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�' FRIENDSWOOD CITY CQUNCIL ) (
� COUNTY OF GALVESTON/HARRIS ) (
AUGUST 7, 1995
MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FRIFNDSWOOD CITY COUNCIL THAT WAS HELD
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1995, AT 5:30 P.M. A`.P FRIENDSWOOD CITY HALL, COUNCIL
CHAMBERS, 109 1^IILLOWICK, FRIENDSWOOD, TEXAS WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT
CONSTITUTTNG A QUORUM:
MAYOR EVELYN B. NEWMAM
MAYOI2 PRO TEM JANIS LOWE
COUNCILMEMBER KITTEN HAJECATE
COUNCILMEMBER MEL MEASELES
COUNCILMEMBER TOM MANISON ,
COUNCILMEMBER MEL AUSTIN
COUNCILMEMBER ALINE DICKEY
CITY MANAGER RON COX (ARRIVED AT 6:00}
CITY SECRETARY DELORIS MCKENZIE
MAYOR NEWMAN CALLED THE MEETING TO ORDER.
� A BUDGET WORK SESSION WAS HELD TO DISCUSS THE FISCAL YEAR 1995-1996 BUDGET
„_.__, WITH DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ROGER ROECKER PRESENTING THE
COMBINED �UDGET AND REVENUES BY SOURCE SUI�IlKARY.
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THIS PORTION OF THE MEETING WAS RECESSED UNTIL 6:00 P.M. , TUESDAY, AUGUST 8,
1995.
A BRIEF RECESS WAS HELD AT THIS TIME.
MAYOR NEWMAN CAL:LED THE REGULAR MEETING T() ORDER AT 7:10 P.M.
THE INVOCATION WAS GIVEN BY CITY MANAGER RON COX.
MAYOR NEWMAN LED THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGTANCE„
MAYOR NEWMAN AND PLANNING AND ZONING VICE CHAIR JEANNIE MCHUGH CALLED
A DOCKETED PUBLIC HEARING IN ORDER TO RECEIVE INPUT, EITHER ORAL OR WRITTEN,
REGARDING THE FO:GLOWTNG I�'EMS:
A. A REQUEST TO CHANGE THE ZONING 0]? 2000 W. PARKWOOD (RESERVE B OF
WINDSONG) Fk20M SINGLE FAMILY RESIDEN7'IAI, TO NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL.
MR. MIKE LEBLANC:, OWNER OF THE PROPERTY PRESENTED A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE
PROPOSED USE TO BE A COMMERCIAL BUILDING WH�CH WILL IMPROVE THIS CORNER
PROPERTY.
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MR. GREG EDEER EXPRESSED HIS OPPOSIZ'ION TO THIS REZONING, HIS CONCERN WITH
THE NARROW STREET AND INCREASED T12AF'FIC, AND PRESENTED A PET]:TION SIGNED $Y
THE AREA HOMEOWNERS.
MR. DAVID GRUDZINSKI, MR. �ILL TIPPIT, MR. MARTY LUNDY, MR. ;
MANCHEK, MS. DIANE KAUSE, MR. ERN:CE MOTT, MRS. BXRA RICHARDSON �
MCCOY, MS. DOROTHY M��NCHEK, AND BILL ST. JEAN SPOKE IN OPPOSITION OF THE
PROPOSED ZONING EXPRESSING CONCERN WITH LACK OF SIDEWAI,KS, �iOCCER PLAYERS, �
SECURITY, SPOT ZONING, QUIET Rl'TR.AL AREA, ST�2EETS, TRAFF:IC, SMALL—TOWN
FEELING, ADJACENT LOTB, AND THE LACK OF A TRAFFIC LIGHT AT IN`.PERSECTION F.M.
528.
HEARING NO FURTHER COMMENTS, THIS PORTION OF THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED
AT 7:30 P.M.
