Board and Committees

Cuero Main Street Advisory Board
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Chairman

Frank Burns

Frank Burns Accounting

Member

Gerard Gonzales

Standard Printing

Member

Gerald Clark

EMS Supervisor

Member

Aaron Franco

The Petal Express

Member

Mariah Moravitz Berger

Cuero Regional Hospital & The Spinning Top

Member

Jeanette Rocha

The Green Cow Creamery

Member

Lee Ann Schiffbauer

The Venue on Church Street

The Main Street Advisory Board is a strong, working board capable of creating positive change for downtown. The success of a commercial district’s preservation and revitalization effort depends largely on the board’s ability to identify and mobilize resources, build volunteer support, develop new leadership, and maintain a clear focus on the district’s needs and opportunities. All members of the board and additional volunteers for the program are historic preservation advocates.

 

The board is a decisive, action-oriented group, small enough to establish a quorum easily and large enough to represent a cross-section of the community. The board is made up of seven members, providing commitment, skills, leadership, time, enthusiasm, resources, and community respect to the organization. Examples of sectors of the community to be represented are: downtown property owners, historic preservation societies, retailers, business owners, city/county government, local civic organizations, community leaders, architects, bankers, interested citizens, etc.

 

Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday at 5:30 PM.

 

City Council Chambers

212 E. Main Street

Cuero, TX 77954

Promotions Committee
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Director

Sandra Tague Osman

Cuero Main Street

Member

Lisa Waterbury

City of Cuero

Chair

Caroline “Connie” Hawes

City of Cuero

Member

Jennifer Vinson

City of Cuero

Member

Angie Cueller

Chamber of Commerce

Promotion takes many forms, but the goal is to create a positive image that will renew community pride and tell your Main Street story to the surrounding region. The techniques we teach, and the variety of tools at your disposal, will help to rekindle the vitality of your community. Promotions communicate your commercial district’s unique characteristics, cultural traditions, architecture, history, and activities to shoppers, investors, potential business & property owners, and visitors.

 

Meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday at Noon
Pizza provided.

 

Cuero Main Street Conference Room

210 E. Main Street

Cuero, TX 77954

Economic Vitality/Design Committee
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Chair

Alan Kahlich

Anders Auto Supply

Vice Chair

Charles Papacek

Vice Chair

Frank Burns

Frank Burns Accounting

Member

Gerald Clark

EMS Assistant Director, Cuero

ECONOMIC VITALITY: Retain and expand successful businesses to provide a balanced commercial mix, sharpen competitiveness and merchandising skills of business owners and attract new businesses; creative reuse of historic properties; convert vacant commercial space into economically productive property.

 

DESIGN: Create a safe, inviting environment for shoppers, workers, and visitors while preserving historic character; take advantage of visual opportunities by directing attention to physical elements: public and private buildings, storefronts, signs, public spaces, parking areas, street furniture, public art, landscaping, merchandising, window displays and promotional materials. An appealing atmosphere conveys a positive message about the commercial district and what it has to offer. Instill good maintenance practices; enhance physical appearance through the rehabilitation of historic buildings, encourage appropriate new construction, develop design management systems, educate business and property owners about design quality and long-term planning.

 

Meetings are held on the 1st Tuesday at 5:30 PM

 

Cuero Public Library

207 E. Main Street

Cuero, TX 77954

Organization Committee
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Candy Henderson
Keep Cuero Beautiful

Denise McMahan
Cuero Regional Hospital

Establish consensus and cooperation by building partnerships among the various groups that have a stake in the commercial district. Volunteer recruitment and collaboration with partners represent a broad cross-section of the community. A governing board of directors and standing committees make up the fundamental organizational structure of volunteer-driven revitalization programs.

 

Meetings are held At-Will to promote events during the year.