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<br />regular meeting, june 10, 1974
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<br />page three
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<br />Mr. Sutton moved approval of the Resolution. Mr. Dibrell seconded the motion.
<br />Councilmen discussed the fine schedule. Mr. Dibrell moved the Resolution
<br />be amended to set a fine of $25.00 for littering instead of $50.00. Mr. Sutton
<br />accepted the amendment. The motion to amend was unanimously approved. The
<br />motion to approve the amended Resolution was unanimously approved.
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<br />Mr. Cunningham moved approval of a request for a renewal of a temporary permit
<br />to locate a mobile home on Lot 4, Block 3 of the McAllister Addition, 1128
<br />West San Antonio Street. Mr. Flores seconded the motion, which passed
<br />unanimously.
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<br />Mayor Craddock read the caption of an ordinance as follows:
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<br />AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, DEDICATING CERTAIN
<br />LAND OUT OF THAT TRACT KNOWN AS THE OLD SEWER TREATMENT PLANT TO
<br />USE AS PARKLAND ONLY PURSUANT TO SECTION 3.07 OF THE CHARTER OF
<br />THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS.
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<br />Mr. Dibrell moved the Ordinance be approved on third reading. Mr. Sutton
<br />seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The Mayor declared the
<br />Ordinance Passed, Approved and Adopted.
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<br />The Mayor read the caption of an ordinance as follows:
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<br />AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, REMOVING THE
<br />DEDICATION FOR PARKLAND USE ONLY FROM A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
<br />WITHIN SAID CITY.
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<br />Mr. Flores moved the Ordinance be approved on third reading. Mr. Cunningham
<br />seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The Mayor declared the Ordinance
<br />Passed, Approved and Adopted.
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<br />Mayor Craddock introduced for consideration the Planned Use Report for Entitlement
<br />Period Five of the Revenue Sharing Program. The allocations were summarized
<br />as follows: Public Safety, $55,000; Environmental Protection, $11,500;
<br />Recreation, $3,300; Libraries, $1,886; Social Services for Aged or Poor,
<br />$23,000; Multipurpose and General Government, $150,000; Education, $16,500;
<br />Social Development, $11,000; Other, Drainage Program, $40,000, Utilities Program,
<br />$60,000. Mr. Sat ton moved approval of the report. Mr. Flores seconded the
<br />motion. Councilman Cunningham stated that the Environmental Awareness and
<br />Protection Action Committee was having a problem in funding their research
<br />program for recycling solid waste, and was requesting $900 for that purpose.
<br />Ray Stone, representing EAPAC, was present to request the funds. Questioned
<br />by the Council, the City Manager stated that granting such a request would
<br />set a p~ecedent for other agencies requesting funding for programs to also
<br />request for funding for research of the programs. Mr. Dibrell stated his
<br />preference for City staff to research the project and conduct the necessary
<br />surveys. Mr. Stone said that he had gotten the impression at the workshop
<br />session at which the EAPAC proposal was discussed that the City wished his
<br />organization to conduct all the research necessary to be able to present the
<br />complete plan for the recycling program on July 1. Mayor Craddock moved that
<br />full consideration of the process and procedure of a recycling program be
<br />discussed on July 1, rather than discussion of an established program.
<br />Mr. Flores seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. On roll call, the
<br />motion to approve0the Planned Use Report was unanimously approved.
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<br />Mr. Dibrell moved approval of a policy to allow members of the San Marcos
<br />Bicentennial Commission the select the General Chairman of that organization
<br />from the membership. Dr. Craddock seconded the motion, ~hic~ passed unanimously.
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<br />Mayor Craddock reported that four nominations had been made for two positions
<br />on the Planning and Zoning Commission: Stanley Hughson, Ron Jager, Jean Smith
<br />and Willard Lively. On roll call, Councilmen voted for two of the nominees.
<br />Stanley Hughson and Willard Lively received the majority of votes.
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<br />Mr. Sutton moved Celestino Mendez be appointed an alternate member of the
<br />Board of Equalization to replace Richard Yax. Mr. Flores seconded the motion,
<br />which passed unanimously.
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