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regu I ar meet i ng, march 8, 1965 page three ( AYE: NAY: Ru i z Poo I. , Tutti e, Wh ittenberg The Mayor Pro Temcleclarecl ~he motion defeated. I App I icati on for fund!> for p I ann ing publi c wo,rks in San Marcos, as provided in PL 560, was discussed further. The City Manager explained the program. Alderman Whitt- enberg introduced four. necessary ,resolut ions .to make ap- lication for advance funds for planning. and moved their approval.. A I del' man Tutt I e seconded the mot i on of approva I of al I four resolutions and asked that they be voted on collective~y. On ~oll cal I, the following vote was re- corded: AYE: Pool, Ruiz, Tuttle, Whittenberg NAY: None The Mayor Pro Temdeclared the Resolutions Passed and Approved. The Mayor Pro Tem introduced Ordinances annexing property which had been petitioned for annexation by four preperty owners at the March 3, 1965 meet i ng. A I derman Poo I moved adoption of the four annexation ordinances, collectively. A I derman Ru; z seconded the mot i on and on 1'0 II ca II, the following vote wai recorded: AYE: Pool, Ruiz, Tuttle, Whittenberg NAY: None I The Mayor Pro Tem declared the four Ordinances Passed, Approved and Adopted. A letter from Mrs. David E. Conrad, requesting a lower speed limit. in her neighborhood to protect children play- ing in the street, was read aloud and discussed. All agreed that Ridgeway Street, being on a steep slope, was dangerous for chi Idren skati~g. After thorough discussion, it was agreed by common consent not to change the speed law at this time, and to place a DChi Idren at Play" sign on Ridgeway Street. A letter from Capt. R.H. Murray of San Antonio requesting a franchise to operate a bus line in San Marcos was discussed. It was agreed by common consent that the City Manager should request Capt. Murray to subm ita franch.i se for cons i derat ion by the Counci I, the minimum annual payment to the City per bus to be $100.00. I Alderman Ruiz asked for information on two matters: first, the status of the uti lity contracts with Gary Job Corps Training Center; second, whether any changes were going to be necessary to the GNRP plans before submission for approval. Mr. Ful IeI' said a meeting with Dr. Oscar Baker, Director of the Gary Training Center, would probably be held the first of the following week. On the second matter, Mr. Ful IeI' report- ed to the Counci I that Isom Hale, consulting engineer on GNRP, had taken the application for planning grant to HHFA in Fort Worth that morning and had cal led to say that only two or three minor changes were required for approval. Mr. Ful IeI' said he hoped to consult with the Local Public Agency (Urban Renewal Agency) the next day, and make the necessary changes. :z::: -- ;.;,'.-,;1 ;::... ~ ::;-~