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January - February 2021 VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE LIVE OAK BUSINESS p.25
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Main Number 210-653-9140 | Business Hours 8:15am - 5:00pm January - February 2021
Have A Safe &
City Council
Mayor Mary M. Dennis
Administrative Staff
City Manager
Happy NEW YEAR
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Mayor’s
The second employee I would like to
introduce is Terry Mayfield. Most of
you may remember Terry from when he
worked in the Parks Department. Today,
you can find Terry working behind the
Corner
scenes maintaining and caring for all the
city buildings with issues from the roof
to the dirt. He has worked for Live Oak
for the last seven years.
Terry has lived San Antonio for 32
years and married his wife, Debra, 30
years ago. Terry and Debra had three
children, Kasey who is a teacher for
Great Hearts Live Oak, Cole who was
a physicist and worked for a science
company and Mackenzie who continues to find the perfect path for herself. Cole’s name may be familiar as
a fund was established in his name to help with carbon monoxide detectors in the city. Cole passed away in
Dear Residents, 2019 due to carbon monoxide poisoning so Terry and Debra wanted to establish this fund in his name with the
Happy New Year to you and your families! With almost a year of dealing with issues caused by the pandemic, I Live Oak Fire Department.
want to pause and thank our city departments and employees for their ability to adapt to the many changes we In 2013, Terry started with the city of Live Oak. As part of the parks department, Terry was instrumental
faced last year. Live Oak has many great employees and I would like to take this year to introduce as many of the in establishing the tree farm behind the parks house as well as contributing to the Disc Golf course and all
employees that I can. They continue to do a great job of keeping residents happy no matter what obstacles come activities in the park. Terry especially enjoyed collecting seeds as he and Debra traveled around the city and
their way. country and nurturing those seeds into trees. Some seeds were from the Heritage trees downtown, New York
City Central Park and the arboretum in Dallas.
The first is the Director of Public Works, Mark Wagster. He leads a group of amazing employees to provide Live
Starting in 2017, Terry began as the building technician. In this role, he has saved the city $28,000 through
Oak residents and businesses with essential public works services such as water, sewer, drainage, streets, traffic
getting rebates for the installation of LED lighting and has overseen $300,000 in capital improvement projects.
safety, parks, recreation, and special events. His team provides support for police, fire, and other departments by Additionally, he monitors all crews providing services to the city buildings.
maintaining the buildings and the city fleet. Mark loves this work because he interacts with concerned residents,
and employees on a daily basis. He is a problem solver, decision maker, motivator, coach, counselor, and humble In the days of Covid, Terry has worked to make sure
leader. Mark has been with the city of Live Oak for 42 years, serving the last 27 years as a department head. that all departments have PPE and materials needed for
sanitation. He has done an excellent job in keeping all
He has worked alongside 7 city managers, 8 mayors, a couple of dozen city council members, and he still looks employees and visitors safe.
forward to going to work every day. He shares his life with his beautiful wife Beth. They enjoy swimming in the When not working, Terry loves movies, theater
backyard pool, dining out, concerts, movies, musicals, and trips to the beach. He cherishes any time that he can productions and traveling. He also enjoys listening to
spend with daughter Kayleigh, son Christopher with wife Samantha, granddaughter Addison, and son Matthew audio books. He spends much time in their backyard,
with wife Monique, and grandsons Austin, and Mason. swimming, tending to his vegetable garden or playing
with his two dogs and cat.
Mark cannot get enough of the “great outdoors.” He is an avid saltwater angler, wade fishing the bays along the
coast in South Texas chasing after large redfish, trout, and flounder. He attributes a great deal of his success to If you see Mark, Terry or any of our city employees around
guidance from some key people along the way. His parents, Dorothy and Bernie Wagster, raised him in a loving town give them a friendly wave. They are working hard
Christian home. He has had great mentors that took him under their wings such as Heinz Mueller, former Director, for you every day and all year long. Thank you for the
and City managers, Doug Faseler, Joe Painter, and Scott Wayman. He considers them all his role models and opportunity to point out just a few of our Live Oak shining
stars. As your Mayor, I am available for your questions
describe them as great bosses.
