2009-11-17 CC Minutes
City of Farmers Branch
City Council Meeting Agenda
City Council Chambers
13000 William Dodson Parkway
Farmers Branch, Texas
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Study Session 4:00 P.M. Study Session Room
Regular Meeting 6:00 P.M. City Council Chambers
The following members of the Council were present:
Mayor Tim O'Hare
Mayor Pro Tern David Koch
Deputy Mayor Pro Tern Tim Scott
Council members Harold Froehlich
Ben Robinson
Michelle Holmes
The following members of the Administration were present:
City Manager Gary D. Greer
Assistant City Manager Matt Benoit
Assistant City Manager Shanna Sims-Bradish
City Secretary Cindee Peters
City Attorney Pete Smith
Finance Director Charles Cox
Director of Parks and Rec. Jeff Fuller
City Engineer Jerry Murawski
Director of Community Services Michael Spicer
Director of Public Works Mark Pavageaux
Director of Communications Tom Bryson
Human Resources Director Kathy Shields
Fire Chief Kyle King
Director of Equipment Services Kevin Muenchow
Management Assistant Traci Leach
Planning Director Andy Gillies
B.1 INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.
Councilman Tim Scott gave the invocation and Mayor Pro Tem. David Koch led the
pledge of allegiance.
B.2 PRESENTATION TO CITY COUNCIL OF AWARDS WON BY THE PARKS AND
RECREATION DEPARTMENT AT THE RECENT TEXAS RECREATION AND
PARKS SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
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Park and Recreation Board Chair Margaret Young presented an award to City Council
and recognized Parks staff that won First Place at the Texas Recreation and Parks
(TRAPS) Region 2 & 3 Equipment Rodeo.
Historical Preservation and Restoration Board Chair Jamie Jewell presented an award to
City Council and recognized Barbara Judkins, Historical Park Museum Educator, who
won the Lone Star Programming Award at the Texas Recreation and Parks Region 2 & 3
Conference.
B.3 CONSIDER BOARD AND COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS AND TAKE
APPROPRIATE ACTION.
A motion by Mayor O'Hare a second by Councilman Scott, all voting "aye", reappointed
Phil Sizer and Robert Schies to the Zoning Board of Adjustment and Building Code
Board of Appeals.
A motion by Mayor Pro Tem David Koch, a second by Councilman Robinson, all voting
"aye", reappointed Dr. Mark Spiegel to Metrocrest Hospital Authority.
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Councilman Robinson, all voting "aye",
appointed Fred Ferguson to the Business Community Relations Board.
A motion by Councilman Robinson, a second by Councilman Scott, all voting "aye",
appointed Paul Morrison to the Senior Advisory Board.
B.4 REPORT ON STUDY SESSION ITEMS.
Members of the City Council gave a brief explanation of items discussed in study
session.
B.5 REPORT ON ITEMS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST. PURSUANT TO SECTION
551.0415 OF THE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE THE CITY COUNCIL MAY
REPORT ON THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: 1.) EXPRESSION OF THANKS,
CONGRATULATIONS OR CONDOLENCES, 2.) INFORMATION ABOUT
HOLIDAY SCHEDULES, 3.) RECOGNITION OF INDIVIDUALS, 4.) REMINDERS
ABOUT UPCOMING CITY EVENTS, 5.) INFORMATION ABOUT COMMUNITY
EVENTS AND 6.) ANNOUNCEMENTS INVOLVING AN IMMINENT THREAT TO
PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY.
There were no items discussed.
Mayor O'Hare stated consent items are items that are to be considered that may not need
discussion individually. Any member of the City Council or the audience may request to
withdraw any item from the consent items and place the item before the Council for full
discussion. The concept for consent items is to speed up discussion for those items that need
more time for discussion.
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A motion by Mayor Pro Tem Koch, a second by Councilman Scott, all voting "aye",
approved the consent agenda.
C.1 APPROVED MINUTES OF CITY COUNCIL MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3,
2009.
D.1 PUBLIC HEARING: TO CONSIDER ADOPTING ORDINANCE NO. 3065
RELATIVE TO FARMERS BRANCH YOUTH PROGRAMS' STANDARDS OF
CARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE TEXAS HUMAN RESOURCE CODE,
SECTION 42.041(B)(14) AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Jeff Fuller, Director of Parks & Recreation, explained during the 1995 legislative session,
State Legislators enacted Senate Bill 212, exempting municipal youth recreation
programs from child care licensing requirements. The Senate Bill is reflected in the
Texas Human Resource Code, Section 42.041(b)(14) establishing requirements to exempt
recreational programs operated by municipalities for elementary age (5-13) children from
State child care licensing provided the governing body of the municipality adopts
Standards of Care by ordinance after a public hearing. The Standards of Care address
overall health and safety issues, such as leader to participant ratios and facility
requirements. The City has numerous policies and procedures that go beyond the
requirements and are directed to critical areas such as age, behavior expectations, and
proof of residency.
