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REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, APRIL 24,1972 Present: Mayor Luciano H. Flores I Councilmen: William L. Cunningham Guillermo DeLa Rosa Eddy A. Etheredge Ross King David R. Tauch \ Herbert A. Ya~brough, jr. City Manager City Secretary Mark E. Gresham Dorothy O. Worrell Also present: Doriss Hambrick, James B. Baugh, Tracy Schiemenz, M~s. Frances D. Emery, Mrs. C.D. Marshall, C.J. Suckle, Gareth Suckle, Mrs. C.M. Allen, Don Flores, Mike Rhea, the Rev. lance Carnal, David Yba~ra, Tom Utter, Ellis Serur, Frank Taylor, R. Frazer, Peggy Hugman, Peg O. Pell, Ma~k McCarty, Gil Rainosek, Carol Click, Art Ables, lea Anne Abels, Mrs. Ruth F. Thomas, Juan Ramon Palomo, B'arbara levaux, Ed Slaughter, Mari Northrup, Doug Damon, Jerri Martin, Lanny Cravy I The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. lance Carnal, Associate Pasto~ of First United Methodist Church, gave the Invocation. The Minutes of the April 10, 1972 meeting were approved as presented. The Mayor called on Councilman King for a report from the Land Committee regarding a new site for the Scheib Opportunity Center. Reference was made to a letter from Mrs. William H. Crook, Secre- tary of the Executive Committee of the Center, regarding the dead- line fo~ moving their quarters to a new site. Mr. King moved that the building.housing the Scheib Opportunity Center be relocated on a city-owned lot on Purgatory Street (Lot 3,Blks. 1 & 2, Dan McKie Addition). Mr. Yarbrough seconded the motion. There was discussion on the suitability of the site. On roll call, the motion passed unanimously. The Mayor called on Mrs. C.D. Marshall, President of the League of Women Voters, for a request from her organization. Mrs. Marshall read the following statement: I "As a result of a year-long study of park ~nd recreational facilities of San Marcos, the League of Women Vote~s ask that the subdivision code fo~ ~evelopers include a specifi- cation that a d~veloper be required to dedicate a minimum of 5% of the total acreage of the development for recreation- al purposes". The Mayor thanked Mrs. Marshall for the League's interest in park facilities, and said the Council would take the recommendation under advisement.