[0:00] city council representation to order and this is a pretty good reception on

[0:06] tuesday july 6th and so we have now

[0:13] pledge allegiance which will be led by

[0:21] romans to the

[0:29] under lord remember jesus

[0:35] christ i pledge allegiance to texas one state under god

[0:45] all right i have a pleasure to have allison bell from world church to

[0:51] provide the invocation for city council

[1:03] i thank you for all the members that are seated here

[1:07] to serve you and to serve our city and thank you for your weight

[1:10] raising

[1:13] [Music]

[1:17] father i pray that everything is said and done here today

[1:20] will be done in love and honor god i thank you for the camaraderie that

[1:25] i already feel amongst the people in this room and i thank you for your

[1:28] blessings on unity

[1:32] so father let everything that's done that we done for you

[1:35] we said for you and holy spirit we ask for um just supernatural wisdom

[1:41] and knowledge and innovative answers for problems that we face and thank you

[1:47] that that you give those and we're listening

[1:50] so far we incline our ear more than anything to you

[1:55] [Music]

[2:06] is there any visitors in the audience that have

[2:09] economics to city council on items

[2:18] we'll go on to presentations and we're going to do

[2:22] a proclamation we're dividing the first year so we're going to have a population

[2:26] for july as lions and parks

[3:00] in me as mayor of the city of lake jackson texas

[3:03] we're here by proclaiming july as parks and recreation month

[3:06] in the city of lake jackson

[3:10] in the city of lake jackson and urge our citizens of lake jackson to recognize

[3:14] the importance of our parks and recreation center

[3:17] whereas our parks recreation uh reparations are vitally important

[3:23] to establishing and maintaining the quality of life in our communities

[3:27] ensuring the health of our of all citizens and warehouse parks and

[3:30] recreation areas are fundamental to environmental welfare being of our

[3:36] community and whereas our parks and natural recreational

[3:41] areas ensured uh the ecological beauty of our community

[3:47] and provide a place for children and adults to connect

[3:50] with nature and recreate opportunities and we're at the city lake jackson and

[3:56] missouri county recognize the benefits derived from parks and recreation

[3:59] resources now therefore we the mayor and the city

[4:05] council of lake jackson we hereby proclaim the month of july

[4:08] it's parking recreation one listening lady jackson

[4:12] thank you

[4:18] um

[4:21] come on

[4:31] all right

[4:34] real quick if i can i just wanted to recognize the two staff members that

[4:38] came tonight first we have maui girl she's the civic

[4:41] center manager and we have mitch dooley who's our

[4:46] recreation coordinator he does sports and fitness programs

[4:52] they're both going to get good reviews for coming

[5:01] all right okay we're going to do a presentation of the

[5:08] 2021-2022

[5:12] the mayor council thank you tonight you have the staff's proposed

[5:18] budget that's required by your charter that is

[5:30] this is the hard copy we do have a workshop on saturday where

[5:34] staff gets to speak and go into detail

[5:49] uh changes that you see with um to quickly go over this has been

[5:56] you know a challenging year for almost every city in the united states

[6:01] the covet event really was had the impact on city budgets

[6:09] a lot more on others than you know cities that have depended on

[6:13] sales tax or i guess you know hotel motel

[6:18] visitations [Music]

[6:40] so this budget is really kind of a refocus and

[6:43] kind of restoring another budget and so in my letter sometimes it gets confusing

[6:49] i'll refer to this past year's budget but it'll also

[6:53] refer to the 1920 budget

[6:58] because in essence

[7:11] [Music]

[7:14] increase just because last year was a very prosperous function

[7:18] um the budget process starts you know gosh in november

[7:25] getting really break after september when

[7:29] our cover off and then that member staff starts all over again

[7:34] process and then we get cotton within your council

[7:40] in our january strategic plan process i think there's probably three priorities

[7:45] that can really hit upon the goal

[7:49] we need to increase our capital investment uh

[7:52] to help maintain our service infrastructure we want you to

[7:56] restore our operational clients uh especially when we decided to have

[7:59] protective water invested in our infrastructure and

[8:03] the last one we went to continue investing from employees so we could

[8:06] you know attract through train and retain our staff

[8:10] you know when you see our budget um from 70

[8:13] it was almost personnel we already service

[8:17] organization

[8:20] [Music]

[8:23] the next slide the general fund budget for proposal this year is

[8:27] a balance as required by law state law we're closing

[8:34] our expenditures and revenues at 22 million 474

[8:39] this is about 837 000 increase with his current budget

[8:47] but it's against 134 thousand

[9:01] [Music]

[9:06] is not supported by genesis it's from remedies generated for

[9:10] a water water steward bill and also on their sanitation beach

[9:17] highlights of the budget i'm recommending a

[9:21] 33.4 tax rate uh can't predict these uh restoration

[9:28] items that's about a half that is a little over a three and a half

[9:37] cent threshold um right but the reason why it's because we

[9:42] can carry over by increasing the previous year to the

[9:47] following years of course that may change as we will get

[9:53] our tax volume from the appraisal district

[9:57] to see if we have to make that adjustment these are still

[10:01] kind of estimates of working progress

[10:06] again 830 000 increase from the budget from the fy 2021 budget

[10:14] uh the big investments that we have we have proposing 4.2 million in cip

[10:20] projects i think you'll see that you know we discuss those in may

[10:25] and june for the half cent we're recommending a little over a million

[10:30] dollars worth of cash projects and then three and a half million

[10:33] debt insurance paid over ten years to do replacement of restrooms and playgrounds

[10:42] and so that's the size of an investment in those gta areas

[10:45] utility rate increase i'm proposing a 2.99

[10:49] per month utility rate increase that's combined for water to score for

[10:55] uh 5 000 which is about the average for us

[11:01] throughout the system uh residential sanitation rate i'm proposing also that

[11:06] if we go up a dollar 30 a month to 19

[11:11] right now at 727. and the commercial sanitation rates

[11:18] increased five percent two of the biggest costs that we had but

[11:21] then going into conventional opportunities

[11:25] the bwa grain increase of 18 cents and then also our

[11:31] grain increase for our landfill rates so that they decided

[11:36] impacting our budget and again the other portion of that

[11:40] was

[11:43] [Music]

[11:55] a rough summer from our cooler clients that uh

[11:58] one time on something that did not move you know

[12:02] and so we're regulated four percent when they get it back to

[12:06] our turn of our study progress we're trying to kill two percent of the market

[12:09] injection each year just to keep you know pace uh the market

[12:14] we're also uh recommended to restore our performance

[12:18] as well

[12:22] the revenue breakout um we are again we are not

[12:28] dependent on property tax so 23.7 of our revenue

[12:35] our other two line sharing where we get the sales tax those types makes up 30

[12:40] of our revenue stream and the industrial district

[12:46] so those three make up our primary revenues for us miscellaneous revenue is

[12:51] usually part of migration revenue and products

[12:56] [Music] then the last one is franchisees that

[13:00] has gone down a little bit due to

[13:06] overtime legislatures you know they changed

[13:12] a thousand dollars

[13:15] the other sizable component that we've really seen

[13:24] [Music]

[13:31] investments that

[13:46] the next slide when we talk about tax rates i wanted to show you in the region

[13:49] where we are i know it's always a sensitive subject

[13:53] for tax rates out of the region we are one of the

[13:57] lowest we are at this is really the recommended

[14:01] rate of 33.44

[14:05] and these are cities [Music]

[14:12] the woodlands is

[14:23] out of 90 cities in the state of texas we write 36.

