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Angie Ramirez, 612 Barbara Dr, Blanco Gardens representative, addressed the Council regarding the growth of parks and trails to the east side of IH35 to allow for more public river access. She also asked that the Council reject the rezoning of the Cape's Camp property to multi family. Joe Ptak, 505 Patricia, addressed the Council regarding an Art and Historic Car Ordinance and asked that the Council reconsider their position. He stated that he has a petition to take the Ordinance to the voters if necessary. Diane Wassenich, 11 Tanglewood, spoke regarding Stokes Park and the growth of the patronage there and all the other additional growth of roads and bike and ped lanes on Cape Rd. She asked that the Council consider the purchase of Cape's Camp, and dedicating it to park land. She continued by addressing the Drought Ordinance and asked that the Council not disrupt what the citizens know and are familiar with. Debbie Harvey, 1116 Mountain View Dr, addressed the Council on behalf of Sustainable San Marcos, and asked that they please encourage conservation by adjusting the rate structure. She provided an example of San Antonio rate structure that she encouraged Council to include in the Budget process. She stated that she felt that if you use it you should pay for it. Todd Derkacz, 1410 Progress St, representative of Green Belt Alliance, addressed the Council regarding the rezoning of Cape's Camp. He felt that the Council should give it plenty of thought and time to consider its use. Consent Agenda 6. Consider approval of the June 5, 2012, Regular Meeting Minutes. 7. Consider approval of Ordinance 2012 -32, on the second of three readings, granting to the Pedernales Electric Cooperative, Inc., its legal representatives, successors and assigns, certain rights -of -way privileges and a nonexclusive franchise to construct, maintain, operate and use a transmission and distribution system within a portion of the city of San Marcos to provide electric utility service; setting forth the terms and conditions of the franchise; providing a process for resolving violations of the ordinance; providing a savings clause and an effective date. 8. Consider approval of Resolution 2012 -65R, approving Amendment Number 1 to the agreement between the City of San Marcos, Texas and Texas Aviation Partners, LLC for the provision of Airport Management Services for the operation, maintenance and development of the San Marcos Airport; authorizing the City Manager to execute this agreement on behalf of the City; and declaring an effective date. 9. Consider approval of Resolution 2012 -66R, approving a license agreement with Campus Christian Community, a Texas non - profit corporation, allowing for parking on Woods Street in consideration of the dedication of right -of way to the City; and declaring an effective date.