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regulate the public consumption and display of alcoholic beverages, as well as, implementation of other items presented, with the exception of the creation of a River Management position. 4. Invocation Pastor Thompson from Pentecostal Temple Church of God provided the invocation. 5. Pledges of Allegiance — United States and Texas Carlie Contreras, a fifth grade honor student at Hernandez Elementary School led the assembly in the pledges of allegiance. 6. 30 Minute Citizen Comment Period 011ie Giles, address not provided, spoke against the Hillside Ranch Phase 2 project. Jean Baggett, 726 W. Hopkins, mentioned the petition that was recently discussed by the Council concerning a request for a moratorium on Multi- family in single family neighborhoods. She stated that she believes that the Council still wants to work on this issue. Debbie Harvey, 1116 Mountain View Dr, thanked the Council for their service and asked to continue to be transparent. She recommended Lance Jones for appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and asked for support for Item #21. Cynthia Gonzales, 113 Elm Hill Ct, spoke in support of the Hillside Ranch Phase 2 project. Melissa Derrick, 109 Kathryn Cove, stated that she feels that the Council ignored the request for a moratorium and all that came out of it was an idea incentivize redevelopment of blighted multifamily complexes. She also spoke in opposition to the Hillside Ranch Phase 2 project. Dianne Wassenich, 11 Tanglewood, provided additional signatures to the petition and spoke against the Hillside Ranch Phase 2 project especially regarding the sewer capacity and potential traffic implications. Lance Jones, 208 Sierra Ridge Dr, spoke in regards to his consideration for appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and asked for positive consideration. Jane Hughson, 1600 N. LBJ, spoke not in favor or in support of the Hillside Ranch Phase 2 project, but thanked the developer that worked so well with the residents. Mary E. Gonzales, 3301 S. Old Bastrop, spoke in regards of growth in San Marcos and suggested that everyone work together instead of fighting issue by issue. CONSENT AGENDA 7. Consider approval of the February 21, 2012, Regular Meeting Minutes.