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that the Planning and Zoning Commission should better represent the citizens of this community, <br />and that the Council should wait until the Comp Plan is completed. <br />Paul Murray, 102 Barclay, addressed the Council regarding the Cape's Camp rezoning project <br />and that a park there should not be compared to Rio Vista, but he doesn't feel that this is an apt <br />comparison and that if we place apartments there the public will have limited access to the <br />parkland. He said that this allows for public money for private gain, and that that is wrong. <br />Bob Thornton, 620 River Road, addressed the Council regarding the Cape's Camp rezoning <br />project and stated that he believed that this was a good project. He provided the Council with the <br />100 flood plain map. He referenced the flood of record and stated that flood water did not cross <br />the field. A project sitting on that property would not affect the neighborhoods from flooding. <br />Layne Duesterhaus, 422 W. Hutchison, addressed the Council regarding the Cape's Camp <br />rezoning project and conservation. He encouraged the Council to listen to the citizenry. <br />Don Eyssen, 200 Orchard, addressed the Council regarding the Police Calls to The Retreat 206 <br />calls: 16 accidents, 31 traffic violations, 78 disturbance calls, 2 sexual assaults, and 2 weapons <br />calls. He continued by saying the Cape's Camp rezoning project is not a good idea. You rent by <br />the room; this is not a multifamily development because families cannot live there. <br />Eric West, 1805 N. IH 35 Apt 28E, addressed the Council regarding ADA compliance. He is <br />finding that most places in which he lives are not ADA compliant. He would like to work with <br />the Council to address these issues. <br />Consent Agenda <br />8. Consider approval of the December 18, 2012 Regular Meeting Minutes. <br />9. Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -01R approving the purchase of four pickup <br />trucks from Griffith Ford San Marcos in the total amount of $107,289.90 and three <br />pickup trucks from Caldwell Country Ford in the total amount of $68,970.00 for the <br />Capital Improvements, Community Services, and Development Services Departments; <br />authorizing the Purchasing Manager to execute the appropriate purchasing documents <br />on behalf of the City and declaring an effective date. <br />10.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -02R approving the purchase of three sport utility <br />vehicles from Reliable Chevrolet in the total amount of $69,743.09 and one short utilit <br />vehicle from Caldwell Country Ford in the total amount of $25,542.00 for the <br />Community Services, Development Services and Police Departments; authorizing the <br />Purchasing Manager to execute the appropriate purchasing documents on behalf of the <br />City and declaring_an effective date. <br />11.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -03R approving an agreement between the City <br />and BLX Group, LLC for the provision of arbitrage rebate compliance services for the <br />Finance Department in the total amount of $101,000.00 which includes an increase of <br />