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regu I ar meet i ng, september 13, 1965 page five "The Citizens Advisory Committee met and requested that the fol lowing motion be transmitted to the City Counci I: I , The Advisory 'Committee has heard a report by the City Manager/Planner of the immediate needs of the City of San Marcos, the project- ed five-year needs, and the long-range plan- ning for the City. In view of the pressing need for expansion of sewer and water lines, the need for additional streets and bridges, together with the reworking of our present streets, and community faci lities, this Body goes on record as recommending that the City Co~ncil take such measures as may be necessary to alleviate the present critical need, the projected five-year need, and to adequate I y plan for future expansion.' "The above was unanimously passed." Mr. Serur stated that the Counci I proposed to take such action. Alderman Whittenberg moved that a flag pole be pur- chased for the Cemetery, for use on Memorial Day. He stated Widel ite Corp. would sel I a suitable flag- pole to the City for $225.00. Aldermwn Damon second- ed the motion, which passed unanimously. I Alderman Froh commented on the heavy traffic In San Marcos, due partly from increased enrollment at the Col lege. He suggested the C~unci I consider one-way traffic regulation, north on Lyndon B. Johnson Drive, and south on Guadalupe, as a possible solution. The City Manager said he would give it consideration. He stated he had discussed a traffic study with the High= way Department, and the estimated cost was $35,000.00 The Council recessed, to reconvene immediately in executive session. E X E CUT I V E S E S S ION The Mayor reconvened the meeting and announced that appointments to the Local Public Agency (Urban Renewal Agency) were in order. By common consent, Augustin Lucio, jr.., was reappointed to a two-year term; and Mrs. Laura L. Ramsay and Tom Buckner were appointed to two-year terms. The meeting recessed at 10:45 p.m. to reconvene at the cal I of the Mayor. I Q I~ Q:;; ~ !