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IF EVERYBODY PLEASE RISE,[1. CALL TO ORDER]
WE'RE GOING TO HAVE MAYOR PRO TEM THEN MCLOUGHLIN TO SAY A PRAYER AND REMAIN STANDING FOR OUR PLEDGES. THANK YOU.>> MAYOR, CAN YOU CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER, PLEASE? AND STATE THE TIME.
>> I'M SORRY WE'RE STARTING AT 5:31.
>> LET'S PRAY. DEAR GOD, WE COME BEFORE YOU TONIGHT A NUMBER OF PEOPLE SEEKING YOUR BLESSING AND SEEKING YOUR GUIDANCE.
PLEASE WATCH OVER THIS BODY OF PEOPLE TONIGHT AS WE DELIBERATE THE MATTERS AT HAND, HELP US TO BE HONEST, TO BE FRANK, TO BE OPTIMISTIC, AND TO ALWAYS KEEP THE BEST INTERESTS OF OUR CITIZENS FOREMOST IN OUR MINDS AND HEARTS.
LORD, WE ASK THAT YOU TAKE SPECIAL CARE OVER OUR FIRST RESPONDERS THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING AND THOSE WHO DEFEND OUR COUNTRY, FOREIGN-WIDE.
WATCH OVER US, GUIDE US AND DIRECT US.
WE ASK THESE THINGS IN THE NAME OF YOUR SON, JESUS. AMEN.
>> GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
THAT BRINGS US TO SECTION 2, PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS.
WE HAVE NO PROCLAMATIONS FOR THIS EVENING,
[2B. Presentations]
BUT UNDER 2B WE DO HAVE A PRESENTATION.TONIGHT, WE WILL RECEIVE A BOOK DONATION TO THE MAYOR'S YOUTH COUNCIL FROM THE NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE, BURLESON MANSFIELD CHAPTER, FOR THE LITTLE FREE LIBRARY.
TONIGHT'S PRESENTER OR INTRODUCTION IS GOING TO BE BY MONICA SOLKO, DEPUTY CITY SECRETARY. MONICA?
>> I'M GOING TO INTRODUCE AMANDA SYKES.
SHE IS THE CHAPTER LIAISON FOR THE CITY OF BURLESON WITH THE NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE.
SHE WANTS TO SAY A FEW WORDS ABOUT THEIR DONATION DRIVE.
THEN, OF COURSE, OUR MAYOR'S COUNCIL IS HERE TO ACCEPT THE DONATION.
>> HELLO, I'M AMANDA, I'M SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE.
IT'S AN ORGANIZATION FOR MOTHERS AND THEIR DAUGHTERS IN GRADES 7 THROUGH 12.
WE'RE COMMITTED TO FOSTERING THE MOTHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIP THROUGH AN ONGOING COMMITMENT OF PHILANTHROPY, CULTURE, AND LEADERSHIP.
THIS YEAR, FOR OUR NATIONAL DAY OF SERVICE, WE COLLECTED BOOKS ON DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JUNIOR DAY.
LITERACY WAS ONE OF DR. KING'S TOP PRIORITIES.
HE EMPHASIZED THE IMPORTANCE OF READING AND THE VALUE OF EDUCATION.
ALMOST ONE IN FIVE CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF FIVE AND EIGHT DO NOT HAVE A BOOK OF THEIR OWN AT HOME.
WE HELD A BOOK DRIVE TO SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY'S LITERACY EVENTS.
WE'RE PLEASED TO PRESENT THESE BOOKS TO SUPPORT THE MAYOR'S YOUTH COUNCIL AND THE LITTLE FREE LIBRARIES AROUND TOWN.
OUR GROUP HAS COLLECTED ALMOST 400 BOOKS THAT WERE DONATING TONIGHT.
>> IF YOU ALL COULD REMAIN IN THE FRONT, PLEASE.
WE'LL TAKE A GROUP PICTURE FOR EVERYBODY HERE THAT'S REPRESENTING NATIONAL [INAUDIBLE].
>> COUNCIL, LET'S GO DOWN IN FRONT, PLEASE. [INAUDIBLE].
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>> THANK YOU, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
[2C. Community Interest Items]
THAT BRINGS US TO ITEM 2C, COMMUNITY INTERESTS ITEMS. CITY COUNCIL, IF YOU HAVE COMMUNITY INTEREST ITEMS, PLEASE?>> I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THAT MY GIRLFRIEND BUT WHO'S LOST A DEAR FRIEND, SUNDAY.
BRUCE GILLIAM PASSED AWAY AND I'D LIKE TO SEND OUR CONDOLENCES TO HIS FAMILY, LINDA AND HIS BOYS.
IT WAS A SADDENING DAY AND BRISTLES ARE GREAT.
>> I WANT TO CONGRATULATE THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT AND THE WHOLE TEAM WORKING ON THE PROJECT YOU, UPCOMING CONFERENCE BECAUSE IT IS SOLD OUT.
WELL DONE, YOU'VE GOT SOME GREAT SPONSORS AS WELL.
I'VE GOT A LITTLE SOMETHING TO SHARE.
THE LAST YEAR HAS BEEN BITTERSWEET FOR ME.
MY BUSINESS EXPANDED AND IS FLOURISHING, AND 2023 ALREADY HAS MANY NEW GROWTH PROJECTS ON THE HORIZON.
THESE PROJECTS ARE GOING TO REQUIRE MORE OF MY TIME AND ENERGY.
I ALSO LOST THREE FAMILY MEMBERS LAST YEAR, TWO OF WHICH WERE WAY TOO YOUNG.
IT WAS DEFINITELY A YEAR OF RETROSPECTION AND GETTING IN TOUCH WITH WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT TO ME.
AFTER MUCH PRAYER AND CONSIDERATION, I HAVE CHOSEN NOT TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL AGAIN.
THE LAST TWO-AND-A-HALF YEARS ON COUNCIL, HAVE BEEN A PRIVILEGE AND AN HONOR FOR ME.
I'VE INCREASED MY KNOWLEDGE ABOUT CITY OPERATIONS, ABOUT LEADERSHIP, AND OF COURSE ABOUT MYSELF.
