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I I I := == ;;.-. :z (';'i L-__ ;t1 tj SPECIAL MEETING. OFTHECfTY COUNCIL OF THE CITY. Of SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, DECEMBfR31, 1964 Present: Mayor FrankT ay 10.1' Al.dermen: Wi II iam C. Pool Ruben Ruiz Ell is Serur A.G. Tuttle Mark H.Whittenberg City Manager City Secretary Assistant City Manager B.R.Fuller Dorothy O. Worrel I Bruce McElr.oy Visitors: Mrs. Jerri Veidt and Tom Buckner The Mayor called the meeting to order at 11:00 a.m. Councilmen signed "Consent to Meeting". The Mayor turned. the meet i 'lg over to Ci ty Manager jPI anneI' Full er for the purpose of the special meeting: "To discuss the City's participation in the Job Corps TRaining Center at Camp Gary". Mr. Fu lieI' stated he had been present, unoffi ci a II y, at an i nter- .agency .meet i ng at Camp Gary on Dec. 30 ,atte'lded by representatives of Fourth Army, Corps of Engineers, General. Seryices Administration, Texas Educat i on Agency, and the Offi ce of Econom i c Opportun i ty. Us iog two marked maps of Camp Gary , he po intedout .the tentative boundar ies of the i nsta II at ion that wi I L be. used for the Job Corps Training Center. The realland personal property in excess of the Job Corps T ra i n i ng Center"s needs wi.l L bedec I ar.ed "excess" and disposed of by GSA, Mr. Fuller said. The City is interested in acquiring that part of Camp Gary consisting of the runways, flight line and related faci lities. Mr. FulJer stated he had bee'l informed by Mr. Cow.a.rt of GSAthe. Federal Av i. at i on AgencywouTd be. requested to contact the City anlC! begin thepreparat i on of an app licat i on for the transfer of. the remaining po~tion of the Camp Gary property not used by OEO, to the City. Returning to the City'~ participation in the operation of the Job Corps Training Center, Mr. F~ller said it was the plan to transfer the storm sewer system to the City at 100% discount; Health, Edu- cation & Welfare wi II be asked to investigate the advisabi lity of transferring the sewerage system, disposal plant and related faci 1- ities to the City at 100% discount; and, the transfer of the water system, including the 10" line from the City's pump station to Camp Gary to the City at a 40% discount of the appraised value. Mr. Ful IeI' said that the suggested plan is that the City, pending transfer of the airport, be given perm i.tted use of the fire stat ion and fire=fighting equipment. The fire-fighting equipment wi I I go to OEO, and that agency wi II, in turn, transfer it to the City. They would like to work with the City, Mr. Fuller said, in contract- ing for general security patrol and fire-fighting, and, later, when the students are in residence, garbage pick-up. Services offered by the City would be water, sewer, fire protection and security, Mr. Ful IeI' stated. AI I services performed for the Job Corps Training Center wi I I be paid for. Street maintenence was not mentioned, but, in time, a contract for that service might be offered. v' OfT