4400 Falcon Landing Blvd KATY 77494 Townewest Towne Hall Main Room 10322 Old Towne Ln SUGAR LAND 77498 Travis Elementary School School Hallway 2700 Avenue K ROSENBERG 77471 University Branch Library Meeting Room 2 14010 University Blvd SUGAR LAND 77479

Revised 8/29/2019 Attachment A

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