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Res 2021-064/approving Substantial Amendment No. 10 to the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Action Plan
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Res 2021-064/approving Substantial Amendment No. 10 to the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Action Plan
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Response <br />The City is exploring a number of options for creating better and more sustainable infrastructure, reducing repetitive loss and flooding within the City of San Marcos, andassisting those <br /> with outstanding unmet housing needs. We appreciate andwill consider your comments.Comment appreciated and duly noted. No change to Action Plan necessary at this time.The City is exploring <br /> a number of options for reducing repetitive loss and flooding within the City of San Marcos, as well as assisting those with outstanding unmet housing needs. We appreciate and will <br /> consider your comments.No changeto Action Plan necessary at this time. <br />Comment <br />Did you experience flood damage? <br />In the interest of being proactive with the <br />No <br />relief money.Form Question:Answer:Comment:housing funding, I would like to recommend the city take two important measures. These are: 1) Use the funding allotment to relocate residents <br /> of the flood plains of both the Blanco and San Marcos Rivers to non-flood plain areas, and 2) Relocate the wastewater treatment plant on the San Marcos River, currently located east <br /> of I35, to a higher area out of the flood plain of the river. The San Marcos River is a treasure. The natural quality of the water is rare anddelicate. San Marcos is a city of interest <br /> because of the natural beauty of the river and surrounding ecosystem. Affordable urban development can take place, but plan these developments with the protection of the unique and <br /> irreplaceable environment in mind. Develop east of the floodplain of the San Marcos River on the Blackland prairie.for my wife, Lucy Edgell, son, John J. Edgell, Ill, and myself. Our <br /> home, since 1967 and located at 1008 Hackberry St., San Marcos, was flooded during the was flooded, totally destroyed with a remaining exterior shell, by about six feet of mud and water <br /> escape with the clothes on us and our lives. My son is a fifty-one year old handicapped person requiring continuous care and ambulates via a wheel chair. I <br />Element <br />both housing andinfrastructure <br />Source <br />Date <br /># <br />189/2/16Online FormRelocation of 199/2/16City Hall Drop BoxHousingI am John J. Edgell, Jr. commenting on the HUD Plan <br /> <br />
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