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I I' I f__ _ / QItJ 3 < J'r- R--. 4-q RESOLUTION or THE GOVERNING BODY. OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, APPROVING THE URBAN RE- NEWAL PLl\N AND THE FEASIBILITY OF RELOCATION FOR PROJECT NO" TEX R-73, CHAUTAUQUA HILL PROJECT. WHEREAS, under the provision of Title I of the Housing Act of 1949, as amended, the Housing and Home Finance Administrator is authorized to provide financial assistance to the Local Public Agency for undertaking and carrying out urban renewal proJects; and, WHEREAS, it is provided in such Act that contracts for financial aid thereunder shall required that the Urban Renewal Plan for the re- spectivepro)ect area be approved by the governing body of the locality in whkhthe project is situated and that such approvalincl ~. the findings by the governing body that: (1) the financial aid to . idod in the contract is necessary to enable the prOject to be un accordance with the Urban Renewal Plan; (Z)the Urban ReneWa' I>lan will afford maximum opportunity, consistent with the sound heeds of the locality as a whole, for the reha.bilitation and redevelopment of the urban renewal area for educational usage.; (3) the Urban Renewal Plan conforms to a general plan for the develcfpment of the locality as a whole; and (4) the Urban Renewal Plan gives due consideration to'. 'the provision of adequate recreational areas and facilities, as may be desirable for educational development; and, WHEREAS, the Urban Renewal Agency of the CitYfPf San Marcos, Texas, (herein called the Local PublJc Agency), nas entered into a planning contract for financial assistance under such Act with the United States of America, acting by and through the Housing and Home Finance Administrator, pursuant to which Federal funds were proVided for the urban renewal project (herein called the "ProJect"), identified as "'fex R-73, Chautauqua Hill ProJect", and encompassing the area bounded on the East line by the E. side of a public alley from E. Woods Street to Concho Street; East along the North line of Concho S~reet1o the E. line of N. Union Street; South along the E. line of N. Union Street to the S. line of Colorado Street; Westerly along the S. line of Colorado Street to the W. line ofN. Austill Street; tn a Northerly direction along the W. line ,of Aust:ln Street to the Southeast COrner of the Birdie Sparkman KingpJtrpertyand in a Westerly direction along the S. line of the King p.w'pertyto theSouth(lastcorner of the R. L. Culpepper propertY;~~!i!""S ,. Hlle oftha Culpepper property to the W. lin~ of N .GU~i:lit'.~HO the Southwe:st corner,pf Lot 1, Block 1, . Mountain' 'C1t~\~tl{ft'tion; il! a Westerl y direction along the said Block 1, M(l\jnte.1nGityNdd1tion, to the W. line of. Fredericks.,- burg Street; in a Northefly d1rectionto the S. line of Woods Street to the W. line of COmanche Street; 1n.a Northwesterly direction with the S.W. line of Gomancha.Street to Matthews Street; in a Northeasterly direction With the N. W .llne.of Matthews Street to the S. corner of Lot la, Park Addition, first diviSion; in a Northwesterly direction witn the S.W. line of said Lot 10 to the N. line of Liveoak Street; in a Northeasterly direction with the curving N. line of L1veoak Street to its intersection with tbe';N. E. llne of Guadalupe Street; .in an Easterly direction with. the N. E'. line of Guadalupe Street to the N. W .~ln.e of an alley; in a Northeasterly direction along the N.W. lineofa'ljalley to the N. E. line of Elm Street; Southerly to the S. W. line of M~.t!:b.ews Street; in a Southeasterly directiOn along the present boundary of ilie property of Southwest Texas State Colleqe to a point in the E. .line of Guadalupe Street (samepo1nt being a point in the West HnE!, of