and comments at 210-792-7168. Happy New Year and I
look forward to serving you and the entire community in
2021. Remember, the best is yet to come!
Mayor Mary M. Dennis & Council
Terry Mayfield
Mark Wagster
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Live Oak Civic Club
Meetings & Events ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION
Local civic clubs are a great way to get involved and meet your neighbors
WOODCREST PARK Humane Society of Live Oak
Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of each month
from 6:30-7:30 at the Live Oak Clubhouse. For more
information contact: Stephanie Cottrell at
210-862-7786 or email at
JANUARY 2021
humanesocietyofliveoak@gmail.com
11 Seniors of Live Oak - Brown Bag Lunch
Live Oak Village Garden Club Begins at 11:30am in the Live Oak Clubhouse
Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month Humane Society of Live Oak - Meeting
From 6:30p-7:30p at the Live Oak Clubhouse
from 1p-3p at the Live Oak Clubhouse. For more
information contact: June Adair at 210-843-7150 or 19 Live Oak Village Garden Club - Meeting
Jo Anna Wheeler at 210-655-1036 From 1pm - 3pm at the Live Oak Clubhouse
20 LOCAP - Meeting
LOCAP - Live Oak Citizens Assisting Police Begins at 7pm in the Police Department
Volunteers must attend and graduate from the Live Training Room
Oak Citizens Police Academy. Meetings are held on 25 Seniors of Live Oak - Book Club & Sack Lunch
the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7pm in the Begins at 11:00am in the Live Oak Clubhouse
Justice Center Training Room. For more information
email locap@liveoaktx.net
LOLA - Live Oak League of Arts
Promoting interest in all art mediums through
education and to develop our league's artistic
FEBRUARY 2021
skills while exploring new concepts and utilizing 08 Seniors of Live Oak - Brown Bag Lunch
that knowledge to promote the arts within our Begins at 11:30am in the Live Oak Clubhouse
community. For more information visit us on Humane Society of Live Oak - Meeting
Facebook - search Live Oak League of Arts. From 6:30p-7:30p at the Live Oak Clubhouse
Metrocom Optimist Club of Live Oak 16 Live Oak Village Garden Club - Meeting
From 1pm - 3pm at the Live Oak Clubhouse
"Helping Youth Achieve Potential”. For tax deductible
donation information call 210-241-0279 17 LOCAP - Meeting
Begins at 7pm in the Police Department
Seniors of Live Oak Training Room
For all Live Oak residents age 50 or older. Join us for 25 Seniors of Live Oak - Book Club & Sack Lunch
fun and fellowship at any of our events including.... Begins at 11:00am in the Live Oak Clubhouse
Seniors of Live Oak WALK & TALK
• Tuesdays we walk in Live Oak Park
• Thursdays we walk in Woodcrest Park
Walks begin at 9am
Pets on leash are always welcome.
Don't forget to Visit & Use our
"Little Free Library" located in
the Acorn Room at City Hall
For more information about the
Seniors of Live Oak "SOLO" please
contact Terry Fitzpatrick at 210-655-2201.
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City of Live Oak
Meetings, Events & Holidays ALL EVENTS ARE SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS 10 JANUARY 2021
01 New Years Day
CITY THANK YOU’S & NEWS 12 04
City Offices Closed
Best of Live Oak Voting Begins
12 Parks & Recreation Commission Meeting
CHALLENGE 2021- FAMILY, FITNESS, FUN! 14 6pm in Council Chambers
City Council Meeting
7pm in Council Chambers
POLICE DEPARTMENT - 16 18 Martin Luther King Jr. Day
City Offices Closed
Happy New Year 21 Planning & Zoning Meeting
Operation Grinch Success 6pm in Council Chambers
Double Duty 26 Economic Development Meeting
6pm in Council Chambers
City Council Meeting
FIRE DEPARTMENT - 17 29
7pm in Council Chambers
Best of Live Oak Voting Ends
Put a Freeze on Winter Fires
FEBRUARY 2021
NORTHEAST LAKEVIEW COLLEGE BREAKS GROUND 20 02 Groundhog Day
05 Best of Live Oak Winners Announced
COMING SOON TO LIVE OAK TOWN CENTER! 22 09 City Council Meeting
7pm in Council Chambers
14 Valentines Day
NEW BUSINESSES IN GATEWAY SHOPPING PLAZA! 23 15 President's Day
City Offices Closed
18 Planning & Zoning Meeting
BUSINESS NEWS 24 23
6pm in Council Chambers
Economic Development Meeting
6pm in Council Chambers
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE LIVE OAK BUSINESSES! 25 City Council Meeting
7pm in Council Chambers
PUBLIC WORKS - 26 MARCH 2021
Christmas Tree Drop Off 09 City Council Meeting
Storm-water Pollution Solutions 7pm in Council Chambers
Water Conservation 14 Daylight Savings Begins You can *Livestream all regular
Spring Ahead 1 hour
City Council, EDC, Planning & Zoning,
17 St. Patrick’s Day Board of Adjustments & Parks and
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES & CODE CORNER 27 25 Planning & Zoning Meeting Recreation meetings from our website.
28 30
6pm in Council Chambers
Economic Development Meeting
The Board of Adjustment/Planning &
Zoning meetings are held as necessary.
2021 RECYCLE CALENDAR 39 S H O P P I N G , D I N I N G & E N T E R TA I N M E N T
6pm in Council Chambers
City Council Meeting
Please call Debby Goza at
7pm in Council Chambers 210.653.9140 ext. 2213
WIN $100 GIFT CARD To Your with any questions.
Favorite Live Oak Business
*Via Teleconference
28 (See agendas for teleconference link)
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Kemeth Cole Mayfield
Announcements
CITY OF LIVE OAK Carbon Monoxide Awareness Program
If you don't have a carbon monoxide detector in your home and you cannot afford
to purchase one, please call the Live Oak Fire Dept. at 210.653.9140, ext. 2242.
& News SEE PA
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39 FO
FOR
GE
R
THE
2021
RECYCLING
RECYCLING
COLLECTION
Congratulations to Live Oak SCHEDULE
Resident Miranda Thomas
Winner of a $100 Gift Card to Texas Roadhouse!
Free Smoke Detectors!
Miranda answered 5 questions about
the Hometown News & the Live Oak
LOCAL and won a $100 gift card to her
favorite Live Oak business.
See page 28 for details!
Community Shred Day LOFD, RBFCU, Home Depot and the
American Red Cross teamed up to offer
FREE SMOKE DETECTORS,including
installation, to Live Oak residents.
