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Charles Soechting, San Marcos, addressed the Council representing the citizens that live out by a 1, ..�;.. 4-1..,. >✓'TT u . 11 .A 4-L,. 1- '1.........1 s A 1. _4,._,`.— �L, _. t.3 a.— � - -- •, J 11VVL111� 1Lt11�L. 111 L11L.. LLJ. IIC a3r%., �U L11L. %- UUlll�ll LO UV W11QU.V\-1 LII%sY t�UUILI LV �LUP IL. Joel Romo, Austin, addressed the Council as a representative of the American Heart Association and their support of the adoption of the smoking ban ordinance, and he asked the Council to strengthen the rules of e- cigarettes as well. Dianne Wassenich, San Marcos, provided her strong support of the Council approving the smoking ban ordinance. She also addressed the Council regarding the truck stop out next to the Blanco Vista, asked the Council to do something about it. Lastly she addressed the Sessom Creek study that was presented to Parks Board. Lou Oldyke, Hays County, addressed the Council regarding the possible truck stop being built in Kyle out by the Blanco Vista. He asked the City Council to do whatever they can to stop it. Paula Hamilton, San Marcos, addressed the Council regarding the possible truck stop being built in Kyle out by Blanco Vista. She asked the City Council to go out and protect this single family development. She addressed her concerns with air and noise pollution that will be caused by this truck stop. Michael Walton, San Marcos, addressed the Council regarding the smoking ban ordinance and asked them to approve the smoking ban ordinance. He also addressed the Council regarding the truck stop potentially being developed adjacent to Blanco Vista and asked the �'ouncil to try and do something. Robert Doerr, San Marcos, addressed the Council regarding the proposed truck stop in Kyle. He didn't know what the Council could do, but certainly would appreciate any help that the Council could provide. Consent Agenda 8. Consider approval of the September 3, 2013, Regular Meeting Minutes. 9. Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -48, on the second of two readings, increasing rates established under Section 86.505 of the San Marcos Code for Drainage Charges; and including procedural provisions. 10.Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -49, on the second of two readings, increasing rates established under Sections 86.231. of the City Code; setting rates for water, wholesale water and reclaimed water sales; and including procedural provisions. 11.Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -50, on the second of two readings, increasing the rates for Electric Utility Services; and including procedural provisions. 12.Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -51, on the second of two readings, amending the tables in Section 2.2 of the Development Standards and in the Concept Plan for the