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The Council returned into regular session at approximately 6:04 p.m. Council provided direction to Staff to move forward during the executive session. 5. Receive Staff presentation and hold a discussion regarding proposed Drought Ordinance amendments, and provide direction to Staff. Tom Taggart, Executive Director of Public Services, provided the Council with a presentation regarding the proposed Drought Ordinance amendments. Council consensus was that they had no interest in a plan concept for the watering of athletic fields or golf courses. 6. Invocation Pastor Jeff Kester with Baihai Faith provided the invocation. 7. Pledges of Allegiance - United States and Texas Devyn Underwood, an incoming 4th grade student at Crockett Elementary School, led the assembly in the pledges. 8. 30 Minute Citizen Comment Period Camille Phillips, Franklin Dr, invited the public to a class on Thursday at 2 p.m. at United Campus Ministry on how to prevent falls. Diane Wassenich, 11 Tanglewood, addressed the Council regarding the Drought Response rules and stated that she read all of the proposed changes and that quite a few that Staff listed could be year round rule, and if the Council was going to weaken the rules then they should balance the loss of water in some other way. She stated that we need to have rules that are consistent with the rest of the region and not have weaker rules. Rose Brooks, 1211 Mountain View, she addressed the Council regarding the Cake Auction for the Juneteenth celebration, and invited the public to attend. Consent Agenda 9. Consider approval of the May 15, 2012, Regular Meeting Minutes. 10. Consider approval of Ordinance 2012 -29, on the second of two readings, amending Subpart B, of the City of San Marcos City Code, Land Development, by repealing Chapter 1, Article 9, Division 4, "Floodplain Permit" in its entirety; repealing Chapter 5, Article 4 — "Floodplain Development "; establishing a new Chapter 39 in Subpart A of the San Marcos City Code to be titled "Flood Damage Prevention "; repealing all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict therewith; providing a severance clause; finding and determining that the meetings at which the ordinance is passed are open to the public as required by law; and providing for and effective date.