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4. N63°55"E 179.51 feet to an ~" iron rod set for an angle point 5. S54°25'E 558.09 feet to an iron rod set, pass at approximatély 200 feet the cornmon east corner of the McTaggart tract and the north corner of the aforereferenced Rogers D. Wilson 45 acre tract, 6. S13°57'E 80.23 feet to an ~" iron rod set for the east corner of this tract; THENCE leaving said low bank and crossing the Wilson 45 acre tract and the McTaggart tract the following five courses: 1. S47°16' 41"W 2416.71 feet to an ~" iron rod set, 2. N45°00'00"W 337.22 feet to an ~" iron rod set, 3. S45°00'00"W 541.76 feet to an ~" iron rod set, 4. S16°5l'37"W 190.68 feet to a fence post, 5. S49°37'26"W 242.45 feet, with the line of a fence to a point inside of a utility pole for south corner of this tract, in the cornmon southwest line of the McTaggart 38 acre tract and the curving northeast line of FM Highway No. 621; THENCE with said cornmon line and a left breaking curve having the following characteristics: Central angle= 05°55'14", radius=1197.66 feet, arc length = 123.76 feet, tangent length = 61.94 feet, and a chord which bears N29°10'19"W 123.71 feet to an iron rod found for the apparent south corner of that 1 acre tract of land described in a deed from Harve Ernest Copeland, et ux, to Arnold Schubert, et ux, dated February 29, 1956 and recorded in Volume 167, Page 374. THENCE with the cornmon line of the Schubert tract and the McTaggart tract the following three courses: 1. N50046'08"E 216.04 feet to an iron rod found for the east corner of the Schubert tract, 2. N39°l0'27"W 208.51 feet to an iron rod found for the north corner of the Schubert tract, 3. S50049'33"W 208.51 feet to an ~" iron rod set for the west corner of the Schubert tract in the northeast line of F.M. Highway No. 621; THENCE with the cornmon line of the highway and McTaggart tract N39°10'27"W 119.40 feet to an ~" iron rod set for the south corner of the aforereferenced Southwestern Bell Telephone Company tract; THENCE with the cornmon line of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company tract and the McTaggart tract the following two courses: 1. N5.2°12'14"E 114.00 feet to a fence post for the east corner of the telephone company tract as fenced and used upon the ground, 2. N37°32'53"W 141.19 feet to the PLACE OF BEGINNING. There are contained within these metes and bounds 57.67 acres. WHEREAS, said notice of said public hearing was published in the San Marcos Daily Reoord, a newspaper having general circula- tion in said city and in the territory proposed to be annexed, on February 8, 1981, a date not more than twenty (20) days nor less than ten (10) days prior to said public hearing; and, WHEREAS, said approximately 57.67 acres, more or less, are