With the “No Home Should Be Alone” project, LOFD believes smoke detectors has been a key factor in the
prevention of fire-related deaths throughout the years. If you have questions about the program or would like
to participate in the program, contact the LOFD at 210.653.9140, ext. 2198.
159 Trees saved • 28 Cubic Yards of Landfill space saved • 19 Barrels of Oil saved • 18,745 lbs. or 9 tons of paper recycled
Thank you for participating on November 7th
Keep an eye out for our next Shred Day event! Improve Your Zoom
Public Speaking Skills!
Join Us Every Monday From
5:30-6:35 PM.
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Thank You’s
& News
CHRISTMAS AT CITY HALL
AT HOME STRIKES AGAIN
Max Kitten and the AT HOME staff did it again! AT HOME sponsored the
holiday decorations which adorned the lobby at City Hall providing staff and
guest with a little home down Christmas cheer. AT HOME has been one of
the City’s biggest supporters and sponsors from the day they opened for
business in the Gateway Shopping Center. If you are looking for items for
your home, patio or office, AT HOME has it all carrying over 50,000 unique
items with a broad product category. AT HOME is your décor superstore
for every room, every style, and every budget! Thank you Max!
ARBOR DAY CELEBRATION
AT THE XERISCAPE GARDEN
Live Oak is a Tree City USA and celebrates Arbor Day every year. Thank you
to our amazing City Arborist Mark Kroeze and Community Forester with
Texas A&M Forest Service. During the Arbor Day celebration Mark planted
a Mimosa tree at the Xeriscape Garden for all to enjoy. We appreciate
Mark always being available to assist staff and answer any questions or
concerns we may have about our trees.
DRUG TAKE BACK
HUGE SUCCESS
This year’s Drug Take Back held on October 24th was a huge success once
again. A big “thank you” to the Drug Enforcement Administration and the
Live Oak Police Department for hosting the Drug Take Back Day initiative.
Each year, the purpose is to remove unused medication or vaping devices
from Live Oak homes. The initiative prevents the misuse, theft, abuse or
accidental ingestion of the drugs by family members including children
and teens. Great job everyone!
NICHA’S TEXAS ROADHOUSE
GIVES BACK TO VETERANS
HOSTS EMPLOYEE HONORS BREAKFAST
During the observance of Veterans Day, Live Oak’s Texas Roadhouse
On November 10th Nicha’s hosted the City’s Employee Honors Breakfast. provided free meal vouchers to over 1400 Veterans in honor of their
City employees were honored by city administration for the years of service. Every year, Texas Roadhouse honors veterans and active
service while enjoying a hot breakfast from Nicha’s. Nicha’s staff served members of the U.S. military with free meals, but this year because of
specialty breakfast dishes and hot coffee to everyone in attendance. A the coronavirus crisis, they made some changes. In their efforts to feed
huge thank you to Nicha’s for allowing the City to utilize the party space our vets while remaining safe from the virus, they handed out dinner
to honor our employees. The food was great and the service was even vouchers from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. instead. Veterans will be able to redeem
better! their vouchers until June of next year. Thank you Texas Roadhouse!
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JANUARY CHALLENGES
Need to refresh after the
holidays? Take this month to
focus on a little calm after all
the chaos at the end of the year.
Enjoy these challenges that are
good for your body and mind.
DOG DAYS TAKE A HIKE
Give Fido a little extra attention after the Enjoy some fresh air while hiking. A great,
holidays with a nice long neighborhood walk. and simple start, is around Live Oak Lake!
If you don’t have a furry friend feel free to Bonus entry awarded if you take a picture
enjoy a relaxing stroll by yourself. standing on either concrete bridge in the
park.
HELPING HAND
As we all know, the year 2020 brought some unique challenges and we have had to make significant changes Non-perishable foods are in high demand
due to the pandemic. Now more than ever, the importance and impact of parks and recreation has been at food banks after the holidays. Help your
realized as more people participate in outdoor activities and take advantage of park open space. As we head neighbors out and tidy up your own pantry
with a donation. You can drop off directly at
into the New Year we are ready for a change and are looking forward to starting a new and exciting program….. a food bank of your choice, or bring to the
WHAT’S COOKING? Live Oak Public Works building and we will
donate the food at the end of the month.
WHO’S GOT GAME?
Let’s see one of your healthy meal *Please make sure food is not expired* Bring out the cards, dice or board games for
options to start off the new year! a fun family game night!
Every month there will be a set of “Challenges” for you to complete, either as an individual or a family. Each
time you participate in a challenge take a picture of it. When you have completed 3 challenges simply email the FEBRUARY CHALLENGES
photos along with your name and phone number to parksandrec@liveoaktx.net. If you successfully complete These challenges are good
at least 3 challenges and email the photos by the last day of the month, you will be entered in a drawing to for your heart, in more way
win one of the prizes for that month. than one!
JANUARY GRAND PRIZE FEBRUARY GRAND PRIZE LOVE IS IN THE AIR PUPPY LOVE
Win a $100 gift card to IKEA. At IKEA you can find jars Win a Fitbit Charge 4 Activity Tracker, GPS & Heart Rate Make a card/write a letter. Show someone Show some love to our 4-legged friends
to store those recently sorted spices, bins to contain all Monitor. A perfect addition to assist you in your fitness you care by coloring a picture or writing a at the Animal Control Facility by making
simple card. You can give it to a loved one a donation for our dogs or cats that could
your kid’s board games, or even meal containers for your goals! Four additional winners will each receive a $25 gift or even drop off at a local nursing home to include: food, toys, blankets, beds and
healthy meal prep! Four additional winners will each card to James Avery Jewelry where you can surely find a brighten someone’s day! treats! No donation is too big or small.
receive a $25 gift card to Hello Lovely Hair, Skin & Nails to gift for someone you love! *Food and treats must be unopened*
pamper themselves after the holidays!