I AM INCREDIBLY PROUD OF THE WORK THAT I'VE ACCOMPLISHED WHILE ON COUNCIL.
WHILE I WON'T BE HERE TO SEE THE FINALE OF SEVERAL THINGS, I WILL BE WATCHING AND CHEERING FROM THE SIDELINES AS A CITIZEN.
I MAY NOT HAVE HANDLED EVERYTHING PERFECTLY, BUT MY HEART WAS ALWAYS IN THE RIGHT PLACE AND I HAVE ALWAYS HAD THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE CITY AT THE FOREFRONT.
[NOISE] I LOOK FORWARD TO FINISHING UP A FEW PROJECTS OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS AND BRINGING IT FORWARD A FEW NEW ONES AS WELL.
TO THOSE WHO HAVE SUPPORTED ME FROM THE BEGINNING AND ALONG THE WAY, I AM INCREDIBLY GRATEFUL, ESPECIALLY TO MY HUSBAND, WHO IS AT THE FIRE STATION TONIGHT, AND TO MY TWIN DAUGHTERS.
TO MY STAFF AT MY OFFICE, YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE, THANK YOU FOR STEPPING UP AND HOLDING IT ALL TOGETHER SO WONDERFULLY.
TO THE STAFF, TO THE DIRECTORS, AND TO THE CITY MANAGER, THANK YOU FOR EMBRACING ME AS ONE OF YOUR OWN AND FOR YOUR GUIDANCE AND PATIENCE THROUGH ALL OF MY QUESTIONS AND VARYING OPINIONS AND IDEAS.
TO MY COLLEAGUES, BEST OF LUCK TO YOU IN YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS ON COUNCIL AND OFF.
MAY YOUR LIVES BE RICHLY BLESSED WITH THE LOVE OF FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
TO THE MAYOR, THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP AND YOUR FRIENDSHIP.
I WHOLEHEARTEDLY PLACE MY SUPPORT AND VOTE FOR YOU IN THE UPCOMING ELECTION.
YOU HAVE BEEN A REFRESHING CHANGE THAT THE CITY OF BURLESON NEEDED.
TO THE CITIZENS OF BURLESON, I DO NOT TAKE IT LIGHTLY THAT I SIT IN THE SEAT, IT REALLY TRULY HAS BEEN AN HONOR.
I WILL ALWAYS BE ABLE TO SAY I WAS AN ELECTED OFFICIAL.
I NEVER TOOK THAT FOR GRANTED AND MADE EVERY DECISION WITH YOUR BEST INTERESTS.
AS WE ENTER THIS NEW ELECTION SEASON, I WENT TO EMPHATICALLY STATE THE FOLLOWING.
ELECTING A CITY COUNCIL MEMBER IS NOT AN US VERSUS THEM SCENARIO.
IT'S ABOUT OUR CITY, BURLESON, AND HOW WE CAN ALL MAKE IT A PLACE WE LOVE TO LIVE IN, WORK, AND PLAY.
PUT ASIDE YOUR PERSONAL DIFFERENCES, SEE PAST WHO YOU THINK YOU KNOW OR WHAT YOU THINK YOU KNOW ABOUT SOMEONE, AND SEEK WHAT IS BEST FOR THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIKE SOMEONE TO WORK COLLABORATIVELY WITH THEM.
FIND THE COMMONALITIES AND USE YOUR COMMON GOALS AS A STRENGTH TO ACCOMPLISH GOOD THINGS.
LET GO OF THE PAST, BECAUSE [NOISE] IT IS ONLY THEN THAT WE WILL BE ABLE TO MOVE OUR CITY FORWARD IN A POSITIVE DIRECTION.
IGNORE SOCIAL MEDIA BECAUSE IT IS A PLACE OF SMOKE AND MIRRORS.
LIES ARE THE LEADER ON FACEBOOK, SO DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING YOU READ.
SPEAK DIRECTLY WITH A CANDIDATE OR A COUNCIL MEMBER TO GET TO KNOW THEM.
USE YOUR TIME AND STRENGTHS FOR GOOD INSTEAD OF BAD, FOR LIFTING OTHERS INSTEAD OF TEARING THEM DOWN.
ACCEPT YOUR COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR THE BEAUTIFULLY FLAWED HUMAN BEINGS THAT THEY ARE,
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THEY WILL NOT ALWAYS VOTE THE WAY YOU WANT OR SPEAK AS ELOQUENTLY AS YOU THINK THEY SHOULD HAVE.WHEN YOU DISAGREE OR DISAPPOINTED WITH THEM, SHARE YOUR OPINION WITH THE COUNCIL MEMBER PERSONALLY, NOT ONLINE.
GIVE GRACE AND UNDERSTANDING TO ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS BECAUSE IT TAKES GUTS, DETERMINATION, FORTITUDE, AND THICK SKIN TO PUT YOURSELF IN THE CROSSHAIRS OF AN ENTIRE CITY, COUNTY, OR STATE.
SPEAK KINDLY AND WITH LOVE OR DON'T SPEAK AT ALL.
AS YOU MAY KNOW, I AM PASSIONATE ABOUT HELPING SMALL BUSINESSES BECOME THRIVING AND SUSTAINABLE AS WELL AS GROWING ASPIRING ENTREPRENEURS.
I'M GOING TO CONTINUE TO DO JUST THAT WITH SOME NEW INITIATIVES THROUGH MY BUSINESS, NOT ONLY IN FORT WORTH BUT IN BURLESON AND OTHER SMALL CITIES.
I LOVE BURLESON, I LOVED IT 26 YEARS AGO WHEN I MOVED HERE AND I STILL LOVE IT.
[NOISE] I WISH FOR PEACE AND HARMONY AMONGST THE CITIZENS, POSITIVE GROWTH, A STRONG INFRASTRUCTURE, AND SMART FISCAL DECISIONS.
THANK YOU FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY.
>> THANK YOU. I KNOW IT'S BEEN A ROUGH ROAD ON THIS SOMETIMES, BUT NOW WE DO.
