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37 Henr,rKyle then met with the Council representing Bob Lowman. He nres~nted a plat of the new airport which he asked that the Council approve. He also asked that the Council agree to accept the deeds to the runways and the strip of land at the end of the runway. This strip of land could be used for a hanger or some sort of building. The lots along the runway will be sold to private owners. Mr. Kyle stated that if the City aporoved the;Jlat they ,\Duld not obligate the City in any way. Mr. liiorgan seated that the City should get some liability insurance on the field. The Gouncil decided it would be best to talk to the officials of Gary Air Force Base before any steps are taken. Mr. Barbee said he would get in touch with the Air Base and ask them to send us a letter of approval of the airfield. It was then stated that the City is in favor of the airfield if the insu:c>ance is not too high and if it is satisfactory with the Air Base. ~fJ I Mr. Terry Jacks then presented an oral application on behalf of Lonnie Calvin to be permitted to operate a taxi8cab business in the City of San Marcos. He stated that Mr. Calvin has insurance on his taxi and is ready to pay the :,;50.00 in order to begin operation. He is going to charge 35;!:Jer ride. Mr. Calvin will also pay the City 2% of the gross receipts each month. Mr. Jacks stated that Mr. Jack Majors has consented to this. Alderman De Viney made a motion that the application of Lonnie Calvin be acce::>ted and aDproved. Alderman Smith seconded the motion. A vote was taken vinich resulted unanimously in favor of the motIDn. There was a discus sian on the fact that the s idevlalk being built for the school childred at the new school will run on the property of :Jan Ennis a::''ld Dr. VIillia."'11 D. I'iloore. IvTr. Ennis and :Jr. ~\~oore will agree to the sidewalk being built on their property if the City will sign an agreement containing the follov!!ing provIsions: That the City will keep the sidewalk cTI.ean and in a sanitary cond:l tion. That the C:I.ty will agree to vacate the property at any time if the property owners so desire. I'ha t the City assume all liability on the sidewalk. AYder~an Allen made a Dotion tnat the agreement be acceuted, aUDroved and signed by the City. Alderman:Je Viney seconded the 2'J1otfon. An vote was taken. \vhich resulted unanimously in favor of the motion. I I !'Ilr. :2alobee stated that the Goverll'l1ent had approved the issuing of sc:dpt warrants so that periodic payments can be made to the enginners on the wa ter and sewer extension work to Cone j'Ulls property. Thel"'e v/as a discussion on settin[j u[l a service charge for situat:tons when the cus tcomers are kent on the utili. ties books for les s than 30 days. No action was taken on thls matter. Mr. Barbee reported that he does not feel that the City needs another policeman at this time. A meat, or:di.nance . ViaS pres :nted to the ~Q,1,Jp-~=h11'F'ea't'b9,~ji,q;n"'ed\Me",;'i~~; ::lO. Allen mcwe a motlon that J. t De adopted,. Alaerman De 'hlley seconded the 11,otio2'1. A vote was t a:~en wClich resulted unanimously in favor of the :J.r1option of the meat ordinance. The ordinance which was adopted follows these mlnutes. There being no further bus:I.ness to dis cuss, the meeting vms adjourned at ~.:JO P. !vI. The foregoing and above minutes is transpiring at the regular meeting dM~'rman co~y of the matters 19j[!__ I o {jJv~ 11\ alleJ Calvin 1"/1. Allen, 'Alderman / er-man A'llij.1E,.~:)T :