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176 MINUTES OF THEREGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCil.., OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, MAY 10,1999 PRESENT: Mayor Billy G. Moore Mayor Pro-Tern Ed Mihalkanin Council Members Jane Hughson Louis Doiron, Jr. Earl Moseley, J r. Joe B. Cox, Jr. Rick Hernandez City Manager Larry D. Gilley City Secretary *Janis K. Womack City Attorney Mark B. Taylor Director of Engineering Stephen Jenkins Director of Parks & Recreation Rodney Cobb Fire Chief Dan O'Leary Director of Planning Ron Patterson Chief of Police Steve Griffith Others Present: Collette Duran, Melissa Millecam, Larry Sowards, David Chiu and others. Mayor Moore called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. Mayor Moore introduced the ten-minute citizen comment period. 1. Judy Lanning stated she wrote a letter to the City Council regarding the First Baptist Church and read the letter for the record. 2. Monica Blackburn stated she is the General Manger of Tanger Outlet Center and is speaking about the Drainage Utility Ordinance. She believes that Tanger should be exempt from the fees because they have provided for stormwater runoff. 3. Biddie Loya stated the sewage smell on River Road meeting was held on April 26, 1999 and another meeting is scheduled for June 2, 1999 at Dunbar Recreation Center and would like the City Council to be present if possible. 4. Paul Evans stated the LBJ -Guadalupe one-way to two-way streets should be considered very carefully because of the expense and was already changed about twenty-five years ago because of the traffic flow. He has spoken to businesses in his block and the individuals think the streets should remain as is. 5. Michael Mercado stated the one-way to two- way should not be considered because of the expense, would it work and if it does not work do the streets go back to one-way after all the expense. 6. Paul Reed stated he is the Vice President for Construction for Prime Outlets and will be speaking about the Drainage Utility Ordinance. For the Phase I development of the Prime Outlets they were required to address detention and dmi!1age in the design and approval process. He does not see how it is equitable for the businesses that have already spent the funds for a drainage utility system. 7. Jim Joplin, an attorney hired to represent Central Texas Road Incorporated, a company run by Bubba and Marilyn Harris, stated the award of a contract to Central Texas Road Incorporated is being protested by one of the bidders. Central Texas Road, Inc., has prepared a summary for the City Council. Marilyn Harris provided a background for Central Texas Road Incorporated and stated they have done many jobs for surrounding cities and businesses in Hays County. Mayor Moore introduced for consideration two appointments to the Development Ordinance Review Task Force. Mr. Doiron moved to nominate Don Garrett for the Real Estate Community, Mr. Moseley moved to nominate Clarence Miller for the Real Estate Community and Ms. Hughson moved to nominate Handler Smith for the Development Community. On roll call the following vote was recorded: Garrett: Mihalkanin, Hughson, Doiron, Moore, Cox. Smith: Mihalkanin, Hughson, Doiron, Moore, Moseley, Cox, Hernandez. *Ms. Womack not present at this meeting.