Old Town, Georgetown Texas

THE MEETING OF SOME RESIDENTS OF OLD TOWN

On July 27, 2006, through the hospitality of George and Barbara Meyer on Third Street, approximately twenty-five residents of Old Town held a meeting to discuss the Holly Street Bus Terminal, a proposal by City staff to change the zoning of a portion of Old Town for the development of a Bus Terminal in the currently residential neighborhood.

The meeting adopted the formal nature of an Ad Hoc meeting of residents to debate one proposal, with a Chair and an Agenda. Certain items were voted upon by show of hands and voice. The Chair was held by Rick Williamson, who organized the meeting from canvassing the neighborhood. No Secretary was appointed, and no formal minutes were recorded, but at close of meeting Ross Hunter was asked to write a summary of the proceedings.

Present at the meeting was Renee Hanson, current Chair of the Heart of Georgetown Neighborhood Association. Also present were two representatives of Windridge Village both as members of the Windridge Village Residents Association, and as members of the newly formed action committee known as the Keep Holly Street Residential Steering Committee, which includes residents from outside Windridge Village. Additionally, Will Moore, Chair of the Zoning Board of Adjustment, was present to provide the meeting with much reliable information.

After all attendees introduced themselves, Rick Williamson led the meeting through the first five points of its Agenda, presenting information and holding discussion intended to acquaint the attendees with the background and chronology of the bus terminal proposal.

Items 6-8 of our agenda comprised three statements on which all the attendees reached unanimous agreement after discussion. These are the Three Unanimous Agreements for which this meeting should be known. [shown on next page…]

			
 
			
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