[0:00] We're ready to get started. OK, uh, it is, it is, uh, September 29, 2026. It's 6
[0:08] p.m. I'm, I'm calling this meeting to order. We're gonna begin with a pledge to Vlad
[0:12] Mayor Prote, will you do the pledge, please.
[0:18] All right, I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to
[0:25] the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty
[0:32] and justice for all.
[0:35] Honor the Texas flag. I pledge Jesus to Texas, one state under God,
[0:43] one and indivisible. OK, uh, Kelly, can you see the invitation, please?
[0:52] Heavenly Father, thank you, uh, for today, God, and for your grace, and Father, I
[0:56] just ask that you be with us this evening as, uh, as we make these decisions for
[1:00] our city for our future. God, uh, be with each and every one of us in this room,
[1:05] in this community, and Father, be with our, uh, police forces. They're out on the
[1:08] streets. Put, put a hedge of protection around them. God, we just thank you for all
[1:12] that you've given us. In your name we pray. Amen. Amen. OK, uh, Laurie, would you
[1:19] please do the roll call.
[1:24] Cy Ditzler. Here Milton Wallace, Angie Saxon. Patrick Hadnott, Kelly
[1:32] Smith, Bob Verrier, we do have a quorum. OK, uh, but there's, I don't have any agenda
[1:40] changes. Do any council members have any agenda changes? OK. All right, at this time
[1:47] we go to the visitor citizens forum. I'm gonna turn this over to the Americo exam.
[1:53] Any sheets there with the list on it?
[2:00] I mean she
[2:08] I mean
[2:19] OK, for the open forum, we have Mr. Harvey Musberg.
[2:30] Make sure you state your name and your location.
[2:39] Uh-huh.
[2:47] My name is still Harvey Musberg and I live at 520 Ridgeway and because of previous
[2:54] strokes I'm hard of hearing and my doctor says I'm deaf but I don't listen to him.
[3:00] Uh, I've just noticed on the uh. Uh, city website of the meeting live. The
[3:08] closed caption isn't on and I don't know why, uh, but, uh, I did not, I was not coming
[3:16] here to, uh, speak about, uh, the, uh, disability of death. I came to, uh, talk for
[3:23] just a moment about, uh, filling a void. Uh, a lot of people know that we're in a
[3:30] drought and hopefully tomorrow, uh, we're going to start getting rain, maybe the
[3:35] next day, so it's really gonna help our drought, but if you'll get on Google, if
[3:41] everybody would get on Google, all the people who are watching, uh, uh, Ms. Fletcher's,
[3:47] uh, uh, Facebook page, get on Google and ask, is there a blood
[3:55] shortage in East Texas? Um, I Uh, I have a bandage right now
[4:03] because I donate platelets. I don't donate blood. I donate platelets. Uh, I'm, I'm
[4:10] past 8 gallons. I'm working on 9 gallons of donated platelets. Uh, I wanted to bring
[4:16] it to everybody's attention. That, uh, you can go over here to Carter Blood Bank
[4:23] in Tyler, uh, and donate blood or plasma, you can donate full, whole blood or
[4:30] plasma or you can donate platelets. There is a shortage right now. Um, my, uh, previous
[4:37] donation of platelets went to somebody here in Tyler area and, uh, previous to that,
[4:45] my platelets had to be. Uh, hurried over to, uh, the city of Dallas and I thought,
[4:53] how embarrassing of all the people who live in Dallas County, Tarrant County, people
[4:59] who live in Plano, Richardson, how many millions of people live over there, but my
[5:04] platelets had to be rushed over to Dallas County. There is a drastic shortage right
[5:10] now, so, uh, I'm sorry, I'm not speaking about something that the council can do
[5:15] anything about. I'm speaking to the citizens and the viewers, uh, here in Chandler.
[5:22] Please be aware that we need blood, we need platelets, we need plasma. Uh, there
[5:28] is a very, very drastic shortage right now. And because there's no closed caption,
[5:34] I won't be staying for the meeting and I wish all of you Godspeed and luck on, on
[5:40] accomplishing all the wonderful things that everybody wants to happen. Thank you.
[5:47] Thank you.
