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lCo5 REGULAR MEETING, OF THECHY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, AUGUST 10, 1964 Present: Mayor Fra~k Taylor I Aldermen: Ruben Ruiz Ell is Serur A.G. Tuttle Mark H. Whittenberg City Manager Assistan~ City Manager B.R. Fuller Br\lce McElroy Absent: Alderman Will i am C. Poo I Ci~ySecretary Dorothy O. Worrell Vis itors : The Rev. Eugene Jennings, Walter Buckner, William Veldt, Mrs. Hazel Duncan,Dr. M.M. Martin, Mrs. Be.n M. Pr i mer, jr., Roscoe Chamb I i ss, Augusrin Lucio,jr., Celestino Menqez, Jr., John Ferguson, Charles Granger, R.C. Haney, Don Uzzell, CI~de Wi I liamson.and others I The Mayor ca II ed the meet i ng to order at 7; 30 p.m. The Rev. Eugene Jennings, rector of St. ~arkNs Episcopal Church, gave the Invocation. In the absence of iheCity Secretary, the City Manager was requested to record matters brought before the Counci I. The Minutes of the meetings of July 13, July 27 and Aug. 5,1964 were unanimously approved as presented, ?n mo~i?n of Alderman Whittenberg and second of Alderman Serur. Mayor Taylor welcomed a delega~ion from the Board of Trustees of the San Marcos Independent School Dis~rict. Dr.Martin, President of the Board, acted as spokesman. He asked the cooperation of the City in providing sewer service to the site of the new school in Oak Heights. Several members of the School Board spoke on the matter, including Mrs. Primer, Mr. Mendez and Mr. Chambliss. I The Mayor outlined a plan for extending the sewer line which he said the Council was fair to both governing bodies: cost of labor and materials would be shared on a 50/50 basis; the School System would bear the cost of pipe, with the pro- vis ion. that; f the City dec i ded a I arger line was needed to serve both the school and the area, the City would pay the cost of the Nextra~ size pipe; the City would furnish all equipment necessary, with the School sharing SO/50 in the cost of labor, gasoline and other expenses required to install the line. The Mayor stated that for streets needed, if the School would furnish the base, material for surfacing and concrete, the City would furnish the equipment for installing the base, laying the surface and curb; and the City and the Schoo I woul d aga i n di v i de the I abor and other cost on a 50/50 basis. Mr. Taylor assurred the School Board of the City's :::: ::: ;:;- ~ ~ 9t7,