City Council Regular Meeting

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Agenda

[19:37] CALL TO ORDER

[20:28] INVOCATION/PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

[20:51] ROLL CALL

[21:11] CITIZENS TO BE HEARD Per Live Oak City Charter Section 2-21.5 (1) Live Oak Municipal Code: The rules of courtesy are adopted for persons in attendance at all meetings of Council include: "Those signed up to speak under Citizens To Be Heard shall be called upon in the order that they have registered. No personal attacks shall be allowed by any speaker." Section 2-21.1 - Preservation of order includes: "The mayor shall preserve order and decorum, prevent personal references to Council Members or impugning of other members’ motives."

[21:17] CONSENT AGENDA

[21:40] September 13, 2022 (Special) and September 13, 2022 (Regular)

[21:54] Presentation for Proclamation for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month- Mayor Dennis

[23:33] Proclamation for National Night Out and National Crime Prevention Month, October 2022 – Chief Hopper

[26:44] Proclamation for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, October 2022 – Chief Hopper

[28:47] Proclamation for Fire Prevention Week, October 9th through October 15th, 2022 – Chief Surber

[30:56] Presentation of Community Service Awards for Board & Commissioner Volunteers – Ms. Lowder

[34:38] Presentation and congratulations to Al Hollins and the Jaguars for 25 years of Service to the Youth in our community – City Council

[37:22] Discussion and possible action to appoint/reappoint three (3) primary members and one (1) alternate member with expiration term of September 30, 2024 and appoint one (1) alternate member to the Planning and Zoning Commission with expiration term of September 30, 2023– Mr. Garfaoui

[41:32] Discussion and possible action to appoint/reappoint one (1) primary and one (1) alternate members to the Board of Adjustment with new expiration term of September 30, 2024 – Mr. Garfaoui

[42:47] Discussion and possible action to appoint/reappoint four (4) primary positions, appoint/reappoint two (2) alternate positions to the Parks & Recreation Commission with expiration term of September 30, 2024 and one (1) alternate position with an expiration date of September 30, 2023 – Mr. Wagster

[45:37] Discussion and possible action to appoint one member for Place 1, re-appoint one member for Place 4, and one member for Place 5 to the Ethics Review Board with an expiration term of October 30, 2024 – Ms. Goza

[47:55] Discussion and possible action to approve a Resolution for submission of a Grant Application with the State of Texas Office of Criminal Justice Division for rifle shields and all associated actions therewith on award

[51:27] Discussion and possible action regarding the approval of the first reading of a Resolution authorizing expenditure from the Economic Development Corporation funds for the purchase of water rights in the amount of $300,000.00. -Ms. Lowder

[52:42] Discussion and possible action regarding the approval of the first reading of a Resolution authorizing expenditure of $100,000.00 of Economic Development Corporation funds for Visual Improvement Program applicants for FY 2022-2023- Ms. Lowder

[54:50] Discussion and possible action regarding the first reading of a Resolution authorizing expenditures not to exceed $150,000 from the Economic Development Corporation funds for the purchase of 5.515 acres of land on Miller Road for future expansion of Woodcrest Park - Ms. Lowder

[1:01:49] CITY COUNCIL REPORT

[1:05:34] GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR CITY COUNCIL AND STAFF

[1:11:35] ADJOURNMENT

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[0:05] Okay, I know some people. I have one person.

[0:11] Okay, no, if that's, yeah, I don't have any

[0:32] Thank you.

[0:33] Thank you.

[0:34] Thank you.

[0:36] Thank you all.

[0:37] The very best to you.

[0:45] I don't know anybody here.

[0:49] I think I have one person in the office.

[0:52] I think the line bar was trying to get him.

[0:56] They don't.

[0:59] Oh and how I hear.

[1:00] The line bar.

[1:00] you're not hers.

[1:01] You're daughter Dylan, still right?

[1:04] No.

[1:06] They're 35 percent of your sponsor.

[1:08] Oh, cut.

[1:08] I don't know.

[1:11] So you don't know anybody here?

[1:14] You don't own a she's to?

[1:16] Oh, landmark.

[1:17] Not just a guy.

[1:19] Not us.

[1:20] Oh, look.

[1:21] You're gonna go somewhere.

[1:23] I don't know anybody here, client.

[1:27] You know, from the video, I know, over other than the one part.

[1:33] Right?

[1:42] I don't know, but maybe, what are the things that you have?

[1:49] But I'm thinking somebody close, like, who wants to be finished?

[1:54] I don't know if the insurance has a lot of gopher.

[1:58] The university is good.

[2:00] Oh, find out.

[2:01] Okay, I don't know.

[2:02] But I just wanted to.

[2:03] I appreciate it.

[2:04] No, but I don't.

[2:04] Okay.

[2:05] If you don't have any money for this.

[2:07] Yeah.

[2:08] Okay.

[2:09] I need you now.

[2:20] Okay.

[2:21] Okay.

[2:22] Okay.

[2:23] Okay.

[2:24] Okay.

[2:26] Yep, I think that agreement from Valerie, okay, go.

[2:31] Did you get your phone?

[2:32] You're going to take it off?

[2:33] They're good.

[2:34] Chuckie.

[2:37] And your shirt.

[2:39] Oh, it will be known as your date.

[2:45] I think you.

[2:46] Thank you.

[2:47] How about for some for the TMO conference?

[2:59] I don't know if you want to, you don't have a bad name, let me do that.

[3:08] I will be right now.

[3:09] I don't know, you may see.

[3:11] I know.

[3:12] I only see you up here, but..

[3:13] I know I'm going to have a girl.

[3:15] How can I be honest with you?

[3:17] So, women are these...

[3:19] I've got an old record.

[3:21] You just, the part, you know, actually, like, executed on it.

[3:24] And the old record...

[3:26] Yeah.

[3:27] I still can't, you can't.

[3:28] Golf or whatever.

[3:30] And I was like, whatever I was doing, serious.

[3:34] Not to get afraid of me.

[3:37] It's a Saturday, good crowd, it's packed the street, it's packed a little bit later,

[3:47] we have a band, a little bit of litter, we don't do that, that's seven, that's seven,

[3:53] they're right, they're right

[3:58] you have a couple chances to get through the network

[4:02] the milk how many of you have had?

[4:11] 3 of you have had 4 of you?

[4:12] wow

[4:14] I'm a bit embarrassed

[4:15] I'm a bit embarrassed

[4:19] I'm a bit embarrassed

[4:23] I'm a bit embarrassed

[4:24] I'm a bit embarrassed

[4:32] ried.

[4:33] That's about that.

[4:35] What's your heart?

[4:38] It is very money, right?

[4:43] They all have some ideal background is kind of so new.

[4:48] So it vintage and train me great.

[4:51] So it works very easily with you.

[5:54] I have to hurry

[6:14] up, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up.

[6:15] Is there a lot of things in

[6:20] life that I wanted to do, but I used to look like a thirteen-year-old,

[6:23] throwing cows off the air after they were coming, you'd hear about this for three years old.

[6:30] For a while, as long as it's hard time, we had one full time.

[6:35] Oh, never for you.

[6:36] For this day.

[6:39] Okay, that I, as a deal.

[6:41] What was that, a six-pound kid?