IT'S TOUGH TO STEP UP AND TAKE ALL YOU GUYS OUT THERE THAT'S RUNNING FOR THIS OFFICE, YOU'LL GET A THICK SKIN.
NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS, YOU CAN BE AN INNOCENT BYSTANDER ON A LOT OF STUFF, BUT IT'S WORTH IT.
IT REALLY IS WORTH IT AND I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR SERVING.
I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU, TAMARA, FOR YOUR SERVICE TO THE CITY.
YOU'VE ALWAYS BEEN ONE THAT'S BEEN SELFLESS.
YOU ALWAYS LOOKED OUT FOR THE CITY AND EVERYTHING YOU DID WAS PASSIONATE FOR THE CITY AND THAT CARRIES A LOT.
IT GOES A LONG WAY. THANK YOU.
>> THIS COMING SATURDAY IS THE GREAT GIVE BACK, FROM 9:00 UNTIL 11:00, YOU CAN SWING BY THE LIBRARY AND THERE WILL BE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED IN THE COMMUNITY.
I BELIEVE NON-PROFITS FROM ALL OVER WILL BE REPRESENTED AND YOU CAN GET MORE INFORMATION.
BUT FIND WAYS TO GET INVOLVED IN OUR COMMUNITY AT THE GREAT GIVE BACK.
THEN ALSO NEXT WEEK, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND, FROM 4:30 UNTIL 7:00 AT THE BRIC, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE CITY FEST.
COME AND LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS IN OUR COMMUNITY AND WHAT OTHER WAYS THAT YOU CAN GET INVOLVED.
BUT ALSO JUST CONNECT WITH US AT YOUR CITY AND FIND MORE INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON AND HOW YOU CAN BE INVOLVED. THANK YOU.
>> THANK YOU, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
[3. CHANGES TO POSTED AGENDA]
THAT BRINGS US TO SECTION 3, CHANGES TO THE POSTED AGENDA, 3A IS ITEMS TO BE CONTINUED OR WITHDRAWN.I KNOW THERE WAS ONE ITEM, BUT WE WILL ADDRESS THAT ITEM WHEN IT COMES FORWARD.
>> OKAY. AT THIS POINT THEN THAT'LL MOVE US ON TO 3B ITEMS TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA FOR SEPARATE DISCUSSION BY THE CITY COUNCIL, BY STAFF OR ANY MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC, AND ATTENDANCE OR ITEMS TO BE ADDED TO THE CONSENT AGENDA WILL BE REQUIRED AN OFFICIAL VOTE BY THE CITY COUNCIL.
IS THERE ANYBODY IN ATTENDANCE THAT WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE AN ITEM FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA OR ANY STAFF MEMBER OR ANY CITY COUNCIL MEMBER?
>> I WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE 5D I DON'T KNOW THAT I WANT THE FULL PRESENTATION, BUT I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE I'M UNDERSTANDING THAT DOLLAR AMOUNT AND WHAT THAT MEANS IF THERE'S ANY CHANGES OR HOW THAT IMPACTS US.
>> I'LL MOVE ON JUST A MINUTE. THANK YOU.
[4. CITIZENS APPEARANCES]
THEN THAT MOVES US ON TO SECTION 4, CITIZENS APPEARANCE.EACH PERSON IN ATTENDANCE WHO DESIRES TO SPEAK TO THE CITY COUNCIL ON AN ITEM NOT POSTED ON THE AGENDA SHALL SPEAK DURING THIS SECTION.
SPEAKER CARD MUST BE FILLED OUT AND TURNED INTO MYSELF OR MY DEPUTY HERE PRIOR TO ADDRESSING THE CITY COUNCIL AND EACH SPEAKER WILL BE ALLOWED THREE MINUTES.
TONIGHT, WE DO HAVE ONE SPEAKER CARD, ADELE PARKER.
>> WELL, MAYOR, COUNCIL, I WAS HERE IN NOVEMBER DURING YOUR MEETING AND I'M BACK.
FIRST, I WANTED TO SAY THANK YOU.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE. THANK YOU.
I DID ALSO WANT TO SAY THANK YOU TO THE POLICE CHIEF.
I DON'T SEE HIM HERE TONIGHT AND ALSO TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
I ADDRESSED YOU IN NOVEMBER ABOUT THE SPEEDING ON DOBSON STREET AND THE POLICE PRESENCE HAS REALLY MADE A DIFFERENCE.
SOMEHOW THE CONSTRUCTION HAS MADE A DIFFERENCE TOO.
THE SILVER LINING TO THE CONSTRUCTION IS THAT THE SPEEDING HAS SLOWED DOWN.
BUT I HAVE SPOKEN WITH A FEW PEOPLE IN THE CITY REGARDING AN EXPANSION OF SOUTH DOBSON.
SOMEWHERE WITHIN THE NEXT FEW YEARS, THEY WANT TO GO FROM TWO LANES TO FOUR,
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INCLUDING BIKE LANES AND CURBS AND THAT TYPE OF THING.THE NEIGHBORHOOD IS ACTUALLY TITLED THE DOBSON SPEEDWAY.
RIGHT NOW, I WAS GETTING SOME DEMOGRAPHICS JUST TO PRESENT TO YOU TONIGHT THE STREET THAT I'M TALKING ABOUT IS ONLY LIKE A MILE LONG.
WHILE I WAS TRYING TO SEE WHERE THE SPEED LIMITS WERE POSTED AND HOW THE SPEED CHANGES AROUND THE CURVES, ETC.
I WAS DOING PROBABLY ABOUT 25 MILES AN HOUR AND A BLUE TRUCK PROCEEDED TO COME UP ON MY BUMPER, BLARE HIS HORN AT ME, AND THEN ENDED UP PASSING ME.
THERE'S NO PASSING LANE ON DOBSON.
THAT'S ALARMING THAT I'M DOING 25 IN A 30 AND SOMEONE IS SO UPSET THAT THEY FEEL THE NEED TO BLARE AT ME AND THEN DRIVE AROUND ME LIKE THEY'RE PISSED OFF THAT I WAS NOT GOING FAST ENOUGH.
