Ord 2025-032 annexing into the city approximately 7.30 acres of land, generally located at the 5900 block of IH-35 south, along the southbound IH-35 frontage road, 1,000 feet south of Industrial Fork in Hays County, Texas (Case No. AN-25-05

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EXHIBIT B When the Property is annexed, services will be provided to the Property as follows: 1.Police Protection Police services, including patrolling,response to calls and other routine services,will begin on the Effective Date of the annexation using existing personnel and equipment. 2.Fire Protection Fire protection services, including emergency response calls, will begin on the Effective Date of the annexation using existing personnel and equipment and within the limitations of the available water supply. 3.Emersency Medical Services The City of San Marcos contracts for emergency medical services through the San Marcos—Hays County EMS,which already provides service to the area being annexed. 4. Solid Waste Collection Solid waste collection services, provided under contract with a private company, will be made available to all properties on the Effective Date of the annexation. Residents of the Property may elect to continue using the services of a private solid waste hauler for a period of two years after the Effective Date of the annexation. Businesses and institutions must make arrangements with private solid waste haulers. 5. Oneration and Maintenance of Water and Wastewater Facilities a. Water. The Property is located within an area over which Crystal Clear Special Utility District (CCSUD)holds a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity(CCN)for water service. In the event the Property obtains a final order from the Public Utility Commission of Texas releasing the Property from the CCSUD CCN, the City of San Marcos agrees to make water service available to the Property on the same basis as available to other owners of property in the City. The Owner is solely responsible for the cost to construct and extend all infrastructure, facilities, and lines necessary to serve the Property. In exchange for the City's commitment to provide water service, and the provision of water service to such property, the Owner of the Property agrees to pay all reasonable costs incurred by the City as a result of any lawsuit filed by CCSUD related to the release or decertification of the Property, or portion thereof, from CCSUD's CCN. The City shall invoice the Owner of the Property for such reasonable costs incurred and the Owner shall cause payment to be made to the City for such invoiced amount within thirty (30) days of receipt of the invoice. In the event, the City is required to obtain approval from the PUC to serve the Property, or portion thereof, after such release or decertification from the CCSUD CCN, and the City is ordered by the PUC to make a payment to CCSUD CCN in obtaining such approval from the PUC, the Owner of the Property agrees to pay such CCN release costs. The Parties acknowledge and agree that any lawsuit filed by CCSUD shall not hinder or delay the City from providing water service to the Property.