[14:40] uh the next slide we talk about um i know i mentioned we

[14:47] proposed adjustments to our pay plan we also are recommending

[14:52] a couple of changes in their operating positions and regrades

[14:56] we want to restore parks ground keeper and

[14:59] the street drainage labor we had we flipped those during the year of

[15:04] other positions that we had unfunded and started out more mechanically

[15:09] destroying that one right now we're still running two

[15:15] positions unfunded and we're recommending to restore those

[15:20] we also eliminated four positions nursery

[15:24] attendance

[15:29] [Music] um

[16:00] recommendation comes from achievement is our emergency management coordinator

[16:08] [Music]

[16:17] the second is our administrative researcher sergeant who is uh

[16:23] dispatch and uh administrative families that that is

[16:27] integrated to lieutenant so it's two regrades but there would be

[16:33] no attitude personnel the last one the third one is a police

[16:40] officer that we've been taking off the street

[16:42] for the last couple of years regretting that to the sergeant uh

[17:03] personal journals

[17:30] we are using the 5 000 marker as our average but i want to show you

[17:36] the base bill you can see from our wastewater surgical

[17:40] baseball includes two thousand pounds of water

[17:42] uh we're currently in 27.35 [Music]

[17:58] what

[18:03] [Music]

[18:14] [Music]

[18:20] jump from 450 to 475 and over 20 000

[18:31] [Music]

[18:38] over the next several years [Music]

[18:49] [Music]

[18:54] especially

[19:08] slide you can kind um see

[19:14] the graph really paints the picture [Music]

[19:18] it seems kind of expensive where we are but

[19:21] when you look at it

[19:36] i also showed

[19:51] is retreating the other day for the city of houston

[19:55] the city of houston is around 76

[20:03] their council just adopted their organs over

[20:07] the next five years that same five thousand calories

[20:16] so they are moving their

[20:21] and that's really what it says all the cities

[20:25] are in the same boat infrastructure is expensive this is the utility fund is

[20:33] a lot different than the general price there

[20:36] the general hud is truly a service organization

[20:41] the price tag is people the utility fund is probably flipped

[20:49] 40 percent of people like 60 is the infrastructure

[20:53] for that cause

[21:15] last year understood advantage

[21:22] garbage rates the next one again from recommending a dollar thirty

[21:27] said increase a lot of infill rates you know four percent this year i

[21:32] thought it was 150 500 to that residential garbage rate

[21:38] right nine times per month the biggest thing that got hit with us

[21:48] you know late may is really the future closure

[21:52] of the recycling solution probably the main task for the next six

[22:01] months with staff

[22:20] [Music]

[22:34] so expect several workshops um

[22:43] [Music]

[22:52] right

[23:05] um the next slide just to finish out some of the other

[23:10] funds uh the economic development fund again i mentioned we're going to do a

[23:14] little over the dollars worth of cash projects

[23:17] and this year we did no projects with everything in this project so

[23:20] it's kind of a little bit of a pent up demand for catching up for a year of

[23:24] doing their project and then issuing some tap we've been

[23:28] trying for so long to do a lot of projects cash that was uh

[23:32] method of current methods as much dash as we

[23:36] can but we just have not been able to tackle

[23:41] this pressure and a lot of people didn't know this is a good opportunity

[23:49] we have debt coming off in a couple of years uh golf course in 2023

[23:55] so the funding window looks good right here

[23:59] at the beginning of next year

[24:10] [Music] how we fund those we've done this from

[24:18] here and saying he's going to transfer something

[24:21] to make those transfers uh which is two pots of money

[24:28] and do a lot of projects on cash [Music]

[24:42] [Music] utility projects i'm sorry for the

[24:48] agility then the 2021 bond project that was made

[24:54] by the voters uh this year we had that broken up into

[24:58] three phases

[25:11] [Music]

[25:17] [Music]

[25:26] the downtown

[25:34] with that project these projects other cip projects and

[25:40] the multi-year

[25:59] [Music]

[26:08] then the other one that we have not the staff who's already discussing several

[26:13] projects i've mentioned [Music]

[26:22] regenerators

[26:29] [Music]

[26:37] [Music]

[26:47] they're not specifically asking for project approval from

[26:53] [Music]

[27:00] then giving every city the ability to ask for that reimbursement

[27:04] is improvement and they'll also just have that cost

[27:08] and it's been very easy to submit those and we get those

[27:12] reimbursements so what we'll see is in essence at the end of the year

[27:17] we'll see our budget

[27:46] they've given us a much easier path [Music]

[27:58] the last one is

[28:06] is that our budget workshop uh we'll miss

[28:09] the aem on saturday or july 10th and it's very quick

[28:12] usually we give you a book [Music]

[28:20] we had to speed up the process just because of the new

[28:23] legislation that calls for us to you know

[28:26] have all of our ducks in a row

[28:39] so that's why the calendars so we'll spend the day i'm going to

[28:48] change the presentation up a little bit

[28:54] and hop over the budget

[29:11] [Music]

[29:34] um the budget could not be done you know again

[29:38] it's a year process and probably the most important uh

[29:41] component again is the strategic learning

[29:45] portion of that the council you know january february timeframe this is a

[29:51] guided post

[30:06] focus online items focus on infrastructure

[30:10] we wanted to so we've run with that and then the department had spent

[30:18] a lot of

[30:21] going time the numbers trying to be as conservative as possible

[30:25] watching their expenditures now we have great incentives watching their

[30:30] budget because they know we watch your budget

[30:33] then that money those [Music]

[30:47] i have to mention we could not do not do the budget without received

[30:53] miss truly mr wilford john williams the sport

[30:58] and also

[31:03] this way is really kind of our first kind of time to do it

[31:09] as a unique team until it's a personal experience

[31:20] [Music]

[31:31] 64. 64. 65. 65. so 65

[31:39] pages shorter than last year it doesn't mean that

[31:43] by hiding anything

[31:59] the whole goal is to try to make it more accessible and more readable

[32:12] sometimes

[32:28] [Music] appreciate the presentation just a quick

[32:38] question uh are we posting the craft

[32:50] and i always recommend to folks that ask questions about the budget is that