OFFICER BYRON ENDED UP DOING TWO-SPEED STUDIES ONE WAS NOVEMBER 18TH.
THE NUMBER OF VEHICLES THAT WERE REPORTED BACK, WERE 6,960.
THAT'S A LOT OF CARS GOING DOWN A ONE-MILE STREET, THAT THERE ARE 25 RESIDENTS ON THAT STREET BETWEEN HIDDEN CREEK AND ELLISON.
THERE ARE 25 HOUSES, AND WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ONE THAT IS ABANDONED, AND ONE NOW 206 IS FOR LEASE.
I HAVE SIGNATURES FROM EVERYBODY ON THE STREET THAT IT'S AN ISSUE.
THERE ARE PEOPLE THAT ARE TRYING TO WALK THEIR DOGS.
THERE ARE PEOPLE THAT HAVE CHILDREN THAT CAN'T GO OUTSIDE.
CELINDA MY NEIGHBOR WHO CAME WITH ME LAST WEEK, WHO ISN'T FEELING WELL THIS EVENING, SAID THAT SHE WAS TRYING TO CHECK HER MAIL, ANOTHER NEIGHBOR CALLED IN ON FRIDAY BECAUSE SHE WAS ALMOST HIT PUTTING HER TRASHCAN OUT ON FRIDAY.
I DID ACTUALLY MAKE A PHONE CALL TO BECKY CRONE AT THE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND SHE'S WITH THE OFFICE OF SAFETY PROGRAMS, AND THEY OFFER A ROAD SAFETY AUDIT.
THEY DO WORK WITH STATE AND LOCAL JURISDICTIONS AND I'M WAITING TO HEAR BACK FROM HER.
SHE'S OUT OF THE OFFICE UNTIL THE 26TH.
BUT PART OF WHAT THE ROAD SAFETY AUDIT DOES IS IT HAS AN INDEPENDENT TEAM THAT COMES OUT AND DOES THE ROAD STUDY.
IT CONSIDERS ALL THE ROAD USERS, WHICH ARE RESIDENTS AND BIKERS, AND WALKERS.
WHEREAS TRADITIONAL SAFETY REVIEW DOESN'T, THEY ONLY CONCENTRATE ON THE MOTOR TRAFFIC, EXCUSE ME, NOT HUMAN FACTORS.
THEY ALSO ISSUE A FORMAL REPORT, WHEREAS THE TRADITIONAL SAFETY REVIEW DOES NOT ISSUE A FORMAL REPORT.
I AM WAITING TO HEAR BACK FROM HER WITH THAT, BUT I WOULD LIKE TO BRING IT TO YOUR ATTENTION AS WELL BECAUSE IT HASN'T GOTTEN BETTER.
LIKE I SAID, I APPRECIATE THE POLICE PRESENCE BECAUSE IT HAS MADE SOME DIFFERENCE, BUT NOT A GREAT BIT OF DIFFERENCE.
I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO MENTION ONE OFFICER IN PARTICULAR.
I DON'T KNOW IF I'VE MET HIM FACE-TO-FACE OR NOT, BUT HIS NAME IS OFFICER WICKHAM.
HE CALLED ME ONE NIGHT AND WE WERE PROBABLY ON THE PHONE FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES.
HE WAS VERY HELPFUL, VERY REASSURING.
I UNDERSTAND THAT SOMEONE CAN'T SIT OUT THERE ON THAT STREET 10 HOURS AT A TIME FOR THEIR WHOLE SHIFT.
BUT HE WAS VERY REASSURING THAT HE WOULD PATROL IT AND MAKE NOTE OF IT AND MARK OUR CONCERNS FOR THE EVENING THAT I CALLED IN.
THAT'S IT, JUST TRYING TO BRING IT UP AGAIN BECAUSE IT'S NOT GETTING BETTER.
>> I'VE BEEN TALKING TO OUR CITY MANAGER, HE'S GOING TO LOOK INTO THIS.
IT'S VERY FAVORABLE BECAUSE HE'S WRITING REAL FAST WHEN HE WAS GONE DOWN, SAY THEY'RE SUCH GOOD SIGN. OKAY.
>> WE'RE TAKING INTO IT AND I'M SORRY, YOU'RE HAVING TO DEAL WITH THIS.
>> YEAH. WELL, MY CONCERN IS THAT IF THERE IS GOING TO BE EXPANSION OF THE STREET, THAT IT'S ALREADY AN ISSUE AND IF YOU'RE GOING TO MAKE THAT ROAD WIDER AND IT'S GOOD TO BE LEGAL TO PASS.
IT'S REALLY GOING TO GET DANGEROUS.
I APPRECIATE YOUR TIME. THANK YOU.
>> THAT'S THE ONLY SPEAKER CARD THAT I HAVE.
IS THERE ANYBODY ELSE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ON AN ITEM NOT POSTED ON THE AGENDA TONIGHT?
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I SEE NONE. THEN WE WILL MOVE ON TO SECTION 5, CONSENT AGENDA.[5. CONSENT AGENDA]
ALL ITEMS LISTED ON, [NOISE] SORRY.ALL ITEMS LISTED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED TO BE RETAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND WILL BE ENACTED WITH ONE MOTION.
THERE WILL BE NO SEPARATE DISCUSSION OF THE ITEMS. APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA AUTHORIZES THE CITY MANAGER TO IMPLEMENT EACH ITEM IN ACCORDANCE WITH STAFF RECOMMENDATIONS.
TONIGHT'S CONSENT AGENDA CONSISTS OF ITEMS 5A THROUGH 5C, WE'VE REMOVED 5D, SO IT'S 5E THROUGH 5G.
MAYOR, IF YOU COULD ASK FOR A MOTION, PLEASE ON THE CONSENT AGENDA?
>> IS THERE A MOTION? [BACKGROUND].
>> YEAH. I HAVE A MOTION BY TOMORROW AND A SECOND BY VICTORIA, PLEASE VOTE. PASS IS UNANIMOUS.
