Texas Administrative Code › Title 4 - AGRICULTURE › Part 2 - TEXAS ANIMAL HEALTH COMMISSION › Chapter 41 - FEVER TICKS › Section 41.15 - Quarantined area: Val Verde County

Current through Reg. 49, No.
				28; July 12, 2024
Quarantined areas are as follows for Val Verde County.
				  Beginning at a point on the south bank of the Devils River where the Amistad
				  Dam Compound east fence intersects the water line and following this east fence
				  of the compound in a southerly direction to the southeast corner of the Amistad
				  Dam Compound, approximately 1 3/4 miles; thence, following the meanderings of
				  this compound fence in a southwesterly direction to where it intersects the
				  east right-of-way fence of the old railroad, approximately 3 1/4 miles; thence,
				  following the old railroad right-of-way fence in a southeasterly direction to
				  its intersection with the right-of-way fence of the present Southern Pacific
				  Railroad, approximately 3 1/8 miles; thence, following Southern Pacific
				  Railroad in a southeasterly direction to a point directly north across a gravel
				  road from the northeast corner of the Slover Field, approximately 5 3/4 miles;
				  thence, south across this gravel road to the northeast corner of the Slover
				  Field and following the meanderings of the east fence of the Slover Field in a
				  southwesterly direction to where it intersects the northeast corner of the
				  Woodson Field 1, approximately 1/8 mile; thence, following the meanderings of
				  Woodson Field 1 east fence in a southwesterly direction to the southwest corner
				  of the same, approximately 1/4 mile to the north fence of the Payne Pasture;
				  thence, following the north fence of the Payne Pasture in a westerly direction
				  to the southwest corner of the same, approximately 100 yards; thence, following
				  the west fence of the Payne Pasture in a southeasterly direction across
				  Cienegas Creek to its junction with Kite Road, approximately 100 yards; thence,
				  following Kite Road in a southerly direction to where it intersects Garza Lane,
				  approximately .3 mile; thence, following Garza Lane in a westerly direction to
				  a corner, approximately 1/8 mile; thence, following Garza Lane in a
				  southeasterly direction to where it intersects U.S. Highway 277 Spur,
				  approximately 1 1/8 miles; thence, following U.S. Highway 277 Spur in a
				  southeasterly direction to its intersection with Hudson Drive, approximately .5
				  mile; thence, following Hudson Drive in a southeasterly direction to where it
				  joins Rio Grande Drive, formerly called Silo Field Road, approximately .6 mile;
				  thence, following the west fence of Rio Grande Drive in a southeasterly
				  direction to where it joins the east fence of the Rudy Mota Vega, approximately
				  .4 mile; thence, following the east fence of the Rudy Mota Vega in a
				  southeasterly direction to where it joins the San Felipe Creek, approximately
				  .3 mile; thence, following San Felipe Creek in an easterly direction to where
				  it joins the W.L. Moody Rancho Rio Grande north fence of the Leroyce Pasture,
				  approximately 1.2 miles; thence, following the meanderings of the Leroyce
				  Pasture north fence in an easterly direction to a corner where it intersects
				  the west right-of-way fence of U.S. Highway 277 being the east fence of the
				  Rancho Rio Grande, approximately 3.2 miles; thence, following the Rancho Rio
				  Grande east fence (on the west side of U.S. Highway 277) in a southeasterly
				  direction to where it intersects the Val Verde-Kinney County line approximately
				  9.2 miles.