[6:50] I had to pay attention, I asked him what was in it, as you were under several cases.

[7:03] One time I had to be in there.

[7:04] what's the name of the city?

[7:05] it was nice to be here

[7:06] it was nice to be here

[7:07] what's the name of the city?

[7:09] yeah, but how's the name of the city?

[7:14] yeah, it's kind of...

[7:17] some cities but then we

[7:25] have...

[7:25] yeah, yeah

[7:26] they're in Marston City

[7:28] what's the name of the city?

[7:29] it's the city of trying something

[7:29] that's the name, and COVID

[7:31] thank you very much

[7:33] okay, I'm a city attorney

[7:34] thank you

[7:35] thank you so much

[7:37] yeah, that's

[7:48] it

[7:48] okay, I'm excited

[7:51] yeah, what is the name

[7:55] of the city?

[7:56] I'm

[8:00] staying now down here to stay

[8:01] do you

[8:47] open your booted?

[8:48] I know, everybody's having a booted key in my e-mail.

[8:50] You can have a throw-it for me.

[8:55] You know, they can't even get your bank.

[9:02] You're the best.

[9:05] I wish they had different views.

[9:07] Sometimes, I'm wonder how we ever did without the

[9:30] cardis of the cash.

[10:19] There's one way to close it.

[10:29] Keep that in mind for what it is.

[10:31] That's 7V-a-a-7V.

[10:34] It's a little bit easier to call it 7V-a-a-7V.

[10:37] I think that's what you're going to do with presentation, right?

[10:44] What's the presentation for God's sake?

[10:51] After all, what's the preparation?

[11:15] You know,

[11:31] it's so hard.

[11:32] That was 9 o'clock.

[11:33] 9 a.m. is over 9 a.m.

[11:36] It's so hard.

[11:55] Are you settling it okay?

[11:57] I'm going to use the Santa Tuffy Ausser.

[13:40] I know, that's so cool. That's true. 100% true. That's so true. Yeah, that's so true.

[13:47] Did you guys make any of this?

[13:56] Yeah.

[13:57] Yeah.

[13:57] I just like,

[14:09] happy like a very, super close.

[14:12] Talking to, yeah.

[14:14] No.

[14:14] It's just like you have to be in the center.

[14:17] Just for this city.

[14:18] Yeah.

[14:19] I have to go here and start.

[14:26] He's got to give him this paper.

[14:30] He's got the shirt.

[14:31] It looks just like you.

[14:33] I know it's a T-lick.

[14:35] She's like, you know,

[14:44] she looks like she likes Max.

[14:47] I'm not in my country.

[14:50] Not in my country.

[20:10] The city council, city of Live Oak, Texas, today, Tuesday, September 27, 2022, at 7 p.m. I'd like to welcome the council, our audience, our staff, for being here this evening. As we call the meeting to order, we will begin by observing a moment of silence, and that will be followed by the pledge of allegiance, please.

[20:30] Please, due

[20:41] to the flag of United States of America, I am to the republic for which it stands,

[20:52] liberty and justice for

[20:59] all of you, Councilman Morgan.

[21:01] Mr. Morgan, I hope City Council placed one present, Mayor Dennis.

[21:05] I can never follow that. I'm talking here, ma'am.

[21:07] Friends here.

[21:09] Thanks, sir.

[21:09] We're all here.

[21:10] And Dennis here, thank you very much.

[21:13] Moving now to item 4, which are citizens to be heard, Ms. Gosa.

[21:17] There are no citizens to be heard.

[21:18] There are no citizens to be heard at this time. Thank you. Moving now to item 5, consent agenda. Motion to approve. Second.

[21:25] I have a motion to second by Dr. Perez.

[21:28] We'll begin with you, Councilman Morgan.

[21:30] Morgan for on.

[21:31] Press 4.

[21:32] Motion to approve.

[21:34] And it passes 5-0. Thank you.

[21:37] Item 6. Special consideration. Item A.

[21:40] Presentation for Proclamation for National Press Cancer Awareness Month.

[21:45] I'm going to ask Dr. Perez if she will read the proclamation for us, please.

[21:49] Yes ma'am.

[21:50] Whereas October 2022 marks more than 30 years of the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

[21:56] has educated women about early breast cancer detection, diagnosis and treatment.

[22:01] And whereas the National Breast Cancer Foundation mission is to provide health and inspire hope to

[22:06] those affected with breast cancer through early detection, education, and support services.

[22:11] And whereas the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month empowers women to take control of their own health by educating them about their body and providing important breast cancer resources.

[22:22] And whereas National Breast Cancer Awareness Month is a chance to raise awareness about the importance of early detection of breast cancer.

[22:29] Make a difference. Spread the word about mammograms and encourage communities, organizations, families, and individuals to get involved.

[22:37] Now therefore be it proclaimed that the City of Live Oak does hereby recognize October 22 as a national breast cancer awareness month and ask all residents to join in this worthwhile cause to celebrate successes and memorialize those that lost their battles.

[22:55] And just so y'all know it also affects men as well. It's not just women. It's all y'all are shaking your head great. Should be men included as well.

[23:04] Well,

[23:08] it was a moment when I get finished handing out the ribbons.

[23:24] We'll just get up.

[23:36] Mayor Proto, would you read the next item and listen to it going?

[23:39] National item?

[23:40] I'll read it.

[23:42] I'll read it.

[23:44] Copy that.

[23:45] Mayor.

[23:48] Item 6B.

[23:50] Proclamation for National Night Out.

[23:53] Whereas the National Association of Town Watch is sponsoring a National Nationwide Crime Drug

[23:58] in violence and prevention program on Tuesday, October 4th, 2022, entitled National Night Out.

[24:04] As well as October being National Crime Prevention Month, the 38th annual National Night Out provides

[24:10] a unique opportunity for the City of Live Oak to join forces with thousands of other communities

[24:15] in Texas and across the country and promoting cooperative police community crime prevention efforts.

[24:22] And, whereas the cornerstone of the Live Oak Police Department has built upon crime prevention philosophy

[24:27] in the city of LIBO plays a vital role in assisting the police department through its support

[24:31] of crime prevention initiatives and programs.

[24:35] And it is essential that all citizens be aware of the importance of crime prevention programs

[24:39] and the impact that their partnership can have in reducing crime and enhancing the quality

[24:45] of life in our community.

[24:47] And whereas effective crime prevention programs succeed because these partnerships between law

[24:53] enforcement, communities, and individuals as they help to nurture civic responsibility

[24:58] and instill community pride.

[25:00] Now there for our Mayor, Mary M. Dennis, as here by Proclaim October 22nd as Crime Prevention

[25:06] Month.

[25:07] It's Tuesday, October 4th, 2022, as National Night Out in Live Oak, Texas.

[25:12] Call upon all citizens to invest in the power of prevention and work together to make Live

[25:18] Oak one of the safest cities and Texans.

[25:19] Any

[25:23] low-cat members are welcome to join us.

[25:31] You know, we're getting ready.

[25:33] We're getting ready.

[25:33] And like it.

[25:34] So you've found us.

[25:36] You'll know.

[25:36] I mean, somebody should also know.

[25:37] I think that way.

[25:39] Yeah.