>> THANK YOU MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
[5D. Consider approval authorizing $230,041.52 to CSO#1681-02-2021 a contract with Amilia Technologies (SmartRec) for credit card user fees at the Burleson Recreation Center. (Staff Contact: Jen Basham, Director of Parks and Recreation)]
THAT BRINGS US TO ITEM 5D.CONSIDER APPROVAL AUTHORIZING $230,041.52 TO CSO NUMBER 1681-02-2021, A CONTRACT WITH AMILIA TECHNOLOGIES SMARTREC FOR CREDIT CARD USER FEES AT THE BURLESON RECREATION CENTER.
THE STAFF PRESENTER TONIGHT IS JEN BASHAM, DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION. JEN.
>> BRING UP THE PRESENTATION OR DO YOU JUST HAVE A CLARIFYING QUESTION?
>> IN THE PRESENTATION, I DID BELIEVE THEY SAID THIS AMOUNT WAS OVER FIVE YEARS. IS THAT CORRECT? THIS IS THE AMOUNT THAT THEY ARE PULLING.
WE HAVE THIS CONTRACT WITH THEM AND THEY RUN OUR CARDS. IS THAT CORRECT?
>> WE HAVE A THIRD-PARTY CONTRACTOR THAT ACTUALLY RUNS THE CARDS. YES, MA'AM.
>> THIS IS THE FEE FOR RUNNING THOSE CARDS AND SO THEY'RE GOING TO COLLECT THIS.
THE THIRD-PARTY COLLECTS IT FOR THIS SMARTREC CREDIT CARD.
>> WE ACTUALLY PAY AMILIA SMARTREC DIRECTLY AND THEY PAY THE THIRD-PARTY COMPANY.
>> THIS ISN'T AFFECTING OUR CONTRACT WITH THEM?
>> NO. [INAUDIBLE]. THE WAY THAT IT WORKS IS WHEN WE INITIALLY AWARDED THIS CONTRACT TO AMILIA SMARTREC, IT WAS FOR THE FIVE-YEAR TERM AND THEN IN THE CONTRACT, IT DOESN'T LIST A SPECIFIC AMOUNT BUT WE WILL PAY FOR CREDIT CARD FEES.
IT JUST OUTLINES WHAT THOSE SPECIFIC PERCENTAGES WILL BE.
>> WHAT'S THE PERCENTAGE SO WE KNEW ABOUT?
>> WE KNEW WHAT THAT WOULD BE BUT WE ALSO KNEW WITH IMPLEMENTING A NEW SOFTWARE THAT WE WOULD USE MORE CREDIT CARDS THAN WE WERE WITH OUR FORMER ONE BECAUSE THIS ONE'S MUCH MORE USER-FRIENDLY.
>> NOW THAT WE HAVE A YEAR-END AND REALIZING WHAT THOSE FEES ARE BUT BEFORE WE CAN ACTUALLY MAKE THOSE PAYMENTS, WE NEED TO AUTHORIZE IT.
OTHERWISE, WE'RE GOING TO BE UPSIDE DOWN.
I NEED TO ISSUE APPEAL FOR IT BUT WE'VE ALREADY BUDGETED FOR THESE FEES.
WE JUST NEED AUTHORIZATION FROM COUNCIL ACTUALLY PAY THEM.
>> BUT IS IT POSSIBLE THAT IT COULD GO UP OR DOWN DEPENDING ON HOW MANY COUNTS WE RUN? [OVERLAPPING]
>> ABSOLUTELY, AND SINCE WE'RE APPROVING OR AUTHORIZING A SPECIFIC AMOUNT NOW, IF THAT CHANGES AND EXCEEDS THAT CHANGE, THEN WE WOULD COME BACK TO COUNCIL IN YEAR 4 OR 5 AND ASK FOR ADDITIONAL FUNDS.
>> IS THIS SOMETHING WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO ANNUALLY THEN OR JUST?
>> THIS IS DOING IT OVER THE COURSE OF FIVE YEARS.
WE PROJECTED THIS WITH SOME ESCALATION COST.
IF WE WERE TO CONTINUE TO INCREASE BY THREE PERCENT A YEAR ON OUR CREDIT CARD FEES, THIS WOULD ABSORB ALL OF THAT.
IF IT'S DRASTIC ONE WAY OR THE OTHER, THEN WE WOULD BRING IT BACK.
>> ANYBODY ELSE? IS THERE A MOTION ON THIS?
>> PLEASE VOTE. PASS IS UNANIMOUS. THANK YOU, JEN.
>> THANK YOU MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
[6A. 2500 SW Hulen St (TOD Mixed-Use) (Case 22-131): Hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance for a zoning change request from “PD” Planned Development district, to “PD” Planned Development district, to allow for retail and single-family attached residential development on 35.20 acres. (First and Final Reading) (Staff Presenter: Tony McIlwain, Director of Development Services) (The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval by unanimous vote)]
THAT BRINGS US TO SECTION 6, DEVELOPMENT APPLICATIONS.ITEM 6A 2500 SOUTHWEST HULEN STREET TOD MIXED USE CASE 22-131 IS TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AND CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE FOR A ZONING CHANGE REQUEST FROM PD PLAN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT TO PD PLAN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT ALLOWING FOR RETAIL AND SINGLE-FAMILY ATTACHED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS ON 35.20 ACRES.
THIS IS BEFORE COUNCIL ON FIRST AND FINAL READING.
THE STAFF PRESENTER IS TONY MCILWAIN, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES.
HOWEVER, I WOULD LIKE TO ANNOUNCE AT THIS TIME THAT THE APPLICANT HAS REQUESTED THAT THIS ITEM BE CONTINUED TO THE FEBRUARY 20TH, 2023 CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
MAYOR AT THIS TIME IF I COULD REQUEST THAT YOU WOULD OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING AND THEN CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO FEBRUARY 20TH, 2023 AT 5:30.
>> WE'RE GOING TO OPEN UP PUBLIC HEARING AT 5:56 AND CONTINUE IT TO WIN.
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>> DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO FEBRUARY 20TH, 2023?
[6B. Razoo’s at 135 W Ellison St. (Case 22-156): Consider approval of a resolution for a sign variance to allow for a roof sign and two projection signs; Chapter 63, Sign Regulations. (Staff Presenter: Tony McIlwain, Development Services Director) (No Planning and Zoning Commission action was required for this item.)]
