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148 <br /> <br />Regular Meeting <br /> <br />September 27, 1982 <br /> <br />Page 6 <br /> <br />Mr. Brown introduced for consideration the adoption of a Resolution, <br />the caption which was read as follows: <br /> <br />A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN <br />MARCOS, TEXAS, CITING THE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION <br />ACT OF 1979 (ARTICLE 5190.6), V.A.C.S., AS AMENDED, <br />AND THE RULES GOVERNING THE ISSUANCE OF INDUSTRIAL <br />DEVELOPMENT BONDS IN TEXAS; DESCRIBING THE BOUNDARIES <br />OF THE ELIGIBLE BLIGHTED AREA OF THE CITY OF SAN MAR- <br />COS, TEXAS AND PROVIDING A MAP OF SUCH AREA; DETAIL- <br />ING THE FINDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, <br />AS TO THE REASONS FOR THE DESIGNATION OF THE ELIGIBLE <br />BLIGHTED AREA AND A DESCRIPTION OF THE OVERALL OBJEC- <br />TIVES OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS FOR REDEVELOP- <br />MENT AND RECOVERY OF THE ELIGIBLE BLIGHTED AREA; FIND- <br />ING AND REPRESENTING THAT THE AVAILABILITY OF FINANCING <br />OF PROJECTS FOR COMMERCIAL USES WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE <br />ALLEVIATION OF THE BLIGHTED CONDITIONS EXISTING IN THE <br />ELIGIBLE BLIGHTED AREA; DESCRIBING THE TYPES OF PROJECTS <br />FOR COMMERCIAL USES DESIRED AND AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY <br />OF SAN ~LARCOS, TEXAS'TO ENHANCE REDEVELOPMENT EFFORTS <br />IN THE ELIGIBLE BLIGHTED AREA, TOGETHER WITH A DESCRIP- <br />TION OF EXCLUSIONS OF COMMERCIAL USES; REPRESENTING <br />THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, <br />TEXAS WILL REVIEW ALL PROJECT DESCRIPTIONS FOR APPROVAL <br />TO INSURE CONSISTENCY WITH REDEVELOPMENT OBJECTIVES <br />WITHIN THE ELIGIBLE BLIGHTED AREA;- DESCRIBING PROPOSED <br />PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS TO BE MADE IN THE ELIGIBLE BLIGHTED <br />AREA, THE COMMENCEMENT DATES, THE CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE, <br />AND SOURCES OF FUNDING FOR SUCH IMPROVEMENTS AND DECLAR- <br />ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. <br /> <br />Mrs. Norris moved for the adoption of the Resolution and Mr. Farr se- <br />conded the motion, which passed unanimously. <br /> <br />Mr. Brown introduced for consideration approval to establish a Manage- <br />ment Board for the Convention Center. Mr. Moore moved that an Inde- <br />pendent Board be established to manage the Convention Center and that <br />such Board would be appointed by the City Council. Mr. Kreczmer said <br />he thought the Council should have the right to review the Board's re- <br />cords. Mrs. Mendez said she thought the Board needed some control by <br />the Council. Mrs. Norris moved the matter be tabled at this time, <br />but withdrew her motion, as the UDAG application requires some preliminary <br />action of the Council towards the management of the Convention Center. <br />On roll call the Council unanimously moved to set up an Independent <br />Board to manage the Convention Center. <br /> <br />Mr. Brown asked Ronnie Dannelley to report to the Council on the bind- <br />ing Letters of Commitment that had been received concerning the UDAG <br />application. Mr. Dannelley stated we had received three binding letters <br />totaling $13.2 million (1 hotel, 2 motels). <br /> <br />Mr. Brown introduced for consideration approval of additional informa- <br />tion pertaining to the primary (Hood property) and secondary (Show <br />Barn area) site locations for the Convention Center. Mr. Moore said <br />he would like the Council to consider changing the primary site loca- <br />tion to the Show Barn area, one of the factors being the traffic that <br />would be generated near the hospital from the Convention Center at the <br />Hood property location. Mr. Kreczmer stated the Hood property would be <br />costing money and we were having problems with the owner of the Hood <br />property. The County's property of 25 acres being valued at $1 million <br />would generate $14.2 million towards the grant application. At a 5 to 1 <br />ratio would equal $2.8 for a convention center, all of which could be <br />applied towards a center at the Show Barn location. John Wade said <br />many were concerned with the appearance of the Show Barn, and that <br />he had be~n in communication with Camp Gary and they were willing to <br />donate labor to dress it up. He also had a verbal commitment from <br />someone to donate a portion of the materials that would be needed. <br /> <br /> <br />