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204. Regular Meeting February 9, 2004 Page 2 the Dunbar Center was built for all residents of San Marcos. 4) Ozzie Munoz stated he wished to speak on the Dunbar Center. He stated he feels the neighborhood residents should decide what happens with their neighborhood. 5) Johnnie Armstead stated she wished to speak on the Dunbar Center. She stated she feels San Marcos is one community with different sections. She encouraged the Council to not let someone take something away from the citizens for personal benefits. She also encouraged the Council to keep peace in San Marcos and promote progress. 6) Ollie Giles stated she did not wish to speak. 7) Bob Bryant stated he wished to speak regarding the Ethics Review Commission hearings. He provided the Council with a copy of a letter to the San Marcos Daily Record written by Donald Graham. He encouraged the Council to review all legal opinions and testimonies provided at the Fall 2002 Ethics hearing. 8) Mary Jackson provided written comments to the Council. 9) Jim Green stated he wished to speak on Item 26, a discussion regarding the Bill of Rights. He stated he is against the Patriot Act Resolution. He stated he feels this Resolution was created by citizens opposing President Bush. He encouraged the Council not to adopt the Bill of Rights Resolution. 10) Loraine Spencer stated she wished to speak on Item 27, a discussion regarding polygraph tests. She stated the City has spent over $20,000.00 for the campaign flyer investigation and did not receive anything for their money. She encouraged the Council not to waste any more money or time on the campaign flyer investigation. 11) Roland Hesalroad stated he wished to speak on Item 27, a discussion regarding polygraph tests. He stated ~he has been a San Marcos resident for 10 years. He stated he feels the residents are tired of the campaign flyer investigation discussion. He stated if the Council can prosecute anyone who was involved in the wrongdoing, then prosecute them or drop the discussion and move on. He also encouraged the Council to approve the three Ordinances regarding the Ethics Review Commission. 12) Robert Seese stated he wished to speak on Item 27,a discussion regarding polygraph tests. He stated the citizen of Subareas D & E want justice on the racial campaign flyer of 2002. He stated the citizens of this area are willing to put up the money for the Council to take polygraph tests. Mayor Habingreither introduced the Staff Report. had no report. Mr. O'Leary stated he Mayor Habingreither introduced for consideration approval of six adult appointments and four student appointments to the Youth Commission. Ms. Narvaiz moved to reappoint David Valle as the (youth) Pride School, SMHS student government representative, Mr. Mihalkanin moved to reappoint Mallory Miller (youth) Pride School, SMHS student government representative, reappoint Fabian Vasquez (youth) Pride School, SMHS student government representative and reappoint Madelyn Smith as the (adult) Central Texas Medical Center representative, which passed unanimously. The remaining appointments will be rescheduled. Mayor Habingreither introduced for consideration approval of two appointments to the San Marcos Electrical Board. Mr. Mihalkanin moved to reappoint Tom Flaunders as a General Contractor representative, which passed unanimously. The remaining appointment will be rescheduled.