Council meeting four times in next week
SUBMITTED REPORT
The San Marcos City Council has four meetings scheduled in the next week, including two special meetings, a packet workshop and a regular meeting.
On Thursday, Aug 16, the council will hold a special meeting at 6 p.m. to consider placing a non-binding proposition on the acquisition of riverfront parkland, including Cape’s Camp, on the Nov. 6 city election ballot.
On Friday, Aug. 17, the city council will hold a packet meeting at 12 noon to review the Aug. 21 regular meeting agenda. The packet meeting is an opportunity for city council members to go over the agenda and gather additional information from staff. No action will be taken.
On Monday, Aug, 20, the city council will hold a special meeting at 5:30 p.m. to formally call the Nov. 6 city election that will be held in conjunction with other local, state and federal elections. Included on the ballot will be the election of Mayor and Places 5 and 6 on the city council and possibly the non-binding vote on parkland acquisition.
On Tuesday, Aug. 21, the council will hold a regular meeting beginning at 5 p.m., with the Mayor’s Mutts & Meows at 3:45 p.m., featuring adoptable pets from the San Marcos Animal Shelter, and proclamations at 4 p.m.
City Council meetings are held at City Hall, 630 E. Hopkins and are open to the public. Meetings are televised live on Time Warner Channel 10, Grande Channel 16 and video-streamed on the web at www.sanmarcostx.gov.
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Posted by Brad Rollins
on 08/14/2012. Filed under Featured, News, San Marcos.
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Having adopted almost a dozen strays over the years, I’d like to thank the mayor for bringing a little visibility to this issue. It’s not something that gets a lot of attention, and unless we’re talking about microchipping or something, it doesn’t generate a lot of interest.
Hopefully more prospective pet owners will consider adoption.
Brad, there is some blog worthy stuff on one of the candidate’s fb walls. Just saying….back channel me on fb if you need the link
Best, LMC
Here is a clue Brad…he may b a fan of Zelick’s.