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regular m<:>eting, july 24, 1967 page three Mr. Crutchfield if the City entered an agreement for five years, would the City have to put out any money to keep him in business? Mr. Crutchfield said he would like to see his business incorporated. Dr. Pool said the lease did not COVer the runways. After thorough discussion, the fol lowing vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Craddock, Damon, Flores, Korff, Pool, Serur, Whittenberg None I The Mayor declared the motion carried. Dr. Pool moved approval of the lease agreement with Mr. Crutchfield, with amendments as voted. Mr. Damon seconded the motion and on rol I cal I, the following vote was recorded: AYE: NAY: Craddock, Damon, Flores, Korff, Pool, Serur, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared the motion carried. W.S. Rader came before the Counci I asking the Counci I's approval of Tanglewood #2 as a subdivision. He explained his plans, using a plat for demonstration. Mr. Rader made a proposition to the City on sharing the cost of utility service to the subdivision. Cost of the I ines was estimated at $13,500. Mr. Rader agreed to pay $9600 in water and sewer taps, as houses were bui It, which would reduce the cost to the City to about $3900. The matter was thoroughly discussed. Mr. Damon moved approval of the subdivision plans. Dr. Craddock seconded the motion and on rol I cal I the fol lowing vote was recorded: I AYE: NAY: Craddock, Damon, Flores, Korff, Pool, Serur, Whittenberg None The Mayor declared the motion carried. The Mayor read a petition for annexation of Tanglewood #2. Dr. Craddock moved acceptance of the petition. Mr. Damon seconded the motion and on rol I cal I, the fol lowing vote was recorded: AYE: Craddock, Damon, Flores, Korff, Pool, Serur, Whittenberg NAY: None The Mayor declared the motion carried. Mr. Rader said a formal agreement with the City on his proposal would be drawn up for signatures. He stated he would pay 50% of the estimated tap fees in advance when the work started. I The Mayor introduced discussion on the U~S. Corps of Engineers' Flood Control Plan for San Marcos. Mr. Damon said that, after hearing the Corps' presentation, he felt the Counci I was unable to go into the project. Mr. Korff said he thought the Counci I shouldask'the engineers to come to San Marcos for a public hearing, and let the people air their views. Mr. Damon said that the Corps of Engineers'plan was not the only method avai lable for flood control; that the Soil Conservation Service achieved the same goal with different methods. Mr. Whittenberg said he had heard only part of the presentation, since he had had to leave the meeting. He realized they had made a detai led study, and it was a good project, but the cost to the City was over $2,000,000. It was the - :::c ;;..... :!l .,.'t