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213. <br />Regular Meeting July 14, 2003 Page 12 <br /> <br />Convention & Visitors Bureau 56.000% ($471 <br />Arts Funding 6.500% ($ 54 <br />Main Street Program 19.500% ($164 <br />Hispanic Chamber of Commerce - Tourism Contract 7.000% ($ 58 <br />Tanger/Prime Advertising Contract 4.500% ($ 37 <br />Tourist Account 1.000% ($ 8 <br />Project X (Convention Center) 5.500% ($ 46 <br /> <br />432 00) <br />720 00) <br />159 00) <br />929 00) <br />883 00) <br />418 00) <br />301 00) <br /> <br />Council also agreed by consensus to move the allocated funds for Project <br />X, the future convention center into a CIP account. The Council agreed by <br />consensus to distribute evenly to all entities for any revenues, which <br />might come in over the budget amount. <br />B.) Economic Development Funding- Ms. Marvaiz inquired how much notice the <br />Greater San Marcos Chamber of Commerce and the San Marcos Hispanic Chamber <br />of Commerce would need if the Council decided to go out for competitive <br />bids. Phil Neighbors, President of the Greater San Marcos Chamber of <br />Commerce, stated the Chamber would need two or three months notice. <br />Yolanda Quintanilla stated they would also need two or three months <br />notice. Ms. Narvaiz asked Council to consider implementing performance <br />measures for both Greater Chamber of Commerce and the San Marcos Hispanic <br />Chamber of Commerce. She also stated she would like to see the contracts <br />for both Chambers of Commerce to be equal in terms of having separate <br />boards for Economic Development and Tourism. Mr. Montoya stated he feels <br />separate boards for the San Marcos Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is not <br />necessary at this time. He stated he would not support this request at <br />this time. Mr. Taylor stated he is not in favor of separate boards <br />because the San Marcos Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has a smaller budget. <br />Ms. Narvaiz stated since the Council has representation on the San Marcos <br />Hispanic Chamber, she feels this means the Council is serving as part of <br />the Board of Directors. She stated she does not agree with this. Mr. <br />Mihalkanin asked Council to look at the Greater Chamber of Commerce Board <br />representation distribution and modify the San Marcos Hispanic Chamber of <br />Commerce Board to be like their Board. Council asked Staff to bring back <br />the EDC Funding discussion at a meeting in August. <br />C. CARTS- Mayor Habingreither stated the citizens are funding CARTS and he <br />feels an incentive needs to be provided for CARTS to do a better job. <br />Mayor Habingreither asked Council to consider reducing the funding to <br />CARTS. <br /> <br />Mayor Habingreither introduced a discussion regarding award of emergency <br />construction contract in the estimated amount of $89,000.00 with Gerloff <br />Company for repairs of damage to City-owned and operated Municipal Airport <br />facilities due to June 2, 2003 windstorm ($2,500.00 deductible). Mr. <br />O'Leary stated this motion is for the repairs for damages for the City <br />Airport, which were caused by the windstorm. He stated this company is <br />ready to begin work within 5 days after notification. He also stated this <br />vendor is acceptable with our insurance agent. The Council agreed by <br />consensus for Gerloff Company to perform the repairs. <br /> <br />Mayor Habingreither introduced for reconsideration Item 29, approval to <br />change Regular Meeting date of Monday, July 28, 2003 to Wednesday, July <br /> <br /> <br />