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regular meeting, apri I 12, 1965, page three q The Mayor acknow I edged the Ccrt ifi cate of Apprec i at i on awarded the City at theannua I . meet i ng of the San Marcos Junior Chamber of Commerce on Apri I I, 1965, and a .Ietter from Supt. Joe Hutchi nson of.the San Marcos Independent School District, thanking the Council for paving Freder- icksburg Street, copies of which were furnished Councilmen. I Alderman Whittenberg introduced an ordinance and moved its adoption. The ordinance, which was read and discussed, authorized the Mayor to execute a deed conveying abandoned alley~ and streets in the Z. Wi I liamson 3rd Addition and F.P. Dannel ley Addition in the new elementary school site to tllre San Marcos Independent School District. The ordinance is made a part of the Minutes. Alderman Tuttle seconded the motion and on roll cal I, the fol lowing vote waS recorded: AYE: Froh, Pool, Tuttle, Whittenberg NAY: None The Mayor declared the Ordinance Passed, Approved and Adopted. I The Mayor introduced for discussion the City's prior commitment to sharing the cost of uti I ities and street improvements in the Chautauqua Hi I I Project, in accord- ance with the Cooperat i ve Agreement signed Aug. 26, 1963. The City's proportionate share of the cost has been set by the Engineer at approximately $32,750.00. The Local Public Agency (Urban Renewal Agency) requested a Resolut- ion affirming the City's intention to meet its commitments. The matter was thoroughly discussed, with the City Manager eXplaining the program and answering the questions of Counci Imen. Alderman Pool moved approval of a Res=olution accepting the City's share of the uti lities and street cost of the Chautauqua Hi I I Project. Alderman Whittenberg second- ed the motion. A copy of the Resolution is made a part of the Minutes On 1'01 I cal I the fol lowing vote Was recorded: AYE: NAY: ABSTAINING: Pool, Tuttle, Whittenberg None Froh The Mayor declared the Resolution Passed and Approved. The City.Manager recommended that the Council make a tour of the City's properties and faci lities, and visit the projects in progress. I t was agreed that a date and hour for the tour would be set a~the Apri I 19 meeting. I Fred Richan appeared before the Counci I as a member of the Lions Club, sponsor of Little League. The Lions Club requested some improvements on the ball fields of City Park. The Mayor said the City had always helped with Little League in the past, and asked Mr. Richan to confer with City Manager Fuller on the matter. The Mayor introduced the matter of calling a special election to fill the unexpired term of Alderman result- ing from his election as Mayor. After discussion of Q U ;,...;J Q:::; ~