[5:51] And thank you for your donation as well. All right. That is the, Last person,
[5:59] the only person's name on the open forum.
[6:08] Uh, did you hear me? I can't hear you now. Are you on mute?
[6:16] Uh So, you're on mute.
[6:23] Yes, uh, Mayor Protem, please carry on for the meeting. Oh, OK. Just here there,
[6:31] uh, they can see you and I think it works aesthetically quite, quite, quite, quite
[6:36] well. Thank you. All right, next we go to the public hearing. Um, we
[6:44] have And a sign up sheet here for the open hearing, but Mr. Moosberg was the only
[6:50] person who signed up, so that takes care. I think maybe so, but he signed on both
[6:57] of them, so. Either that was OK, so moving on in the public hearing number 1, we're
[7:05] gonna conduct a public hearing to receive comments for or against um the annual budget
[7:12] which said we didn't have anyone uh there uh do we want number 2 is to conduct a
[7:17] public hearing to receive comments for and against it as well against the tax rate,
[7:23] uh, which we didn't have anyone there as well. So we'll move on now to the regular
[7:29] session.
[7:33] In the regular session. Number one Consider amendment for the fiscal year 2526
[7:41] budget by appropriating a portion of the fund balance from water fund to cover expenditures
[7:48] this fiscal year exceeding previous appropriate and approved annual water budget
[7:54] funds and directing staff to take all actions needed to fully balance the 25-26 budget.
[8:01] So we're gonna ask our. Financial officer to explain. OK, so you all have a spreadsheet
[8:09] in front of you. Um, the highlighted areas are the ones, those are the expense lines
[8:14] that are actually over budget, but the ones that aren't highlighted are actually
[8:18] carrying those. However, there is the equipment purchase line. And that's toward
[8:25] the bottom, 2nd from the bottom. So what happened is we did a loan for equipment,
[8:31] uh, the skid steer, a trailer, and a truck, and that money was actually deposited
[8:37] in FY 25 in September. Budget was already done. It wasn't budgeted for since it had
[8:43] been adopted already. So the equipment was purchased in that next year, October,
[8:49] November. So that's about 200,000 that wasn't planned for in the budget and then
[8:56] if you look at the end you'll see about 973,000 that's been paid toward, uh,
[9:03] grants. We've gotten reimbursement but we had to pay that and so that wasn't budgeted
[9:09] in the budget and when the revenue came in we didn't recognize that and put it in
[9:12] the budget to absorb those expenditures. So we have to cover those. Um, we can't
[9:17] end the year on a, on a deficit, um, and so we need to move money from,
[9:25] sorry, money from fund balance to Make this even and then we need to make have more
[9:31] money to make all the bills, payroll and everything that we're gonna have for September,
[9:37] so. I don't, I don't know how much it's gonna be. I know that we're, we're gonna
[9:42] have to do 571,082 66 cents for sure. I was looking at it earlier and
[9:51] I, I think to be safe so we don't end up back here on the 13th trying to make it
[9:56] right again, I think that we should just do um 350 on top of that and that will go
[10:04] back in fund balance if we don't use it that way we just move it there we're safe,
[10:09] we don't know what bills are coming in and then it just goes back into fund balance
[10:12] if we don't use it so if you're good with that. Uh, can I ask a question? Yes sir.
[10:19] What is the total? What is the total that you're wanting to move? So 25.
[10:26] Let's see.
