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<br /> 165" <br /> Regular Meeting August 14,2000 Page 7 <br /> Mayor Chiu introduced a discussion item regarding an advertising partnership with Tanger <br /> Factory Outlet Center. Carrie Warren introduced Stanley Tanger, owner of Tanger Outlet. Ms. <br /> Warren stated the partnership would promote tourism to San Marcos and to think what San <br /> Marcos would be like without the Outlet Mall. The presence of Tanger is needed. Advertising <br /> brings tourism, overnight stays and restaurant business. Their advertising brings customers from <br /> Mexico, Austin and San Antonio, and they want that market to grow. She pointed out internet <br /> sales will continue to grow with no sales tax and advised Houston, Dallas, Mexico and Allen are <br /> getting outlets. Tanger wants to commit S 150,000 that does not promote Tanger, but promotes <br /> San Marcos. Ms. Tatum stated since the last meeting she has thought of Tanger and the City's <br /> goals. At the AMCC conference they asked Council Members what is your City's niche and <br /> advised them to nurture it. Ms. Tatum stated it is outlet shopping. She understands the <br /> downtown businesses' concerns. She would like to see a comprehensive marketing public <br /> relations campaign for San Marcos and for San Marcos activities and thinks this would be a win- <br /> win situation. She thinks this could be major marketing for our City and would like to see some <br /> of that traffic from the outlet to the downtown area, so we could get even more sales tax. She <br /> stated we need a slogan to promote, such as, "San Marcos has it all." Ms. Hughson asked where <br /> approval of the ads were routed: from Larry Gilley to CVB. She stated she is still opposed to <br /> this expenditure and thinks CVB needs to be in this as a partner. Ms. Warren stated they could <br /> submit the plan and the City and CVB could mold it and Tanger would then design the ads. Ms. <br /> Tatum stated she wants the City or CVB to have input in the marketing plan and wants that plan <br /> to promote our downtown and our outlet malls. The ads could be changed quarterly or <br /> seasonally and still have some continuity. Mr. Gilley stated this can be included in the budget <br /> and can be discussed in detail at the public hearing. He stated the Council will need to fonnally <br /> enter into an agreement. Mr. Gilley was directed to bring the Tanger Agreement for action and <br /> the amount will be determined at that time. <br /> Mayor Chiu introduced the City Manager's Report. Mr. Gilley had no report at this meeting. <br /> Mayor Chiu introduced the City Attorney's Report. Mr. Taylor had no report at this meeting. <br /> Mayor Chiu introduced the City Council's Report. (1.) Mr. Doiron reported the Sesquicentennial <br /> Committee wants to add another co-chair, and a SMCISD representative, and he stated the <br /> meeting went well and will discuss further changes at the next meeting. (2.) Ms. Hughson stated <br /> the Neighborhood Transportation Group should not be limited to three minutes but should be <br /> placed on the agenda so Council can discuss with them. She also stated budget issues need to be <br /> discussed at the next regular meeting. (3.) Mr. Cox had and update on the July 31 Parking <br /> Committee meeting. He stated it was not well attended. There was interest in privatizing <br /> downtown parking space enforcement. (4.) Mr. Mayhew asked about regulations or policies <br /> concerning tow trucks. He stated the Post Office is now towing from their parking lot and the <br /> Downtown Parking Ordinance needs to be reviewed. Mr. Moseley asked if we can set towing <br /> rates and bring it as an agenda item. Mr. Taylor stated the Ordinance will be ready in about <br /> forty-five days. (5.) Mr. Moseley asked for clarification on the Carsons' property and wants to <br /> be placed on an agenda to have a comprehensive look. (6.) Mr. Moseley stated the City should <br /> honor Charles Austin because he is going to the Olympics. He suggested having a street named <br /> after him or a street parade. Mr. Gilley asked if this would be a temporary or permanent street <br /> name. Mr. Moseley stated a perman.ent street. The Council agreed for staff to look into a <br /> Charles Austin Street. <br /> Mayor Chiu introduced an Executive Session pursuant to the Government Code, Section <br /> 551.071, to seek the City Attorney's advice regarding pending litigation (Lowman vs. Tanger <br /> Outlet Center) and other matters (drainage utility fees) and Sections 551.072 and 551.073, to <br /> discuss negotiated contracts for prospective gifts or donations to the City (Parkland-RR 12 area). <br /> Mr. Moseley moved to adjourn into Executive Session at 9:55 p.m. and Mr. Doiron seconded the <br /> motion, which passed unanimously. <br /> Mr. Moseley moved to reconvene at 10:34 p.m. and Mr. Mayhew seconded the motion, which <br /> passed unanimously. <br /> The meeting adjourned at 10:34 p.m. on motion made by Mr. Doiron and seconded by Mr. <br /> Moseley. <br />
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