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regular meeting, june 13, 1966 page two 0{:J said: "I have never had such courtesy as has been extended me by the City Manager and other City officials." W.S. Rader came before the Council to discuss sew- er lines for houses he has constructed and sold on Nichols Street. He said he has seven 'ots remaining which are not on the sewer. He proposed that he pay $400 tap fee for each sewer connection, to enable ~~e City ~o~xtend sewer l~nes. The City Manager said profiles .of the terrain had been run, and the pro- posal was feasible from the City's viewpoint, and that acceptance of Mr. Rader's proposal would el- iminate the necessity of septic tanks for the re- maining lots of the development. Alderman Damon asked about the possibi lity of getting other prop- erty owners to tie onto the proposed sewer line. Mr. Rader said there was a potential of 16 other property-owners to tie onto the proposed line. After discussion, Alderman Pool moved acceptance of the proposal to extend the sewer Jine on Nichols St., with Mr. Rader paying $400 per sewer tap for new hous- es. Alderman Whittenberg seconded the motion and on 1'01 I calJ, the follow~ng vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Damon, Froh, Korff, Pool, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared the motion carried. James L. Carney came before the Counc i I for approva I of a plat of Spring Lake Estates V. He stated the Planning & Zoning Commission had already approved the plat. The plat was examined and discussed. Alderman F roh moved approva I of the p I at. AI derman Damon sec- onded the motion and On 1'01 I cal I, the following vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Damon, Froh, Korff, Pool, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared th~ motion car~ied, and affixed his signature to the plat. Rodgers T. Storey came before the Counci I to discuss his property at the intersection of Wat~r and Colo- rado Streets, with reference to the'GNRP. He gave the background on th~property, saying he had torn down the old Texaco service station in order to build one that would comply with standards set by the City and Urban Renewal. With the change in planners, and other un- foreseen ~ircumstances, the proposed plan of Marmon, J Mok & Green would bring the C.M. Allen Blvd. through his property. He offered to trade the City equal footage on WatebStreet fop the a II ey; and requested the Counci I to authorize the Building Inspector to issue h~m a building permit fop h~s new station. He said he had talked with Dr. McCrocklin, President of South,,'est Texas State College, who had said he had no objection to a service station built to the proposed plan, across the street from the entrance to the.Col lege. Counc i I men di scussed Mr. StoreY'8 proposa I' to deed the City 80 feet in return for the al ley; The Mayor read a letter just received from Robert Green of the plan- ning firm engaged by the LocaJ Public Agency (Urban Renewal), see attached. After further discussion, I I I