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<br />MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
<br />CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS,
<br />TEXAS, AUGUST 2, 1982
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<br />PRESENT: Mayor
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<br />Emmie Craddock
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<br />Council Members
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<br /> Karl W. Brown
<br /> Gerald G. Farr
<br /> John A. Kreczmer
<br /> Elida A. Mendez
<br /> Jaime Moore
<br />* Tess Norris
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<br />City Manager
<br />City Secretary
<br />City Attorney
<br />Director of Finance
<br />Director of Public Works
<br />Director of Administration
<br />Acting Chief of Police
<br />Fire Chief
<br />City Planner
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<br />A. C. Gonzalez
<br />Janis K. Womack
<br />Barbara Jean Edwards
<br />Earl Williams
<br />George Boeker
<br />Dinah Elwell
<br />Jesse Guerra
<br />Oscar Carpenter
<br />Joe Garza
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<br />Also Present: Elaine Taylor, Sara Lesak, Children from Toddlers Triangle,
<br />Craig Farmer, Victoria Garcia, Ciria Alcala, Jane Reyes, Susana Torrez,
<br />Demetria Garcia, Frances Guerra, Paul Espinoza, Aniseto Gonzalez, Nicolas
<br />Garcia, Frank Hernandez, Kim Oliphant, John Morriset, David Young, Joe
<br />Froh, Gwen Smith, Stephanie Langenkamp, Jack Lindstrom, Jana Starr, Jane
<br />Wilson, Jerri Martin, Jeff Watkins, Frances Emery, Dr. Castold±, Pat Price,
<br />Berry James, Brenda Smith, Rodney Cobb and others.
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<br />Mayor Craddock called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
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<br />Mayor Craddock opened a public hearing to consider approval of the Master
<br />Plan for the City of San Marcos, Texas, scheduled to be adopted September
<br />13, 1982. John Morriset of the Executive Master Plan Committee stated he
<br />felt the Master Plan was flexible so that changes could be made if needed,
<br />and that it had been carefully considered by the Master Plan Committee and
<br />Planning and Zoning Commission prior to its presentation to the Council.
<br />Jane Wilson asked Craig Farmer if the Master Plan reflected the suggested
<br />changes of the Neighborhood Associations, and he stated that it did. No
<br />one else wished to speak in favor or in opposition to the Master Plan, so
<br />Mayor Craddock closed the public hearing.
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<br />Mayor Craddock opened a public hearing to consider proposed uses of the
<br />Revenue Sharing Entitlement No. 14 Funds for the 1982-1983 Fiscal Year.
<br />Earl Williams, Finance Director, stated the City would receive approxi-
<br />mately $450,000 in revenue sharing funds. Senior citizens, as well as
<br />all citizens, had been invited to attend and were requested to partici-
<br />pate, either in writing or orally, to what they wanted the funds spent
<br />for. He stated the budget for revenue sharing, as well as all budgets,
<br />are available for inspection and that he is available to discuss these
<br />budgets with all citizens. The revenue sharing funds will be received
<br />in quarterly payments, the first payment to be received in January of
<br />1983. The citizens were advised of the public hearing by publication
<br />in the Daily Record, as well as letters sent directly to Hillside Manor,
<br />Care-Inn of San Marcos, Sprirgtown Villa, Rev. Anthony Neugebauer, Chair-
<br />man of the Senior Citizens Advisory Board, Com~.unity Action, Herndon House
<br />and Allen Wood Homes Senior Citizens Organization, requesting participa-
<br />tion in the public hearing and the agenda was posted on the bulletin
<br />board at City Hall. Although there were many senior citizens present
<br />during the public hearing, no one wished to speak and the public hearing
<br />was closed. Ail present were advised there would be another public hear-
<br />ing on revenue sharing and all other budgets on August 16, 1982 and were
<br />invited to participate in this public hearing or submit their written
<br />comments.
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<br />* Mrs. Norris was not present at this meeting, as she was attending a
<br /> Regional Forum meeting of the Edwards Underground Water District in
<br /> San Antonio, Texas.
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