10091967 Regular Meeting - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, OCTOBER 9, 1967 Present: Mayor Ell is Serur I Counci Imen: Dr. Emm i e. Craddock Caesar A. Damon Lu.c i ano F lores Herman Korff Dr. Wi Iliam C. Pool Mark H. Whittenberg City Manager City Secretary Richard G. Bean Dorothy O. Worrel I Visitors: The Rev. John Salvador, Mrs. Buford Williams, Mrs. Jerri Veidt, Mrs. Mary Etheredse, Mr. ..(i Mrs. Jim Griffith, Galen Wellnicl<i, Bob Barton, Charles Shivers, Col. James Hi Il, (arry Hooper, W.W; "Bi II" Cox, Laurens Fish, jr., W.S. Rader, Kenneth Weatherford The meeting was called to order by the Mayor. I The Rev John Salvador, Ca~pus Chaplain on the staff of St. John's Church, read a~oem by the Rev. Michel Quoist for the Invocation. The Mayor read aloud a recommendation. from the Sales Tax Study Committee, ~ttached here as a par~ of the Min~tes. C~unci Iman Korff moved that a date be set for a referendum on the Sales Tax. Counci Iman Priol s~condedthe motion. W.W. "Bill" Cox, Executive Director of ~he Chamber of Commerce, was recognized by the Mayor. He read a reso I ut i on passed by ~he Board of Directors of the Chamber of Commerc~, at..a special meeting. The. resolution, urging the Counci I to ~aJI a~ election on the City Sales Tax, is attached as a part ~f the Minutes. ,After discussion, the question being cal'ecl for, the following vote was recorded: AYE: Craddock, [)amon, Flores, Korff, Pool, Serur" Whittenberg NAY: None ' The Mayor declared the motion carried. I The Mayor recommended Tuesday, Nov. 14 as a favorable date for the election. Mr. Damon suggested Nov. 9 as a possible date. After discussion, it was agreed the election would be held on Nov. 14. The Mayor read aloud an ordinance calling a Sales Tax Election on Nov. 14, 1967. Dr.. Pool moved adoption of the Ordinance. Mr '. Korff seconded the mot i on and on "1"0 II ca II, the fo I) ow i ng vote was recorded: .... . AYE: NAY: Craddock, Dambn, Flores, K6rff; Pool, Serur, Whittenberg None The Mayrir decfa~ed the Ordirianc~ Passed, Appro~ed a~d Adopted.