[32:55] place to talk to start is at your manager's message

[33:02] it gives you a well a very good overview of where we've been

[33:05] and where we're headed with this gadget so

[33:15] [Music]

[33:23] all the way through this budgeting process there will always be an agenda

[33:26] item on future agendas uh to allow

[33:30] input from council on these kind of changes to the agenda

[33:34] and then also since it is an agenda item it is an opportunity for

[33:38] citizens to speak during that region so if you do see something in the

[33:43] regular agenda and you through the budget you have a question about it and

[33:47] you want to come to council about it please do

[33:49] and you have that opportunity at that point of the agenda

[33:55] that's it sir all right thank you very much

[33:58] all right we're gonna move on with uh tonight's uh agenda

[34:01] we have next item designed to the declaration of conflict of interest

[34:29] as listed uh we have imc's discussion this

[34:34] ordinance for the this annexation of the mackerel natural gay

[34:42] subdivision 777 county road 698 second and i indeed as a reward a one-year

[34:50] extension to laptop chemical company for zinc

[34:55] ortho phosphate uh contract approximately

[34:58] 500 gallons

[35:09] if not i'll take a motion on these

[35:14] percentages [Music]

[35:24] all right moving on to regular candidate for this one this is going to be item a

[35:30] which is discuss and consider requests for a public improvement

[35:34] district for northwood edition uh

[35:38] which is an addition of 404 homes and the vessel will lead us out and greg

[35:44] jackman

[35:46] yeah at the last meeting we kind of gave a

[35:50] high level overview his staffs

[36:03] [Music]

[36:09] educating us on that

[36:14] [Music]

[36:23] one for reimbursement

[36:31] initiated in this regards

[36:49] [Music]

[37:14] [Music]

[37:26] [Music]

[37:40] milford last time kind of explained the pit

[37:43] overall and now we're just specifically needing to come to y'all

[37:49] for the direction they'll move forward on

[37:52] phase four uh there is a time you know we do have

[37:56] to move forward so we're not asked for that

[37:59] i guess yes or no today but as long as we know

[38:04] once we have this then we the details will be

[38:07] as projected so a couple things you want one there's a typo it's

[38:14] 108 lots

[38:26] municipal utility districts first one i think

[38:30] georgetown michelle creek basically that was

[38:33] for the very large infrastructure cost that couldn't be

[38:38] afforded by the developments and development could be done that was in

[38:41] the kid was really that's the same thing

[38:45] except smaller and it's simpler and then there's also

[38:49] you're doing it our way particularly no reasonable bonds

[38:53] to the city right the person that's paying the

[38:56] assessments what it is only the person buying that property

[39:02] so we know as builders that we have uh that's when the initial room except

[39:08] because all of a sudden they got into the session

[39:10] [Music] a year and that's the same thing that

[39:15] happened in fairland and sure

[39:20] clear way and now basically

[39:25] when you're buying a home and new

[39:31] [Music]

[39:41] and everybody loves it because we keep them or the hoas doing a great job that

[39:45] had a little culture right they did man for the hoa manages themselves and

[39:50] future um i've given you okay cool there's the

[39:55] bullet point that i have said so kind of a simple deal to go through that

[39:59] the cash flow pay as you go was simply that a simple way to assist

[40:05] residential development development with no risk no cost

[40:09] to the city or arrest any front directory

[40:14] the what you mentioned about the city bond

[40:18] is the more typical and kind of got a history on

[40:21] kids the kids really started they're not here

[40:24] they're not old they started in maybe 2008

[40:28] okay and they're mainly around in dallas they're very hundreds and hundreds of

[40:32] them around houston they weren't as common in the

[40:36] very beginning 80 percent of kids were

[40:41] cash flow pits like that now that's split

[40:44] about 80 percent under the bond because most developers

[40:48] are obviously going to be like so i was just staying

[40:52] with a with the catcher so personal box uh second one is just kind of describing

[40:57] it's a simple it's a set amount the assessment does not change can't

[41:03] change and can be paid back at any time

[41:06] and that is that but it's just 1260 that every household depending on the value

[41:17] and as the value of the homes go up then actually the effective assessment

[41:24] period

[41:26] so that never changed there is there's an actual set amount

[41:31] of the assessment for each home which is right around that you got sold on one

[41:35] document but 22 000 for a lot

[41:41] roughness brokers you had mentioned last time which is effectively the case

[41:45] so developers now the with the land development the land

[41:50] development cost have gotten so high they're just deferring

[41:53] part of the payment so it's literally taking twenty two thousand dollar dollar

[41:57] lot cost and spreading it over time that three

[42:00] and a half percent interest at a guaranteed

[42:02] payment that can be paid off if you don't have some

[42:05] it's not common i thought it may be more when people come in because it's known

[42:10] you know you know add that to i want to i'm paying

[42:24] this is just information we think the avatar

[42:27] in northwood is probably going to be around 600 maybe a little more

[42:31] so that's just some tremendous night tax value for the city

[42:35] plus residents school kids tax increased tax or sales taxes

[42:43] we're working right now the the with brewery county

[42:46] uh they will be the collector it's a line item that they'll put on their tax

[42:52] roll comes in and then that money was

[42:55] actually sent to graystone accent to angleton on this

[42:59] could be central jackson and then there's one check per

[43:02] year

[43:05] um in talking with uh tripp davenport that does a lot of the

[43:11] bond deals he's he just mentioned something

[43:15] that's surprising he's doing they're doing 36

[43:18] cities currently in houston that's common about

[43:22] they're making 40 50 cities and balances

[43:35] [Music]

[43:38] uh [Music]

[43:44] so just it's a it's a very common practice that's being done

[43:51] [Music] and then um we mentioned at times about

[43:56] the whether the buyer beware

[44:00] there's going to be an issue it just it can't it's so

[44:04] well documented all along whether it's the current sale or the music uh

[44:11] and i just mentioned at the end that hoa kids must be very common there's not

[44:15] commonly laid back but they're certainly

[44:19] the mud i called earlier to find out i don't think we have any

[44:24] number the new so northwood 4 is going to be competing against

[44:30] new hamptons right now there's six of them

[44:34] all of those updates remove all the lakes when it does come hopefully

[44:40] soon it's going to have a mud it'll be larger than this kid

[44:48] i don't know the details

[44:55] so that's um that's kind of our deal um i think that's it

[45:02] if you have any questions

[45:11] [Music] the first one and i'm in the process the

[45:18] first one i've done was rickshawn you know but the people that i had on

[45:24] our team which was hall hill now uh another gentleman tim green

[45:30] and even

[45:35] [Music]

[45:45] the daphne or north side 111 lots similar to it's more it's similar to

[45:52] what we did in crete city that's next part of lot sizes and prices

[45:56] more fluid is just going to be the extension of what makes

[46:04] we've got the cost for northwood aside from the property

[46:08] uh just the street mobility and all of that costs plus

[46:12] the

[46:26] to provide more attention to me that flooded parking

[46:30] because because everybody knows north korea not being in the flood drone

[46:34] technology

[46:37] but good news for the north of the people you'll probably know this because