[25:39] How do you know that?

[25:40] I don't know.

[25:41] I don't know.

[25:43] It's genetic.

[25:45] It's genetic.

[25:46] It's genetic.

[25:49] It's genetic.

[25:50] All right.

[25:51] Well, I don't have panoramic guides.

[25:53] I'm out.

[25:54] I'm out.

[25:54] Yes, yes.

[25:56] You love it.

[25:57] You want to leave?

[25:59] Mr. Mario, can you give him a smile?

[26:01] Great, you guys are we here?

[26:06] Yeah, we look like a family.

[26:07] All right.

[26:09] You're right here.

[26:11] Rough smile.

[26:12] Rough smile.

[26:15] Okay, I guess.

[26:16] Yeah, okay.

[26:17] Oh, you're just small.

[26:20] She's got power.

[26:30] I just want to say to everybody next Tuesday, you know, we'll be out and about, and

[26:36] after nine out, and we'll be in different parties throughout the city.

[26:39] We look forward to it every year, and I'm a gruff, you know, we've got to have good food

[26:43] from a gruff, you know, all the way through.

[26:45] he's my kind of micro. All right, thank you. And the next item, please, is it domestic violence?

[26:55] Item 6-C, Proclamation for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, whereas domestic violence

[27:02] impacts countless Texans without regard to age, race, religion, or economic status.

[27:14] As victim

[27:15] children and entire communities and whereas domestic violence does not

[27:21] discriminate and touches all communities, regardless of age, race, disability,

[27:28] gender identity or socioeconomic status and whereas research shows that by

[27:34] creating communities where people are connected, supportive and care for one

[27:39] and other can reduce incidents of domestic violence and whereas the Live Oak Police

[27:45] Department cooperates with the Barrett County Community Advocates to enhance services

[27:49] for domestic violence victims through our crime victims' liaison.

[27:54] Now therefore, it resolved that I, Mary M. Dennis, Mayor of the City of Live Oak, do hear

[27:59] our proclaim October 2022 as domestic violence awareness month in Live Oak, Texas and call

[28:07] on all citizens to join me to do our part to stop domestic violence by advocating for victim

[28:13] rights and by holding abusers accountable for their actions.

[28:17] your

[28:46] alles is

[28:47] on the at sixth

[28:57] five

[28:57] 21 week

[29:03] we're at the city of

[29:05] import

[29:05] was committed to ensuring the safety and security of all those living and visiting and sitting

[29:09] live on Texas, whereas fire is a serious public safety concern, locally and nationally,

[29:16] and homes on the locations where the people are the greatest risk from fire.

[29:20] And whereas live on residents who have planned and practiced a home fire escape plan, I'm

[29:25] more likely to repeat that and will therefore be more likely to survive a fire.

[29:28] And whereas smoking smoke alarms cut the risk of dying in reported home fires in half and whereas

[29:37] the 2022 fire prevention week theme fire won't wait, plan your escape,

[29:42] effectively search remind LIBO citizens is important to have a home fire escape plan.

[29:47] Therefore, Mary M. Dennis, the city of the mayor of the city of LIBO,

[29:50] So, do you hear Brian Klan proctor in October 9th to 15th, 2022, is by ever mentioning throughout the City of Lano, and Rachel?

[30:14] So fire won't wait, plan your escape, that's her, that's her. That's her thing this year. That's good, that's good.

[30:24] No, I'm kidding. After all those hundred people in there down in really. Thank you, sir. Thank you. Thank you.

[30:33] Thank you

[30:51] all very much. Thank you council for your assistance with those

[30:53] proclamations and thank you all for helping out with that. Now we will move to

[31:01] item E which is presentation of community service awards for board and

[31:07] commissioners, volunteers. Mr. Mario award our president of our parks and

[31:12] wax please come forward.

[31:17] You can introduce all of your folks.

[31:23] May your members of the City Council and the City Administration were excited to serve

[31:29] the City and I'd like to introduce our all our works and recommendations stand and

[31:35] I like for them to do is come down so we can get a photo please.

[31:41] We'd like to all come up forward at this time.

[31:46] We'd like to ask Jimita Woodall for commissioners

[32:00] Angela Bonnie Dorfie blind to

[32:13] need to have

[32:14] service. Well, not just on the Parks and Recreation Commission. It serves on low cap,

[32:19] the Humane Society, and all of you know all the work she puts in the hours, countless hours

[32:25] for the city. She'll be ending, she serves since 2018, September. It's four years on the Parks

[32:32] and Recreation Commission, and we appreciate her inside her wisdom, her guidance and things. I

[32:38] know she'll be volunteering in all the different capacities. So we'd like to recognize her today

[32:44] for her, her, her, just diligent work and all of that.

[32:48] Al Hollens too has been on the commission and

[32:51] the recreation commission.

[32:53] I don't know if you like to come up

[32:54] and they're just, I know you're working out here.

[32:58] Yeah, I just, you're one of our former commissioners.

[33:02] I'll give you another one.

[33:04] On behalf of the City of Live Oak Parks and Recreation Commission,

[33:09] we'd just like to say thank you for your four years of

[33:12] for dedicated service, and we look forward to working with you.

[33:16] I think we've got something to do.

[33:17] Yes, on behalf of the City Council and all the residents of the City of Live Oak,

[33:22] the Parks and Rec Commission, we'd like to present you with this plaque that says

[33:25] in recognition of Janita Woodall for our dedicated service to the City of Live Oak

[33:31] on the Parks and Rec Commission 2018 to 2022.

[33:35] Here you go.

[33:37] And we also have a beautiful Miss Plan for you.

[33:42] I know you like land so we'll get a picture with that.

[33:47] Yeah, I do.

[33:48] All right, everybody right here.

[34:20] Hey, Ms. Dunita, when she came, I remember the first time she came to

[34:24] council is the first time I remember.

[34:26] She was here for another issue, but we knew she was a great person to have and we

[34:30] wouldn't let her go.

[34:31] And so thank you for your hard work and dedication to the residents of City of

[34:37] And that will take us to our next item, which is Item F.

[34:42] Presentation and congratulations to Al Hollins and the Jaguars for 25 years of service to the youth in our community.

[34:50] I know his family and some coaches are here. We're going to ask them to come forward.

[34:55] Mayor Pro Tem and I, Cymix and I were at the app rally that they did a couple weeks ago.

[35:01] And they also made a presentation themselves to the City of LIBO.

[35:04] And we have a lovely plaque here, and I have to tell you, I have never seen Councilman

[35:09] Simmons and it's moved like he did.

[35:11] He was dancing some kind of way, so don't ever let him tell you that he cannot dance.

[35:17] So we're going to ask Mr. Hollins and his family and the coaches and those associated with

[35:22] the Jaguars, because what they have done these 25 years has really made a difference in

[35:27] the lives of so many of you that have gone on to do great things, and that discipline,

[35:33] and the love that they show to the youth

[35:36] have really made a difference in our community.

[35:39] So we appreciate the hard work.

[35:41] And I don't want to not mention this wife

[35:43] who was always there just making sure Miss Al

[35:46] was doing the right thing and doing taking care of this.

[35:49] And so we honor her tonight, even in her memory.