[10:37] So let's just do 920,000 if everybody is OK with that. And we have enough in, in,
[10:44] we have enough in our fund balance. You have enough, yeah, you have enough in your
[10:48] fund balance, um, and next year I actually budgeted for the revenue and the expenditures
[10:54] for the grants. To the best of my knowledge, uh, I got with Caitlin and so as the
[11:00] year goes on, grants pop up all the time and so what we would normally do is once
[11:04] that money comes in, you would just recognize that revenue. It puts it there, you
[11:08] put it in the expenditures and you don't have to worry about that at the end of the
[11:11] year if you take care of it as it as it comes in. So you're, so give that amount
[11:16] again that you're asking the council to approve please. 920,000. OK. 920,000,
[11:24] so, OK. That's, you've answered my question. Thank you. Um, I have a couple of questions,
[11:31] Kay. Um, do we know what our water fund balance is? So
[11:39] before this adjustment, so in your budget packet, um, that I ran just as of August
[11:45] 31st, and I actually looked at it again, but in the, in the packet it was 2,015,
[11:52] and so, um, it was a little bit more than that when I ran it today. OK, so, so we're
[11:57] talking about moving a little less than half of our fund balance and as I understand
[12:03] what you've told me previously. Um, uh, uh, a substantial part of this
[12:10] shortage is expenses that we incurred in fiscal year 2526. But we will
[12:18] get reimbursed, and those reimbursements have not yet. Right. Yes, I've signed, um,
[12:25] I've signed several of them, and it just takes time for them to get that money back
[12:29] to us, but we should be getting that in the next few years. So we are temporarily
[12:32] drawing down our fund balance, but then when the reimbursements come back, the fund
[12:38] balance will be restored. And the other portion of this has to do with the purchase
[12:45] of the skid steer equipment. Could you explain again how that Uh, affected the year,
[12:52] the yearly budget, so the, the, the loan, the loan took place and the money was actually
[12:57] deposited in September of 2025. So I don't know how that process went. Um, but when
[13:05] the budget was adopted, it wasn't in there for that expense to be incurred, so the
[13:10] money went in FY 25 in September and then once the new budget started, the equipment
[13:16] was purchased, so that money effectively is part of the $2 million. The dollar fund
[13:22] balance that we have that just was deposited early and now we have the expenses in
[13:29] this year. I just wanted to be clear that that that the water department is self-sufficient.
[13:36] This is just a matter of Accounting for things within one calendar year when events
[13:44] kind of overlap before and after that year, yeah, and grants are there you can handle
[13:49] them several ways, and this is how the city of Chandler handles it. So, um, like
[13:54] I said, you can try to budget the best of your ability, but with grants they pop
[13:57] up and things like that happen, so you just have to be. You have to be glad you have
[14:01] the fund balance to cover it since you get free money. So, and do we know approximately
[14:06] how much reimbursement is outstanding for the, for the, uh, generator project?
[14:14] I believe it's 900 and. Let me look.
[14:27] 942,759 is what we're expecting next year. I mean for FY 27. So if we were to
[14:34] look at this from the standpoint of a of a business operation. In accounting that
[14:41] money might show up as accounts receivable. Yes, yes, it'll be, it'll go into the
[14:46] revenue and I budgeted already for what needs, and you'll see the budget amounts
[14:51] less because we're expecting money that we've already paid in the next year. So that's
[14:56] how that'll show up. Thank you.
[15:01] Any other questions about?
[15:06] That
[15:11] I move that we approve the fund balance transfer of 920,000 from the
[15:19] water department reserves to cover these expenditures. Do I hear a 2nd? I
[15:27] 2nd that. has been moved by Mr. Vallier and seconded by Mr. Hadnott, that we approve
[15:35] the movement of $920,000 from fund balance into to
[15:43] cover. Yeah, and I'll probably just put that into the grant expense line just to
[15:47] keep it clean and it'll still be negative right there, but it'll still raise that,
[15:51] the, the total overall for the rest of the budget. All right. All those in favor
[15:57] say aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? Yeah, I've, I've,
[16:05] Alright, 2. Consider and act on ordinance
[16:10] 0-2026-0925. An ordinance of the city council of
[16:18] the city of Chandler, Texas approving and adopting a budget for the city for fiscal
[16:23] year October 1st, 2026 through September 30, 2027. And providing that expenditures
[16:31] for said fiscal year shall be made in accordance with said budget, providing for
[16:37] repeal of ordinance in in conflict wherewith providing saving a savings clause and
[16:44] providing for effective date.
[16:49] Any comments you all have? Is, is this when you want me to talk about the budget?
[16:56] Is just kind of go over the highlights of it. Is this the appropriate time, or sure,
[17:03] OK, so I just have some points to make. Basically it's the same budget from our,
[17:09] from our meeting the last time. There were some changes that you all voted to make.