THAT BRINGS US TO ITEM 6B, RAZZOO'S AT 135 WEST ELLISON STREET, CASE 22-156.CONSIDER APPROVAL OF A RESOLUTION FOR A SIGN VARIANCE TO ALLOW FOR A ROOF SIGN IN TWO PROJECTION SIGNS, CHAPTER 63 SIGN REGULATIONS.
THE STAFF PRESENTER IS TONY MCILWAIN, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES.
MR. MCILWAIN, YOU'RE GOING TO BE UP HERE.
MAYOR AND COUNCIL, THIS ITEM DOES INVOLVE TWO VARIANCE REQUESTS ACTUALLY, ASSOCIATED WITH SIGNS FOR THE PROPOSED RAZZOO'S RESTAURANT.
THE LOCATION IS RIGHT ACROSS THE GREEN FROM US AT 135 ELLISON STREET AND RAZZOO'S IS RIGHT NOW BEING PROPOSED FOR SUITE 101.
THE REQUEST BEFORE YOU TONIGHT DEALS WITH TWO PROVISIONS OF THE SIGN CODE, SECTIONS 63-11 WHICH ARE ROOF SIGNS AND 63-37 PROJECTION SIGNS.
IN SHORT, WHAT RAZZOO'S IS PROPOSING ARE TWO SIGN TYPES, ONE OF WHICH DOES INVOLVE WHAT WE CLASSIFY AS A ROOF SIGN AND THE OTHER ONE IS A SECOND PROJECTION SIGN ALONG THE SAME ELEVATION OF A BUILDING.
REQUEST NUMBER 1 IS THE VARIANCE TO ALLOW FOR THE CENTRAL SIGN THAT YOU SEE THERE IN FRONT OF YOU THE RAZZOO'S TO BE LOCATED ABOVE THE AWNING.
THIS MAINTAINS NATIONAL BRAND CONSISTENCY FOR THE RESTAURANT.
REQUEST NUMBER 2 SHOWS THAT CLOUD CALL-OUT, WHICH IS THE SECOND PROJECTION SIGN THAT THEY ARE PROPOSING TO PUT AT THE RESTAURANT.
AGAIN, THIS IS TO ELIMINATE WHAT WE CALL MULTI-DIRECTIONAL CONFUSION.
AS YOU KNOW, NUMBER OF RESTAURANTS ARE SEPARATING WALK-UP OR TAKE-OUT SERVICES SEPARATE AND DISTINCT FROM OTHER ENTRY POINTS INTO RESTAURANTS WHERE PEOPLE WERE DYING IN.
THESE ARE YOUR SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS.
THE COUNCIL THAT ARE LISTED IN OUR SIGN CODE THAT YOU SHOULD REVIEW WHEN CONSIDERING THESE VARIANCES.
IN OUR REVIEW OF THE CASE, WE ARE SUPPORTIVE OF THE VARIANCE FOR THE SIGNS.
THOSE VARIANCES WOULD ALLOW THE PROPOSED ROOF SIGN WHICH I MIGHT ADD IS NOT ACTUALLY LOCATED ON THE ROOF, IS SIMPLY LOCATED ABOVE THE AWNING.
THEN THE SECOND SIGN, WHICH WOULD BE THE SIGN USED TO DIFFERENTIATE TAKE-OUT AND WALK-UP TRAFFIC FROM THE OTHER MULTIYEAR PROJECTIONS SIGN.
BASICALLY, YOU'RE ALLOWING TWO SIGNS ON THE SAME ELEVATION OF THE STRUCTURE.
THIS ITEM IS BEFORE YOU FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION.
THE APPLICANT DID PROVIDE JUSTIFICATION.
I'M HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.
THERE ARE REPRESENTATIVES HERE, THE AUDIENCE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OF THEM AS WELL.
>> THANK YOU, TONY. JUST FOR CLARIFICATION, THE TO-GO SIGN IS THE LITTLE ONE ON THE FAR RIGHT. IS THAT CORRECT?
>> WHY DO WE HAVE THE NEED FOR THE ONE ON THE FAR LEFT?
[NOISE] ONE IS THE SIGN TO THE MAIN ENTRANCE TO THE SECOND FLOOR AND THE OTHER ONE IS THE TO-GO LOCATION AT THE SAME OF THE BUILDING.
>> CAN YOU EXPLAIN THAT TO ME? THEY'RE GOING TO HAVE A SEPARATE ENTRANCE TO THEIR SECOND FLOOR?
>> YEAH. THE PROPOSAL AS IT LAYS OUT AND LET ME GET TO MY SIGN PLANS HERE.
FORGIVE ME. YES, WHAT'S BEING PROPOSED ARE TWO SIGNS.
ONE IS THE SIGN BY THE DOOR AND THE OTHER ONE IS TO, AGAIN, PROVIDE THE INDIVIDUAL GOING INTO THE RESTAURANT A POINT OF ENTRY SO THERE WON'T BE CONFUSION AND MINGLING OF THE CUSTOMERS THERE.
ESSENTIALLY, IF YOU GO TO ANY NUMBER OF RESTAURANTS THAT YOU SEE AROUND TOWN NOW, YOU'LL SEE WHERE RESTAURANTS ARE NOW TRANSITIONING TO HAVING TWO LOCATIONS.
ONE WILL HAVE A DOOR, SOMETIMES IT'S JUST A WINDOW IN SOME CASES AND THERE'LL BE A SIGN WHERE YOU'LL HAVE TO GO ORDERS
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PICKED UP AND THEN YOU HAVE THE OTHER SIGN TO DESIGNATE A PROPER ENTRANCE TO THE RESTAURANT.I DO HAVE INDIVIDUALS HERE IF YOU WANT TO HAVE MORE CLARIFICATION ABOUT.
>> YEAH, I GUESS I'M STILL TRYING TO UNDERSTAND.
>> IF WE'RE LOOKING AT THE BUILDING FROM HERE, ON THE FAR RIGHT IS A TO-GO SIGN.