[46:40] they've gone out they're individually getting these locks taken out because of

[46:44] their ocean right

[46:47] they've put the plates on and they're able to take knives very close

[46:53] but this phase one

[47:08] to the fire [Music]

[47:14] if i can handle that um yes uh scott bingham with college hill

[47:20] associates out of houston we specialize in those cultural

[47:23] districts we have what's called a notice of

[47:26] purchasers which is just like what you find in a water district so

[47:30] what will happen is smoothie whether the lots are taken down by the

[47:34] builder i don't know are you developing are you building all

[47:37] of them okay so there'll be something in the contract

[47:41] that says you have to disclose the kid

[47:45] and they'll actually provide the notice and bridge will hand that to the

[47:48] homeowner and say you have to have this

[47:53] [Music]

[48:04] people

[48:25] okay and if someone decides they want to pay their kid

[48:29] they're essentially in a rear to cover taxes because it's a lot of

[48:46] and i've

[49:05] [Music]

[49:13] [Music]

[49:26] which is good

[49:42] uh

[49:51] and then there's also the option of the third part right correct

[49:55] so what happened

[50:10] the tax office

[50:16] they've already said uh they're going to build new higher and it's a

[50:20] 32 cent that's their typically and they charged

[50:30] [Music]

[50:38] in the city

[50:47] [Music]

[50:52] they think

[51:18] one of the things that uh

[51:21] you know i'm talking about the third party versus you know going through

[51:24] accounting and stuff and it's it's obvious that the third

[51:27] party is rapid pure age doesn't it is there a reason

[51:32] for that to go into third-party collection i i

[51:36] can't imagine the only time i've heard about it is the one county that won't do

[51:40] it well we had to use a private collector

[51:42] in league city

[51:48] and

[51:54] but yeah i think one of the reasons why it's something that someone is

[51:58] looking at just asking questions about is because what if you

[52:02] do that you the city becomes less involved than if you do it during

[52:08] the county because in the city and so forth

[52:13] we're not sure how that other part right the city would still have to

[52:18] take your revenue or establish a good random account from the state statute so

[52:22] that it would be privately collected and

[52:30] regardless

[52:38] and what we do is that once there's enough money in the account

[52:42] there'll be a development agreement within the city and gradually just

[52:45] declines roles and they'll say before we pay anything

[52:50] we're going to have a secret revolution [Music]

[52:54] and that's once we establish that balance and everything

[53:06] [Music]

[53:24] [Music]

[53:40] so i'll i would do all i would bring to staff all the petitions ordinances

[53:45] public carry notices the city secretary will need to have

[53:50] a role in the petition in his or her office for public inspection

[53:56] you have to write a publicary notice you know paper

[54:00] the city has a public hearing established with the kids

[54:03] with paperwork yes

[54:08] so what happens uh accounting is agreeing to correct attacks

[54:14] down the road company says okay it's too much trouble we're not going to do it

[54:18] so what happens what could go in the city

[54:22] now they have to worry about a private connection would you say

[54:25] the rate of recovery is 88 for example so now the city gets more

[54:31] involved it's more work for the city instead of getting a 100

[54:36] collection rating is now private right and you're spending what

[54:41] organizations yeah so anybody that was in their

[54:46] assessment payments

[54:49] the length of taxes

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[55:17] that the homeowner had to take

[55:26] [Music]

[55:46] agreed to

[55:50] [Music] yeah but that's a good question and

[55:55] we're working with with the majority county men but

[55:58] obviously they shouldn't have been breathing too

[56:02] they're fixing to take on eight ten twelve years it could be four

[56:07] to fifty soon i don't know a reason to say

[56:11] when the individual drop that one or drop them all

[56:14] i don't know why they would be there now there were one county that wouldn't

[56:18] collect is that dallas town or is that am i getting that right okay

[56:22] someone told me yeah but for and i don't no one really knows

[56:26] why travis kind of

[56:32] uh but there's you know it's it makes it much more seamless it's very you know

[56:38] especially just the county taking in the moment

[56:41] right they normally do and that

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[57:11] the city the city would be doing the third party party uh

[57:14] i guess registering it and then sending it out with the county

[57:17] they get from the county just like the factory

[57:20] so if everything works right like our county taxes right

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[57:59] [Music]

[58:06] ability to have the liberty to pay it off with any kind of opportunity

[58:10] right now start to finish their introduction to the kids

[58:25] [Music]

[58:46] as soon as you start seriously doing anything but it's all nothing like it's

[58:50] actually put in there they got it like there's a lot of mud no

[58:53] that noise isn't offensive established

[58:58] so for example johnny said

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[59:17] to come up with a difference so what's our livelihood what's the city library

[59:21] the development agreement will specify that that rent is entitled to

[59:25] the revenue that's actually collected solely from consolation

[59:37] the development agreement clearly says reggie if you perform and put an

[59:41] infrastructure in we will collect we will levy and cessna

[59:44] collect your behalf but there's nothing about making up the

[59:48] difference or anything you know that's what's collected

[59:54] the key part is the city be required to litigate and try to collect on

[1:00:02] the pin money question what you're saying is true yeah

[1:00:06] so you would not be able to pay any difference but

[1:00:09] we have to act on the behalf off the pin and go after them

[1:00:17] that's my question because that's that changes the whole different perspective

[1:00:22] right so the there'll be a lien established

[1:00:25] via the assessment coordinates that goes in place

[1:00:29] prior to a home being built there so that establishes that the city could

[1:00:34] for whatever reason you know after seven years of non-payment could go in and

[1:00:38] potentially foreclose on that property for non-payment

[1:00:52] [Music] just

[1:01:08] is

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[1:01:21] that came up about the possibility of legality right if you have debt out

[1:01:27] and then you're not going to make your debt service payment because you have a

[1:01:30] lot of payment yeah then i assume you're going

[1:01:32] to have well no i mean what his simple deal was or his deal

[1:01:36] was that this developer this came up and that developer put a set amount

[1:01:41] in an account which was actually 30 dollars in anything in

[1:01:44] that amount that stayed for just what you're talking about

[1:01:48] litigation purposes and that didn't he didn't get

[1:02:01] that's what my concern is because you know you're sitting yeah it's creating

[1:02:04] the spirit and they have to go collectively right the money is going to

[1:02:08] involve some legal assistance so

[1:02:12] if tim is good with that i'd be really over

[1:02:16] the same time where a little

[1:02:32] is

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[1:03:00] the policy of the city or the municipality created

[1:03:03] one of the things is that there would be an escrow it's going to be set

[1:03:07] established for certain situations no question but on top of it what can you