PUMP IT UP
Get your heart pumping with a brisk walk
ALL EVENTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE or bike ride in the park or around your
neighborhood. Bonus entry awarded for
photograph of you participating in an
CONTEST RULES: additional physical challenge such as lifting
weights, doing yoga or jumping rope.
*Entries do not carry over from month to month
*Up to 2 entries per household each month, HEART HEALTHY I’M SEEING RED
excluding bonus entries on set challenges
Let’s see a pic of a meal that includes heart Wear red on February 5th to raise
*You can only win one prize per month healthy foods such as leafy green vegetables awareness of heart disease.
*City staff will have the final decision in all contest matters. or blueberries for example.
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Announcements • News • & Tips Police Chief Dan Pue | DISPATCH 24 Hours 210-653-0033 EMERGENCY 24 Hours | 911
Happy New Double Duty
Year.
The Live Oak Police Department you are perfectly capable of driving home.
It is our pleasure to introduce to you the current reigning
Ms. Southwest Texas, Ms. Texas ACPP, and the national
titleholder Ms. America’s Choice ACPP, Brandie Bedore. She
was the reining Ms. Comal County from 2017-2019, Ms.
Texas Choice Pageants 2019 (TCP), and has been awarded
experience and platform to shed light on the Donate Life
Texas cause and speaks to healthcare personnel about the
benefits and statistics of the living donor program, as she
is a living donor herself. Brandie was matched and had an
opportunity to donate her kidney in January of 2019. In her
would like to wish you a Happy Live Oak Police officers are constantly looking to take several other local, regional, state, and national titles. spare time, she enjoys skydiving, dancing, and serving in
New Year! It is our goal to create an dangerous, intoxicated drivers off the road. If an officer stops her community. Brandie has been affiliated with the Texas
environment where everyone can feel safe a driver for a traffic violation and believes that the driver When she is not wowing pageant judges, Brandie works as a Choice Pageant and Americas Choice Pageant Productions
to live, work and play. One way we do this is through traffic may be intoxicated, the driver will be asked to get out of the full time police officer with the Live Oak Police Department, systems since 2016 directed and owned by Mrs. Sandi
a flight nurse in the Air Force reserves with the rank of Maxwell. She continues to serve as an ambassador for those
enforcement and impaired driving enforcement. vehicle and field sobriety test will be conducted. If the driver
Captain, and as a trauma and emergency nurse with 10 in need and strives to ensure that every moment in her life
fails the field sobriety tests, the driver will be arrested for
Impaired drivers create a substantial risk of injury and years of experience. Brandie obtained her Bachelor’s degree is captured in service to others.
Driving While Intoxicated. The driver will be asked to submit
death to other motorists and pedestrians. The legal limit of from University of Texas Health and Science Center at San
a sample of breath or blood. If the driver refuses to do so, a
intoxication in the State of Texas is a breath or blood alcohol Antonio in 2010. Shortly after, she was commissioned into We wish Brandie the best of luck in future competitions
search warrant will be obtained requesting a sample of the
concentration of 0.08%. If a person has that concentration in the Air Force in 2011, then subsequently graduated with her along with excelling in her personal life and professional
drivers’ blood. Once the sample is secured the driver will be
their body and they are operating a motor vehicle in a public Master’s in Nursing with a certificate in education in 2012. career. Thank you for your continued service to our country
taken before a magistrate for the charge. If the driver refuses, and to the Live Oak community. If you are interested in
place they are driving while intoxicated. the State of Texas will also automatically suspend the driver’s Brandie is mother to son, Jordan, who is 24 years old, having Brandie speak at one of your events, please contact
license. and a daughter, Desiree, who is 20. Brandie uses her her at 210-315-1321.
But understand that any alcohol, drug, even a prescription
drug affects a person’s ability to safely operate a motor Be safe, be smart and don’t drink and drive. It is a deadly
vehicle. Motor skills decline, reaction time declines, and the combination and there is no reason for it to happen. Have a
ability to quickly understand what a person is seeing and to plan to get home safely and not place other lives in danger.
take the necessary precautions or actions declines. If you are It is not worth the risk. Remember, the Live Oak Police
out and decide to consume alcohol, have a plan. A designated Department is your community partner. Together, we can
driver or ride service are your best options to get you home make a difference.
safely. Do not endanger the lives of others because you feel
OPERATION GRINCH
A big thanks to the members of LOCAP, Live Oak staff and the police officers from Selma and Universal City Police
Departments for their support during the kick-off of Operation Grinch in the Forum Shopping Center. Together, we stayed
diligent throughout the holidays in keeping shoppers safe.
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Announcements • News • & Tips Fire Chief Linc Surber | PHONE (210) 653-9140 ext. 2379 | EMERGENCY 24 Hours | 911
Winter Holiday
Fire Safety
Put
a
FREEZE
on Winter Fires
As the colder months still linger let’s
make sure that we are being safe Home fires occur more in winter than in any other season. As you stay cozy and
warm this winter, be fire smart!
in our homes and reducing the risks that contribute to
structure fires in the home.