[35:53] So we're going to come down and counsel

[35:54] will come down with me because this is

[36:06] even have their own personal photographer's door

[36:08] as a cheerleader, I believe, right?

[36:10] All right, I'm too wrong, yes.

[36:12] Our pictures will be in our next home town.

[36:15] I don't know.

[36:16] Awesome.

[36:18] It's ma'am.

[36:20] Corbin.

[36:21] Who are you?

[36:22] I remember this one.

[36:23] Yeah?

[36:23] I'm going to sneak you in.

[36:24] I'll never mind your presence.

[36:25] I can.

[36:27] There we go.

[36:28] There we go.

[36:29] You get that height in there.

[36:35] Thank you very much.

[36:42] Thank you.

[36:50] I'm going to eat it.

[36:53] Thank you so much.

[36:54] Thank you so much.

[36:55] Thank you so much.

[36:55] Everything's done.

[36:58] Thank you so much.

[37:14] Well, again, thank you, Mr. Hollins and Jack Ryers and all the parents and grand parents

[37:20] and aunties and uncles that are out there supporting our youth and we appreciate it so very,

[37:25] very much.

[37:27] Now, we will move to new business item 7a, discussion and possible action to appoint,

[37:33] Reappoint three primary members of one alternate with the expiration term of September 30, 2024, and a point one alternate member to the Planning and Zoning Commission with expiration term of September 30, 2023, Mr. Gaffari.

[38:03] All right. So in this request, we've had a vacancy on the Planning and Zoning Commission.

[38:11] As you can see here, our Chairman Rosenbaum has resigned from the committee.

[38:18] Therefore, it's created that open spot.

[38:21] What staff is recommending is to move one of our existing listeners, Miss Tremblay,

[38:30] who is an alternate and placed her as a primary member.

[38:34] So this committee has six full members

[38:37] and two alternate commissioners.

[38:40] And again, the vacancy is there.

[38:42] And in addition to that, what we are asking

[38:44] is to renew Commissioner Cusek and Commissioner Lamis

[38:51] who is an alternate.

[38:53] They have expired in terms this week.

[38:55] So again, the vacancy was created by Mr. Rosenbaum's

[38:59] resignation. Staff is recommending that Ms. Tremblay is moved into that primary position.

[39:04] And if you agree to that, her position will be open. And we are recommending that

[39:10] a new applicant, Mr. Snell, is appointed to that position. In addition to that, to extend

[39:16] the terms of Mr. Q. Sack for an additional two years, along with Mr. Lomas for an additional

[39:22] two years.

[39:23] All right. Thank you, Mr. Gaffari.

[39:25] All right. Well, first let's begin by thanking Mr. Rosenbaum for his service to the Planning

[39:31] and Zoning Commission. I'm not sure how many years he served there. Oh, since 2014, we

[39:37] certainly, I know he's not here, but we want to recognize him and thank him for his service

[39:42] to the city of Leibov. And with that, is there any disc, well, let's start here. Is Ms.

[39:49] This is Trimley here.

[39:51] No, she had to work in Austin and she couldn't get back in time.

[39:55] Okay, I know that Mr. Snales here did see him in the audience.

[39:59] All right, well, what let's begin discussion here on the dias.

[40:05] Are there any questions or concerns from the council on this recommendation?

[40:11] No, I'm prepared to make motion.

[40:13] Well, let's hear it, please.

[40:15] Madam Mayor, would you like to make motion approved commission appointments with terms

[40:21] We've got a motion second by Dr. Perez for a motion to approve commission appointments with the terms outlined by staff and accordance with the code of ordinances. And we'll begin the vote with you, Councilman Morgan.

[40:34] Morgan for and the motion carries five to zero. Thank you.

[40:41] Yes, sir. Councilman Smith makes the smell here by chance. Yes, he is.

[40:45] Would you like to introduce yourself? I have no idea who he is.

[40:48] Okay, Mr. Snell, if you would please kind of officially he was out here working like a champ

[40:54] at the at the shantig. I can tell you that.

[40:57] Morning. Our afternoon evening. Hi, I'm Bill Snell.

[41:00] I'm here on Live Oak with my beautiful bride Sherry back there who

[41:05] works for the city and Don asked me to come on the commission.

[41:08] And I would love to.

[41:10] So thanks for voting me in.

[41:14] Well, thank you for stepping up to serve.

[41:16] It's a great, great board.

[41:18] You'll learn a lot.

[41:19] So thank you for your service.

[41:22] All right.

[41:22] Thank you, Mr. Snau.

[41:23] Because that's probably one of the cheapest elections

[41:25] to ever run, but that's the best side.

[41:30] Thank you again.

[41:31] Thank you, Mr. Gaffari.

[41:32] Moving to item B, discussion possible action

[41:34] to appoint, reappoint, primary, one

[41:38] One primary and one alternate members to the Board of Adjustments with new exploration term of September 30, 2024, Mr. Kafari.

[41:47] Thank you. This is the same request. This one has two explorations. As you can see, it's for five members and two alternates.

[41:56] And the two that we are recommending renewals for are Ms. Green, who's in the audience and.

[42:02] I can see Mrs. Adkinson, Mrs. Adkinson, you know, I think it's Mr. Ubyte's, Mr. Ubyte's.

[42:08] Mr. Ubyte's.

[42:09] Mr. Ubyte's.

[42:11] All right.

[42:12] Thank you, sir.

[42:14] Council, any questions or comments on this item?

[42:18] Is there a motion?

[42:21] I'll be happy to make the motion that we do accept recommendations of staff for the primary

[42:26] and alternate member to the Board of Adjustments with the new expiration terms of September 30th.

[42:32] 2024.

[42:33] I'll second that.

[42:34] I have a motion.

[42:34] Second by Councilman Dahl to approve the Board of Adjustment Appointments with terms

[42:39] outlined by staff and in accordance with the Code of Ordinances.

[42:42] We'll begin the vote with you, Councilman Morgan.

[42:44] More report?

[42:45] No.

[42:46] Press for.

[42:48] And the motion carries 5-0.

[42:50] Thank you.

[42:51] Item C.

[42:52] Discussion possible action to appoint, reappoint for primary positions, appoint, reappoint to alternate

[42:59] in positions to the Parks and Wrecks Recreation Commission with expiration term of third alternate

[43:07] position with an expiration date of September 30, 2023.

[43:12] Mr. Mark Waxner.

[43:13] Thank you, Mayor.

[43:14] I'll just outline the changes we have.

[43:16] Mrs. Wood Oleshing, her letter of resignation.

[43:19] The staff recommendation is for Brian Reed who's currently filling an alternate position to

[43:24] be moved to a primary position with an expiration date of September 30, 2024.

[43:30] Mr. Ward, Ms. Sherry Smith, Ms. Green, are filling primary positions on all our volunteers

[43:37] to serve in additional two years with an expiration date of September 30, 2024.

[43:43] And then we have Mrs. Talgren, building alternate positions, their volunteers to serve

[43:49] in additional two years with an expiration dates also of September 30, 2024.

[43:55] and then we have a new volunteer, Mr. Chris Hookman,

[44:00] and he would fill the alternate position left by Mr. Reed

[44:04] with an expiration date of September 30, 2023.

