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<br /> 93 <br /> RESOLUTION 1984-75R <br /> A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE <br /> CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, DECLARING THAT <br /> A CERTAIN PORTION OF AN EASEMENT CONSISTING <br /> OF 0.22 ACRES OF LAND OWNED BY THE S'rATE OF <br /> TEXAS LOCATED ADJACENT TO FARM-TO-MARKET <br /> HIGHWAY 2439, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS HUNTER ROAD, <br /> IS NOW SURPLUS AND NOT NEEDED FOR DRAINAGE, <br /> ROAD OR PARK PURPOSES AND DECLARING THAT <br /> SUCH PORTION OF SAID EASEMENT SHOULD BE <br /> QUITCLAIMED BY THE STATE OF TEXAS TO ROBERT <br /> R. ANDERSON, THE OWNER OF THE FEE OF SAID <br /> LAND, IN EXCHANGE FOR AND AS FULL CONSIDER- <br /> ATION FOR AN ADDITIONAL CHANNEL EASEMENT <br /> CONSISTING OF 0.17 ACRES OF LAND FROM ROBERT <br /> R. ANDERSON AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. <br /> WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of San Marcos has <br />been notified by District 14 of the State Department of <br />Highways and Public Transportation that 0.22 acres of land <br />which is a portion of a channel easement located at <br />Engineer's Centerline Station 128 + 02.8 which was acquired <br />by easement dated February 4, 1958, as recorded in Volume <br />176, Page 119, of the Hays County Deed Records, which is <br />located approximately 2.4 miles southwest of Loop 82 on <br />Farm-To-Market Highway 2439, is surplus and is no longer <br />needed for drainage purposes and is not needed for use by the <br />citizens of San Marcos for road or park purposes since the <br />existing drainage channel is not presently contained therein, <br />and finds that it is desirable that the State Department of <br />Highways and Public Transportation acquire an additional <br />channel easement totaling 0.17 acres on which the existing <br />drainage channel is currently being contained; and <br /> WHEREAS, said City Council has further been informed by <br />said District 14 that it is the policy of the State <br />Department of Highways and Public Transportation to dispose <br />of the State's interest in such right-of-way easement when it <br />becomes surplus; and <br /> WHEREAS, the owner of the fee l.n the land containing <br />this said 0.22 acres of land, one Robert R. Anderson, desires <br />to exchange an 0.17 acre tract of land, on which the said <br />existing drainage channel is currently being contained, to <br />the State of Texas for the said 0.22 acres of land; and <br /> WHEREAS, said City Council desires that the State of <br />Texas relinquish its interest in the said 0.22 acres to <br />Robert R. Anderson in exchange for his relinquishment of his <br />interest to the State of Texas in the said 0.17 acres; now, <br />therefore, <br /> BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN <br />MARCOS, TEXAS: <br /> PART 1. That the said tract of land containing 0.22 <br />acres of land is now surplus and is no longer needed for <br />drainage purposes and is not needed for use by the citizens <br />of San Marcos for road or park purposes and that the State of <br />Texas should quitclaim to the owner, Robert R. Anderson, of <br />the fee in the land in exchange for and as full consideration <br />for the additional channel easement containing 0.17 acres of <br />land to be conveyed to the State of Texas by said Robert R. <br />Anderson, without any compensation or other consideration <br />passing by either of the parties, the State of Texas or <br />Robert R. Anderson, provided this meets the requirements of <br />the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation, <br />said 0.22 acre tract and said 0.17 acre tract being shown on <br />the map attached hereto and incorporated herein for all <br />purposes. <br />