Ord 2018-004/amending various sections of the San Marcos City Code for consistency with, or to complement concurrent adoption of the new San Marcos Development Code (“CodeSMTX”);

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Summary Chart Number of Appointments Representing 7 citizens one from each of Sectors I, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8 and 9 2 citizens (1 as an alternate voting Sector 5 member) 2 citizens (1 as an alternate voting Sector 6 member) 1 representative Texas State University, Division of Student Affairs 1 representative (alternate voting Texas State University Association member) Student Government (b) The voting members of the commission will be appointed to serve in staggered two-year terms and shall maintain his or her principal physical residence in the corporate limits of San Marcos; for purposes of this subsection. A voting member must meet all of the following to meet the requirements for principal physical residence: a. The person must use the residence address for voter registration and driver's license purposes; b. The person must use the residence address as the person's home address on documents such as employment records, resumes, business cards, government forms and application forms; c. The person must not claim a homestead exemption on any property other than theresidence;, (c) A map depicting the location of each sector is incorporated by viewed at the office of the city clerk or the development services dcpartment.and on the City of San Marcos, Neighborhood Commission webpage. Sec.2.112. Rules and regulations. The neighborhood commission will adopt the rules and regulations it deems best to govern its actions, subject to the general laws of the city and state. Sec. 2.113. Activities and duties. (a) The neighborhood commission duties and activities include the following: