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Regular Meeting February 6, 2007 Page 7 <br />Mr. Guerrero moved for adoption of the Resolution, and Mr. Jones seconded <br />the motion. Mayor Narvaiz stated two citizens have signed up to speak on <br />this Resolution. 1) Craig Banning encouraged the Council to pass this <br />placement of permanent artwork. He stated this would be a gift to the <br />City, which will recognize the Native Americans that founded the City. He <br />stated that he feels the proposed location is well lit and visible to the <br />streets. 2) Kevin Graves encouraged the adoption of the Resolution. Mr. <br />Guerrero inquired to the process of approval of artwork. Rodney Cobb, <br />Director of Parks Department, stated this approval is a new process, which <br />the organization completes an application form, then the applicants go <br />before the Arts Commission for approval, then to the Council for approval. <br />Mr. Guerrero inquired to the Art Commission discussion with the location. <br />Mary Stump, Chair of Arts Commission, stated that the Arts Commission is <br />enthusiastic with this project. She stated that the members of the <br />commission expressed support for the overall project and the artistic merit <br />of the sculpture. However, they disagreed on placement at the Fish Hatchery <br />location. She stated the discussions included the appropriateness of the <br />artwork in relation to the proposed placement location, the scale of the <br />artwork in relation to the proposed location, alternative locations, <br />liability and vandalism, installation process and the financial needs for <br />the casting and continued maintenance of the artwork. Mayor Narvaiz <br />inquired to what would happen if the location can not be agreed upon by the <br />Arts Commission and the Leadership San Marcos. Ms. Stump stated the Arts <br />Commission wants this project to be a success. She stated that if this <br />project fell back into our laps, we would work with Leadership SM to find <br />an appropriate site. Rodney Vanouderkerke stated that the San Marcos <br />Leadership is under a deadline to get this project to move forward. He <br />stated that San Marcos Leadership has worked hard on the location. He <br />stated that they wanted the statue to be near the river where this tribe <br />lived. He stated several years ago the City approved a statue to be placed <br />at the same location, but that project never took place. Mr. Thomaides <br />thanked everyone for their hard work on the project. He thanked the San <br />Marcos Leadership for a beautiful statue. Mr. Guerrero thanked the San <br />Marcos Leadership for the statue. The Council then voted unanimously for <br />adoption of the Resolution. <br />Mayor Narvaiz introduced for consideration Item 14, removed from the <br />Consent agenda, adoption of a Resolution, the caption which was read as <br />follows: <br />A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS. <br />APPROVING A CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT AGREEMENT WITH CREEKSIDE SQUARE, LTD; <br />AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE THE AGREEMENT; AND DECLARING <br />AN EFFECTIVE DATE. <br />Mr. Thomaides moved for adoption of the Resolution, and Mr. Guerrero <br />seconded the motion. Mr. O'Leary stated the proposed Stone Creek Crossing <br />Development requested TxDOT to reverse the entrance and exit ramp locations <br />