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City Council Meeting Minutes March 2, 2021 <br />City going to pay on accounts? Mayor Hughson would like to know what is <br />the delinquent amount? Mr. Cavazos will provide the actual numbers to <br />Council. <br />Mayor Pro Tem Derrick stated the Community Action application is 10 pages <br />if applicant doesn't have specific documents, it is not worth the time to fill it <br />out to get money. Mr. Cavazos stated the application is used for standard <br />funding and city staff did meet with the Community Action staff and asked if <br />city funding applications go through a shorter application process, to show <br />proof that it was due to COVID and that is why the numbers picked up in <br />December. Mayor Pro Tem Derrick asked if we have announced the shorter <br />application? Mr. Cavazos stated we haven't told the utility customers about <br />the assistance but do notify customers to reach out to Community Action and <br />state this is for City funding assistance. Mayor Hughson stated we have to <br />inform people since no disconnections are occurring. Mr. Cavazos stated the <br />application is long because it includes different funding programs to which <br />Community Action has for which the applicant can be approved. <br />Mayor Hughson asked how much can we spend? Ms. Kalka stated $2-2.5M is <br />available. <br />Mayor Hughson suggested extending to Aug 1. Mr. Lumbreras stated there will <br />be communication regarding a shorter application to our customers, the dollar <br />amount will be provided, and he suggests acting on the recommendation when <br />actual number is presented to Council. Council agrees with waiting on the <br />dollar amount before moving forward with staff recommendation. This item <br />will be brought forward for further discussion at the next City Council <br />Meeting. <br />25. Hold a discussion regarding use standards and zoning for outdoor storage and <br />self -storage facilities, and provide direction to Staff. <br />Shannon Mattingly, Director of Planning and Development Services, provided <br />information regarding the standards and zoning for outdoor storage and <br />self -storage facilities that would require a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for all <br />storage related uses. Ms Mattingly stated with CUPs, Council can add criteria <br />or different requirements and set up different standards. Ms. Mattingly stated <br />that deferring the effective date of Zoning to tie to the CUP will ensure no <br />other uses would be authorized if storage is not constructed. Ms. Mattingly <br />mentioned staff will work on cleaning up the definitions regarding Outdoor <br />Storage and what is considered outdoor storage, accessory use vs. primary use, <br />and standards where the use may be limited. <br />City of San Marcos Page 25 <br />