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FOR/AGAINST FOR/AGAINST FOR/AGAINST FOR/AGAINST FOR/AGAINST FOR/AGAINST ( 1 ) (2 ) -5- The amendment of Section 3.06 of the City Charter to provide a chain of authority for the calling of elections to fill vacancies on the City Council. Proposition No.2. The amendment of Section 5.08 of the City Charter to conform the oath of office for city officials to that prescribed by the Texas Constitution for state officers. Proposition No.3 The amendment of Section 7.01 of the City Charter to separate provisions pertaining to the composition of the Planning Commission from those pertaining to the Zoning Commission; to allow representation on the Planning Commission by residents of the City's extraterritorial jurisdiction; and to delete a provision allowing dual service on both the Planning and Zoning commissions by as many as two persons. Proposition No.4 The amendment of Section 7.06 of the City Charter to more clearly define the duty of the Planning Commission to submit recommendations to the City Council on development proposals; to allow for review of the Master Plan once each three years instead of requiring an annual report to the City Council; and to require that a public hearing on the subdivision ordinance be held at least once each three years rather than annually. Proposition No.5 The amendment of Section 12.02 of the City Charter to allow service as city officers, other than city council members, by persons who do limited amounts of business with the city; and clarifying the prohibition against city council members. and employees having interests in contracts with the City. Proposition No.6 The lease to the San Marcos Lions Club of the storage and bathroom portions of the recreation building in the San Marcos City Park, together with access through the adj acent parking lot, for the purpose of conducting an inner tube rental operation subject to the following terms and conditions: The Lions Club shall have possession of the Leased Premises and access through the parking lot adjacent to the leased premises, for the purpose of conducting an inner tube rental operation on the San Marcos River, from April 11, 1991, through April 10, 1996, together with three (3) consecutive five (5) year renewable options to continue this lease in favor of the Club, to commence, if exercised, on April 11, 1996, April 11, 2001, and April 11,2006, respectively. The exercise of each of such options shall be subject to the approval of the City Council. The Lions Club shall maintain the Leased Premises as four (4) storage rooms (one of which shall be usable for storage by the City Parks and Recreation Department as needed) and two bathrooms.