[44:09] All right, thank you, sir.

[44:13] Any questions or comments from council on this item?

[44:19] Mr. Hookman and Naomi.

[44:20] Mr. Hookman?

[44:22] Come on, come on.

[44:22] Yes, he is.

[44:23] Would you like to come and introduce yourself, sir?

[44:27] all right oh I didn't know that was you that's me okay yeah I'm Australian I'm

[44:37] usually more obnoxious than this about oh yeah yeah right I should have gone

[44:45] all out but yeah no glad stuff box on Rick something I'm passionate about

[44:49] something I really enjoy it's one of the reasons I live here in Leibov so yeah

[44:54] glad to join the commission.

[44:56] All right, thank you, sir.

[44:57] We appreciate your willingness to step up to serve.

[45:00] All right, Mr. Blackster. So the motion would be to approve commission appointments with the terms outlined by staff in accordance with the code of ordinances. Okay, you. Is there a motion from council? I will actually make that motion to prove the recommended changes and expiration dates of the park directorate commission has proposed by Mr. Marksman, extra and staff. We have a motion second by councilman. I think I heard for this motion.

[45:29] As just presented by Mr. Waxer, let's begin the vote with you Councilman Morgan.

[45:36] Morgan for?

[45:36] No.

[45:37] Press for?

[45:38] I'm going to go for it.

[45:39] And it passes 5-0.

[45:41] Thank you.

[45:43] Item D, discussion possible, action to appoint one member for place 1, re-appoint one member

[45:50] for place 4, and one member for place 5 to the ethics review board with an expiration

[45:56] The duration term of October 30, 2024, Ms. Goza.

[46:01] I have three individuals, Mr. Brian Reed, Mr. Paul Lukage, and Mr. Mark Zimbalis, who is filling, Mr. Reed is filling a place one.

[46:15] Mr. Lukage is filling place four, and Mark Zimbalis is filling place five, as there are appointees.

[46:24] All of them have agreed to serve additional two years, so all of them will be serving the second of their three-year tour.

[46:36] She's military.

[46:38] Three, excuse me.

[46:40] Three two-year tours, don't give me confused here.

[46:43] And the motion is to approve the ethics review board appointees with terms outlined by staff.

[46:49] and in accordance with the ethics ordinance 1377 dated 29 July 2008.

[46:57] All right, thank you, Ms. Gazette.

[46:59] Any questions or concerns from Council on the Sino?

[47:04] Well, is there something prepared to make a motion?

[47:06] No, I'll make a motion next in the expiration dates of Mr. Reed, Mr. Lucy, and Mr. Simmelis,

[47:13] second of motion.

[47:14] We have a motion, second by Mayor Pro Temsymics to extend the term for the three members

[47:22] of Reed, Lucrette and Simless to the Ethics Review Board.

[47:28] We'll begin the vote with you, Councilman Morgan.

[47:31] Morgan Ford.

[47:32] Robert Ford.

[47:33] Fred Ford.

[47:35] And at past is 5-0.

[47:37] Thank you very much.

[47:38] Thank you, Ms. Goza.

[47:39] And we want to thank all of our members that did.

[47:42] All of those have served on our boards and commissions.

[47:45] We want to say thank you and please know that it means a lot to us.

[47:49] It's how our city functions well.

[47:51] So thank you for your stepping up to help volunteer and make a live out of premier community.

[47:59] Moving to item E discussion possible action to approve a resolution for submission of a grant

[48:05] application with the state of Texas of the criminal justice division for

[48:10] rifle shields and all associated actions were with on award chief

[48:15] hopper. Mayor members of council this grant was brought forward by the state

[48:20] after the horrible reality. $50 million was put forth by this grant for the

[48:27] purchase of shields for officers. First I'd like to say in this we were blessed

[48:33] by Randolph Brooks, they just recently gave us a donation, which is purchasing six shields.

[48:39] This will then purchase 17 shields, which will then make sure that every one of our vehicles

[48:44] in our fleet, including investigators and patrol cars, will have a bullet proof, they'll

[48:50] stop rifle, the AR-15, the AK-47 round, and protect our officers in cases, every event like

[49:00] this would ever happen.

[49:01] But it's not just for this will be protection for officers and all major felony type events

[49:07] We've submitted the grant

[49:09] seeking your resolution for $10,400 and it's we feel pretty confident. We will receive the money

[49:16] All right. Thank you Chief. We appreciate the donation by Randolph

[49:21] Brooks Federal Credit Union also

[49:24] Any questions or concerns on this items counsel? I just want to make that one more again for

[49:31] the Randolph Brooks for their shields that are those are the preplacement for shields.

[49:34] What's that?

[49:35] Those are the preplacement.

[49:36] So when's that the Randolph Brooks?

[49:38] Yes, they bought us six shields, which you know, basically what that does right now.

[49:43] Every patrol officer going out on the shift will have one on it.

[49:46] Well, you have six units per shift.

[49:48] So they have to interchange them once this grant comes through, then we will have shields

[49:52] for every vehicle in the fleet.

[49:53] That's down here.

[49:54] Thank you.

[49:55] All right.

[49:56] Thank you, Tee.

[49:57] Thank you.

[49:58] Councilman Talgren.

[49:59] Is there a motion?

[50:00] I would like to make that motion mayor, I would like very much to make the motion we approve the resolution to accept the rifle resistance tactical shield grant funding from the office of the governor of the state of Texas.

[50:13] Thank you.

[50:14] We've got a motion second by Dr. Perez for a resolution of the city of LIBO authorizing the city manager as the authorized official to submit a grant application to the state of Texas.

[50:26] office of the Governor Criminal Justice Division and upon award to enter into an

[50:32] agreement with the office of the governor of the state of Texas to approve and

[50:36] accept any grant funds provided for the rightful resistance patrol shield

[50:43] program for the years 2022-2023. We'll begin the vote with you, Councilman Morgan.

[50:48] More in four.

[50:50] It's all in four.

[50:51] Where is four?

[50:51] There makes four.

[50:52] Go all four.

[50:53] And the motion carries 5-0.

[50:55] Thank you, Chief.

[50:56] I'm there by mass.

[50:57] Yes, sir.

[50:58] Is there a shelf life on those chiefs?

[51:00] You know, with the shields, it's a lot better than the actual.

[51:04] They still going to stay five years.

[51:06] But most of the companies are saying it will work between 7 and 10.

[51:11] The minute, if they are ever hit by a round, then the shield has to be replaced.

[51:15] For sure.

[51:16] If it's something that we want to consider for asset replacement, thank you.

[51:20] Good point.

[51:21] Thank you, sir.

[51:22] Thank you, Chief.

[51:24] And thank you, Councilman Estoff.

[51:26] I mean, Councilman Togra.

[51:30] I was made it.

[51:32] Okay.

[51:32] Item F. Discussion and possible action regarding the approval of the first reading of a resolution

[51:39] authorizing expenditure from the Economic Development Corporation funds for the purchase of water

[51:45] rise in the amount of $300,000 Ms. Louder.

[51:53] Of course, tonight we had the public hearing for these items.

[51:57] The EDC Board elected to move this forward to you for resolution and the first rating of

[52:02] that resolution.

[52:04] All right.

[52:05] Thank you.

