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in which the Council felt they do not like to be put in the position of
giving the schools concession over private citizens. They then asked the
City Manager to write Mr. Nalls, Superintendent, acknowledging receipt of the
letter.
(2) Mr. Sharpe discussed the large buttons recently placed on Main Street
saying they had created more of a traffic problem than before, especially
for the business places in that area. He asked if a sign could be placed on
the medium at Lindberg and Main stating a left turn is permitted across the
buttons as most citizens assume it is against the law. Chief Schoonover advised
he had nothing but praise from the motoring public and would investigate the
possibility of placing the sign.
(3) Mayor Bueker questioned the fact that in most every other state, the
Mama Patrols are paid by the School Districts whereas here they are paid
by the municipality.
#13 ADJOURNMENT: On a motion by Mrs. Hyatt, seconded by Mrs. Funk
and unanimously approved, Mayor Bueker declared the
meeting adjourned at 10:57 P.M.
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PUBLIC HEARING OF THE CITY COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 23, 1975
The Schertz City Council held a Public Hearing Tuesday, September 23, 1975
at 7:02 P.M. in the Council Chambers, 401 Oak Street, with the following mem-
bers-present: Mayor Robert C. Bueker, presiding; Mrs. Nell G. Funk, Donald C.
Bueker, Walter F. Schneider, Ed L. Sharpe and Gail Hyatt.
Mayor Bueker stated the purpose of the Public Hearing was to allow citizens to
appear and be heard on the proposed annexation of 13.20 acres of land out of
Guadalupe County. City Manager Denny Arnold pointed out on the plat the loca-
tion of the land in question.
There were no citizens wishing to be heard.
Mayor Bueker declared the Public Hearing closed at 7:05 P.M.
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