[17:14] So I'm just thankful that we have a budget and we're about to, about to adopt it,
[17:19] so. First, the, um, the trash, the revenue and expenditures removed from the utility
[17:27] to the general fund. There is a contingency line added to the general fund and the
[17:34] utility fund. The general fund's contingency is 24,500 and the utility funds has
[17:40] a contingency of 84,75207. Um, grant revenue, uh,
[17:48] was added in in expenditures so that we can maybe be on top of that this, this next
[17:55] year as more come up, like I said, we'll recognize that revenue. We'll put it in
[17:59] expenditures so that we can, can stay on top of that. The 5% cola is added. There
[18:05] were 3 vacancies that you all discussed, utility clerk, technician, and court clerk.
[18:10] Those were all kept at full time. And one, the utility clerk being frozen until further
[18:17] notice, you all decided you wanted to discuss that before that position was actually
[18:20] hired. The 2% above the cola was included for
[18:28] Brent in the utility department. Uh, Justin talked about the, the license that he
[18:33] has and so you all agreed on that. Um, there's a slight difference in the EDC, um,
[18:41] the transfer out is slightly different than the transfer in. That's not a big deal.
[18:46] It's like a $200 difference instead of changing all the numbers and contingency and
[18:50] all that, and it's because it was like it was last time I left that alone. It's not
[18:54] gonna, it's not gonna, it's not gonna be a big deal, but I did want to point it out
[18:58] that I do know that those aren't exactly the same. So overall, Fontenna is roughly
[19:06] 4.3 million. Fund 10 is 3,93,35902.
[19:14] Where are you at, please? I'm just kind of recapping how much the budget is overall.
[19:19] Um, overall we have about an $8.9 million dollar budget with all of the funds. There
[19:27] is a 489,000 discrepancy, which is the deficit. 473,000 of that is
[19:35] EDC. They, um, they budget using their fund balance so that if projects come up they
[19:41] have that. Most of the time they they don't use all of that, but we budget it so
[19:46] that they can have access to that if they need it. And then there we used. Fund balance
[19:53] for fund 70 to bring in some court technology money so that we could, it was in there,
[20:01] we just didn't budget for it until this year so we can do some upgrades to the courtroom
[20:06] and if things come up throughout the year, we can replace mics or do what we need
[20:11] to do there. And then the capital fund 50, we brought cash over so that the roof
[20:18] at we were given the OK. Um, Joseph actually spoke with someone that said that yes,
[20:24] those funds could be used. So we're gonna get the roof fixed at City Hall with the.
[20:31] I think it was 111 or 10, I can't remember on that one. Brought some cash over so
[20:36] that we can get the roof fixed so it will quit leaking, um. I think, I mean,
[20:45] those were all discussed last time. Um, if you have any questions, I'll be glad to
[20:50] answer it. As you know, the budget, um, is gonna raise less revenue from property
[20:57] taxes this year of 29,721, which is a 0.36% decrease from last year's
[21:04] budget. And the tax rate has gone from 0.488058 to
[21:12] 0.486284. There's a taxpayer impact statement that has to be included
[21:20] this year, so this isn't what's going to be put online and um. With with
[21:27] Laurie once uh you all adopt it of course I'll run it through the financial system
[21:33] print that out um and put the appropriate paperwork but the taxpayer impact impact
[21:38] statement is actually something new this year so that's in there so you all can see
[21:43] that um. So that the taxpayer can see what it does to uh a median homestead taxable
[21:50] value, the increase decrease in taxes so they can actually see that. So I included
[21:56] that. And That's a lot of information, but you all have looked at it several times,
[22:03] so if you have any questions, I'll be glad to answer them. And thank you for all
[22:08] your help and, and your work in it because you all have met with me and, and helped
[22:14] me throughout the process. So I appreciate that. Thank you. I have a couple of questions
[22:19] that um they're they're just sort of follow up items to what's here um.
[22:27] We, we identified as part of the process of budgeting for this year that there are
[22:34] several funds that have substantial amounts of money. That for whatever reason the
[22:41] city has never spent Um, I, I think the core technology fund we, we addressed,
[22:48] um, this year, um, but there's, um, I believe the number was $248,000
[22:57] in motel tax revenue that frankly we haven't figured out how to spend. Uh, there
[23:04] are, um. Regulations on how that could be spent. I'd, I'd like to ask if there are
[23:11] any specific plans underway to determine. How we could put that money to use for
[23:18] our city. I know Joseph has been brainstorming that, so I'm going to let him talk.