Changes to the Standards of Care are proposed by staff and are housekeeping in nature,
not state mandated, based on the elimination of the After School Program.
A motion by Councilman Robinson, a second by Councilman Froehlich, all voting "aye"
adopted the following captioned Ordinance No. 3065 relative to the Youth Programs'
Standards of Care.
ORDINANCE NO. 3065
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS,
ADOPTING STANDARDS OF CARE FOR YOUTH PROGRAMS OFFERED
BY THE FARMERS BRANCH PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT;
PROVIDING A REPEALING CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY
CLAUSE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
D.2 PUBLIC HEARING: CONSIDER ADOPTING ORDINANCE NO. 3060 TO CHANGE
THE ZONING OF A 1.4 ACRE TRACT LOCATED AT 3135 BROOKHOLLOW
DRIVE FROM ONE-FAMILY RESIDENCE DISTRICT 1 (R-1) TO PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NO. 94 (PD-94) ALLOWING DETACHED SINGLE
FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ONLY, ESTABLISHING SPECIFIC
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, AND INCLUDING AN ASSOCIATED SITE PLAN
AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Andy Gillies, Planning Director, explained the subject property is a 1.4 acre tract having
frontage along both Brookhollow Drive and Spur Trail. The applicant proposes to
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demolish the existing house, subdivide the tract into two lots and build two new homes.
Both new lots would contain at least 30,000 square feet (approximately 0.7 acre each)
and be limited to single-family, detached residential land use.
The proposed Planned Development District No. 94 (PD-94) establishes specific
development standards pertaining to all future redevelopment on the site. Proposed
standards include building setback lines, building height requirements, exterior-fagade
masonry requirements and landscaping requirements. As part of proposed PD-94, a site
plan has been submitted showing how the proposed development standards would affect
development of the two lots.
The proposed PD-94 is compatible with the existing character of the neighborhood and
consistent with the Comprehensive Plan.
This item is consistent with Core Value #3, "Providing strong, thriving commercial and
residential neighborhoods through planning, land use, development, code enforcement,
revitalization activities, and programs."
The Planning & Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of the proposed
Planned Development District Number 94 (PD-94), as defined in Ordinance No. 3060
and including a Site Plan (Exhibit "C").
Written opposition to this request has been received from owners of property exceeding
20% of the land area located within 200 feet of the property for which the zoning change
is requested. Consequently, in accordance with state law, an affirmative vote of at least
three-fourths of the City Council is required to approve the zoning change request.
Mayor O'Hare opened the public hearing.
Mr. Tom Shore, owner of the property, gave a brief presentation on his request.
Mr. Guy Courtney, architect for the owner, also gave a brief presentation on the proposed
development.
Mr. Robert terKuile, gave a brief presentation for several property owners opposed to the
rezoning.
The following people spoke in opposition to the request:
1. Kevin Kirksey - 3146 Spur Trail
2. Duane Violet - 3184 Brookhollow
3. John Brownlee - 3116 Brookhollow
4. Stanley Saikeytic - 3178 Brookhollow
5. Beth Wood - 3184 Brookhollow
6. Huloa Wood - 3135 Brookhollow
7. Christina Morris - 3165 Spur Trail
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8. Greg Cornwell - 3152 Spur Trail
The following people spoke in favor of the request:
1. Ed Bates - 3328 Towerwood
2. John Alston - 6005 Yorkville
3. Jay Freeman - 3311 Chaparral
4. Herb Lee - 14040 Welch
5. Valerie Freeman - 3311 Chaparral
6. Amanda Radle - 3135 Brookhollow
7. Gail Cope - 3140 Brookhollow
8. Eric Radle - 3135 Brookhollow
9. Dorthy Shore - 3135 Brookhollow
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Mayor Pro Tern Koch, all voting "aye",
closed the public hearing.
There followed a lengthy discussion between the City Council and residents concerning
the PD zoning, fences, lot sizes, square footage of the new homes, and the integrity of the
neighborhood.
A motion by Councilman Froehlich, a second by Councilwoman Holmes, all voting
"aye", adopted the following captioned Ordinance No. 3060.