[52:06] I'm any of us who are here for that meeting.

[52:08] Are there any questions or concerns on the item?

[52:10] With that, is there a motion, please?

[52:14] Mayor, I'll make the motion.

[52:16] First reading and the resolution authorizing the expenditure of $300,000 of the economic

[52:23] We have a motion taken by Councilman Morgan to approve the first reading of a resolution

[52:29] authorizing an expenditure of $300,000 from the Economic Development Corporation Fund

[52:36] for the purchase of water rights.

[52:38] We begin the vote with you, Councilman Morgan.

[52:40] Morgan, vote for.

[52:42] Congress for.

[52:43] The next vote?

[52:43] No.

[52:44] And it passes 5-0.

[52:46] Thank you.

[52:46] Thank you, Ms. Latter.

[52:47] And that will take us to the next item, which is G, discussion possible action regarding

[52:52] the approval of the first reading of a resolution, authorizing expenditure of $100,000 of economic

[53:00] development corporation funds for the visual improvement program applications for FY 2022-2023

[53:07] Ms. Louder.

[53:08] Yes, ma'am.

[53:09] Thank you.

[53:10] Again, this is going to be for our expenditures, our large ticket items, and this is the

[53:13] improvement one of the most popular ones that we have as far as the grants to

[53:18] our business is $100,000. This will be for the first reading.

[53:22] Right, thank you. Any questions or concerns on this item?

[53:25] Thank you, Mayor. Yes, ma'am.

[53:27] I know we have had previous discussion when the VIPs are given out sometimes the

[53:31] businesses aren't seen in business within the first year.

[53:35] Was there some discussion?

[53:39] So last year we brought it to the board to possibly have two types of programs, those

[53:46] that maybe the businesses had been here for a certain period of time before they would

[53:50] be eligible, or keep it as it is and have them come as a new business or an old business

[53:57] and be able to apply for this.

[53:59] The board did decide at that time to keep it as such.

[54:03] In the conversation we had tonight, it might be that we look at revamping some of the criteria.

[54:09] Thank you.

[54:12] All right.

[54:12] Thank you.

[54:13] Thank you, Dr. Estec.

[54:14] Thank you, Ms. Latter.

[54:15] With that, is there a motion?

[54:17] I'd like to make a motion that we approve the first reading of a resolution, authorizing

[54:21] an expenditure of $100,000 of economic development, corporation funds, by the Visual Improvement

[54:27] Program.

[54:28] Second.

[54:29] We have a motion taken by Councilman Talgrim for Resolution of the City Council, City of Live Up,

[54:36] authorizing expenditures of $100,000 from the Economic Development Fund for the Visual Improvement

[54:42] Program and for promotion of new and expanded businesses and economic development.

[54:47] We'll begin the vote with you, Councilman Morgan.

[54:49] Morgan Thorn.

[54:50] I vote for you.

[54:51] I vote for you.

[54:52] I vote for you.

[54:53] I vote for you.

[54:57] I vote for you.

[54:59] discussion possible action regarding the first reading of a resolution authorizing expenditures

[55:04] not to exceed $150,000 from the Economic Development Corporation Funds for the purchase of 5.515 acres

[55:13] of land on Miller Road for future expansion of Woodgrass Park. I'm Ms. Latter.

[55:19] Yes, ma'am. This is the last of the three big expenditures that we presented tonight through

[55:25] the public hearing. This is for 5.5 acres of land off of Miller Road. This would be for

[55:34] trail expansion there at Woodcress Park and through the EDC, not to exceed 150,000.

[55:41] All right, thank you. Any questions or concerns from the council? Mayor Pro Tempsomics.

[55:48] Thank you, Madam Mayor. As I expressed earlier, I'm against this purchase of additional land.

[55:52] But we're already expanding one of the parking,

[55:55] the parking trails coming out of Mr. Ridge right now.

[55:58] It's just putting more work on the park's commission.

[56:00] Question is, who's responsible in maintaining

[56:02] these lots right now?

[56:03] The owners of them, right?

[56:04] Yes, sir.

[56:05] So we would end to take having to maintain those as well

[56:07] as all rest of the park.

[56:08] We purchased them, correct?

[56:10] Yes, they would belong to Leibot.

[56:13] We own three in that area as well.

[56:15] Yeah, I cannot see any benefit for the city

[56:18] by expanding in mind these lots.

[56:19] So I'll be against that.

[56:20] Thank you.

[56:21] All right.

[56:22] Thank you, thank you, Councilman Simmicks.

[56:24] Any other discussion?

[56:26] I'm like that.

[56:28] Simmicks, are you worried about the cost of upkeep

[56:32] and maintenance and?

[56:34] Pretty much so, yeah.

[56:35] Excuse me.

[56:35] Pardon me.

[56:36] OK, you'll need to direct your question to me.

[56:38] I'm asking the concerns he had on cost.

[56:43] We outlawed with the thought processes.

[56:47] OK, Councilman, would you like to further explain your reason

[56:50] for a body. We have about 150 some of my acres of apartments currently. We've already added

[56:56] some of what we're adding. This is a walking trail coming from Vista Ridge to Avery Road,

[57:00] which is not included. I'm talking about about the 5.15 acres. I don't see any value too. We've

[57:07] got a really good parking. Woodcrest right now, the walking trails are established. It's just going

[57:11] to curve more work by epoxy. We should have to maintain those. That's what I'm looking at. We've

[57:16] We've already bring on one more position this year just to keep up with what we got.

[57:19] We're talking about adding even more so I cannot see putting more work on them.

[57:24] All right, so your major concern is that the workload that it will be to the parks department for

[57:29] having to maintain these properties.

[57:31] And we've already got to establish a proxy.

[57:33] I don't know what the advantages behind this property and adding to it is just going to make more work for everybody.

[57:38] All right. I think I can address that as part of the master comprehensive plan does call for connectivity.

[57:45] So this would be our attempt to connect from top of wine all the way down to O'Connor.

[57:52] There is a pocket park planned for the corner of O'Connor at the Hockley property.

[57:58] That would be that connectivity as well there from between the two parks, if that helps.

[58:06] Thank you.

[58:07] Thank you.

[58:08] Manager Marchelle, did you have something?

[58:11] Thank you, Mayor.

[58:13] I think again.

[58:14] This aligns with the vision to have a premier community in which to live, learn, work, and play in this case.

[58:19] I think as Donna mentioned, the idea is that we have the Hockley piece of Blanco Park that's currently identified.

[58:25] This part, these parts of the Z17 are available now.

[58:28] They're isolated along Old Miller Road.

[58:31] Miller Road is an ideal connector as Donna mentioned from O'Connor all the way to Topper wine.

[58:35] I think the time is never better than now.

[58:38] I'd have purchased any property.

[58:39] I think it could go up in value next year.

[58:42] you know there's multiple owners now we're trying to get in contact with and do

[58:46] that. As councilmember Simics mentioned yes we are looking at the

[58:49] connector from Avery Road up to Vista Ridge as well we're also looking at some

[58:53] additional connectors from Woodcrest to Avery Road to make that connection as well

[58:58] as some other future projects we're talking with developers about right now

[59:01] again to meet that goal and those that vision and the comprehensive plan of

[59:04] having more connectivity and opportunities for the residents of live

[59:07] I have a extra size and enjoy the outside.