B. TO ESTABLISH ZONING CLASSIFIC�TION FOR 63.8 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
LQCATED AT THE END OF SAN JOAQUIN PARKWAY, SOUTHEAST OF MISSION ESTATES
AND CARMEL VTLLAGE SUBDTVISIONS.
MR. MIKE REBESCHER, OWNER OF THE PROPERTY, PRESENTED A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF
THE PROPOSED PROPERTY AS A FIRST CI,ASS DEVELOPMENT WITH A 20 ACRE LAKE AND
AN EQUESTRIAN CENTER. MR. REBESCHFR PRESENTED A PETITION .AND FAXES FROM
PROPERTY OWNEI2S IN SUPPORT OF THIS DEVELOPMENT.
MR. JOHN JURGENSON, MR. DENNIS JAMES, MR. RUBEN GARCIA, AND GREGG AND
SHERY IDLER EXPRESSED SUPPORT FOR THE ZONING TO AGRICiJLTUF2E.
MR. TESSMAN ASKED HOW MANY HOMESITFS WITH MR. REBESCHER STATING HE COULD
NOT SAY AT THIS TZME.
MR. JOHN JURGENSEN AND MR. AL FUHRMAN EXPRESSED SUPPORT FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT. ��u V
MAYOR NEWMAN READ A LETTER INTO THE RECORD FROM HAS:3AM AND MONIS
MOGHADDAM AT 2109 SAN MIGUEL DRIVE, EXPRESSING OPPOSITION FOR THE
DEVELOPMENT.
HEARING NO FURTHER INPUT, THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED AT 7:55 P.M.
� COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY REPORTED THAT SHE ATTENDED THE TT�XAS MUNICIPAL
LEAGUE A.M.C.C. CONFERENCE IN AUSTIN AND WAS MODERATOR FOF� A SEMINAR ON
TRUTH IN TAXATION WHICH WAS VERY INFORMATIVE.
COUNCILMEMBER AUSTIN REPORTED THP,.T HE ATTENDED THE T..M.L. A.M.C.C.
CONFERENCE AND LEARNED A GREAT DEAL FROM THE NEWLY—ELECTE:D SEMINAR AND
ATTENDED A VERY INFORMATIVE SEMINAR ON LIABILITY, REPORTED ON THE CLEAR
CREEK DRAINAGE DISTF2ICT MEETING, AND REPORTED THAT WORK WILL BE.GIN ON
CHIGGER CREEK AND THAT THERE SHOULD BE A LOT OF DIRT FOR THE CITY.
COUNCILMEMBER MANISON REPORTED HE ALSO ATTENDED TAE T.M.L. A.M.C.C.
MEETING AND THE WORKSHOPS WERE VERY PRODUCTIVE AND INFORMATIVE.
COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES REPORTEI7 THAT HE ALSO ATTENDEI� THE T.M.L.
A.M.C.C. MEETING AND FOUND THE SESSION ON TH� INTERNET AND HOW IT CAN
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AFFECT CTTIES VERY INFORMATIVE AND REQUESTED A COMMITTEE BE FORMED TO
INVESTIGATE HOW INTERNET WOULD BENEFIT THE CITY.
COUNCILMEMBER LOWE REPORTED ON THE A.M.C.C. MEETING WHICH PROVIDED
COUNCILM.EMBERS WITH EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR� TO LEARN BETTER WAYS FOR BETTER
GOVERNMENT, REPORTED ON HB 1555 TELECOMMUNICATION5, REPORTED ON H.L.&P.
RATE CASE WITH THE FTNAL ORDER TO BE SIGNED AUGUST 31, 1995 WHICH WILL
RESULT IN REFUND5 TO THE CUSTOMER5 AND REPORTED THE TOWN MEETING WAS VERY
^" °� WELL-ATTENDED AND EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE.
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'� MAXOR NEWMAN REMINDED COUNCIL OF THE T.M.L. REGION 14 MEETING IN GALVESTON
" ON SATURDAY.