[23:26] There are some, uh, uh, programs that could be, uh, utilized for, for parks for that
[23:31] specific fund. Uh, I spoke with, uh, Austin because he has had some involvement,
[23:36] uh, with schools, uh, specifically the, the truancy fund, uh, has to be, uh, utilized
[23:42] in a way, um, where. It it helps with the kids basically
[23:50] and so maybe something in the parks where there's some kind of garden or some kind
[23:53] of utilization of that fund, uh, something that we've already discussed. On the and
[23:58] on the motel tax there's there's some gray areas and there's some loopholes I think
[24:04] we just have to be innovative and we have to to come up with a plan. That everybody
[24:08] can agree on that we can use that money for so um once the budget year starts we'll
[24:14] have more time to start looking at that um I didn't budget all that cash in there
[24:19] but it's definitely something that we can talk about and um and possibly bring in
[24:26] throughout the year if we if we need to do that.
[24:31] I'm sorry. Did you want to talk?
[24:34] Um, so on that, yes, um, it's just, it's difficult to find the things that we can
[24:40] spend that money on. It just, it just seems to me that Chandler is likely not the
[24:46] only small city in Texas that has one motel. And not a lot of The typical
[24:54] size kinds of projects that it has cities would use motel tax for, so there have
[25:00] to be, I, I believe that there's somebody in this state that's been smart enough
[25:04] to figure out how to use that money. Yeah, you have to, um, it has to benefit, it
[25:10] has to, you have to prove that it brought in revenue of some sort, um, and you have
[25:16] to tie that with, with the expenses. So we just, we just need to look at it, get
[25:20] with maybe some cities that have. Figured out how to spend that and maybe that TML
[25:26] meeting might be an opportunity to network with some other small cities. I, I just
[25:31] hate to see a quarter of a million dollars sitting in the bank, not doing anything.
[25:37] Yeah, and then we also want to make sure the way we spend it benefits the city as
[25:41] much as possible, you know, there's some advertising opportunities that maybe could
[25:45] be spent out of that fund, but that's a great point that, you know, we can network
[25:48] at TML with some of these cities. Are any of these, uh, funds sitting in interest
[25:54] bearing accounts? They all, yes, they all earn interest. Yes, the minimum. Yes, we
[26:00] need to look into investing. We do, uh, currently we do not invest any funds at all,
[26:06] um, so that's, that's a goal, um, to start looking into, well, that fund alone would
[26:10] qualify for a money market account which would pay you just right under 4% rather
[26:14] than the 0.78%. So all of these funds are in one account together with, uh, the exception
[26:21] of the LEOSE account. It's by itself.
[26:29] Any other questions?
[26:33] I, I'd just like to make a comment that, um, I know that um y'all have worked long
[26:39] and hard in this, in this product, and, uh, Um, starting with a blank slate,
[26:46] um, and, and first learning where your chair is and, um, getting a computer,
[26:54] um, um, just a tremendous task to undertake in just a couple of months after starting
[27:00] and, um, I would just like to compliment you for your, for your efforts in this product
[27:06] and, uh, the opportunity to have a balanced budget. Without a tax increase, without
[27:12] a water rate increase, without a trash rate increase is a tremendous accomplishment
[27:18] for the city, and you both deserve a lot of credit for that. Thank you. I think a
[27:24] lot of people had a hand in it though. I think it's, it's more than just me. I mean,
[27:28] the staff has been great. They had to do extra just so I could get this done and
[27:33] so, uh, Laurie and Jamie have been amazing tools for me and so they're very much
[27:40] appreciated as well. That's right. That's right. and, and Joseph, I, I know late
[27:47] at night you guys are both working on these because I got emails from you guys asking
[27:51] questions and back and forth 1011 sometimes and on weekends. You guys have put forth
[27:58] a monumental effort and I really, really appreciate everything you've done as well.