[59:10] All right, thank you, Manager Martell.

[59:12] Did I answer your concerns, Dr. Riz?

[59:15] And I was going to ask, what is the estimated cause

[59:18] for resources for upkeep on this property if we have any?

[59:23] I think Mr. Waxher would be able to assist me

[59:28] with that of something that is not agendaized,

[59:30] but we can speak to.

[59:33] Okay, thank you, Mr. Rodriguez.

[59:35] I think we actually put, you know, a pen and paper to it, but Woodcrest Park is a natural

[59:39] area park.

[59:41] And so this area, as it exists right now, it's a natural area.

[59:46] So yes, there would be some, certainly on some fringes that we would probably want to clean

[59:50] up.

[59:51] We would want to get some of the underbrush out of there.

[59:54] But most of Woodcrest Park, you know, just the natural areas it is, doesn't require a lot

[1:00:04] And we have to keep it in the grass and everything at a certain height. So it's a little bit different than maybe an ordinary park. And, you know, I think there's probably going to be some benefit to having that, having that maintained compared to the state that it's in right now. All right. Thank you, sir. So you're saying you don't feel like it would be some excessive expense to your department.

[1:00:29] The 17 lots that we're talking about I really don't think so I don't think we're talking about taking them to

[1:00:35] A level of improvement that we would have say at the main city park

[1:00:40] So I think we would just continue that natural theme. There would be some work

[1:00:44] We would have to do some some clearing. There would be some mowing and things like that, so but but it's not as intense as it would be as if it was a really active park

[1:00:53] All right. Thank you for the explanation. Anyone else? Yes, did that answer it?

[1:00:59] Thank you, you're welcome.

[1:01:00] All right, well, thank you.

[1:01:01] Thank you for the discussion.

[1:01:03] Council, is there a, is there a motion?

[1:01:07] I'll make the motion to approve

[1:01:08] the first re-resolution for expenditures

[1:01:10] of economic and economic cooperation funds

[1:01:12] the purchase of 5.515 acres

[1:01:15] equating to 17 parcels off of Miller Road.

[1:01:18] Second that.

[1:01:19] Okay, we've got a motion and second by Dr. Perez

[1:01:22] for resolution of the City Council's City of Live Oak,

[1:01:26] Texas authorizing expenditures from the economic development fund to purchase

[1:01:31] property 5.515 acres for future expansion of Woodgrass Park and we'll begin

[1:01:37] the vote with you Councilman Morgan. Morgan for.

[1:01:40] For. For. For.

[1:01:41] The Mr. Gansfield all four. And it passes four to zero four to one. Thank you. Thank you Miss

[1:01:48] Otter. That will take us to item eight which are City Council reports and

[1:01:53] Any members have anything to report?

[1:01:54] Sounds for Morgan?

[1:01:55] I just wanted to say, again, how much I enjoyed the shin dig on shin oak.

[1:01:59] I wasn't able to be there at the very beginning of it, but I certainly was there for a very

[1:02:03] enthusiastic several hours to enjoy watching the citizens of livoque, the staff, everyone,

[1:02:09] really relaxing having a wonderful time and I want to extend my appreciation to all those

[1:02:14] who made that possible, all the work that went into it.

[1:02:17] So thank you again for another very successful event.

[1:02:20] Thank you, Councilor Morgan.

[1:02:22] I'm the approach him to mix.

[1:02:24] Thank you, Madam Mayor.

[1:02:25] A couple of weeks ago, one of my residents

[1:02:27] was asking, you know, the San Antonio City Council

[1:02:30] passed rebating some of the CPS funds to the people

[1:02:33] that were paying into it, getting rebates

[1:02:36] because it was approved by the San Antonio City Council.

[1:02:38] And I really didn't have an answer for them

[1:02:40] because previous approval by the San Antonio City Council

[1:02:44] rebates or other program had never

[1:02:45] been rippled on down to the taxpayers in the live-o.

[1:02:48] I have to plot the individual.

[1:02:49] He sent an email to Eric Wallace, assistant

[1:02:51] the city manager of the city of San Antonio, asking to send it if the

[1:02:55] rival of residents were getting rebates, he had to reply the very same day.

[1:03:00] Mr. Wallace basically said that the city council approved in September 15 a

[1:03:04] rebate for all CPS customers regardless of where you live to receive a credit based on

[1:03:10] an intellectual usage in month and July. So in November we should be looking at our

[1:03:14] citizens getting a rebate from the city approved CPS council in San Antonio.

[1:03:19] I don't think it's great.

[1:03:20] So we'll look forward to getting that rebate.

[1:03:22] So you never know until you ask the question sometime,

[1:03:24] but he did get an answer and was very much appreciated.

[1:03:28] Again, I'm continuing here a lot of complaints from residents

[1:03:30] trying to get rid of their old trash containers.

[1:03:33] You know, riding around the city, you can see some homes

[1:03:35] that have any three to five containers

[1:03:36] still sitting out front.

[1:03:38] And something waste management needs to do to try

[1:03:40] and clean it up because the first time around didn't work.

[1:03:43] And we've got trash containers laying all over the city

[1:03:46] in front of these houses.

[1:03:47] And I've seen some of the guys in many of these five sitting in front.

[1:03:50] And so hopefully they'll get them top of this and help clean it up.

[1:03:52] But those are the things that I've been approached by.

[1:03:54] But thank you, Madam Mayor.

[1:03:55] All right.

[1:03:56] Thank you.

[1:03:56] And just I will speak briefly to the CPS.

[1:03:59] There was 42.5 million of the 75 million surplus that they received.

[1:04:05] And all CPS, all ratepayers will be receiving something,

[1:04:09] some portion of a rebate on your December bills.

[1:04:13] I think that's why I received this afternoon right before we came in

[1:04:16] for the meeting. All right. Thank you, sir. Councilman, anyone else with a yes,

[1:04:21] Councilman Togwin? Yes, ma'am, in response to the Shindig, one I have to

[1:04:26] for the staff. While we've had many of these, I think this one was proclaimed as

[1:04:32] part one of the smoothest executions. Great reviews from overall as far as we

[1:04:38] had, you know, Wail and Baptist, all the other different organizations that were

[1:04:41] coming together which gave it that community feel.

[1:04:46] The little transport we had going on,

[1:04:48] the utilization of the parking lot over down by the Dairy Queen from the school, that

[1:04:52] was all really well-organated and well-done. I did an informal telegram poll while I was

[1:04:58] walking around and asked, you know, this is, I don't know, how many years we've had our

[1:05:03] spasmatics and this is, you know, whether we need to bring the spasmatics back and there

[1:05:07] There was not one out of at least 37 people that I asked that said bring them back.

[1:05:12] And the reason why, and some of them pointed it out, is that it hit all ages.

[1:05:16] You could see all ages dancing up front, you could see them in the back.

[1:05:20] It was a timeless, and so with that live oak is known for having spasmatics.

[1:05:24] So when the time comes, we can use that information.

[1:05:28] Thank you so much.

[1:05:29] All right.

[1:05:29] Thank you, sir.

[1:05:31] Thank you.

