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Rusty Dunham, San Marcos, addressed the Council regarding a business that is owned by his <br />spouse Downtown. He understands that each intersection would have to be closed for a month <br />with the current approved plan, and the change that is being proposed by Staff would take 3 -5 <br />days of construction time instead. Due to the construction it is hurting their business. He <br />encouraged Council to take staff's recommendation in Item #5 in order to complete this project <br />as soon as possible. <br />Steve Werth, San Marcos, addressed the assembly with an apology to several people including <br />his wife and the Police Department. He continued to discuss Socialism or what he called "mob <br />rule" and his opinions on it. He stated his belief of that the Council is taking part in preventing <br />the smoking of cannabis to elevate symptoms associated with chemo therapy treatment side <br />effects. <br />Consent Agenda <br />lO.Consider approval of the July 2, 2013, Regular Meeting Minutes. <br />11.Consider approval of Ordinance 2013 -34, on the second of two readings, authorizing the <br />release of a portion of the City of San Marcos Extraterritorial Jurisdiction ( "ETJ "); <br />approving an Interlocal Agreement between the City of San Marcos and the City of <br />Kyle regarding the mutual release of ETJ and revision of agreed ETJ boundaries; <br />authorizing the Mayor to execute the necessary documents relating to an Agreement <br />between the City of :Kyle and the City of San Marcos for the mutual release of ETJ, the <br />expansion of San Marcos ETJ, and revision of the agreed San Marcos -Kyle ETJ <br />boundary; establishing a revised ETJ boundary line; providing for an effective date; <br />and providing for severability. <br />12.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -103R approving an agreement with Southwest <br />Land Services, Inc. to provide consulting services and assistance to City Staff in the City <br />Manager's Office, Planning and Development Department and Capital Improvements <br />Department in a not to exceed amount of $67,500; and declaring an effective date. <br />13.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -104R, approving the terms and conditions of an <br />Interlocal A reement with the North Central Texas Council of Governments for the <br />City's procurement of Actuarial Services in the amount of $8,025.00; authorizing the <br />City Manager or his designee to execute this agreement on behalf of the City; and <br />declaring an effective date. <br />14.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -105R, approving the extension of an annual <br />contract with Capitol City Janitorial, Inc. for the provision of carpet and floor cleaning <br />services in the estimated annual amount of $44,775.56; authorizing the Purchasing <br />Manager to execute the appropriate documents related to this contract extension on <br />behalf of the City and declaring an effective date. <br />15.Consider approval of Resolution 2013 -1068, awarding a contract to Unifirst <br />