According to NFPA statistics, about half
of the nation’s home structure fires and
more than half of the home fire deaths
occur in the five-month span between Keep anything that can burn
November and March, with January being at least 3 feet from any heat
Half of all home heating fires
the peak month. Heating equipment is involved source like fireplaces, wood
occur in December, January
in 1 in every 7 home fires and stoves, radiators or space
Cooking and heating are the leaders in and February.
1 in every 5 home fire deaths. heaters.
contributing to structure fires, however,
a third factor we may forget about is
Christmas tree fires.
2020’s Fire Prevention campaign was
“Serve Up Fire Safety in the Kitchen” as
cooking is the top cause of winter home
fires and cooking is the number one cause
Plug only 1 heat-producing
of home fires and injuries. Unattended Keep portable generators outside, appliance (like a space heater)
cooking is the leading cause of fires in the away from windows, and as far into an electrical outlet at a
kitchen. If you are tired, drowsy, take a away from your home as possible. time.
Install and test carbon monoxide
break from cooking and order take out. alarms at least once a month.
Heating is also a leading cause of fires,
with fire departments responding to an
average of 52,000 fires involving heating Store cooled ashes in a tightly
equipment each year in 2012-2016 according to NFPA. Dirty chimneys were the most common source of heat-related Have a qualified professional covered metal container, and
fires and portable space heaters have caused the most heating-related deaths mainly because something combustible clean and inspect your chimney keep it outside at least 10 feet
and vents every year. from your home and any nearby
is set too close to the heater. Remember to have your chimney cleaned before the first use of the season and keep
buildings.
combustibles at least three feet away.
The third factor a lot of people tend to forget about is the Christmas tree. Roughly three-quarters of Christmas tree
fires occur late in December to mid-January from being left up too long and drying out. Lighting and electrical factors
are involved in half of these fires.
We should all remember to change out smoke detectors batteries at least once (1) a year, but how often do we For more information on how
remember to check the Carbon Monoxide detector? Referencing First Alert, if your carbon monoxide alarm has to prevent winter fires, visit
www.usfa.fema.gov/winter
replaceable batteries, they should be changed at least every six (6) months. Carbon Monoxide poisoning is common
and www.nfpa.org/winter.
during the colder months as we use heating appliances. You can also contact the Live Oak Fire Department at (210)
653-9140, extension 2379 and inquire about both smoke alarms and the Kemeth Cole Carbon Monoxide Detector
programs. The Live Oak Fire Department family wishes you and yours a Happy New Year!
18 HOMETOWN NEWS | Jan - Feb 2021 www.liveoaktx.net 19Announcements & News EDC Business Development Liaison | Donna Lowder | PHONE (210) 653-9140 ext. 2219
Northeast
Lakeview College
Breaks Ground
on New STEM Building
By Kathleen Labus, Director of Marketing & Strategic Communication NLC
Northeast Lakeview College (NLC)
officially broke ground
on its new Science, Technology, Engineering and
Math (STEM) Building on November 5th with a
ground breaking ceremony.
The 86,390 sq. ft. facility will be the college’s 10th The architect on the project is Ford, Powell, & Carson and
building and will include classrooms and labs for Turner Construction has been selected to complete the build.
physics, chemistry, study spaces, academic support, The $36M facility is being constructed as part of the Alamo
and a 3rd floor multipurpose room with the ability to Colleges District bond that was passed in May 2017. Dr.
host large events. The multipurpose room can hold Mike Flores, Alamo Colleges District Chancellor, Dr. Veronica
up to 250 occupants and can be divided into three Garcia, NLC President, Will Fanning, Dean for Academic
separate rooms. When fully open, the room has a Success (STEM & Career Technical Fields), members of the
beautiful view south of the Live Oak Lake. Additionally, Alamo Colleges District Board of Trustees, Mayor Mary M.
south facing balconies extend the flexibility of the Dennis, Councilmen Ed Cimics and Ramon Norris Jr. were all in
space. The facility will also provide space so that NLC attendance for the special occasion. The new STEM facility is
can expand its career and technical programs in the expected to be open for classes in the fall of 2022.
future.
With students needs’ in mind, the building will also
provide a study café and sticky spaces for student
collaboration or quiet study and reflection. Each sticky space is equipped with electrical outlets, USB ports and
automatic motion sensor lights. Labs and classrooms are equipped with IDEA screens and projectors for engaging
and interactive instruction. On the 1st floor, the Flexible Classroom can be divided into two teaching spaces.
Student project tables will be equipped with lift-up TV monitors on one end connected to the large projector and
screen. Exterior to the building, entry plaza furniture and shade structures bring the collaborative aspect outside.
“This facility will provide additional access to education for students pursuing high-demand, high-wage fields, says
Dr. Veronica Garcia, NLC president. Our science courses fill quickly, she added. This new building will allow us to
expand course offerings to meet the growing needs of our community.” NLC currently serves more than 6,500
students in northeast San Antonio, Bexar, Comal, and Guadalupe Counties.
