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<br /> 35 <br />Regular Meeting October 9, 1989 Page 9 <br />Mr. Hart moved to table award of bid and Ms. Kissler seconded the <br />motion, which passed unanimously. Mr. Gilley was directed to <br />continue negotiations and condemnation proceedings. <br />Mayor Morris introduced a discussion to receive information from <br />Karnack TV and direction to Staff. Steve Smith and John Barr of <br />Karnack and Bill Kiker of Mission Cable provided information to <br />the Council. Mr. Kiker stated surveys would be mailed to all <br />cable users regarding programming. Mr. Smith stated they are in <br />hopes of completing the transfer within two months. Mr. <br />Hernandez asked if the rates were going to go up, and Mr. Kiker <br />stated if additional channels are added, the rates could change, <br />and there will be a rate increase, as there has not been one in <br />two years. Mr. Taylor was directed to work with Mr. Smith <br />regarding the transfer or renegotiation. <br />Mayor Morris introduced a discussion to receive information from <br />Jim Gandy regarding the possible Confederate Air Force relocation <br />to San Marcos. Mr. Gandy stated a vote will be taken by C.A.F. <br />on October 13 to relocate to Midland and the results announce d in <br />November. Mr. Gandy stated the Economic Development Council was <br />interested in the C.A.F. relocating from Harlingen to San Marcos. <br />San Marcos would offer an accessible location and tourism. He <br />discussed with Council what else San Marcos might provide to <br />C.A.F. Mr. Gandy advised John Wade was willing to donate 25 <br />acres to C.A.F. if the City would provide water and wastewater <br />services to his adjacent property for future development. Jorge <br />Rodriguez, the Director of Investment Banking, reviewed with <br />Council options for C.A.F. financing. Mr. Gandy stated C.A.F. <br />has $1 million and would need an additional $3.5 million. He <br />advised itisC.A.F.'s intention to have a world class museum by <br />1991 for their World War II anni ver,sary. The Council directed <br />Staff to look at the possibilities of C.A.F. relocated in San <br />Marcos and bring information to the Council regarding options. <br />Mayor Morris introduced for consideration an Executive Session <br />pursuant to Article 6252-17, Section 2 (e), V.A.C.S., to discuss <br />contemplated litigation with LCRA involving contract for supply <br />of electric power. Ms. Kissler moved to adjourn at 11:40 p.m. <br />and Mr. Guerra seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. <br />Mr. Hernandez moved to reconvene at 11:58 p.m. and Ms. Kissler <br />seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. <br />Mayor Morris introduced for consideration approval to authorize <br />further negotiations and if necessary, legal action, pertaining <br />to the contract with LCRA regarding the supply of electric power. <br />Mr. Guerra moved for approval to negotiate and if necessary, to <br />proceed with legal action and Mr. Moore seconded the motion, <br />which passed unanimously. <br />The meeting adjourned at 12:05 a.m. on motion made by Mr. Plummer <br />and seconded by Mr. Moore. <br /> ~. U\;to1AM <br /> Kathy M. rris <br /> Ma or.~ . I // <br /> . /~/.. <br /> ", / ..... / / , <br /> / ~~' .-/ // <br /> M yor P 0- em <br /> ( <br /> F ed erra <br /> Council Member <br />