Just a quick update, since our Open Records request yesterday, said activity of “soda blasting” has been hauled. We were appraised of this via Mr. Rodney Cobb, Director of Community Services, with the City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation. More updates as we work with the city and continue to suggest best practices to protect Air Quality here in San Marcos, Texas. Good job Mr. Cobb!!

SMNL has exclusive video and audio recordings. We are awaiting Open Records Requests. Check back this week for public health concerns related to air quality and blasting of paint particulates with no respiratory protection and lack of concern for citizens riding bikes and walking by these sights slated for blasting in our community. Moreover, there are issues raised by businesses. So lock it in live for exclusive story aired this week {as soon as City responds to our requests for documentation}.

Background video from Mother’s Day – Air Quality Issues in San Marcos – NO help from City Officials still to this day, an EPA complaint has been filed.

Below please find initial open records requests from today. Since our requests, we have been advised that said operations have ceased.

Mr. Brinkley,
Here is my e-mail address, you advised in voice mail you had it incorrect. This is an Open Records request for the businesses slated for graffiti blast and the materials used to remove the paint.  Also, would like any environmental studies on file regarding the air particulates when the paint is blasted off of buildings. Moreover, witnesses have seen more then the graffiti blasted off, therefore are the buildings tested for led paint.
Best, LMC