20 HOMETOWN NEWS | Jan - Feb 2021 www.liveoaktx.net 21Announcements & News EDC Business Development Liaison | Donna Lowder | PHONE (210) 653-9140 ext. 2219
HOMETOWN BURGER
If you like hotdogs, burgers, and old fashioned milkshakes, this might
LONGHORN STEAKHOUSE be the place for you! Home Town Burger has opened in Live Oak at
the Gateway Shopping Plaza. The new Live Oak location is the 8th
Longhorn Steakhouse has come to Live Oak! Construction crews began Home Town Burger in the San Antonio
working on the newest location for Longhorn Steakhouse inside the Live area and is ready to serve you. Try
Oak Town Center in late October. The new 5,465 sq. ft. casual dining them out by stopping by for dining in
restaurant is being constructed next door to the new Olive Garden along or their convenient drive-thru. Live Oak
the IH 35 and Pat Booker Road frontage for easy access. The Live Oak celebrated the opening of Home Town
Longhorn Steakhouse is on track to open in the spring of 2021. The Burger in November and is located at
cowboy-themed restaurant will add more 7525 N Loop 1604 E. Ste. 136. Order up
than 60 new jobs to the local community. your juicy burgers and mouth-watering fries today.
Live Oak’s economic development staff are
pleased that the Live Oak Town Center has
LIQUOR BUENO
attracted several national chains and will
continue to promote Live Oak as a shopping
destination.
We welcomed Liquor Bueno to town in mid-November. They opened
their doors right next door to Home Town Burger conveniently located
in the Gateway Shopping Plaza at 7525 N Loop 1604 E. Ste. 132. Come
meet the fantastic staff and let them find your favorite selection of
BJ’S RESTAURANT & BREWHOUSE
adult beverages. Liquor Bueno is a great
place for a bourbon enthusiast so check out
Construction for BJ’s Restaurant & Brewhouse will begin on February some of their specials. We look forward to
21st. Located in the Live Oak Town Center, the 175-seat casual their official ribbon cutting ceremony.
dining restaurant will bring approximately 160 new jobs and is best
known for its deep-dish pizza and variety of craft beers.
BJ’s menu offers dozens of items, including appetizers,
wings, ribs, flatbreads, steaks, burgers and so much more.
A crowd favorite is BJ’s famous Pizookie hot-from-the-oven DOLLAR TREE
cookie dessert topped with ice cream. The City of Live Oak
welcomes BJ’s next door to the new Longhorn Steakhouse.
The Southern California-based company began construction
in December 2020 and has a target opening date in the Live Oak’s Gateway Plaza is the newest location for you to make your
summer of 2021. Stay tuned for updates! Dollar Tree haul where everything is a dollar! They carry a broad
mix of merchandise which includes many of your
trusted favorite brands. The new Dollar Tree is
located inside the Gateway Shopping Plaza at
7513 N Loop 1604 E. They are stocked and ready
for you to shop. You want it, they’ve got it!
22 HOMETOWN NEWS | Jan - Feb 2021 www.liveoaktx.net 23Announcements & News EDC Business Development Liaison | Donna Lowder | PHONE (210) 653-9140 ext. 2219
Business News
Grand Openings
ASPIRE AT LIVE OAK
On November 19th, 2020, Property Manager Christina Clark and
her entire management team invited city administrators, Mayor
Mary Dennis and Councilmembers along with city staff to celebrate
their official Grand Opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The
Vote For
Aspire at Live Oak Apartments opened the multi-family community
of “signature living” at the corner of Shin Oak
Drive and Oak Terrace back in late 2019. The
final buildings were completed in July of 2020.
Your
The pandemic hit and slowed the planning for
a ribbon cutting ceremony. However, it did not
slow their occupancy rate. The Aspire is proud
to announce they are at 98% occupancy and
Favorite
95% trend. Congratulations Aspire!
Live Oak
MASSAGE THERAPY by JENNY
The City welcomed Massage Therapy by Jenny with a ribbon cutting
Business
ceremony on October 23rd. Mrs. Jennifer Martinez is a San Antonio
native and a U.S. military veteran. She has worked as a licensed
massage therapist for the last seven years and trained at Fortis
Institute in Pensacola, Florida. Mrs. Martinez offers therapeutic
massage services customized to fit her clients. Massage by Jenny
Best of LIVE OAK 2021
It’s time to vote for your favorite local business in Live Oak during
is located on the second floor of the I35
the Best of Live Oak 2021 competition! You can vote once per day
Plaza, 12702 Toepperwein Road in Suite 221.
Schedule your appointment online today. We per category for all your favorite eateries, sweet treats, salon, nails,
thank Mrs. Martinez for her service to our shopping spots, best customer service, best entertainment and so
country and wish her much prosperity. many more categories! Voting is now open and we encourage you
to support the local business you feel is the most outstanding in
each of the categories listed. The ballot can be found on the city’s
home page of the website at www.liveoaktx.net from January
4th through January 29th. Once the voting period is over, we will
announce the winners and the Best of Live Oak winners for 2021
will be recognized on the City’s Facebook page and in the print
edition of the Hometown News. Good Luck to everyone!