>> THEN WE HAVE THE RAZZOO'S ONE OVER THE MAIN ENTRANCE.
>> THEN GO AROUND THE CORNER AND IT'S THIS LEFT WHEN I'M STILL TRYING TO UNDERSTAND.
>> PART OF THE ISSUE IS THAT YOU'RE ALLOWED TO HAVE PROJECTION SIGNS.
BUT THE CONCERN IS THAT THE WAY OUR CODE IS WRITTEN IS THAT YOU CANNOT HAVE THEM ALONG THE SAME ELEVATION OR FACADE.
WHAT THEY HAVE IS ESSENTIALLY SIGNS ALONG THAT FRONT ENTRANCE, ONE PROJECTING OUT FROM THE SIDE.
BUT IN ORDER FOR IT TO BE LEGAL AND COMPLIANT WITH OUR CODE, YOU'D HAVE TO TAKE AND CONTINUE AROUND THE OTHER ELEVATION.
BUT IT'S NOT WORTHY, PURPOSE IS COMING INTO THE RESTAURANT.
>> I WAS LOOKING FOR A LITTLE BIT OF CLARITY ON THAT. THANK YOU.
>> ANYBODY ELSE? I GUESS WE'RE READY FOR A MOTION.
>> I GOT VICTORIA [INAUDIBLE] I HAVE A MOTION BY DAN AND IS SECOND BY VICTORIA, PLEASE VOTE.
>> THANK YOU MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
THAT BRINGS US TO SECTION 7, THE GENERAL SECTION.
[7A. Ordinance Modification for text amendments to Appendix B, Zoning, Article I, Board of Adjustments and Appendix C, Urban Design Standards, Article IV Old Town Design Standards, Old Town Design Standards Committee: Hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance amending the number of voting members and terms of members for the Board of Adjustments and Old Town Design Standards Committee.(First Reading) (Staff Presenter: Amanda Campos, City Secretary)]
SEVEN A IS AN ORDINANCE MODIFICATION FOR TEXT AMENDMENTS TO APPENDIX B, ZONING ARTICLE 1, BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS, AND APPENDIX C, URBAN DESIGN STANDARDS, ARTICLE 4, OLD TOWN DESIGN STANDARDS.OLD TOWN DESIGN STANDARDS COMMITTEE TONIGHT TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING AND CONSIDER ORDINANCE AMENDING THE NUMBER OF VOTING MEMBERS AND THE TERMS OF THE MEMBERS FOR THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND THE OLD TOWN DESIGN STANDARDS COMMITTEE.
THIS IS BEFORE COUNCIL ON FIRST READING.
I AM THE STAFF PRESENTER TONIGHT.
IF YOU'LL GIVE ME JUST A MOMENT TO GO OVER THERE TO THE PODIUM.
GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
I'M BEFORE YOU ONE MORE TIME ON THE AMENDMENT TO THE NUMBER OF MEMBERS TO EACH BOARD AND COMMISSION AND THE TERMS. THIS IS SPECIFIC TO THE ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS AND SPECIFIC TO THE OLD TOWN DESIGN STANDARDS COMMITTEE.
FIRST OF ALL, I'D LIKE TO SAY THIS IS BEFORE YOU BECAUSE THERE'S TWO COMMITTEES AND RESIDE IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND IN APPENDIX C, THE DESIGN ORDINANCE AND SO ANYTHING DOING WITH ZONING, YOU HAVE TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING.
WE'VE ALREADY CONDUCTED A PUBLIC HEARING AT THE PLANNING AND ZONING.
THIS COUNCIL REVIEWED THE TERMS, REVIEWING THAT THE TERMS WOULD REMAIN AT THREE YEARS, BUT THEN REVIEWED THE TERM LIMITS AND THE TERM LIMITS WERE THREE FULL TERMS WHICH WOULD EQUATE TO NINE YEARS OF SERVICE.
THEY'VE CHANGED THAT PROPOSAL TO THE NEW TERM BEING TWO FULL YEARS, SO SIX YEARS OF SERVICE.
THE EXCEPTIONS WHERE THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THERE WAS NO CHANGE THERE, SO THEY WILL STILL SERVE THE THREE-THREE FULL TERMS AT NINE YEARS.
THE YOUTH MEMBERS, WHICH NOW WILL SERVE A ONE-YEAR TERM WITH NO TERM LIMITS.
HOWEVER, WHEN WE REVIEWED ALL THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMITTEES AND BOARDS, THERE WAS ANYWHERE FROM 5-7 MEMBERS PER ONE.
NOW WE WANT TO HAVE THAT TO BE CONSISTENT.
THAT'S GOING TO BE NEW NINE VOTING MEMBERS FOR ALL BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.
THIS IS REQUIRED FOR TWO READINGS, SO TONIGHT IS THE FIRST READING AND ON FEBRUARY 6 WILL BE THE FINAL READING.
HOWEVER, THIS WILL NOT GO INTO EFFECT UNTIL APRIL 1ST 2023.
THIS ALLOWS TIME TO GO THROUGH THE APPOINTMENT PROCESS.
THE TRANSITIONS ARE ALL THE SAME EXCEPT FOR PLANNING AND ZONING IN THE YOUTH MEMBERS, OF COURSE, BECAUSE THOSE ONE DOES REMAIN THE SAME AND THE OTHER ONE CHANGES TO ONE YEAR SO AGAIN, I WILL GO OVER THAT.
EVERYBODY COMPLETELY TERMED RIGHT NOW WILL COMPLETE THEIR TERM THAT THEY ARE IN SO MEMBER A FOR THE EXAMPLE UP HERE, CURRENT TERM IS 2021 TO 2024, THEY WILL REMAIN ON THE BOARD UNTIL 2024 AND SAME THING WITH MEMBER B.
HOWEVER, IN THE TRANSITION, IF MEMBER A WAS SERVING THEIR FIRST FULL TERM, THEN AT THE END OF THAT, THEY WOULD EQUATE TO THREE YEARS SO THEY WOULD BE ELIGIBLE FOR REAPPOINTMENT.