[1:03:11] talk about is an identification

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[1:03:48] but you only start receiving checks after the first house itself

[1:03:51] after the third house and after that first year

[1:04:10] you're still letting dresses here you're still on

[1:04:14] for the whole thing that's why somehow i made it

[1:04:17] similar to the turtle debris right i put that bridge

[1:04:21] nowhere the city was painted with blackwood city

[1:04:24] that was only attacked right but if we built the bridge and no one in baltimore

[1:04:30] i had a bridge

[1:04:49] oh

[1:04:52] okay um so from that point forward any time the whole home is sold there's

[1:04:58] no fee that's definitely a lot of times

[1:05:03] accounting it's just one time

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[1:06:16] is

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[1:06:44] yeah yeah for you know going back to day one once

[1:06:51] this goes forward and you can just say that and you know you're talking

[1:06:55] you're calculating things off with homes being sold for six hundred thousand

[1:06:58] percent so again when you're ready to sit down

[1:07:02] and go forward with this you're gonna have to come up with

[1:07:06] an estimate of what the value of the homes are gonna be so you can determine

[1:07:10] what the fees are

[1:07:54] you have to weigh in these different marketing calls

[1:07:58] again what's the pit coffee mug props for me next one development they're

[1:08:01] going they go in one and it's like okay this

[1:08:04] pitch or this mud when i build on that it's going to be

[1:08:08] 2500.

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[1:08:23] as you can which is you know that's when you're off the money that's not

[1:08:27] nothing that's one thing but then but the person knows if you're

[1:08:32] going to live in this is one of the only places where you build a

[1:08:35] good lake

[1:08:48] okay so i still have a couple of questions okay

[1:08:52] okay so the the assessment is about the city of lake jackson okay

[1:08:59] so five years down the road the house goes up for sale they do a

[1:09:07] title search when they do the title search it's going

[1:09:10] to say the city of lake jackson has a lien on that house right

[1:09:14] it's it's going to say

[1:09:18] northwest state's publicly so to get the

[1:09:24] payout from that plane they're going to call who

[1:09:28] they typically call the tax office or the city and then they refer them to

[1:09:33] me and i do an amortization schedule saying

[1:09:36] i show them what their principal outstanding principal balances and then

[1:09:39] if they want to pay that off they come down they can't go to the

[1:09:42] county they come to the city and they write a check for their principal

[1:09:45] mountain which goes into the county

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[1:09:56] you know but y'all the cities just refer everybody

[1:10:15] well you don't actually have to finally it's it's

[1:10:18] by passing the assessment ordinance it attaches

[1:10:26] it still goes to the county to be filed as a lien

[1:10:30] on that piece of property so that the pilots have just done

[1:10:34] religion

[1:10:37] that's it it's not paid right every time it'll show that you're in a

[1:10:42] public improvement so it's every time the house is solved

[1:10:47] with the environment and that will show that's going to show

[1:10:52] up are you asking to remember this

[1:10:56] question does the lien happen at the very front and it's always there until

[1:11:01] it's paid off but does the lead only happen

[1:11:03] if you miss no it's it's always there and so when we

[1:11:06] when the assessment ordinance is brought to council it says

[1:11:10] by passing this there's a first prior lien effect

[1:11:14] so i talk to a lot of title companies a lot of real estate agents because there

[1:11:19] is some confusion initially when the

[1:11:22] pitcher starts they catch on

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[1:11:39] me but it's mainly the inquiry because we get

[1:11:42] calls all the time on crashing the weeds or something

[1:11:48] and they they call us to get the payoffs somebody's buying the house and they've

[1:11:55] done tile search we have a link they call us to get the

[1:11:58] pay off the link so the same thing's going to happen

[1:12:05] when i go on my house on langley street

[1:12:22] and one other thing man like hras and i think

[1:12:25] that that's going to be common knowledge one thing

[1:12:29] so when that sale is happening they're going to mainly call the talking

[1:12:33] the top company's going to know the details to and immediately everything's

[1:12:37] going to be referred to that because hra gets

[1:12:40] involved on what this is your hand which means that you probably won't

[1:12:44] really use it they're not saying what you thought

[1:12:47] you won't have much you won't have to do anything but mostly phone calls

[1:12:54] that's what's happening in the trumpet the city doesn't really get involved

[1:12:58] i shouldn't have shouldn't really ever have to

[1:13:12] that we looked at last time was you know

[1:13:30] foreign

[1:13:40] so this is probably where we're going is

[1:13:58] but yeah

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[1:14:12] we give directions to staff do you work with um

[1:14:15] with your company and um

[1:14:36] not only you but for everybody else that's really true but if we just say

[1:14:39] we're going to do it then we'll treat everybody clearly as they come

[1:14:42] through and you know we've got some good examples

[1:14:45] and again i think from your input and stuff like that i think staff could move

[1:14:49] through the first draft and yeah we were going to develop

[1:14:54] the policy

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[1:15:20] they're developing one right now so we did three or four

[1:15:24] and then they couldn't approve them fast enough and then they said

[1:15:28] let's let's have a call they were doing

[1:15:36] it

[1:15:49] but again you know the city's favorite cities are real

[1:15:53] well the probably doing in hamilton is that the property that you owned

[1:15:58] already

[1:16:01] and then you mentioned that uh and you said you can say you're going through

[1:16:06] this you said that you're only going to bet you you're only going to build

[1:16:11] but you're only going to build a half the result to somebody that some

[1:16:15] other builder is going to go to the rest somebody breaks down no

[1:16:18] in here well that's the plan yeah the partnership is the same

[1:16:21] great song it's actually the same partnership i used in the fruits act

[1:16:25] which was the reader it's actually two different

[1:16:28] john weaver and bobby uh in graystone john's

[1:16:47] but uh no this thing this would do the great stone definitely custom builders

[1:16:52] definitely a custom platform that's one of the biggest names we've

[1:16:55] had in anchorage we need this flood everybody's on without everybody's going

[1:17:00] to come in with the 40 45 foot box

[1:17:05] they're going to be six or eight track drill

[1:17:08] for production builders in anglican within

[1:17:11] three months every one of you heard the casserole

[1:17:28] um

[1:17:43] i can reach out to sue darcy who worked with um

[1:17:52] see if she has specific tips she'll

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[1:18:23] but you know i mean if you're buying a house you you have a center attorney and

[1:18:26] you have a fire attorney and your work things out now one thing i need to do is

[1:18:31] they hatched around with these pits for a

[1:18:34] long time trying to understand and recently they hired what they call

[1:18:38] p3 right it's pretty awesome rubric austin that specializes

[1:18:42] in handling kids four cities the guy's name john snyder that runs it

[1:18:47] and they're inaudible

[1:18:51] but i i mean i'm just saying whatever you want to do there's there's plenty of

