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-2- hereof is hereby adopted as the official tabulation of the votes cast at the election and that the tabulation be filed and recorded in the official records of the City of San Marcos as the official canvass of the election. SECTION 3. That the the official canvass of the returns of the election reflects the following: A. That the official canvass of the returns of the election reflects that the following person was duly elected Mayor of the City of San Marcos: Kathy M. Morris B. That the official canvass of the returns of the election reflects that the following person was duly elected City Council Member, Place Three of the City of San Marcos: Rick Hernandez C. That the official canvass of the returns of the election reflects that the following person was duly elected City Council Member, Place Four, of the City of San Marcos: Betty Jane Kissler D. That the official canvass of the returns of the election reflects the following votes cast for and against the following numbered propositions: Proposition No. 1 The amendment of Section 3.Ø6 of the City Charter to provide a chain of authority for the calling of elections to fill vacancies on the City Council. Votes for Proposition No.1: 1779 Votes against Proposition No. 1: 247 Proposition No. 2. The amendment of Section 5.øa of the City Charter to conform the oath of office for city officials to that prescribed by the Texas Constitution for state officers. Votes for Proposition No.2: 1819 Votes against Proposition No. 2: 160 Proposition No. 3 The amendment of Section 7.Øl 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. Votes for Proposition No.3: 1524 Votes against Proposition No. 3: 385 Proposition No. 4 The amendment of Section 7.Ø6 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;