ORDINANCE NO. 3060
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS,
AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
OF FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS, AS HERETOFORE AMENDED; BY
REZONING AN APPROXIMATELY 1.44 ACRE TRACT OF LAND OUT OF
THE H.C. MARSH SURVEY, ABSTRACT NO. 915, CITY OF FARMERS
BRANCH, DALLAS COUNTY. TEXAS, GENERALLY LOCATED AT 3135
BROOK HOLLOW DRIVE, AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED IN
EXHIBIT "A" HERETO, FROM ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT 1
(R-1) TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT NUMBER 94 (PD-94) ZONING
DISTRICT INCLUDING ESTABLISHING PERMITTED USES AND
DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS; INCLUDING A SITE PLAN; PROVIDING A
SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE;
PROVIDING FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF; PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY OF
FINE NOT TO EXCEED TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000.00); AND
PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
D.3 PUBLIC HEARING: TO CONSIDER WRITTEN AND/OR ORAL OBJECTIONS
REGARDING THE LEVYING OF ASSESSMENTS ON PROPERTY LOCATED
WITHIN PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER TWO; AND ADOPTING
ORDINANCE NO. 3066 LEVYING A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AND CREATING
AN ASSESSMENT LIEN ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO; PROVIDING FOR METHOD OF PAYMENT AND DUE
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DATE; PROVIDING FOR ACCRUAL OF INTEREST AFTER A CERTAIN DATE;
PROVIDING FOR THE PRIORITY OF SAID LIEN; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY
TO COLLECT DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS; ADOPTING A FIVE YEAR
SERVICE PLAN; AND, TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Charles Cox, Director of Finance, explained a public hearing is being held to consider
written and/or oral objections regarding the levying of assessments on property located
within Public Improvement District Number Two for the purpose of funding and
constructing improvements to Chapel View Addition No. 1 and Chapel View Addition
No. 2. At the close of this public hearing, City Council may consider adopting Ordinance
No. 3066 levying a special assessment and creating an assessment lien on property within
Public Improvement District Number Two.
On September 15, 2009, Resolution No. 2009-068 was adopted accepting the filing of a
petition to create a public improvement district and to set a date for a public hearing. On
October 6, 2009, a public hearing was held and Resolution No. 2009-075 was adopted
authorizing the establishment of the City of Farmers Branch Public Improvement District
Number Two.
The estimated cost of the improvement is $184,388 and the City will pay $75,000 of this
amount with the remaining balance paid for by property assessments. All residential
parcels within the Public Improvement District Number Two will pay an annual
assessment over five years without interest. Balances remaining after this time period will
accrue an annual interest rate of 5%. Of the 116 residential parcels within the Public
Improvement District, 17 property parcels abutting the screening wall will pay an annual
assessment not to exceed $322 and the remaining property parcels will pay an annual
assessment not to exceed $166.
Mayor O'Hare opened the public hearing.
Mr. Don Kanz, 13130 Glenside, stated he opposed this item.
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Mayor Pro Tern Koch, all voting "aye",
closed the public hearing.
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Councilman Froehlich, to adopt the
following captioned Ordinance No. 3006, with Scott, Froehlich, Koch and Holmes voting
"aye", and Councilman Robinson voting "nay". The motion carried with a 4 to 1 vote.
ORDINANCE NO. 3066
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH, TEXAS,
LEVYING A SPECIAL ASSESSMENT AND CREATING AN ASSESSMENT
LIEN ON PROPERTY LOCATED IN CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH PUBLIC
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER TWO; PROVIDING FOR METHOD
OF PAYMENT AND DUE DATE; PROVIDING FOR ACCRUAL OF
INTEREST AFTER A CERTAIN DATE; PROVIDING FOR THE PRIORITY
OF SAID LIEN; PROVIDING FOR AUTHORITY TO COLLECT
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS; ADOPTING A FIVE YEAR SERVICE
PLAN; PROVIDING A CUMULATIVE CLAUSE; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR RECORDING OF THE
ORDINANCE; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE
E.1 CONSIDER ADOPTING RESOLUTION NO. 2009-089 AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH HAWK CONSTRUCTION
IN THE AMOUNT OF $184,388 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CHAPEL VIEW
NEIGHBORHOOD WALL ALONG VALLEY VIEW LANE AND WEBB CHAPEL
ROAD AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Charles Cox, Director of Finance, explained on October 6, 2009, the City Council
adopted Resolution No. 2009-075 establishing the City of Farmers Branch Public
Improvement District Number Two for the purpose of removing an existing
neighborhood screening wall surrounding the Chapel View neighborhood adjacent to
Valley View Lane and Webb Chapel Road and constructing an eight (8) foot replacement
screening wall. The construction of this screening wall furthers Core Value 3, which
emphasizes revitalization activities and strong, thriving neighborhoods.
