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REGULAR MEETING OF THE. CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SAN MARCOS, TEXAS, MAY 10,1965 Present: Mayor Ell is Serur I Aldermen: Joe C. Froh Wi Iliam C. Pool A.G. Tuttle Mark H. Whittenberg City Manager City Secretary Asst.Ci~y Mana"er B.R. Fuller Dorothy O. Worrell Bruce McE I roy Visitors: The Riv~ Glen Norris, Miss Elizabeth Ster~y, Dr. T.R. Buie, Joe Butler, Mrs. A.M. McMullen, Mrs. Edna Good, Paul Harris~ Bil I Pennington, Mrs. James Moore ,Mr.s.Jerri Veidt, Mrs. Carolyn Cha~dler and others The Mayor cal led the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Glen Norris, Baptist Student Center, gave the Invocation. I. The Minutes of the April 12, Apri I 19, and Apri I 28, 1965 meetings were approved as presented, on motion ufAlderman Tuttle, and second of Alderman Pool. The Mayor announced that the following persOns comprise the Ci~~'s Board of Equalization: Albe~t Aranda, W.R. Boucher, l.F. Martin; and J.H. Pollard, alternate. With the approva I of the Counc ii, the Mayor appo i nted Mrs. Roland (Ruth) Manske as United Nations Day Chairman. I The Mayor introduced anOrdi nance annex ing property in College HEdghts belonging to Mrs. louise Moeller and Wi II iam Moel ler; p~~ition fo~ ~nnexation having been received by the Counci I on Apri I 28, 1965. Alderman Froh said he did not see any reason to bring the property into the City Limits, since its location would create an island, with no neighbors near enough to protest the change in zon i ng wh.j ch the owners intend to request. The matter of the City's inabi lity at this time to furnish wate~ and sewer facilities to the property was discuss- ed at length. Dr. Pool said he did not recal I a single instance of a petition for annexation being refused, since he had been on the Counci I. The City Manager agreed, bu~ pointed out that circumstances were unique. He suggested that the property be annexed with a proviso that when the owners wish to develop it, they would be required to provide adequate water and sewer lines to the property. After further discussion, Alderman Pool moved that the Moel ler pro~erty be annexed, with the proviso that the owner provide at his oWn expense essential city util ities, of a size to be determined by the City. Alderman Whittenberg seconded the motion and on roll call, the following vote was recorded: = U ..~ 0:: ~