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<br />REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
<br />CITY OF, SAN MARCOS, TEXAS,AUGUST 22, 1966
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<br />Present:
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<br />Mayor
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<br />Ell i s Serur
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<br />Aldermen:
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<br />Caesar A. Damon
<br />Joe C. Froh
<br />Herman Korff
<br />Wi II iam C. Pool
<br />Mark H. Whittenberg
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<br />City Manager
<br />City Secretary
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<br />William E. Wolff
<br />Dorothy O. Worrel I
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<br />Visitors:
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<br />Mrs. Wi Iliam E, Houck, Miss Dessie Thomas,
<br />Rodgers T. Storey, J.T. Banister, W.E. Wise,
<br />J.P. Ellis, Mrs. L.W" Kone, Woods Kone,
<br />R.A. Foster, B.L. Crutchfield, Dudley Beauford,
<br />Jim Prince and Jack Cunningham of KHFI, Austin,
<br />Tom Buckner, Br'uce Smith, Jerri Veidt,
<br />Carolyn Chandler and others
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<br />The Mayor called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m.
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<br />The Minutes of August 8 , 1966 wet'e approved as presented.
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<br />Rodgers T. Storey came before the Counci I to again request
<br />authorization for a bui Iding permit-for a Texaco Service Station
<br />at the corner of Colorado and Water Streets. Mr. Storey present-
<br />ed aplat of his property showin3 the proposition he wished to
<br />~make ~o the City, se~ attached. He offered to trade 16 feet on
<br />the Water St. side of hi-;-property, for 16 feet on the west side
<br />of his property, which is ~he width of an al ley not in use, be-
<br />longing to the City. The fact that Mr. Storey's property is with-
<br />in the GNRP area had created a problem for planners that had been
<br />brought before the Plannin~ & Zoning Commission, the LPA Board
<br />and the CityCounci I sever'al times without an acceptable solution.
<br />Alderman KOr'ff asked if the Planning & Zoning Commission had
<br />approved the present plat and proposition. Mr. Storey replied:
<br />uJ.8.. Robef""ts; Chait,,'.h")!:\ of -the. Planning f, Zoni.ng Co-mmi:3siorl,
<br />drew the plat. The last decision of the Commission was to
<br />turn it back to the City Counci I for decision,. I was told I
<br />would get an answer within 90 days, and it has been much longer
<br />than that", After ,more discussion, Alperman Korff moved that
<br />the sketch be submitted to the Planning & Zoning Commission
<br />and Planners MOr'mon, Mok & Green,and that the Ci~y approve a
<br />bu il J ;"8 i--""'",,, it ,,~ 'nth groups approve it. Mr. Storey sa i d:
<br />"The Coun~i I haa final authority. The Planning & Zoning Commiss-
<br />ion has already tur~ed it back to the City". Mr. Korff said:
<br />"let them come up with a recommendation. I'll ask Roberts to
<br />call a special meeting". The_Mayor' said: 'The Chai.rman of the
<br />Planning & Zoning Commission talked to me and approved this".
<br />Alderman Whittenberg seconded the Korff motion. The City Manag-
<br />er reminded the Counci I that it was long past the promised 90-day
<br />period, after which the Counci I had promised a decision.
<br />Alderman Korff \.Jithdrew hi,s motion, with consent of the seconder.
<br />Alderman Pool moved that the Counc; I approve Mr. Storey's request
<br />for a permit. Alderman Whittenberg seconded the motion, and on
<br />roll call, the fol lowing vote was recorded:
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<br />AYE:
<br />NAY:
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<br />Fron, Korff, Pool, Whittenberg
<br />Damon
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<br />The Mayor declared the motion carried.
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