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§ 36-2 SAN MARCOS RIVER CORRIDOR § 36-2 the San Marcos River to its intersection with the begin- ning point near the intersection of Ed J.L. Green and West Laurel, then southeast along a line to the headwaters of San Marcos River in Spring Lake. See Annex 1 for the map of the SMRC. As land is annexed into the City of San Marcos, and the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction is extended in the vicinity of the San Marcos River, the boundaries of the SMRC shall be extended au- tomatically without further action by the city council in accord with the three-part description in paragraph one of this subsection. (2) The director of environment and engineering shall inter- pret the boundaries of the San Marcos River corridor from topographic, hydrologic <.::.ad biological data based on the above-defined boundari~s. (3) The city council shall periodically, with the assistance of the director, review the boundaries of the SMRC. The city council shall consider in this review and in considering revising the boundaries: (a) Revised FEMA floodplain maps; (b) Water quality monitoring data; and (c) The effectiveness of this chapter's measures which are designed to protect the river. (C) From and after the effective date of this chapter, no build- ing permit nor any subdivision plat shall be approved within the area defined as the San Marcos River corridor unless the follow- ing conditions have been met: (1) Zoning required for SMRC subdivisions. (a) All subdivisions within the m.,1RC, .which are larger than two (2) acres or which will contain nonresiden- tial structures that total five thousand (5,000) square feet or more, or which will contain more than six (6) residential units, shall be planned development dis- trict subdivisions and shall be zoned PDD. Subdivi- sions in which the smallest lot is ten (10) acres or greater in size shall not be required to he a PDD subdivision or be in the PDD zoning district. SuPp. No. 23 1060.145