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<br />Regular Meeting <br /> <br />March 1, 2005 <br /> <br />132. <br /> <br />Page 5 <br /> <br />a daily report is taken off the meter by a City crew leader in charge of <br />I the street constructlon job The Council voted unanimously for adoption of <br />the Resolution <br /> <br />Mayor Narvaiz introduced for consideration Item 16 removed from the consent <br />agenda, adoptlon of a Resolution, the caption which was read as follows <br /> <br />A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, <br />ADOPTING A POLICY FOR PLACEMENT OF ART, MONUMENTS AND STRUCTURES ON <br />CITY PROPERTY, AND DECLARING AN EFFECTIVE DATE <br /> <br />Mr Mihalkanin moved for adoption of the Resolution and Mr Diaz seconded <br />the motion Mr Thomaides expressed interest in introducing an amendment <br />to the Ordinance Mr Thomaides worked with City Attorney Mark Taylor to <br />draft language to present dated March 1 in an email from Mr Mark Taylor to <br />Mr Thomaides and provided to the Council at this meeting The amended <br />language more closely follows the recommendations of the Arts Commission, <br />which Council to have flnal approval for the placement of permanent art <br />Mr Thomaides moved to amend the Ordinance in Part 4 as set out in the <br />email and Mr Guerrero seconded the motion Mr Mihalkanin stated when the <br />Arts Commlssion denies an application, lt would not be processed further, <br />but always goes to the Councll if the Commlssion approves the application <br />IMr Thomaides stated this amendment would provide the Council wlth latitude <br />to make modifications Mr Taylor expressed concern that temporary art <br />could be displayed from 60 days to one year Mr Thomaides stated he was <br />more concerned about having a say with permanent art and not as concerned <br />with temporary art Mr Mlhalkanin asked about amended wordlng in Section <br />D, preliminary, and why it was added Mr Mark Taylor stated to <br />distinguish between preliminary and final approval by City Council Mr <br />Mihalkanin stated he supports Sections C, D and E and has a problem with <br />Section B, the alternate location issue He requested that Sectlon B be <br />removed from the amendment and dealt with separately Mr Mihalkanin <br />stated he wants language added to Mr Thomaides' amendment so that if the <br />Commission recommends denial of an application, it would require a 2/3 vote <br />by the City Councll to approve The Council expressed no concerns with the <br />amended language in Sections D and E as amended Mr Taylor stated he <br />wanted to delete the last sentence in Part 5 C Mr Mark Taylor suggested <br />changing the word "will" to "may" in the sentence The Council then voted <br />unanimously for the approval as the amendment Mr Taylor moved to amend <br />Part 5 C to strike the last sentence and Mr Thomaides seconded the motion <br />(no vote was taken on this motion) Mr Mihalkanin questioned if it would <br />make sense to delete all of C Mr Mark Taylor responded to a questlon <br />from Mr Bose that temporary art declsions are made by the Arts Commisslon <br />and permanent art by the City Council Mr Mark Taylor also stated the <br />I Resolution should probably include who has the final authorlty Mr Taylor <br />asked Arts Commlssloner Betty Banks in 5 C regardlng temporary art, if the <br />Council received complalnts on temporary art that would be displayed 60 <br />days to one year, what was the logic on the temporary art Ms Banks <br />stated there lS a walking gallery displayed up to 60 days, and other <br />temporary art that could be displayed from 60 days to a year Ms Banks <br />