The City of Farmers Branch wishes to retain the services of Hawk Construction to
construct the wall in an amount not to exceed $184,388. Funds for the project are
available in the Non-Bond CIP fund. The City will pay $75,000 of the cost for the
screening wall with the remaining balance paid for by assessments against the property
located within the Public Improvement District Number Two.
A motion by Mayor Pro Tern Koch, a second by Councilman Scott, to adopt Resolution
No. 2009-089, with Scott, Froehlich, Koch and Holmes voting "aye", and Councilman
Robinson voting "nay". The motion carried with a 4 to I vote.
E.2 CONSIDER ADOPTING RESOLUTION NO. 2009-087 AUTHORIZING THE 2009
RESIDENCE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION INCENTIVE PROGRAM FOR PERSONS
WHO QUALIFIED FOR THE RESIDENCE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION FOR
PERSONS 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OLDER PURSUANT TO TAX CODE,
SECTION 11.13(3); AUTHORIZE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROGRAM; AND,
PROVIDE AN EFFECTIVE DATE AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Charles Cox, Director of Finance, explained on October 6, 2009, the City Council
approved Ordinance No. 3058 increasing the over-65 property tax exemption from
$60,000 to $65,000. By state law, this exemption cannot go into effect until the 2010 tax
year. Resolution No. 2009-087 provides a one-time incentive of $15.00 to persons who
qualified for the residence homestead exemption for persons 65 years of age and older in
tax year 2009 pursuant to Chapter 380 of the Texas Local Government Code. For most
residents with an over-65 exemption, this incentive payment will offset the 2.5¢ property
tax increase adopted for the 2009-2010 fiscal year. The increased over-65 exemption
authorized by Ordinance No. 3058 will provide similar property tax relief in subsequent
fiscal years.
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A motion by Councilman Robinson, a second by Mayor Pro Tern Koch, all voting "aye",
adopted Resolution No. 2009-087.
E.3 CONSIDER ADOPTING RESOLUTION NO. 2009-088 APPROVING THE
PURCHASE OF SKATEWAVE SKATE PARK EQUIPMENT FROM RECREATION
CONSULTANTS OF TEXAS THROUGH THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PURCHASING COOPERATIVE IN THE AMOUNT OF $83,823 AND TAKE
APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Jeff Fuller, Director of Parks & Recreation, explained the Parks and Recreation
Department is ready to proceed with construction of a skate park at Don Showman Park.
This project has been planned for several years and has the support of the community and
the Parks and Recreation Board. Funds for the skate park are currently available in the
Non Bond CIP Fund.
Parks Division staff will construct the skate park as part of the 2009-10 annual winter
work projects. The skate park will be constructed on part of the Don Showman Park
parking lot east of the swimming pool and north of Amber Lane. This area is not needed
to meet the parking requirements of the Community Recreation Center. Utilizing the
existing pavement for the skate park, instead of pouring a 125'x125' concrete pad as
originally planned, will reduce the overall cost by approximately $40,000.
Staff is recommending utilizing modular amenities, commonly called obstacles, for the
skate park. Staff has done extensive research and believes that modular amenities, which
will be delivered to the site, assembled, and installed, is the most cost effective and
efficient method for construction of the skate park obstacles. Cost of the modular
amenities, purchased through the Local Government Purchasing Cooperative, is $83,823.
Total cost of the skate park project, with labor performed in-house, is estimated to be
approximately $95,000, which includes modular amenities, security fencing and parking
lot modifications. $125,000 has been set aside over the last few years in the Non-Bond
CIP for this project.
Construction of the skate park furthers Core Value 4, which encourages the provision of a
variety of recreational and entertainment opportunities for all ages.
Ms. Margaret Young, Chairperson for the Board and Recreation Board explained this
project has been on the drawing board for approximately 10 years and was in favor of
moving the project forward.
Mayor Pro Tern Koch stated he would like to see this project postponed for several
months to see the current economy recover.
A motion by Councilman Robinson, a second by Councilman Froehlich to adopt
Resolution No. 2009-088, with Robinson, Holmes, Scott and Froehlich voting "aye" and
Councilman Koch voting "nay". The motion carried with a 4 to 1 vote.