[1:18:55] people that could consult you that's it if we can

[1:18:58] just leave it in the hands of minister and staff if he needs help

[1:19:02] coming back to us

[1:19:23] for five years in the hotel if the hotel tax reimbursement does not

[1:19:28] reach uh two million seven hundred fifty thousand dollars

[1:19:32] by february 20 32 for sure

[1:19:52] um and this would be an automatic extension if he doesn't make his goal

[1:19:57] five minutes of private the end of 2052

[1:20:02] then it medical education for five years myself

[1:20:09] and um and then um this is my gallery concerned about he

[1:20:16] didn't have [Music]

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[1:20:30] uh

[1:20:38] [Music] that anytime there was a problem of not

[1:20:44] having 243

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[1:21:06] this is a third minute hotel occupancy tax free trading

[1:21:09] car home car enterprise management llc

[1:21:40] i have a motion uh by mr ross and in a second

[1:21:44] by uh

[1:21:48] any further discussion on this item on fair say

[1:21:51] hi

[1:21:55] let's davos on to the food and we're going

[1:21:58] to see

[1:22:04] food truck courtyard concept standards

[1:22:12] good evening mr man members of council uh we wanted to talk today a little bit

[1:22:16] about what a food court would look like the types of things that

[1:22:19] the city would want to see in the food court and how a food

[1:22:25] court would differ from the standpoint

[1:22:29] uh food truck not beyond any other lot in tennessee

[1:22:34] so the purpose obviously is to bring food trucks to a centralized

[1:22:41] area providing a unique experience for patrons it also allows us

[1:22:46] to kind of control in some regard where

[1:22:49] those food trucks are located it doesn't necessarily control the

[1:22:53] number of food trucks that could be uh operating inside the city jackson but

[1:22:58] it gives us a good place to have a variety of

[1:23:02] food trucks coming um we also want to perhaps discuss

[1:23:08] some ordinance changes that could affect food trucks or

[1:23:11] as they're building their ordinance more than the elements

[1:23:15] because we could possibly have these pretty cool

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[1:23:33] yes sir that is correct so one of the things that might be discussed

[1:23:36] is licensing from a truck maybe a little relaxing position for

[1:23:41] someone who needs to to not push them towards the food court

[1:23:46] but all

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[1:23:56] um so let's talk about a couple of definitions real quick because they will

[1:24:00] pop up in the presentation the commissary or

[1:24:02] central preparation facility is a food establishment where the mobile handyman

[1:24:07] goes to take on fresh water supplies empty waste water

[1:24:14] and other ingredients uh texas food assessment rules

[1:24:19] which is down at the bottom establishes rules

[1:24:22] as they designated by law by the texas state health services does require

[1:24:29] every food or truck to have a commissary director a mobile vetting unit obviously

[1:24:35] is a truck cart trailer the built-in modifier

[1:24:38] service and the grease interceptor is the

[1:24:41] holding device used to capture

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[1:24:51] so some of the things that might be considered is which resulters

[1:24:55] would allow it currently i would think that we would look

[1:24:59] at zones similar to those that would be a lot of past three drive-thru

[1:25:03] restaurants which is currently just the b1 and b2

[1:25:07] designing districts b1 obviously is the

[1:25:11] neighborhood business we talked a little bit ago a few weeks

[1:25:14] ago about what types of businesses might fit into

[1:25:17] a v1 um

[1:25:21] establishment b1 does allow foreign [Music]

[1:25:39] in the ordinance it should be a matter to allow the use

[1:25:42] or part doesn't need to distract you

[1:25:46] kind of a similarity and then of course something to consider

[1:25:51] the separation from residential zones or

[1:25:57] that is already consistent with other types of events

[1:26:04] so t for texas food attachment rules requires that

[1:26:10] every local venue will be inspected by the city

[1:26:13] now it also states that the mobile vehicle can't

[1:26:16] be inspected on site they actually have to come to the location where the city

[1:26:20] designates currently we do it right here at city hall

[1:26:23] that means that when it's time for their inspection they have to either come from

[1:26:27] from where they're coming from whether it's houston uh sugarland some other

[1:26:31] area or if it's a local business pick up from where they are come over

[1:26:36] here to the inspection that allows us to not only do a

[1:26:41] comprehensive overview as to the trucks and roadworthiness but

[1:26:46] also make sure that it actually does remove

[1:26:55] [Music] for the workers not necessarily for

[1:27:01] patrons but foreign

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[1:27:17] a tcq requires that all grease weights are built through a grease interceptor

[1:27:22] uh every restaurant in lake jackson has one

[1:27:25] they're required to report things uh the empty numbers resource sectors plus and

[1:27:30] humane convenience

[1:27:34] it looks something similar to the diagram on on the screen

[1:27:38] the grease comes down through the inlet pipe and then

[1:27:42] enters the first chamber which separates grease from the water

[1:27:46] then as the level of the inner sub horizons

[1:27:49] transfers through the bypass type into what would be the clear water side

[1:27:53] a lot of times grease gets in there too there's a little

[1:27:57] very abuse at the top and then it goes this allows us to capture the grease the

[1:28:03] fast breaks before it goes into our cemetery sooner um years

[1:28:06] ago i asked the superintendent of the weight of the

[1:28:10] utility department about how much money the city spent

[1:28:12] manually

[1:28:19] obviously we're going to try and reduce that

[1:28:22] through inspection of current recent receptors that are in place

[1:28:26] but also to make sure that motivating needs are using those interceptors

[1:28:30] through very impressive communities possible so one of the things that

[1:28:34] the requirement is to do is have an agreement with invocative establishments

[1:28:40] for use of the research center to dump very brief ways

[1:28:43] one of the things we don't have control over is

[1:28:47] when we do it or how we do it we're introducing grease

[1:28:51] through the manual at the top and defeats the purpose of

[1:28:55] that first unit it has to come in through the

[1:28:58] left pipe could come in through the clean out um

[1:29:02] most of these are designed to restrict the flow of grease so that can be

[1:29:05] managed by the interceptor but they just

[1:29:09] introduce the people to the top of your label a lot of that

[1:29:12] grease is going to be in the second chamber

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[1:29:19] uh also they do have other ways to water on board too

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[1:29:36] some of the things that we would think that would be required

[1:29:39] everybody would like to see immediately between the park would be

[1:29:43] on-site restrooms trash receptacles in a screen dumpster area

[1:29:47] on-site parking and because you provide anti-parking you

[1:29:51] have to have a certain number of accessible spaces

[1:29:54] um we'd like to see the make this park on a hard surface

[1:29:57] not just mass filtering or sorry not not gravel or some other

[1:30:09] [Music] um obviously you know signs and banners

[1:30:14] would be something we have to talk about we'd like to see them have on-site

[1:30:17] seamless of course

[1:30:22] uh the fire marshal's office and i have discussed the space in between

[1:30:27] because these are the gas systems trucks so that would allow us to

[1:30:35] kind of uh um not regulate the used spaces to design this in such a way