CENTENNIAL CO-CI-iAIR PHYLLTS LEE PRESENTED A CENTENNIAL ACTIVITIES REPORT
WITH AN UPDATE ON THE PAVER SALES AND ALSO REPORTED ON THE CENTENNIAL
HISTORY BOOK, REPORTED THAT ALL 1500 BOOICS QRDER FVERE SOLD WITH FUNDS REPAID
TO THE CITY FOR SEED MONEY, AUTHOR ROYALTIES TO JOYCE BAKER AND CENTENNIAL
EXPENSES AND THE BALANCE OF $6,968.10 PRESENTED TQ THE FRIENDSWOOD
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
SKY LYNN WILLIAMS, PRESIDENT OF FRIENDSWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY, ACCEPTED
THE CHECK FROM THE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE, THANKED THE COMMITTEE FOR A
WONDERFUL YEAR AND SATD THESE FUNDS WILL GO TOWARDS THE RESTORATION AND
PRESERVATION OF THE SEVEN HISTQRICAL BUILDINGS.
CO-CHAIR JANIS THANKED THE COUNCIL FOR BELIEVING IN THE HISTORY BOOK
PROJECT AND THE CITIZENS THAT BOUGHT THE F300K. '
MARGARET LIMMER FROM THE LIBRARY BOARD PRE5ENTED RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE
BOARD TO PROCEE� WORKING WITH THE ARCHITECT FOR PHASE II OF THE LIBRARY
RENOVATION. MS. LIMMER REPORTED THAT 2,:123 PEOPLE WERE IN THE LIBRARY
THIS WEEK AND 1,066 CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN THE SUMMER READING PROGRAM AND
STATED HOW IMPORTANT IT IS TO COMPLETE THE RENOVATION PROJECT FOR PHASE II
�� AND INTROD.UCED A GROUP IN ATTENDANCE IN StJPPORT OF THIS PROJECT.
� CITY MANAGER COX REPORTED THAT DOUG KNEUPPER, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT, WA5 APPOINTED TO THE LEAGUE C:ITY TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE AND
ATTENDED A MEETING IN AUSTIN WITH THE TEXAS HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT COMMISSIONERS
FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROMOTING HIGHWAY FLINDING FOR CERTAIN PROJECTS. CITY
MANAGER COX EXPLAINED THAT STUART HERBST & ASSOCIATES, THE
TELECOMMUNICATIOI�TS CONSULTANT, HAVE EXPENDED THEIR ORIGINALLY BUDGETED TIME
AND REQUESTED �1DDITIONAL FUNDS AND CITY MANAGER COX HAS APPROVED THE
$2,000.00 REQUEST. CI�Y' MANAGER COX ALSO REPORTED THAT BROWN & ROOT HAS
DUMPED APPROXIMA.TELY 15,860 CUBIC YARDS OF DIRT FROM THE CONSTRUCTION OF
FM 528 TO THE :�PORTS COMPLEX SITE TO DATE AND THAT IN THE ESTIMATION OF'
THE PLANNERS, OVER 200,000 CUBIC YARDS OF DIRT IS NEEDED TO PROPERLY SHAPE
THE FIELDS FOR I?LAY AND DRAINAGE, AND THE DIRT BEING MOVED IN CURRENTLY IS
BETNG STOCKPILED UNTIL A GR.ADING PLAN IS DEVELOPED.
C�UNCILMEMBER LOWE STATED THAT SHE APPRECIATED THE REPORT ON THE DIRT
FOR THE CENTENNI:AL SPORTS PARK BUT EXPRESSL'D HER DISMAY THAT THE CITY DID �
NQT MOVE QUICKER AND ACT ON ANY DIRT AVAILABLE AND PUSH FOR A GRADING PLAN.
CITY MANAGER REPORTED HE HAS SPOKEN TO THE CLEAR CREEK DRAINAGE DISTRICT TO
REQUEST APPROXIMATELY 2�J THOUSAND TONS OF DIRT WHICH WILL BE AVAILABLE.