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EA CONSIDER ADOPTING RESOLUTION NO. 2009-091 AWARDING THE BID FOR
VALLEY VIEW AND MIRA LAGO MEDIAN LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION
IMPROVEMENTS TO AMERICAN LANDSCAPE SYSTEMS, INC. IN THE
AMOUNT OF $496,163.55 AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
Jerry Murawski, City Engineer, explained median enhancements are budgeted in the
2009-10 Capital Improvement Program for Mira Lago Boulevard from Luna Road to the
IH635 frontage road and for Valley View Lane from Nicholson Road to the President
George Bush Turnpike. The median enhancements for Mira Lago Boulevard include
irrigation, street lighting, landscaping, and a monument. The median enhancements for
Valley View Lane include irrigation and landscaping. There is a total of $598,813
budgeted for these improvements. A total of $342,396 is available in the DART Local
Assistance Project fund, and a total of $256,417 is available in the Tax Increment
Financing #1 fund.
On October 29, 2009 six bids were received and opened for the Valley View and Mira
Lago Median Landscape and Irrigation Improvements. Five of the six bids met
specifications. One bid, which was not the lowest bid, was not accepted because it was
incomplete. The lowest qualified bid meeting specifications was received from American
Landscape Systems, Inc. in the amount of $496,163.55. American Landscape Systems,
Inc. has satisfactorily completed similar projects for the City. The time of completion for
this work is 90 calendar days.
Upon completion of the improvements, Prime Income Asset Management, and its
subsequent property owners association, will maintain the improvements on Mira Lago
Boulevard and the improvements on Valley View Lane between Davis Lane and the
President George Bush Turnpike. The City will maintain the improvements on Valley
View Lane between Nicholson Road and Davis Lane.
This item furthers Core Value #4, "Providing beautifully maintained natural
environments, parks, rights-of-way, and green space and a wide variety of quality
recreational and entertainment opportunities for all ages."
City Administration recommends adopting Resolution No. 2009-091 awarding the bid for
Valley View and Mira Lago Median Landscape and Irrigation Improvements to
American Landscape Systems, Inc. in the amount of $496,163.55.
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Mayor Pro Tern Koch, all voting "aye",
adopted Resolution No. 2009-091 awarding the bid for Valley View and Mira Lago
Median Landscape and Irrigation Improvements to American Landscape Systems, Inc.
E.5 CONSIDER ADOPTING RESOLUTION NO. 2009-092 AUTHORIZING THE CITY
MANAGER TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH GARY OSIER PRESENTS, INC.
FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF REO SPEEDWAGON AT LIBERTY FEST ON MAY
29, 2010 AND TAKE APPROPRIATE ACTION.
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Jeff Fuller, Director of Parks and Recreation, explained Liberty Fest will be a signature
event in Farmers Branch to celebrate America and honor our past and present military
men and women. The event will be held May 28-29, 2010 and will feature numerous
activities throughout various venues. Liberty Fest furthers Core Value 5, which
encourages the provision of recreational and entertainment opportunities for all ages.
As the culmination of this Americana celebration, a musical concert will be held at the
Historical Park with REO Speedwagon as the headline entertainment. The contract
amount for the performance by REO Speedwagon is $88,500, and is included in the
2009-2010 Liberty Fest budget.
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Councilman Froehlich, all voting "aye",
adopted Resolution No. 2009-092.
MAYOR O'HARE ANNOUNCED THAT THE ITEMS ON THE AGENDA FOR THE
EXECUTIVE SESSION WERE DISCUSSED AFTER THE 4:00 P.M. WORK SESSION.
MAYOR O'HARE EXPLAINED THE CITY COUNCIL CONVENED INTO EXECUTIVE
SESSION AT 5:22 P.M. AND THEN CONCLUDED AT 5:53 P.M. TEXAS GOVERNMENT
CODE CHAPTER 551 OF THE OPEN MEETING LAW PROVIDES THAT SUCH ITEMS AS
PERSONNEL MATTERS, LAND ACQUISITION AND PENDING AND CONTEMPLATED
LITIGATION MAY BE DISCUSSED IN CLOSED SESSION.
F.1 DISCUSS LAND ACQUISITIONS - TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION
551.072.
Discuss purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property in the following areas: for the
area generally bounded by Midway Road, Valwood Parkway and Beltline, I-635 and
Denton Drive.
Mayor O'Hare explained staff was present to update the City Council.
F.2 DISCUSS CONSULTATION WITH CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING OPEN
MEETINGS ACT - TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 551.071
Mayor O'Hare explained the City Attorney was present to answer legal issues concerning
the Texas Open Meeting Laws.
G.1 CONSIDER NECESSARY ACTION ON ITEMS DISCUSSED IN THE EXECUTIVE
SESSION.
Mayor O'Hare stated no action was necessary for items discussed in executive session.
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G.2 ADJOURNMENT.
A motion by Councilman Scott, a second by Councilman Froehlich, all voting "aye
adjourned the Ci Council meeting of November 17, 2009 at. 8:47 p.m.
Mayor City Secretary
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