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the needed appraisal. He stated that they would more than likely be submitting a zoning change in the future. Patrick Rose, 133 W. San Antonio St. Ste. 100, addressed the Council regarding the letter that has recently been circulated and addressed the six points in that letter regarding the comp plan increasing restrictions on the west side of 35, students need to live closer to campus, this needs to be a living document, university and community should respect one another, development be in developing that desire development, we believe the growth of this town. Will Conley, 1200 Thorpe Ln, addressed the Council regarding the Comprehensive Plan and asked that the business community be involved and able to participate in the planning process of this Master Plan. Walter A. Elias, 9737 Great Hills Trail, suite 260, addressed the Council regarding the HBA letter that was provided to the Council and the studies that they provided regarding impervious cover limitations being addressed by the Comprehensive Plan and how they feel it is not the place for those restrictions. Sam Huenergardt, 3100 Summit Ridge Dr, addressed the Council regarding the letter that was provided by the Council on behalf of the business owners here in San Marcos regarding the Comprehensive Plan. He stated that he felt that all of these businesses coming together to agree on those six points should say a lot about how they care about the future of San Marcos. Pam Couch, 203 Sierra Ridge Dr, addressed the Council regarding the Council Member's that voted for the Retreat. She feels that it is beautiful. She also addressed the letter that the business community provided to the Council regarding the Comp Plan and pro growth. She also addressed the Lazy Oaks Ranch development that will be coming forward and that we really need this sort of development. Jaimy Breihan, 134 E. Hillerest, addressed the Council regarding the EAA HPC items and his support for them. He also addressed development and that SF 6 needs to go away. Kate McCarty, 621 W. San Antonio, thanked the Council for allowing her to serve on the Comp Plan Advisory Committee, and thinks that the Council did a masterful job putting together a great steering committee and advisory committee. Jim Garber, 104 Canyon Fork, addressed the Council regarding the Comp Plan and the process. He was skeptical at first and has learned a lot and he stated that all meetings are open and that everyone is invited to attend. He further addressed the points that the business community has posed and that the committee has addressed their issues. Kyle Maysel, 109 E. Hillcrest, addressed the Council regarding item #22 improvements to Hunter Rd. He stated that there was almost universal opposition to the idea of the roundabout. He felt that the City planners would just like to leave their mark with the latest fad, and then they leave. He stated that he felt that this was a bad idea and would not work in that location.