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MAYOR NEWMAN ASKED THE CITY MANAGER TQ CONTACT BROWN AND ROOT TO REQUEST
THE DZRT FROM THE DRIVEWAYS QN THE FM 528 CONSTRUCTION TO THE C;ITY LIMITS.
COUNCILMEMBER LOWE ASKED ABOUT THE COST FOR T.HE GRADING PLAN WITH THE
CITY MANAGER ADVISING THAT THE CITY WILL NEED A SITE PLAN WITFi A TOPOGRAPHIC
MAP. COUNCILMEMBER LOWE SAID THAT WE NEED TO NEGOTIATE WITH J.T.
DUNKIN ON THIS PRICE. '
THE CITY MANAGER STATED THAT HE IS PLEASED WTTH THE PROGRESS ON THE CITY
HAT,L WTTH THE FURNITURE TO BE DELIVERED AND STORED ON SITE AT THE END OF THE
WEEK AND REPORTED THAT THE STAIR RI�ILING IS BEING REPLACED FOR AESTHETIC
REA50NS WITH THE CONSTRUCTION NOT MT'EfiING STANDARDS DUE ,:TO THE WELDING IN
THE ORTGINAL CONSTRUCTION, REPORTED THAT HE DOES NOT KNOW HO'W LONG FOR THE
REPAIRS AND REPORTED THE MOVE-IN W:CLL BE SOMETIME IN SEPTEMBER.,
COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE EXPRESSED HER CONCERN WITH THE SI,,ATE FLOOR AND
FURNITURE WITH WORKING ON THE STATRWELL WITH THE CITY' MANAGER ADVISING THE
FURNITURE WILL BE ZN THE OFFICES AND NOT IN THE LOBBY AREA.
COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY ASKED ABOUT THF BRICK ON THE NEW CITY HAI,L WITH THE
CITY MANAGER ADVISING THE BRICK WILI� STAY, THE BRICK WILL BE POWER-WASHED,
THE CONTRACTOR WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MORTAR MATCHING AND THF BRICK WILL BE
SEALED.
COUNCILMEMBER LOWE ASKED IF THE STAIR RAILING IS FUNCTION,AL AS IT WITH
THE CITY MANAGER ADVISING IT IS NO'P ACCEPTABLE.
**COUNCILMEMBER MANISON MOVED TO ��PPROVED ORDINANCE T95-21, SECOND AND
FINAL READTNG OF AN ORDINANCF APPROVING THE PLANNING AND ZOD'IING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION REGARDING THE ZONING CHANGE REQUEST FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT
902 S. FRIENDSWOOD DRIVE, RESERVE "C", TRACTS 1 AND 3, 0.529 ACRES,
CASTLEWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION, GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS, �!ROM COMMUNITY � 1
SHOPPING CENTER (CSC) TO OFFICE PARK (OP) , AM�NDING THE ZONING DISTRICT
MAP OF THE CITY AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE N0. 84-15; AND CaNTAINING OTHER
PROVISIONS RELATING TOP THE SUBJECT; PROVIDING A PENALTY; AND PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY. THE MOTION PAS�>ED 6-0 WTTH
COUNCILMEMBER LOWE ABSTAINING.
**COUNCILMEMBER LOWE MOVEp TO APPROVE ORDINANCE T95-22, SECOND AND FINAL
READING OR AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE MAXIMUM �TOURLY SERVIC� CHARGE TO BE
USED TO DEVELOP THE EQUIPMENT AND INSTALLATION RATES O]F TCI TKR OF
HOUSTON, INC. , D/B/A TCZ CABL�VISION OF HOUSTON; ES�'ABLISHING THE
MAXIMUM PERMITTED RATES FOR EQUIPMEN7.' AND INSTALLATION CHARGE:i COMMENCING ON
JULY 2, 1995; ESTABLISHING THE M�IXIMUM PERMITTED RATE FOR TCI'S INSIDE
WIRE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM COMMENCING ON JI7LX 1, 1995; ORDERI'NG A REFUND OF
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE MAXIMUM PERMITTED RATES F'OR EQUIPMENT;
INSTALLATION AND INSIDE WIRE MATNTENANCE AND THE: ACTUAL, CHAR.GES THERE FOR;
DECLARING THE REGULATED STATUS OF THE INSIDE WIRE MATNTENANCE PROGRAM FOR
THE PURPOSES OF ORDINANCE N0. 94-10; AND SETTING FORTH OTHER PROVISIONS
RELATED THERETO.
SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER DICKEY. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUS:LY.
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**COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE MOVED TO APPkOVE ORDINANCE T95-23, SECOND AND
FINAL READING 0]� AN ORDINANCE APPROVING TH� PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDATION REGARDING THE RE.QUEST FOR SPECIFIC USE PERMIT FQR PROPERTY
, LOCATED AT 410 EAST EDGEWOOD (FM 235:1) , 0.7869 ACRES, OUT OF LOT 21,
HOIDALE .AND COFFMAN SUBDIVTSION, GALVIESTON COUNTY, TEXAS FROM PLANNED
UNIT DEVEL.QPMENT (PUD) TO SPECIFIC US1E (SP)-DANCE STUDIO, AMENDING THE
' ZONING DISTRICT MAP OF THE CITY AS ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE N0. 84-15; AND
' CONTAINING OTHEF2 PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE SUBJECT; PROVIDING A PENAL.TY;
AND PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY�
SECONDED BY C�UNCILMEMBER MANISON. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMQUSLY.
**COUNCILMEMBER HAJECATE MOVED THE APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA' AS
PRESENTED WITF3 THE EXCEPTTON OF ITEM A) 4. NEW CITY HALZ: A) PAYMENT OF
CAPITAL PROJECTS: 1. 1992 STREET IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (GALVESTON COUNTY)
WITH PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT TO SOUTHWEST LIMESTONE, INC. FOR 213 TONS OF
LIMESTONE USED L)URING THE THIRD PHASE OF CONSTRUCTION ON MELODY I,ANE IN THE
AMOUNT OF $487.57,$883.14, AND $722.26, RESPECTIVELY; 2. STEVENSON PARK
GLULAM SHELTER Y�TITH PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $618.00 TO ABSOLUTE BUILDING
SERVICES, INC. , FOR ALUMINUM GUTTERS AND DOWNSPOUTS INSTALLED ON THE
PAVILION IN STEIIENSON PARK; 3. STEVENSON PARK IMPROVEMENT WITH PAYMENT IN
THE AMOUNT OF 41,439.00 TO MOST DEPENDABLE FOUNTAINS FOR A DRINKING
FOUNTAIN; 5. BI,ACKHAWK WWTP ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION SYSTEM WITH TWELFTH
PAYMENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $111,236.40 TO GUL�F COAST WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY
FOR CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS AT THE BLACKHAWK WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT, INVOICE I�UMBER 9244 DATED JULY 20, 1995; PAYMENT IS FRIENDSWOOD'S
PARTICIPANT SHARE, 52.47 PERCENT, OF SEPTEMBER ESTIMATE ON THE CONSTRUCTION '
PROJECT CASH FLOW SCHEDULE AS REVISED DECEMBER 5, 1994, AND CONSTRUCTION
INCLUDES AN ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION S'YSTEM, GRAVITY FILTERS, AND OTHER
� MISCELLANEOUS PLANT IMPROVEMENTS; 6. RATIFY' AND CONFIRM PAYMENT OF CAPITAL
� PROJECTS (1) BLACKHAWK WWTP ULTRAVIOLET DISINFECTION SYSTEM WITH TENTH
