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~ 1- of San/Uuws POST OFFICE BOX 725/SAN MARCOS, TEXAS 78666/AC 512 392-2417 February 20, 1969 Honorable Mayor and City Council City of San Marcos San Marcos, Texas Gentlemen and Or. Craddock: The following remarks refer to the February 18, 1969, Planning and Zoning Com- mission meeting: I Chairman Hinton read a letter from Curtis Briggs requesting that the Planning and Zoning Commission accept his resignation, effective February 10, 1969. The Commission voted unanimously to accept Mr. Brigg's resignation. A request was received from Mr. H. M. Thompson on a change of zoning on part of Lots 3 & 4 of Block 1 of the R. H. Belvin Subdivision, located at 727 Belvin Street, from "R-l" (single-family residential) to "MOl (mixed). Mr. Thompson wishes to place a mobile home on his property. After due discussion, the Commission voted to deny the request. The Commission felt that it would be better for Mr. Thompson to wait until after passage of the Ordinance amending the Zoning Ordinance in regard to trailer houses, before making application to the Commission. A petition for annexation of a lot on the corner of LBJ Drive and Lamar Street was received from A. R. Adcock. The Adcock property is within a larger area previously discussed as suitable for annexation. Jack Major stated that City Manager Bean had established that water and sewer would be available in the larger area not presently in the City Limits. A map of the annexation proposed by the Planning and Zoning Commission, showing the utility lines, is attached. After due discussion, it was agreed to recommend to the City Council that they approve this proposal. Jack Major presented the Amendment to the Zoning Ordinance concerning mobile homes. Incorporated were improvements suggested after the first consideration by the Com- mission. After thorough discussion, two items were added. The Amendment is ready for final approval by the City Council. A five year plan for street lighting improvements and additions, prepared by LCRA on request of City Manager Bean, was brought before the Commission. A copy of the program outlined by LCRA is attached. After due discussion, the program was approved, and it was agreed to suggest to the Council that first priority would go to areas that are not currently lighted at all or that need replacements; second, that Mer- cury Vapor lights on one side of the Seguin Highway be installed, due to schools in that area. I