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, ,~ ~1 MINUTES OF ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, HEID ON THE 20th DAY OF SEPTEMBii!R, 1962 I On the 20th day of September 1962, the GOlrerningBoc;ly of the City of San "Marcos, Texas, met in ac;ljourned regular session at the Rio Vista Restaurant in the City of San Marcos, Texas,at 12;00 noon, Mayor C.M. Allen presiding. The following were present: Pre sent Mayor Alderman C.M. Allen Wm. t. Moore Ruben Ruiz H. Garland Stokes Lee Swift J. E. Younger, Jr. Absent None Guests Arthur Fehr Charles Granger The meeting was called to order by the Mayor and, in the absence of the Secretary, it was the pleasure of the Council that Alderman Stokes act as temporary secretary and record the actions of the Council. I Alderman Swift moved that the restrictive covenants imposed by the Council in the Annexation Ordinance, annexing certain open lands adjacent to the Highland Terrace Addn. which had been requested to be annexed by Mr. James Tuttle and Dr. Nilon Tallant, be removed from the Ordinance. The motion was seconded by Alderman Younger and upon roll call the ayes and nays were: Aye Nays Whereupon ance were Moore, Ruiz, Stokes, Swift, and Younger None Mayor Allen removed. declared the restrictive covenants imposed in the Ordin- Alderman Stokes presented a preliminary plat of Highland Terrace, Revision No. I, for consideration by the Council. After a careful study of the plat, the Council on motion of Alderman Stokes, seconded by Alderman Younger, gave preliminary approval to the plat as presented conditioned upon the subdivider giving the City a satisfactory performance bond for faithful compliance with the Subdivision Ordinance. This met with the unaminous approval of the Council. ,." The Council discussed matters related to the planning of the City's development plan with Mr. Charles Granger. A general duscussion ensued with Mr. Granger giving the Council some of his views on the project. Alderman Ruiz moved that Mr. Granger be given a letter of intent to employ him as Planner for the Local Urban Renewal Agency, subject to acceptance by the Local Board. Nothing in the letter was to be contrued as obligating the City in any way for any fees or remuneration of any nature until such time as the Local Urban Renewal Agency could legally enter into a contract with Mr. Granger for definate work. The motion was seconded by Alderman Younger and received the unaminous vote of the Council. I The Preliminary Report of the Board of the city of San Marcos for the tax year 1962 was reviewed by the Council. It showed an increase of $1,298,506.00, ' subject to final auditing. The council unaminously accepted the Report, subject to verfication and directed the Tax AsSesor to begin sending out tax statements. ~