24 HOMETOWN NEWS | Jan - Feb 2021 www.liveoaktx.net 25Announcements • News • & Tips Announcements • News • & Tips
CHRISTMAS TREE
DROP OFF SITE
Just a friendly reminder that for the safety of residents, emergency
A Christmas tree drop off site will be available across personnel and businesses, the City does require that house and business
from the Live Oak Clubhouse located at 7901 Shin address numbers be visible on a structure from the street or road fronting
Oak Drive until Thursday, January 28, 2021. Please the property. In Section 304.3 of the International Property Maintenance
remove all tinsel or other decorations before you Code states the following requirements for premises identification.
drop off your tree. The trees will be mulched at • Numbers must contrast with background they are placed on;
which time the mulch will be available for anyone • Numbers must be numerical or spelled out alphabetically;
interested. If you have any questions regarding this • Numbers must be a minimum of 4 inches in height and have a stroke
matter, please contact Cathi Piotrowski at 210-653- width of 0.5 inches; AND
9140, ext. 2234 for assistance. • Numbers must be illuminated with at least 60 Watts of light.
EMS, Fire and Police use these numbers to respond to emergency calls, so it
is important that all homes and businesses in our City are properly identified
to ensure the quickest response.
Helpful Tips: House numbers with the proper size requirements can be found at most home improvement stores and since house
numbers must be illuminated by light, we recommend placing them next to an already existing light source, such as a porch or
garage light. From your friendly neighborhood code compliance team, thank you for your help and have a safe New Year.
STORM-WATER
Pollution Solutions
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
What is Storm-water Runoff? Building Official Retires
Storm-water runoff occurs when precipitation from On December 18th, Ken Steiner officially retired from his duties as Building
Official. In 1985, Ken became a volunteer with the Fire Department and
rain flows over the ground. Impervious surfaces like
in 2003 he would take on a full-time position. He served as a firefighter
driveways, sidewalks, and streets prevent storm- for years before transitioning into the position of Building Official, Plans
water runoff from naturally soaking into the ground. Reviewer and Inspector in 2008.
Why is Storm-water Runoff a Problem? Before becoming a firefighter, Ken served our country in the United States
Air-force as a Training Instructor for 20 years. During his tenure as Building
Storm-water can pick up debris, chemicals, dirt, and Official, Ken ensured that building projects were built to the adopted
other pollutants and flow into a storm sewer system building and safety codes. Ken was instrumental in inspecting and managing
or directly to a lake, stream or river. Anything that over 400 new residential structures within Bridlewood, Woodcrest, Vista
enters a storm sewer system is discharged untreated Ridge, Trumble Townhomes and Skybrooke Subdivisions along with new
into the water-bodies we use for swimming, fishing commercial development projects around the city. Ken and his wife Darlene
and providing drinking water. W A T E R plan to travel by RV to national parks around the U.S. until they can say
they have camped in them all at least once. As longtime residents, Ken and
What Can I Do to Help? CONSERVATION Darlene will remain in Live Oak while enjoying their retirement years.
• Recycle or properly dispose of household Remember, every little
products that contain chemicals, such as
insecticides, pesticides, paint, solvents, and used bit helps! CITY WELCOMES
motor oil and other auto fluids. Do not pour them Water we save is water we Jake Schmidtke
onto the ground or into storm drains. do not have to buy. It is The City has hired Jake Schmidtke to serve as the new
• Do not over-water your lawn. Consider using a important we do everything Building Official who brings a wealth of experience to the
soaker hose instead of a sprinkler. we can to decrease our water role. Jake has a background in construction management
consumption. Plumbing and we look forward to his leadership in such a crucial
• Compost or mulch yard waste. Do not leave it position as Building Official.
fixture retrofits, water saver
in the street or sweep it into storm drains or
landscapes, and improved
streams. If you have questions or concerns, please give us a call at
habits are all things that (210) 653-9140 Ext. 2244. We are open from 8 AM - 5 PM,
• Cover piles of dirt or mulch being used in will help us make low water Monday through Friday and together, we’ll build a better and
landscaping projects. use a part of every person’s safer Live Oak!
everyday life.
26 HOMETOWN NEWS | Jan - Feb 2021 www.liveoaktx.net 27APARTMENT COMMUNITIES CELLULAR & WIRELESS
Arbor at Centerbrook Dr. Phonez
Tell us and you could win 210.668.3880 210.566.2020
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CHILD CARE
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Mira Loma Apartments CHURCHES
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Navona at Live Oak Live Oak First Baptist Church
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Oak Forest Heights Livingway Christian Church
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Springs at Live Oak New Beginnings Int’l House of Worship
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QUESTION 1: Prince of Peace Community Church
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210.566.1000
knowing what businesses are near us and the services they offer.” Discount Tire CLEANING
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finding AC repair from the LOCAL.” 210.551.0340
QUESTION 3:
Where do you keep your copy of the Hometown News?
“I keep the LOCAL in my binder where I keep all my home information, easy access to what we need
and it is all in one place.”
QUESTION 4:
What do you like best about the magazine? Take 5 Oil Change
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know what is available for my children. We are especially excited about the Letters from Santa.” AUTOMOTIVE - Sales
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What is your favorite Live Oak business? 210.455.3050
Avis Used Cars
Texas Roadhouse!! Love those fried pickles. 210.538.9185
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DriveTime
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San Antonio Auto Auction
All submissions must be received by January 25th. 210.298.5477
World Car Hyundai - Mazda - Nissan
• The winner will be chosen and notified before by January 29th. 210.599.5959
• All qualifying emails will go into a random drawing.
• The winner will be notified by email and will have 48 hours to claim their gift or a new winner will be chosen.
• We will meet you at your favorite Live Oak business for a photo op and to present you with your $100 gift card.
