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I I I 1= I ::c ';>-; ...... l'~ ~. regular meeting, oct. 12, 1964, page three 'J-81 G.\\'. Smith appeared before the Council to request water service at 206 Walnut Street, out!.ide the City Limits. He stated an old tap is still in existence, but the meter had been taken out. Mr. Smith wished to place his 500 sq. ft. mobile home on perma- nent foundation as a dwell ing, provided he. .could get water. The Mayor explained to Mr. Smith that itwas against C~uncil policy to give service outside the City Limits. He was advis- ed to petition annexation of his lot to the City. Sui Iding I nspector Major exp I a ined that the mobile home wou I d have to be converted into a permanent dwelling before Mr. Smith could apply for annexat ion, in order not to be i nv i 0 I at i on of the Code. Mr. Smith agreed to this. The Mayor noted that Don Uzzell had been scheduled.toappear bef6retheCouncil, but he was not present. The Mayor was given approval of the Council for a course of.action he proposed. He asked their permission, when Mr. Uzzell calls him Clgain with a complaint about parking violationsonA.cademy Street, to tell Mr. Uzze II to file thecamplaintwith Judge Sutton. I n the event that the Corporation Judge will not receive the complaint, he will be adv ised by the Mayor to go to a. court of competent'. jurisdiction and r~quest a writ of mandamus. Aldermen received copies of a letter from Joe C. Hutchinson, Superintendent of Schools, saying the Board ,of Tr4stees had accepted the City's offer of $11,372.76 for extension .of util itoy f inesand other improvements in connection with the constr!lct i on of a new schoo I. 'The I etteri::; made. a part of the Minuies. .. Alderman Pool "ffered ,a .Resolution requesting that the Texas State Department of Public Welfare call an election to deter- in i nei f the San Marcos Fire Department w i.shes to be coyered under the benefits of the Federal Social Security Act, as amended, and moved its approval. Alderman Tuttle seconded the motion, and on rol I call, the following vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Pool, Ruiz, Tuttle, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared the Resolution Passed and Approved. Councilmen were given copies of a letter received from the U.S. Army District Engineer, Fort Worth District, regarding a study of the Blanco and SanMarcos Rivers,and tributaries in the vicinity of San Marcos. The City Manager stated he had been advised that the City wi II be 0cal'ed upon for assistance in the study by furnishing avai lable maps, location and size of utility systems, etc. A public hearing will be scheduled at a later date. Mr. Fuller said the letter had been acknowledged. Alderman Pool introduced a Resolution empowering the City Manager to execute an agreement with the Missouri=Kansas-Texas Railroad Company, for license to use a portion of the right-of-way in connection with the extension of RM 12, and moved its approval. The Resolution, which was read in full, is attached herewith as a part of the Minutes. Alderman Tuttle seconded the motion, and On rol' cal" the following vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Pool, Ruiz, Tuttle, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution Passed and Approved. 98l