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<br />MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
<br />CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS,
<br />TEXAS, FEBRUARY 8, 1982
<br />
<br />PRESENT:
<br />
<br />Mayor
<br />
<br />Emmie Craddock
<br />
<br />Council Members
<br />
<br />Karl W. Brown
<br />Robert L. Cavazos
<br />Berry R. James
<br />John A. Kreczmer
<br />Elida A. Mendez
<br />Tess Norris
<br />
<br />City Manager
<br />City Secretary
<br />City Attorney
<br />Public Works Administrator
<br />
<br />A. C. Gonzalez
<br />Janis K. Womack
<br />Barbara Edwards
<br />Daniel Brown
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<br />Also Present: Jim Weber, Dean Smith, Charles McCormick, Irvin Ogletree,
<br />Jim and Harriet McCrocklin, John McCrocklin, Mrs. James L. Moore, John
<br />Wade, Jean Ogletree, Brenda Chastain, Al Heinroth, Abe Zimmerman, B.
<br />Franklin Davidson, J. R. Gonzales, Jeff Watkins, Kelley Kilber, Mr. and
<br />Mrs. Chester Witte, David Deibel, Amy Beck, John Stokes, Jerri Martin,
<br />Robby Robbins, Jim Byrn, Andrew Gary, John Ferguson, Jim Gandy, Craig
<br />Farmer, Craig Johnson, Stanley Stemen, Billy Moore, Gwen Smith, Ray
<br />Harper, Harvey Ginsburg, Joe Cox, Bill Howell, Roger Storey, Sam Cutts
<br />and others.
<br />
<br />Mayor Craddock called the meeting to order at 7:55 p.m.
<br />
<br />Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of the minutes of
<br />the Special Meeting held January 25, 1982. Mr. James moved to approve
<br />the minutes and Mrs. Mendez seconded the motion, which passed unani-
<br />mously.
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<br />Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of the minutes of
<br />the Regular Meeting held January 25, 1982. Mrs. Norris moved to ap-
<br />prove the minutes and Mr. Brown seconded the motion, which passed unani-
<br />mously.
<br />
<br />Mayor Craddock opened a public hearing to consider the annexation of
<br />135 acres of land, more or less, adjoining the existing City Limits
<br />of the City of San Marcos, Texas, out of the J. M. Veramendi League
<br />No.1 and J. M. Veramendi League No.2, a portion of which is a/k/a
<br />Cape's Camp. No one wished to speak in favor of the annexation. In
<br />opposition to the annexation John Stokes asked if the utility services
<br />would meet State requirements. City Manager Gonzalez said it would meet
<br />the needs of the area. Also in opposition to the annexation, Andrew
<br />Gary, representing the Thornton family, owners of the Cape's Camp pro-
<br />perty, addressed the Council with question concerning the utility plan.
<br />He said the lift station that was servicing the area nearby was inade-
<br />quate, overflowing on occasion. He felt the City neeæto prove to the
<br />citizens the value of annexing this area and made aware of the liability
<br />of the county road and bridge, and what the City's intention were to do
<br />about the road and bridge. He felt the utility plan was not specific
<br />enough. No one else wished to speak in favor or against the annexation,
<br />so Mayor Craddock closed the public hearing.
<br />
<br />Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration approval of appointments to
<br />the Examining and Supervising Board of Electricians. Prior to the meet-
<br />ing four names were placed in nomination for three positions on the
<br />Board for Master Electricians: Richard Pullen, Jerrold Peters, Richard
<br />Ray Cowan and Robert Cotner, Jr.; and Chuck Fritche was placed in nomi-
<br />nation for the LCRA Representative and Albert Armstead as the City Elec-
<br />trical Inspector. The Council then voted on the appointment of three
<br />Master Electricians to the Board as follows:
<br />
<br />BROWN: Pullen, Peters and Cotner.
<br />CAVAZOS: Pullen, Peters and Cotner.
<br />JAMES: Pullen, Peters and Cotner.
<br />CRADDOCK: Pullen, Peters and Cotner.
<br />KRECZMER: Pullen, Peters and Cotner.
<br />MENDEZ: Pullen, Peters and Cotner.
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