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Ord 2020-001/annexing into the City approximately 39.37 acres of land out of the Cyrus Wickson Survey, abstract no. 474, located at the Western corner of South Old Bastrop Hwy and Rattler Road[Icon]	6
Ord 2020-002/amending the Official Zoning map of the City by rezoning approximately 29.4 acres out of the Cyrus Wickson Survey, abstract no. 474, located in the 3200 Block of South Old Bastrop Hwy from "FD" future developement district to "CD-3"[Icon]	5
Ord 2020-003/amending the Official Zoning Map of the City by rezoning approximately six acres out of the Cyrus Wickson Survey, abstract no. 474, Hays County, generally located at the western corner of South Old Bastrop Highway and Rattler Road, from “FD”[Icon]	5
Ord 2020-004/amending the City’s 2018-2019 Fiscal Year budget to allocate a total amount not to exceed $573,000 to increase the General Fund budget to $548,000 for economic development incentives and to increase the Resource Recovery Fund budget $25,000 f[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-005/annexing into the City approximately 56.923 acres of land out of the John Williams Survey, Abstract 490, Hays County, being Phase 1, Section 2 of the La Cima Development, generally located west of the intersection of Old Ranch Road 12 and Won[Icon]	14
Ord 2020-006/amending the Official Zoning Map of the City by rezoning approximately 56.923 acres out of the John Williams Survey, Abstract No. 490, Hays[Icon]	8
Ord 2020-007/amending Section 2.191 of the San Marcos City Code relating to the composition of the Historic Preservation Commission[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-008/Annexing approximately 62.48 acreas of into the City at the intersection of Gregsons Bend and Commercial Loop[Icon]	6
Ord 2020-009/considering a request by Ed Theriot, on behalf of Outlet West Investors, Ltd., for a zoning change from “FD” Future Development and “GC,” General Commercial to “PA,” Planning Area District, for approximately 62.48 acres ‎(Sportsplex)‎[Icon]	6
Ord 2020-010/annexing into the City approximately 30.5 acres of land, generally located on the east side of Highway 123 between Old Bastrop Road and Monterrey Oak Road[Icon]	9
Ord 2020-011/ordinance failed[Icon]	1
Ord 2020-012/amending the Official Zoning Map of the City by rezoning approximately 18.5 acres of land generally located North of the intersection of Highway 123 and Monterey Oak Drive, from “FD” Future Development District to “CD-4” Character District 4[Icon]	6
Ord 2020-013/amending Chapter 38, Fire Prevention and Protection, of the San Marcos City Code by revising the local adoption of and amendments to the 2015 edition of the International Fire Code[Icon]	17
Ord 2020-014 /adopt Fees to be charge by the City for various parks and recreation facilities, including changes to existing fees[Icon]	21
Ord 2020-015/amending Section 34.080 of the San Marcos City Code to establish an administrative fee and provide for the collection of costs related to the filing of a nuisance abatement lien[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-016/ordering a Special Election to be held on May 2, 2020 for the purpose of filling a vacancy for the remainder of the unexpired term of office of City Council Member, Place 5; establishing early voting locations and polling places for this elec[Icon]	4
Ord 2020-017/repealing Ordinance 2020-16[Icon]	3
Ord 2020-018/Cite and Release[Icon]	4
Ord 2020-019/Rent Suspenion/Delay[Icon]	3
Ord 2020-020/HOT Tax Waiver[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-021/Increasing City Manager spending authority[Icon]	3
Ord 2020-022/reducing the speed limit from 30 miles per hour to 25 miles per hour along the 500 block of Harvey Street between North Street and Blanco Street; authorizing the installation of signs and traffic control devices reflecting the new speed limi[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-023/establishing a no parking / tow-away zone on the southside of a city easement located at 708 Peques Street pursuant to Section 82.066 of the San Marcos City Code; authorizing the installation of signage reflecting the no parking / tow-away z[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-024/amending the traffic register maintained pursuant to section 82.067 of the City Code by decreasing the speed limit in the 1300 through 1500 blocks of Belvin Street ‎(between Bishop Street to Dixon Street)‎ from 30 miles per hour to 25 miles pe[Icon]	2
Ord 2020-025/Budget Amendment due to COVID-19[Icon]	4

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