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Council adopts Ordinance No. 7919 on emblems on City-owned property; arts board votes $6,000 toward the emblem
Ordinance No. 7919, the second and final reading of the emblem amendment, described as "related to the San Jacinto Neighborhood Plan recommending a possible Route 66 logo be placed on a water tower in the neighborhood," was approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0. The same day the Beautification and Public Arts Advisory Board voted unanimously that $6,000 of its beautification budget be donated to help three neighborhood and Route 66 groups cover the cost of painting the emblem.[1][2]
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Consent item 2B on August 10, 2021 was "the second and final reading to consider an ordinance amendment related to the San Jacinto Neighborhood Plan recommending a possible Route 66 logo be placed on a water tower in the neighborhood," Ordinance No. 7919. The consent agenda, except item F, carried 5-0. [1]
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- 5
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- 0
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The board's August 10, 2021 motion was "that $6,000 be donated to help The Historic 6th on Route 66 Association, San Jacinto Neighborhood Association, and Route 66 Association of Texas cover the cost of painting the Route 66 Emblem on the water tower in San Jacinto"; it passed unanimously. In September staff described the money as coming from "the FY20 Beautification Project budget." [2][3]
- Board contribution
- $6,000
