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. 23. Consider adoption of Resolution 2011 -73R approving the Capital Improvements Prioritization process; approving the prioritization and funding allocation of Capital Improvement Proiects for Fiscal Years 2011— 2016; and providing an effective date. MOTION: Upon a motion made by Council Member Jones and a second by Council Member Thomason, the City Council voted (7) for and (0) opposed, to approve Resolution 2011 -73R approving the Capital Improvements prioritization process; approving the prioritization and funding allocation of Capital Improvement Projects for Fiscal Years 2011 — 2016, as previously captioned. The motion carried unanimously. 24. Discussion and direction to staff regarding Edwards Aquifer Recovery Implementation Program ( EARIP) under stated City Council Strategic Goal #4 of San Marcos River Protection. Recreation and Maintenance. This discussion item was requested by Council Member Jude Prather, with a seconded by Council Member Chris Jones. City staff provided Council with information regarding current methods of enforcement surrounding littering and other unlawful activities in City Parks. Staff informed Council of the collaboration between Hays County, SMPD, Park Rangers, and Texas State PD to aid with enforcement. Following discussion, Council directed staff to bring back for review the list of all behavior issues that were outlined in the EARIP Recommendations by the San Marcos River • Task Force and the recommendation of the Parks Advisory Board regarding alcohol use in parks. 25. Discussion and direction to staff regarding the Paso Robles Planned Development District (PDD) Agreement and Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone. Steve Parker, Director of Finance, provided the Council with a presentation of the Development Agreement with Carina Development. County Commissioner, Will Conley, spoke on behalf of himself and Judge Cobb stating that the citizens have no desire to be annexed at this time, and asked that the western connectors be eliminated from the map and asked that the County and City work together. Following discussion, Council directed staff to reopen the PDD and Development Agreement to specifically look at these roads that Commissioner Conley is suggesting, to consider the withdraw of the 3 western arterials and work with together with the County for future connectivity, and to give the City Manager ability to negotiate annexation options with the County on the Council's behalf. 26. Discuss the creation of a Municipal Utility District (MUD) Policy, review existing Annexation Policy, and provide direction to staff. City Manager, Jim Nuse, proposed City policies regarding creation of Municipal Utility Districts presented information regarding the City's existing annexation policy, future growth patterns and expansion of infrastructure in the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction. 27. Hold a discussion and provide direction to Staff regarding appointments for the • following Boards and Commissions vacancies: