If you have any other links for Mico or Medina Lake be sure to E-mail them to me and I will add them to this list.
Is the group that fights to keep the water from being taken out of the lake and keep the lake from being polluted. This information is no longer updated but you may find interesting information here.
The link above is to the new Waterfront Property Owners Association (WPOA) web-site. They are still building it and will continue to add items often.
WPOA has filed a Petition (1/22/04) against BMA in Bandera County asking for Declaratory Judgment / Relief. You may view the petition on the web-site under latest news updates or under the Letters, Appeals, Petitions.
This is a very interesting site dealing with the publics legal access to the river below the dam at the crossing of C.R. 271
www.alamocityrivermen.org/medina_diversion_lake.htm
This is a new site that has lots of information about Medina Lake and the area including free want ads, event postings, community calendar, local business info, local church info and much more.
While not actually a Mico Business the owners are lake people so if you need some boxes or packing material check out their site.
http://www.missioncitycontainer.com/
Has a Taxidermy Studio in the area and also does Antler Art, and Nature Photography.
Wild TexasNews clips from around the area as it pertains to the water issues also a lot of good links to information about Medina lake.
Considering 14 new reservoirs and other information. Lots of links to other water resources
http://www.watershedexperience.com
While not a water issue this is a site devoted to stop a new quarry, a local issue some may be interested in.
http://www.dontmesswithquihi.com/
(Legislative appointed board planning our water future)
http://www.twdb.state.tx.us/
http://www.watershedexperience.com/
Water Planning Group (Regional)
(SCTRWPG) (State planning group for this area of Texas - making plans for
our water future. Check this one for sure.)
http://www.tnris.state.tx.us/
(Information about the Texas Natural Resources Conservation Commission)
http://www.bexarmet.org/
(Buyers of BMA water from Medina Lake for distribution in SA)
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as of 11 april 2000
Bill Finley