HOWEVER MEMBER B, WE WOULD SAY IT WAS IN THEIR SECOND TERM SO AT THE END OF THEIR SECOND FULL TERM, THAT'S SIX YEARS AND THEY WOULD NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO THAT BOARD AND COMMITTEE BECAUSE THEY HAD SERVED SIX YEARS, THAT WOULD BE THE NEW TERM LIMIT.
HOWEVER, THAT BOARD MEMBER IS STILL ELIGIBLE
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TO BE APPOINTED TO ANOTHER BOARD OR COMMITTEE.TRANSITION, OF COURSE, FOR PLANNING AND ZONING, THERE IS NO TRANSITION, THAT STILL REMAINS THE SAME.
THE YOUTH MEMBER, IF THEY'RE CURRENTLY SERVE IT IN A TERM THAT ENDS 2024, THEY STAY IN THEIR TERM TILL 2024 AND AT THE END OF THAT, THEY ARE STILL ELIGIBLE FOR REAPPOINTMENT BECAUSE THERE ARE NO TERM LIMITS, HOWEVER, THAT TERM WOULD NOW BE REDUCED TO ONE YEAR TERM.
WHEN WE LOOK AT ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS IN THE OLD TOWN DESIGN STANDARDS REVIEW COMMITTEE AS A STANDALONE, WHICH IS WHAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT TONIGHT.
THERE ARE CURRENTLY FIVE MEMBERS WITH FOUR ALTERNATIVES ON THE ZBA.
WITH THE NEW VOTING MEMBERS, WHAT WE WOULD DO IS MAKE THE ALTERNATE MEMBERS VOTING MEMBERS THAT WOULD EQUATE TO YOUR NINE MEMBERS.
WE'RE NOT CREATING ANY NEW VACANCIES THERE HOWEVER, CURRENTLY, WE DO HAVE TWO VACANCIES THAT EXIST.
THEN, THE OLD TOWN DESIGN STANDARD REVIEW COMMITTEE CURRENTLY HAS FIVE MEMBERS WITH TWO ALTERNATE MAKING SEVEN, CHANGING THE ALTERNATES TO VOTING MEMBERS, MAKING THAT ALL NOW NINE MEMBERS.
THEN IT WOULD BE CREATING TWO NEW VACANCIES BECAUSE AT THE END OF THAT, THAT'D BE SEVEN STILL EVEN IF YOU CHANGE THE ALTERNATES INTO FULL VOTING MEMBERS, YOU'RE STILL AT SEVEN SO YOU'D NEED TO ADD THE TWO.
THAT WOULD BE ADDING TWO NEW MEMBERS.
THESE WERE ALL THE BOARDS AND COMMITTEES THAT WE REVIEWED.
THEY WOULD ALL HAVE THE NEW TERM LIMITS, ALL HAVE NINE MEMBERS AND WE WOULD FOLLOW COUNCIL POLICY NUMBER 40 FOR THE APPOINTMENT PROCESS.
AS YOU CAN SEE, I'VE ALREADY DONE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THEY WERE IN FAVOR OF THIS.
NOW WE'RE MOVING FORWARD TO THE CITY COUNCIL DOING THE PUBLIC HEARING AND THE FIRST READING OF THE ORDINANCE.
>> I OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 6:08.
>> DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR?
>> ANYBODY? GORDON? WE HAVE LESS THAN A MINUTE ON THIS ONE.
I CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AT 6:08 AND A HALF.
>> MAYOR, IF YOU COULD ASK FOR A VOTE, MICHAEL, IF YOU COULD CHOOSE THAT OVER TO VOTING? THANK YOU.
>> BACKED UP. I HAVE A MOTION BY RICK AND A SECOND BY JIMMY.
PLEASE VOTE. PASS IS UNANIMOUS. THANK YOU, AMANDA.
>> THAT BRINGS US TO SECTION 8, REPORTS AND PRESENTATIONS.
WE HAVE NONE. THEN SECTION 9, CITY COUNCIL REQUESTS FOR FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS AND REPORTS. CITY COUNCIL.
>> RONNIE, BEN, TAMARA. EVERYBODY'S GOOD?
>> WELL, THEN THAT TAKES US TO SECTION 10, EXECUTIVE SESSION.
[10. RECESS INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION]
PURSUANT TO SECTION 551.071 OF THE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE, THE COUNCIL RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CONVENE INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION FROM TIME TO TIME AS DEEMED NECESSARY.TONIGHT, IT IS NECESSARY TO CONVENE INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION PURSUANT TO SECTION 551.071, 551.072, 551.073, AND 551.087.
MAYOR, IF YOU COULD ASK FOR A MOTION?
>> IS THERE A MOTION TO CONVENE AN EXECUTIVE SESSION? [BACKGROUND] WE HAVE A MOTION BY DAN AND THE SECOND BY RONNIE, PLEASE VOTE.
WE'RE GOING TO EXECUTIVE SESSION AT 6:10.
>> MAYOR, IF YOU COULD ASK FOR A MOTION TO RECONVENE INTO OPEN SESSION, PLEASE?
>> IS THERE A MOTION TO RECONVENE?
DO I HAVE A NEGLECT FOR CLICKY THING?
>>YOU NEED TO MAKE. [OVERLAPPING]
>> I HAVE A MOTION BY JIMMY AND A SECOND BY RONNIE.
PLEASE VOTE. PASS IS UNANIMOUS, WE'RE RECONVENING AT 7:08
>> THANK YOU MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
THERE'S NO OTHER ITEMS ON THE AGENDA FOR CONSIDERATION FOR TONIGHT.
MAYOR, IF YOU COULD ASK FOR A MOTION AND A SECOND TO ADJOURN WITH NO VOTE AND STATE THE TIME OF ADJOURNMENT, PLEASE?
>> IS THERE A MOTION TO HER CONVEYING?
>> ADJOURN. THAT'S WHAT I SAID. ADJOURN.
>> IS THERE A SECOND? [LAUGHTER]
>> WE HAVE A MOTION BY PAYNE AND A SECOND BY DAN.
THANK YOU. [OVERLAPPING]
* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.