• The photo will appear in the March/April issue of the Hometown News. Perilous Times Restoration
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28 | Shop Local • Eat Local • Spend Local Shop Local • Eat Local • Spend Local | 29EAT & DRINK - Cafe’s/Diners (Cont’d) EAT & DRINK - Mexican EDUCATION FINANCIAL - Loan Service HOTELS
LaMadeleine French Bakery & Cafe Las Palapas Mexican Cafe’ Check N Go Great Value Inn
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The South - Chicken & Waffles
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Williams Confectionery
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Monday - Thursday Business Administration, Logistics & Supply 210.945.3300
EAT & DRINK - Bars & Grills 10:30 am - 9 pm
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The Alamo Colleges District is an EOE. For any special accommodations issues
or an alternate format, contact the Title IX Coordinator, (210) 485-0200.
THE NEW WAY TO
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EAT & DRINK - Burgers
Starbucks - The Forum (inside Target)
Jimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches
210.650.4205
Judson ISD Educational Resource Center
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WHILE YOU INSURANCE
Five Guys Burgers 210.945.9102 McAlister’s Deli Judson ISD - Superintendent’s Office Allstate Insurance
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210.842.9254 Panera Bread Cafe’ C.O.B.B. Associates
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EAT & DRINK - Fast Food Potbelly Sandwich Shop Farmers Insurance - Chau Agency
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210.314.1330 Subway - Judson
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30 | Shop Local • Eat Local • Spend Local Shop Local • Eat Local • Spend Local | 31MEDICAL - Counseling MEDICAL - Dental MEDICAL - Dermatology MEDICAL - Optical
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Griffin Guidance Counseling Services Dr. Lindsey Schlepp, DDS - Family/Cosmetic Dentistry Blue Sprig Autism MyEyeLab
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Mary Walseth MA, LPC Dr. Michael Briseno DDS Clinical Pathology Labs, Inc. Retina Institute of South Texas
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Hearing Life South Texas Radiology Imaging Centers
210.617.9000 MEDICAL - Orthopedic
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Advanced Orthopedic Designs
New Sound Hearing Network MEDICAL - Ear, Nose & Throat 210.657.8100
210.941.1125
Dr. Jesse Moss Jr. Northeast Orthopedics & Sport
MEDICAL - Chiropractic 210.656.8888 210.477.5151
ENT Clinics of San Antonio, P.A. Orthopedic Care - Dr. Ples L. Kujaway, MD
210.656.9506 210.599.8110
Gentle, Caring & Affordable MEDICAL - Emergency MEDICAL - Pain Management
Dental Care for Everyone Methodist Hospital | Northeast Alavie Pain Management
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Concentra Urgent Care 210.615.1901
210.653.4420
MEDICAL - Hospital/Surgery MEDICAL - Pediatrics
WE CARE BEYOND THE CHAIR! Aquarius Pediatrics - Dr. Yvette Almendarez, MD
Alamo City Surgeons 210.560.4500
210.653.9307 Almouie Pediatrics
210.998.2410
Live Oak Periodontics & Implant Dentistry Internal Medicine & Pediatrics - Dr. Nadine Liu
210.637.0306 210.599.3840
Lou Baeten Orthodontics Live Oak Pediatrics - Jesus L. Rodriguez III MD
210.656.3531 210.599.6251
Monarch Dental MEDICAL - Pharmacy
210.526.3600
CVS Pharmacy (inside Target)
210.945.9759
Pat Booker Chiropractic Center Healthway Pharmacy
210.599.0099 210.314-7274
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MEDICAL - Physical Therapy/Rehab
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32 | Shop Local • Eat Local • Spend Local Shop Local • Eat Local • Spend Local | 33MEDICAL - Sleep
Northeast Pulmonary & Sleep Associates
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FORGET
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MEDICAL - Physicians to your favorite
Alamo Wellness Alliance
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Live Oak Business.
Carita’s Family Medicine
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See page 28
Conviva Care Center
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MEDICAL - Women’s Health
David A. Ochoa, M.D.
210.599.2128 Institute for Women’s Health
Dr. Mark Rodriguez M.D. 210.657.4099
210.646.0404 Virtuosa Gynecology
Hillside Primary Care 210.878.0090
210.742.6555 MEDICAL - Miscellaneous
San Antonio Sleep Center
210.614.7474 Cardiology Clinic of SA (HCAPS)
Sleep And Pulmonary Diagnostics 210.967.0096
210.655.1102 Counsel Oaks - Mental Health Care
210.646.0717
WATCH
Digestive and Liver Disease Center
210.650.9119
Gastroenterology Consultants of SA
210.614.1234
FOR SYMPTOMS Live Oak Allergy & Asthma Clinic
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People with COVID-19 have had Pinnacle Clinical Research
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a wide range of symptoms San Antonio Digestive Consultants
reported, ranging from mild 210.646.9702
symptoms to severe illness. San Antonio Infectious Disease
210.490.8941
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may have COVID-19: 210.654.8000
Toepperwein Family Practice Veda Medical & Med Spa
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• Fever or chills
MEDICAL - Podiatry
• Cough
Dr. Michael Langlois-Podiatry Group/South Texas
210.650.0314
• Shortness of breath/difficulty
Podiatry Clinics breathing
210.655.9965 • Fatigue
MEDICAL - Renal • Muscle or body aches
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210.590.0103 • New loss of taste or smell
Fresenius Kidney Care
210.655.4005 • Sore throat
Renal Associates P.A • Congestion or runny nose
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