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I I I -,.. ~.,~ ~= >- ':2l ;''-f REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCil OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, FEBRUARY 8, 1965 Present: Mayor Pro Tempore Ell is Serur Aldermen: Wi II iam C. Pool Ruben Ruiz A.G. Tuttle Mark H. Whittenberg City Manager City Secretary Assistant City Manager B.R. Fuller Dorothy O. Worrell Bruce McElroy Visitors: Mrs. Jerri Veidt, Tom Buckner, Col. James W. Hi II, L.N. Elder, J.T. Banister, Ronald Mullen, Dr. Hal Pickle, Mr. and Mrs. J.L. Ford, and the Reverend Tommy Ruth Bal I The Mayor Pro Tem cal led the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Mrs. Tommy Ruth Bal I, Assembly of God Minister, gave the Invocation. The Minutes of the January II and January 27, 1965 meetings were approved by common consent, as presented. Co I. James W. Hill appeared before the Cou nc i I and requested adoption of an "anti-litter" ordinance. Col. Hi I I had provided the Counci I with copies of a sample ordinance. The need for such an ordinance was discussed by the Counci I. Alderman Whittenberg moved that a copy of the ordinance proposed by Col. Hi II be sub- mitted to the City Attorney for study and an approved anti-litter ordinance be brought back to the Counci I for consideration. Alderman Tuttle seconded the motion and on roll call, the fol low- ing vote was recorded: AYE: NAY; Pool, Ruiz, Tuttle, Whittenberg None The Mayor Pro Tem declared the motion carried. Ronald Mu/ len was recognized by the Mayor Pro Tem. He stated that he and his associate, Dr. Hal Pickle, had appeared before the Planning & Zoning Commission to get approval ofa plan for bui Iding an apartment house on Lot 5 of the G.B. Ezel I Addition. He showed the Counci I a plat of the property in question, and eXplained the difficulty encountered in acquiring additional property for widening Pegues Street to meet the minimum require- ments of a dedicated street. He said he realized the Counci I could not take action at this meeting, but that they wished to nget the feeljng of the Counci I" before proceeding with their plans. He explained that unless their difficulties could be resolved, and they could get approval to start construction within two weeks, the project would have to be delayed another year. The matter was discussed, and the Mayor Pro Tem explain- ed that the Planning & Zoning Commission would have to make a recommendat i on on the p I an before the Counc i I cou I d act.