[1:30:43] that's been

[1:30:46] compliant [Music]

[1:30:54] and then parking is something to consider our current

[1:30:57] ordinance which puts fast food and drive-thru restaurants

[1:31:03] into a high turnover type establishment would require 15 parking spaces per

[1:31:10] thousand square feet of restaurant

[1:31:14] dining in this case if we assume that your standard food

[1:31:21] truck requires a pad of 24 feet or 12 feet

[1:31:25] is that pretty consistent for you yeah so that kind of if we have six spaces on

[1:31:31] site that comes out to 728 square feet we divide that by the 15 i came up with

[1:31:37] 26 spaces if we were considered a fast food truck

[1:31:56] um

[1:32:10] is no sir again we're looking at at each

[1:32:15] food truck having space if you will 24 by

[1:32:19] 12 which i should probably put that calculation up

[1:32:24] but six food trucks at 24 by 12 equals 17

[1:32:28] so that's taking into account we have six

[1:32:32] years

[1:32:38] um

[1:32:43] that's the entire purpose here uh wonderful city

[1:32:46] west fresno texas they said as an alternate method three parking

[1:32:51] spaces per food

[1:33:06] court would be that you have one location with multiple choices

[1:33:10] it um you draw people to lake jackson you might otherwise

[1:33:14] find somewhere else if um one of the arguments that you're going

[1:33:19] to see out in the different communities is that

[1:33:22] functionally privatized economically

[1:33:29] it provides dining areas to areas with limited options

[1:33:33] and there's a lower

[1:33:45] and then it can cause

[1:34:02] because the

[1:34:15] it does allow us though

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[1:35:12] um

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[1:35:26] the concept as it's been presented to me would be that each

[1:35:31] of each um the plumbing in the in the mobile plane here there's two different

[1:35:37] systems there is a resistor and the removal of black water

[1:35:43] black water is is in between um watching this in some of the great water

[1:35:49] activities black waters food preparation

[1:35:54] how do you designate

[1:36:14] another benefit of having the centralized space that

[1:36:19] could provide uh waste circuits waterproof

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[1:36:36] um

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[1:36:50] here [Music]

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[1:37:19] issues that i've seen with regards to one very popular taco truck that was set

[1:37:26] up later on in uh forest others was the fact

[1:37:30] that because there was a lot more tropical

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[1:37:47] magnitude you know positive things talk to several

[1:37:50] global like brick and mortar style christmas and

[1:37:53] they were in favor of that they think they could convert their business so

[1:37:57] that would be a greater nice thing to have after

[1:38:00] the

[1:38:05] my question was uh these people uh sales tax that's connected to these

[1:38:10] they bought it they're like they're from the principal

[1:38:13] they would all the sales tax on the sales can go to friendzone

[1:38:16] nothing like jobs

[1:38:20] my understanding of the private commerce class is that

[1:38:24] you are taking your sales taxes in the jurisdiction which you are

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[1:39:41] uh so other considerations which um food trucks for a food truck car

[1:39:48] park sorry um bronte commissarier which would be a covered area for

[1:39:54] cleaning supplying the servicing of the food truck

[1:39:57] the outside resource sector with respect and resources

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[1:40:39] playground area noise generation proximity resolutions and properties

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[1:41:30] where

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[1:41:44] system

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[1:42:12] uh that up

[1:42:37] uh we do currently use a inspection form that's mandated by

[1:42:43] the department of state health and state health services so all food

[1:42:47] mobile communities are inspected using really different

[1:42:54] uh and one thing that had been brought up

[1:42:57] is perhaps

[1:43:02] we not even agree with so much but if we felt that new jurisdictions had probably

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[1:43:22] inspections

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[1:44:02] another way that council could keep a little bit more uh tight rain on

[1:44:09] this as we can bring it in as a special news awesome

[1:44:19] yeah so that way they would have to come to council anytime

[1:44:22] one would want to come in and be established we have to come to council

[1:44:25] councils you know we've got three of them already

[1:44:29] side by side [Music]

[1:44:40] [Music]

[1:44:47] it just forced comment feedback on what you're presenting here i appreciate what

[1:44:49] you presented and i think he's presented a lot of good things uh and

[1:44:53] there's a lot of good things that i personally

[1:44:55] would like to see and i like the concept that i think is already discussed is

[1:44:59] that the idea of setting up where you have

[1:45:03] you know good value and uh having requirements where

[1:45:08] you know very easily have to have power with them

[1:45:11] for no generators because you get away from

[1:45:15] the safety the noise having you know those

[1:45:19] generators operating with people standing around and phones out there

[1:45:23] you know it's outdoors and it's there's not moving people can't

[1:45:26] get it's an explanation so just a lot of things you brought up i think

[1:45:30] are good things uh uh the on-site commissary stuff you

[1:45:36] mentioned it's it could also be time saver for

[1:45:38] further staff right now because right now that they're having to go

[1:45:42] which one says they've got agreement with xyz

[1:45:45] and you're from texas [Music]

[1:45:54] yeah just uh

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[1:46:11] i think if you've done i think if you died very well i think it would be

[1:46:14] uh something that would be beneficial to the community

[1:46:17] [Music]

[1:46:22] the council wants to report then we're going to put

[1:46:37] let me obviously

[1:46:51] all right jeremy's back in the discussion considering

[1:46:55] what did you submit to the voters at the future election

[1:46:58] the sale of parkland parker located at 818

[1:47:02] lake road which is uh 489 and three acres lake road which is from

[1:47:09] that six five seven craters where exactly

[1:47:14] we have our map here yeah so um actually can you go to the

[1:47:24] there should be another overview of the whole part

[1:47:31] so um timber creek bar complex is actually made up of

[1:47:36] uh five different parcels these these are kind of cut off in here that's just

[1:47:40] uh lake road and um timber creek driving you first get past the

[1:47:46] treatment area here and then continue on lake road this is where the current

[1:47:52] little playground is and then across from that is the the

[1:47:56] other lot that we're talking about which this is like

[1:48:01] right here

[1:48:08] so this area here is the largest parcel it's 11

[1:48:15] 11 and a half acres a lot of this has this tree forest area but down here on

[1:48:21] the southern area there's a big wide open area and that's where we

[1:48:26] are the planet is to remove this playground

[1:48:29] it's really small it really doesn't meet the needs of the

[1:48:34] community so we're we're we're going to be removing that

[1:48:37] and installing a larger playground down here at the bottom of this area

[1:48:42] and eventually the plan is to put a nature trail through here

[1:48:47] and so this area really isn't um you know isn't ideal for park use for

[1:48:52] the playground with the park because it's right on that busy road

[1:48:56] and it'll just be empty space now so the first board i'm recommending to bring a

