Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce May Luncheon - Transportation & Water

Registration: 11:00AM to 11:30AM  
Networking and Program: 11:30AM to 1:00PM

Luncheon sponsored by: Masonwood Development Corporation



PRESENTERS:  Jo Karr Tedder, President of the Central Texas Water Coalition




• Former Educator/Administrator, Educational Consultant, and Political Organizer
• Texas native; Returned to Texas from East Coast; Lived in Burnet County since 2001
• Member of Andrew Sansom’s Grand Water Challenge Group; Central TX Lakes, Rivers and Bays Group; Burnet County Comprehensive Planning Committee, Burnet County Transportation Committee, Commissioner for ESD #5 (East Lake Buchanan), Past Chair of Burnet Bluebonnet Festival; and Past President of Council Creek Village Property Owners Association
• President of Central Texas Water Coalition, Inc. after serving on LCRA’s Water Management Plan as a representative of Lake Buchanan



Precinct Three Commissioner Gerald Daugherty, Travis County




Gerald Daugherty is a 1975 graduate of the University of Texas. He has been an Austin businessman for more than 28 years; owning and operating several successful ventures, his most recent being Jack Allen’s Kitchen…a very popular restaurant located in Oak Hill and the newest Jack Allen’s Kitchen at 2500 Hoppe Trail in Round Rock.

Gerald was elected to the Travis County Commissioners Court in November of 2002 where he served as commissioner of Precinct 3 until 2008. He is a true fiscal conservative. His main concern then was to keep county taxes at bay and he backed up his words when he took a 10% cut in his salary each of the six years he served. He still believes there are ways to curb the county’s spending and will continue to be the lone voice of conservatism on the court.

A long-time advocate of a comprehensive transportation plan for Austin and Travis County, Gerald is committed to getting SH 45 SW built and to working toward a solution to all our traffic problems.

Commissioner Daugherty is considered by many on both sides of the political spectrum as a listener and problem solver. He is concerned about the future of Travis County and for that reason has chosen to once again seek a seat on the Commissioners’ Court.


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