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changing about a disabled vehicle needing to be moved. Chief Williams was directed to speak <br />with her by the Mayor. <br />Kristine Donatello, American Cancer Society, addressed the Council regarding the smoking <br />ordinance and keeping it strong and comprehensive. She asked the Council to not amend the <br />ordinance and asked that they wait for further information regarding e- cigarettes before making <br />any changes. <br />Steve Werth, San Marcos, addressed the Council regarding the "gang like" bar staff downtown <br />and spoke of his negative experiences with them. He has spoken with the bar owners and is <br />working with them. He continued by speaking about his ministry and its purpose. <br />Scott Gregson, San Marcos, addressed the Council on behalf of the Citizens Utility Advisory <br />Board. He stated that they felt that growth should pay for itself and that water and wastewater <br />impact fees be adjusted to $5,791. He continued by providing the reasons supporting this <br />recommendation that were provided to the Council in a letter from the CURB. <br />Consent Agenda <br />6. Consider approval of the following: November 18, 2013 Special Meeting Minutes, <br />November 18, 2013 Election Canvas Special Meeting Minutes, November 19, 2013 <br />Regular Meeting Minutes, November 25, 2013 Special Meeting Minutes <br />7. Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -66, on the second of two readings, amending <br />Chapter 34, Article 5, Division 2 of the San Marcos City Code regulating smoking in <br />public places, as previously adopted by Ordinance No. 2013 -057, by adding a definition <br />for "Vape Shop" or "Vapor Shop" and exempting those businesses from the prohibition <br />of smoking in public places; and providing an effective date. <br />8. Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -67, on the second of two readings, amending <br />Chapter 78, Article 5, Hotel Occupancy Tax, of the San Marcos City Code; providing a <br />savings clause; providing for the repeal of any conflicting provisions; and providing an <br />effective date. <br />9. Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -176R, approving the purchase and installation of <br />Gametime Playground Equipment for the Community Services Department, in the <br />amount of $125,842.26 from Total Recreation Products, Inc. through the Texas Local <br />Government Purchasing Cooperative Buyboard Contract for Parks and Recreation <br />Supplies, Equipment and Installation, Supplemental (Contract #423 -13); authorizing the <br />Purchasing Manager to execute the appropriate purchasing documents on behalf of the <br />City and declaring an effective date. <br />10.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -177R, approving an Interlocal Agreement with <br />the Capital Area Council of Governments for 2014 Orthoimagery to obtain new Aerial <br />Orthophotos of the City's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction; authorizing the City Manager <br />or his designee to execute this Interlocal Agreement on behalf of the City and declaring <br />