[1:49:02] council that suggests putting that out to the

[1:49:06] voters to see if they are interested in putting that

[1:49:09] property up for sale and then the proceeds from that would go

[1:49:13] towards going through parks fund to

[1:49:17] help the development here or maybe some development

[1:49:21] overall all that money would stay in that north department

[1:49:25] whatever that thing is

[1:49:34] for example some of those fees funds that come from that to put in

[1:49:38] the lights out at the football team that [Music]

[1:49:53] so this is kind of a close-up this is a high-tech uh mapping that i did here at

[1:49:58] the future nature trail this is about the area the playground

[1:50:02] will go in and this will be a paved sidewalk up to that uh up to the right

[1:50:07] there yeah so

[1:50:22] well

[1:50:36] yes

[1:50:40] yeah but probably the one question that we can answer that i have not thought

[1:50:44] about is that for those who

[1:50:49] live next door [Music]

[1:51:04] it probably will [Music]

[1:51:17] yeah this is a half an acre this is

[1:51:33] and one yes one here and then one point nine six or almost

[1:51:39] [Music] just for discussion purposes

[1:51:44] that uh since you have to have a public hearing in june

[1:51:48] i assume to get the property of price to sell it

[1:51:52] the last day to order elections for the november is

[1:51:55] august 16th so i don't think your question comes in no

[1:52:01] i mean it's on the it's on the council communication so i just wanted to let

[1:52:05] you know that to know that you'll be going to maine yeah yeah we

[1:52:08] were people we talked to them

[1:52:17] but i do think it's definitely fine um yes you do not need an appraisal pricing

[1:52:23] the council may want to talk you know

[1:52:28] two homes [Music]

[1:52:39] the default rule for this here i guess would be r

[1:52:45] we have default rules and places for various zones right we sell it

[1:52:48] r1 is already

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[1:53:10] is

[1:53:21] [Music]

[1:53:44] [Music]

[1:53:53] so the question is do you want to go forward with uh

[1:53:57] [Music] well the council wants to do that though

[1:54:03] i guess we will bring this back but i mean i guess we'll be bringing

[1:54:07] back as early as possible

[1:54:11] or in february

[1:54:17] okay you would need to have all of everything ready because the last day to

[1:54:21] order an election from may is probably i'm thinking it's your

[1:54:26] second meeting in february you would have to have your second reading of your

[1:54:29] ordinance so you're gonna do this you probably

[1:54:32] shouldn't have everything done by january

[1:54:38] [Music] how many public hearings do you have to

[1:54:43] have just one i mean i'll say you know

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[1:55:02] i suspect me personally and a lot of my neighbors who

[1:55:06] drive out every day and don't use it that much we'd much prefer um

[1:55:10] to use any money we could generate by the sale of this in the

[1:55:14] to the revitalization of the initial even construction of

[1:55:17] not just the park but maybe the nature trail i know it's been on

[1:55:21] convention a long time too a little the strip connecting

[1:55:25] strawberry to timber creek because that allows that whole other group

[1:55:28] to reach this awesome park space that we have without having to walk down the

[1:55:32] lake which is not a way that people should be walking

[1:55:34] around so we turn that money into something like that

[1:55:37] would be much preferred at least

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[1:55:57] [Music] rather than set on it we'll probably

[1:56:01] work on it as soon as possible

[1:56:14] all right motion and seconds uh discussion

[1:56:22] welfare say hi hi hey thank you

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[1:56:33] all right let's go on to [Music]

[1:56:40] justice um yeah we had of course we are

[1:56:46] recipient of the governor's achievement award

[1:56:50] yes in november we were informed by txdot

[1:56:56] that they had gone up and did we had our normal

[1:57:01] 3d sculpture for three the corner here and 332 came in and

[1:57:10] it was approximately three hundred thousand dollars

[1:57:13] well it was actually more than that but yeah

[1:57:18] they had asked me

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[1:57:37] was already retired but um [Music]

[1:57:41] you know worked with mr balls for trying to come up with

[1:57:45] they did they submitted that to tech stocks

[1:57:50] and they had

[1:58:01] for me

[1:58:08] it really ties into a little bit of kind of the emblem work that we

[1:58:12] did at the rec center

[1:58:17] the water jetting

[1:58:23] [Music] it's tough to see it here but they

[1:58:29] probably won't be able to see it from

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[1:59:02] no no i think i think it's still um you know the base has stayed the same

[1:59:07] and i still think it's a lot easier to concentrate on two pictures

[1:59:12] and it's angled enough

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[1:59:34] [Music]

[1:59:40] [Music]

[1:59:53] the project scopes and stuff have been there

[2:00:05] our project is more than just this area it's also replanting you know trees that

[2:00:12] are falling a lot of the trees taking some are

[2:00:24] necessary

[2:00:36] [Music] updates

[2:00:52] is that tomorrow we will be opening dates on the

[2:00:55] online project we'll see that all right

[2:01:03] [Music] all right move on to i have to create

[2:01:20] thank you he worked really hard no it was uh yeah what you've been doing

[2:01:25] here

[2:01:28] catherine gayle brooks 1970s

[2:01:41] [Music] thank you very much

[2:01:53] [Music]

[2:02:03] have uh we um a great time at the concert

[2:02:06] fourth of july and uh

[2:02:09] great time i didn't know we had to come out from africa

[2:02:16] thank everyone

[2:02:24] [Music]

[2:02:34] [Music]

[2:02:44] summer concert series they pulled it out and

[2:02:47] it really had really great compliments on it i hope we can

[2:02:50] continue to have conversations with t-mobile and get them to come back and

[2:02:54] help us with that again next year and the other

[2:02:59] thing was uh real quick is there's something

[2:03:03] in my community that have been notified last week it was about uh an outage uh

[2:03:08] sharepoint outage uh that was in their neighborhood which is around

[2:03:11] uh phantom fitness sets up that area back behind there

[2:03:15] that if you if it impacts you you've gotten a letter from them and it

[2:03:20] was a move from last week to this week where i just got a call earlier

[2:03:24] before we stepped in here for some point saying that they've rescheduled it

[2:03:28] because of the weather and stuff and they when they do have a reschedule

[2:03:32] with the contractor they'll send out the letter

[2:03:34] communications at the end but they've already set proposed so a lot of the

[2:03:37] work is going to be less than what they expected in the past

[2:03:40] we're expecting up to eight hours of knowledge and how they don't expect to

[2:03:44] be that long because it's just basically where we are so

[2:03:48] just an fyi to the community uh that's all i have everything are you

[2:03:54] doing

[2:04:03] we'll all be here this week ronda we got you one as well

[2:04:07] uh last minute so i should have them at some point next week and i'll send you

[2:04:11] guys the attempts they'll be here by friday

[2:04:15] this friday so i'll have them ready for you for pick up next week whenever you

[2:04:18] want to do a wardrobe mandatory wardrobe

[2:04:24] [Music]

[2:04:36] yes all right we're going home

City Council July 6, 2021

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