[28:03] I think, uh, I mirror everything that Mr. Valer says, absolutely. Thank you. All
[28:10] right, thank you. OK, so with that being said, any other questions? Any other comments
[28:16] at this point? Big breath. All right. So, um, Do I hear a motion
[28:24] at this time?
[28:27] I make a motion that we adopt the um Fiscal year 26-27 budget as presented.
[28:36] And do I hear a second?
[28:42] I have to read the ordinance. Yeah, where's this at?
[28:49] Well, no wonder you didn't speak up.
[28:53] Uh, I make a motion that we adopt the, uh, budget as presented fiscal year 26-27,
[29:00] an ordinance of the, uh. You want me to just read the ordinance number? OK, ordinance
[29:06] number. 0-2026-950925-A.
[29:15] An ordinance of the city of. Ordinance of the City council of the city of Chandler,
[29:20] Texas approving and adopting a budget for the city for fiscal year October 1, 2026
[29:26] through September 30th, 2027 and providing that expenditures for said fiscal year
[29:33] be made in accordance with said budget, providing a repeal of ordinances and conflict
[29:39] here with herewith providing a savings clause and providing for effective date.
[29:48] Alright, do I hear a second? I'll second what he said. OK. OK, it has been moved
[29:55] by Mr. Smith and secondly by Mr. Valera that we, uh, Accept the
[30:03] ordinance 0-2026-0925. All those in
[30:11] favor say aye, aye aye. You wanna post? Yeah ayes have it.
[30:18] All right. Moving on to #3. Consider an act on ordinance
[30:24] 0-2026-0925B, an ordinance leveling, uh, ad volum
[30:32] taxes for the use and support of the municipal government of the city of Chandler,
[30:37] Texas for the 26-27 fiscal year, providing when taxes shall become due and when
[30:45] shall the same shall become delinquent if not paid, providing. For a severance, a
[30:52] severability clause providing for a repeal clause and providing for an effective
[30:59] date. OK. All right. All of that. Alright, so any questions or
[31:07] comments about this? Staff, you all wanna Anything on that at this point? No. OK.
[31:15] This is effectively the no new revenue tax rate.
[31:24] Any comments? OK, so do I hear emotion then?
[31:30] I make a motion that we consider and adopt Ordinance 0-2026-0925-B.
[31:39] Keep going. You have to read it, you know. It levy and vendor tax for use
[31:47] in support of the municipal government of the city of Challon, Texas for the
[31:52] 2026-2027 fiscal year, providing when taxes shall become due and when they shall
[31:59] become delinquent and if not paid, providing for a severance clause, providing for
[32:04] a repealer clause, and providing for the effective date. You right here a second.
[32:13] A 2nd All right. It was Moved by Mr. Hadnott and seconded by Mr.
[32:20] Verriere that we accept Ordinance 0-2026-0925B.
[32:28] All those in favor say aye. Aye. Anyone opposed? The eyes have it.
[32:37] Number 4
[32:43] Consider and act upon a second reading of resolution number 2026-0908A
[32:51] authorizing a Type B economic development grant in an amount not to exceed 35,000
[32:58] to the city of Chandler for construction of a chlorinated building at the city's
[33:04] water treatment facility to support quality of life improvements and increased demands
[33:09] associated with planned commercial development. Now I have to read the resolution.
[33:14] A resolution of the city council of the city of Chandler, Texas authorizing a Type
[33:21] B economic development project of the Chandler Economic Development Corporation pursuant
[33:27] to chapter 505 of the Texas Local Government Code authorizing a grant in an amount
[33:34] not to exceed $35,000. To the city of Chandler for construction of a chlorinated
[33:41] building at the city's water treatment facility, making findings regarding economic
[33:47] development. Uh, quality of life and public purpose providing for compliance with
[33:53] applicable, uh, statutory requirements and providing an effective date.
[34:00] Did I do well, Rick? OK, thank you. All right. You did extremely well. OK.
[34:08] So, um, Do we need to ask Rick, do we need to ask any questions about this at this
[34:15] point, or we just need to vote? Uh, just vote on it, OK. All right. You'll, you'll
[34:21] need to, just what you'll do is you'll approve this second reading and then adopt
[34:25] the resolution just like you on the two previous ones. OK. So, we need to adopt the
[34:32] resolution. Approve the second reading and then adopt the resolution. OK. So, there's
[34:36] two parts to it. OK. OK. I make a motion that we, uh, accept the second reading.