PAYMENT TO GULF COAST WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY TN THE AMOUNT OF $87,624.90
FOR CONSTRUCTIC)N IMPROVEMENTS AT THE: BLACKHAWK WASTEWATER TREATMENT
PLANT, INVOICE NUMBER 9233 DATED JULY 18, 1995, PAYMENT IS FRIENDSWOOD'S
PARTTCIPANT SHAi2E, 52.47 PERCENT, OF �7ULY ESTIMATE ON THE CONSTRUCTI.ON
PROJECT CASH FLOW SCHEDULE AS REVISED DECEMBER 5, 1994 AND CONSTRUCTION
INCLUDES AN UL7'RAVIOLET DISINFECTION S�'STEM, GRAVITX FILTERS, AND OTHER
MISCELLANEOUS PT�ANT IMPROVEMENTS; ELEVENTI3 PAYMENT TO GULF COAST WASTE
DISPOSAL AUTHORITY IN THE AMQUNT OF $88,149.60 FOR CONSTRUCTION IMPROVEMENTS
AT THE BLACKHAWK WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT, INVOICE NUMBER 9234 DATED
JULY 18, 195, AND PAYMENT IS FRIENDSWOOD'� PARTICIPANT SHARE, 52.47
PERCENT, OF AUGi7ST ESTIMATE ON THE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT CASH FLOW SCHEDULE
AS REVISED DECI�MBER 5, 1994; B) DISPOSITION OF BID N0. 95-12, SOUTH
FRTENDSWOOD WASTEWATER DIVERSIONS TO UTICON; C) APPOINTMENTS OF MARY
BLISSARD AND STUART WILI,IAMS TO REPLACE DAVID GOTTULA AND WANDA MURPHY,
APPOINTMENT BECKY ERICSON AS ALTERNATE IN PLACE OF TONY LECARA AND
REAPPOINTMENT OF' JIM HARRELL TO PARKS AND RECREATION ADVISORY BOARD; D)
APPROVE LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR CHAMBER 0�' COMMERCE TO PLACE A BANNER ACROSS
FM 518 SEPTEMBER 16 TO 5EPTEMBER 23, 1995 TO ADVERTISE THE TRADE SHOW; E)
APPROVE CONVEYAI�CE OF EASEMENT FOR SOUTH F'RIENDSWOOD UTILITY LINE; F)
MINUTES OF JUNE :19, JULY 10, AND JULY 14, 1995
COUNCII.�MEMBER MEASELES SECONDED THE MOT:CON. THE MOTION PASSED
UNANIMOUSLY.
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**COUNCILMEMBER MEASELES MOVED TO APPROVE ITEM A) 4. NEW (:ITY HALL WITH
PAYMENT NUMBER THIRTEEN TO ABBI3Y ENTERPRISES, INC. IN ��HE AMOUNT OF
�112,650.30 FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW CITY HALL DURING JULY 1995 AND THE
PROJECT IS 92 PERCENT COMPLETE, AND PAYMENT OF TO ANIXTER BROTHERS, INC.
FOR TELEPHONE EQUIPMENT CONNECTIONS .AT THE NEW CITY HALL IN THE AMOUNTS OF
$150.35, $772.89, AND $11.33, RESPT'CTIVELY.
SECONDED BY COUNCII�MEMBER MANTSOrI. THE MOTION PASSED 4-3 WITH
COUNCILMEMBERS AUSTIN, DICKEY, AND LOWE OPPOSED. ,
TOTAL CONSENT AGENDA PAYMENT5 $228,971.24. '
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COUNCIL CONVENED INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION IN ACCORDANCE WITH T�'sXAS GOVERNMENT
CODE, PURSUANT TO SECTION 551.071-•CONSULTATION WITH ATTORNEY CONCERNING
PENDING OR CONTEMPLATED LITIGATION AND SECTION 551-0'72—DELIBERATION �
� REGARDING REAL PROPERTY.
COUNCIL RE—CONVENED INTO OPEN SESSTON WITH NO ACTION TAI�N.
MOTION WAS MADE FOR ADJOURNMENT AT 10:17 �.M.
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