[1:05:31] Well, if we're ready to go to general announcements, we will do so and we'll begin again with you

[1:05:36] Councilman Morgan. Yes, thank you, Mayor Dennis. I have announced several times about the

[1:05:41] upcoming plans for the pet polusa to be sponsored by the Lyroq Humane Society. Unfortunately,

[1:05:47] there's been some conflicts with some of the events that we had planned to put on. So we are

[1:05:53] going to withdraw the official date at this time and ask that we postpone it to another time because

[1:05:59] we hope to make it even bigger and better by expanding. As has been pointed out, we are

[1:06:05] the city of excellence to live, learn, work, and play, and so we want to put an

[1:06:10] emphasis on the learning part for our pet blusa, and we have some really

[1:06:14] interesting ideas to make that happen. So please bear with us and look forward to

[1:06:18] a future event. Thank you, and they are always looking for volunteers. So if you

[1:06:23] are interested, please meet them that Monday that they meet. Yes, ma'am. All right,

[1:06:28] thank you. Councilman Togwin. I've done a lot of thank you. All right, thank you,

[1:06:33] Dr. Perez?

[1:06:34] Of course.

[1:06:35] It's just a season still, so make sure you get your flu shots and your bivalent COVID

[1:06:39] vaccinations.

[1:06:40] They're all free around the city.

[1:06:41] If you need more help, let me know, and I'll be happy to connect you.

[1:06:44] Thank you.

[1:06:44] You're welcome.

[1:06:45] Thank you.

[1:06:46] And Dr. I mean, you're welcome.

[1:06:49] Thank you.

[1:06:49] You're welcome.

[1:06:50] Thank you.

[1:06:51] You're welcome.

[1:06:51] Thank you.

[1:06:52] You're welcome.

[1:06:52] Thank you.

[1:06:52] You're welcome.

[1:06:53] Thank you.

[1:07:20] We've done this in the past many times, and hopefully we'll have a good turn out, especially

[1:07:25] unfortunately since we're next to duty service member.

[1:07:27] So we'll be out there tomorrow afternoon, I'll give you about 1.15, I'll have plenty

[1:07:32] of work to do.

[1:07:32] U.S. flags, and anybody needs them.

[1:07:34] And I'll just show our honours and support for this evening.

[1:07:37] I'm talking about the Spasmatics put on show, FYI.

[1:07:41] Cibblow Fest is this Sunday, October 1st.

[1:07:43] The Spasmatics will be there again.

[1:07:45] All day festival.

[1:07:46] If you're interested in you missing the first time,

[1:07:48] it's another chance to see.

[1:07:49] So thank you very much.

[1:07:51] Thank you, sir, and Councilman Dal.

[1:07:55] No, thank you.

[1:07:56] How can you follow that?

[1:07:58] Okay.

[1:07:59] Well, I would like to say, certainly to staff, the volunteers, and everyone that was there

[1:08:04] on Saturday for the Shindig, I, too, said, I think it's the best one that we've done

[1:08:09] thus far. That means we can only go up from here. But just a big thank you to Courtney

[1:08:14] and her team and everyone, the police department, the fire department, that was there. I think

[1:08:19] everything, as far as I could see or hurt, like you, my poll was unofficial, but I was working

[1:08:25] the crowd and asking, and people left all of the events, the trucks, the games, just

[1:08:30] everything was just superb. So we wanted to say a big thank you to everyone that was

[1:08:34] there to make the event, the premier event for our premier community. And with that,

[1:08:39] we will talk to, I mean, have the boards from our city manager.

[1:08:43] Thank you, Mayor Counsel. I don't want to belabor the point, but as everybody's mentioned

[1:08:47] Shindig was definitely a premier event. I would also like to thank not only Courtney and

[1:08:52] team but the rest of the team live oak as you thought we had no more shirts out there advertising all of our volunteers from the city that we're out there

[1:08:59] I'd also like to thank as you mentioned wailin as well as jetson

[1:09:02] Independent school district for their assistance ensuring parking lots and services and supplying water to those that we're

[1:09:08] Taking advantage of the shuttle also our business partners the food vendors as well as some of our local businesses that came out and supported us

[1:09:15] By volunteering and supporting the games that were there out in front of the community services area in the firehouse as well

[1:09:21] So just a big thank you to everybody, thank you to Council for the vision of supporting that and I don't want to take a big being but any.

[1:09:29] I don't want to take any highlights away, but sharpen your pencils and get your phone calendars out. I think Mark might have an announcement to make when it gets around to him. So thank you.

[1:09:37] All right. Thank you, Mr. Marshal. Mr. Rodriguez, do you have anything?

[1:09:40] All right. Thank you. Mr. Gaffari. Ms. Ladder.

[1:09:45] Just to invite the council to be a judge at the Scarborough Contest.

[1:09:49] October 4th at 10 o'clock. I know a lot of you are at TML that week.

[1:09:54] But we invite any of those that can offer a moment.

[1:09:58] Urgent dental clinics also has the ribbon cutting that's just right down the road at 8142.

[1:10:03] October 17th at 10am.

[1:10:05] He is finally open and ready to celebrate.

[1:10:08] All right, thank you.

[1:10:10] Achie Hopper?

[1:10:11] Yes, the October 4th for the National Night Out.

[1:10:14] And once we're working with Randolph Brooks, and once we have a date, we'd really like

[1:10:19] to get everybody counsel and administration that we're going to set up and take a photo with

[1:10:24] the shields and Randolph Brooks, the donation that they gave it, it really means a lot to

[1:10:29] it.

[1:10:30] They are awesome community partners.

[1:10:32] Thank you, Chief.

[1:10:33] Chief Server.

[1:10:34] I think this time, thank you.

[1:10:35] Thank you, Mr. Waxner.

[1:10:37] We have already started planning for next year's Shindig and we have this

[1:10:41] mathematics book and that date will be September 23rd of 23rd.

[1:10:48] Thank you, sir.

[1:10:49] Miss Jackie, do you have anything?

[1:10:54] Thank you, Ms. Goza.

[1:10:56] I'm working on your TML packages and I should have those ready by Friday.

[1:11:01] Okay, Ms. Ketan.

[1:11:02] Well, I have just one last thing I like to share and that's to celebrate our

[1:11:08] Councilmember Bob Togren, he was being honored by the Jetson ISD as being

[1:11:14] one of our many veterans in our community who we thank them all for their

[1:11:19] service to our country and he was featured in the center part of the magazine.

[1:11:26] I let him say that. Well I thank you all very much and if all hearts and minds are

[1:11:33] We're clear this time.

[1:11:34] Thank you, motion adjourned.

[1:11:35] I'll second that at 751.

[1:11:37] Thank you so very much.

[1:11:39] Have a good evening.

[1:11:39] And get your push up.

[1:11:41] I heard it.

[1:11:42] Oh, I'm just going to talk to you.

[1:11:44] I'm going to talk to you a little bit.

[1:11:46] I want you to hold my hand a little bit.

[1:11:50] And then, and then, and then, and then, and then, and then.

[1:11:53] I appreciate it.

[1:11:54] I appreciate it.

[1:11:55] I appreciate it.

[1:11:55] You don't have to call back right after.

[1:11:59] Will you?