[34:44] I'll second it. OK. It
[34:49] Make that all in one motion. You, you can do it just one motion, yeah, OK. And approve
[34:54] the resolution. I gotta read all that again.
[34:59] Oh, I got looped into that one.
[35:04] I make a motion that we, uh, Accept the resolution number
[35:08] 2026-0908A for the, um, Type B economic development
[35:16] grant in the amount of $30 not to exceed $35,000 to the city of Chandler. And
[35:24] And he said, I'm done. Is that good news? OK, I just wanna be sure. Alright. Alright,
[35:31] do I hear a second? OK, it's been moved and seconded by Mr. Smith and Mr. Van Am
[35:38] that we approve the second reading of the resolution
[35:43] 2026-09088. All those in favor say aye. Anyone opposed?
[35:51] Alright, the ayes have that. Alright, number 5. Consider and act upon the second
[35:57] reading of resolution number 2026-080908B authorizing a Type
[36:04] B economic development grant in the amount not to exceed $75,000 for the construction
[36:11] of a required deceleration lane and related access improvements associated with the
[36:17] chapter. 11 Stream LLC development on State Highway 31. And that
[36:25] is a resolution. Of the city council of the city of Chandler, Texas, authorizing
[36:33] a Type B economic development project of the Chandler Economic Development Corporation
[36:38] pursuant to chapter 505. Of the Texas Local Government Code authorizing a grant in
[36:45] an amount not to exceed $75,000 for the construction of a required deceleration lane
[36:53] and related access improvements associated with the Chapter 11 stream LLC development,
[37:00] making findings regarding economic development and public purpose, providing for
[37:05] compliance with applicable statutory requirements and providing an effective date.
[37:12] Do I hear a motion?
[37:16] I move that we accept the second reading and adopt resolution. Uh, number
[37:22] 2026-0908B. Do I hear a second? I second that. It's been moved by Mr. Vallier
[37:30] and seconded by Mr. Hadnott that we approve resolution number
[37:34] 2026-0908B and also accept the the
[37:42] second reading and the resolution. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Anyone opposed?
[37:47] Yes. Alright, number 6, get back down here. In between the lines.
[37:57] All right, number 6, went too far. Alright, consider an act upon the second reading
[38:03] of resolution number 2026. 908C authorizing a
[38:11] Type B economic development grant in the amount not to exceed $20,000 to assist shock.
[38:18] Custom Cabinet LLC with the cost of a required fire sprinkler system
[38:26] for a new 7900 square foot building for door assembly and storeroom space. Here's
[38:33] the resolution. A resolution of the city council of the city of Chandler, Texas authorizing
[38:40] a Type B economic development project of the Chandler Economic Development Corporation
[38:46] pursuant to chapter 505 of the Texas Local Government Code authorizing a grant in
[38:52] an amount not to exceed $20,000 to exist. Shock Custom Cabinetry LLC with the cost
[39:00] of a required fire sprinkler system for a new 7900 square foot building for door
[39:06] assembly and showroom space, making findings regarding economic development and public
[39:12] purpose, providing for compliance with applicable statutory requirements and providing
[39:17] an effective date. Any comments? Any questions? Do I hear emotion?
[39:27] We'll make a motion that we consider and we act upon and we adopt upon, upon reading
[39:31] this the second reading resolution number 2026-0908C.
[39:41] Do I hear a second? I hear a second. Nice. Alright. It has been moved and seconded
[39:46] by Mr. Hadnott and seconded by Mr. Vanier that we accept the second reading of resolution
[39:52] number 2026-0908C. All those in favor say aye. Aye. Anyone opposed?
[40:00] The ayes have it.
[40:03] I know it sounds crazy, don't it? Go ahead and say it. Go ahead and say it. It's
[40:08] too weak. It's too quick. Oh, go ahead and say it. I know it's not crazy. I can handle
[40:12] that. It's, it's not 10 o'clock. It's not 10. I know that's what I'm saying. I don't
[40:14] know if I can. It's hard for me to say. This meeting is adjourned y'all.