I really wish you’d come to some of these meetings to hear the discussion first hand. The issues are so much more complicated than you realize; this was not a quick or easy decision for the parks board, and many problems with the “free” gift of 20 acres were raised and discussed at length. Many of the issues with this “free gift” even involve monetary costs to the community (since that seems to be your big issue here.)

I understand that not everyone can attend the meetings. If you are at all interested in the actual in-depth discussion that took place last night, I’d be happy to give you my take on it – I was there for the whole thing. Lots of other folks can too. However, I’m beginning to suspect that you actually don’t care to know what really went on…

I can only hope the folks at P&Z have a little smarter approach…..

Baby steps! The Parks Board refused the proposed 20 acre park, and clearly stated the many reasons why, for the benefit of P&Z, and perhaps City Council, when it comes time for them to weigh in on the project. But theirs is only a recommendation. The Cape’s Camp rezoning request (for apartments in a floodplain!) is still moving through the rezoning process and will come before P&Z next Tuesday.

Please come to the meeting and/or write the P&Z members with your concerns!

Thank you to everyone on Parks Board for carefully listening to all sides of the discussion last night and asking some very pointed questions about the nature of this proposed apartment complex. They clearly have the interests of San Marcos at heart.

Mr.[Prentice], what you’ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.

Cape’s Camp public meeting tonight at Grant Harris Building at 5:30 – it was posted outside late Friday PM, not even enough time for City Secretary to post online =( for over the weekend

If citizens cannot attend, please e-mail Mayor_Council_Info@sanmarcostx.gov and rcobb@sanmarcostx.gov

the developer did not even get his paperwork in until yesterday, city staff rendered decision in support of development at 4:15 PM yesterday

Im sold on Daniel for sure now! Thanks for your responses sir!