HomeMy WebLinkAbout2008-05-13 MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING
OF THE
EULESS CITY COUNCIL
MAY 13, 2008
CALL TO ORDER
A regular meeting of the Euless City Council was called to order by Mayor Mary Lib
Saleh at 4:10 p.m. on Tuesday, May 13, 2008, in the Precouncil Conference Room of
City Hall, 201 North Ector Drive. Those present included: Mayor Mary Lib Saleh, Mayor
Pro Tem Leon Hogg, Council Members Tim Stinneford, Linda Martin, Glenn Porterfield,
and Perry Bynum. Council Member Charlie Miller was absent.
The precouncil meeting included:
• Discussion led by Director of Finance Vicki Rodriquez and City Manager Gary
McKamie regarding the CAPP Long Term Contract;
• An update by Director of Public Works Ron Young regarding a Municipal Setting
Designation in Arlington that will be placed on a future agenda for council
consideration;
• An update by Communications and Marketing Manager Betsy Deck regarding the
Home Program;
> Discussion led by Director of Public Works Ron Young regarding proposed
animal registration;
• and the review of agenda items.
The city council convened into closed session at 5:35 p.m. for deliberation regarding
contemplated or pending litigation concerning Merced vs. City of Euless and land use
as authorized by Section 551.071 of the Texas Government Code, deliberation of real
property concerning leasing city property as authorized by Section 551.072, and
economic development incentives for Glade Parks, L.P., as authorized by Section
551.087 of the Texas Government Code. They reconvened into open session at 6:45
p.m.
COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF SCHEDULED ITEMS - COUNCIL CHAMBERS
The Euless City Council continued their meeting in the Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m.
for the consideration of scheduled items.
STAFF MEMBERS PRESENT
City Manager Gary McKamie, Deputy City Manager Loretta Getchell, City Attorney Bob
McFarland, City Secretary Susan Crim, Deputy City Secretary Becky Null, Director of
Economic Development Bill Ridgway, Director of Finance Vicki Rodriquez, Director of
Public Works Ron Young, Director of Parks and Community Services Ray McDonald,
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Director of Planning and Development Mike Collins, Assistant Police Chief Bob
`�- Freeman, City Engineer Robert Barker, Fleet and Facility Administrator Kyle McAdams,
Texas Star General Manager Glenda Hartsell-Shelton, Planning and Development
Manager Chris Barker, Public Works Manager J. T. Ackerman, Library Administrator
Kate Lyon, Senior Police Officer Michael Nafziger, Animal Control Supervisor Larry
James, Animal Control Officer Larry Atkinson, Animal Control Officer Richard Boatright,
Fire Division Chief/EMS Jeff Morris, Fire Training Chief Dale Skinner, Fire Marshal Paul
Smith, Fire Battalion Chief Gary Thompson, Fire Captain Keith Smith, Fire Lt. Bill
VerSteeg, Fire Lt. Chanc Bennett, Fire Driver Engineers Michael Parks, George Buttler,
and Brad Smith, Firefighter/Paramedics James Rowell, Jeff Hayden, Jerad Gomez,
Cliff Moore, Tommy Crist, Ryan Hayes, David Upchurch, and Chris Williamson, Fire
Secretary Melissa Thomas, Library Assistants Paula Myers, Carolyn Edge, and Kelly
LaBrie, Library Secretary Karan Jasper, Information Services Administrator Dan
McLain, Computer Services Specialist Brett Bennett, and Reserve Police Officer Clyde
Cullum.
VISITORS
Donna Mickan, Lee and Lark Koontz, Kerry McGeath, Betty Fuller, Jessica DeLeon,
Barney Snitz, Mary, Ian, and Larry Nafziger, Sandra Crowley, Carroll Scott, Jake
Thomasson, Esther Johnson, Don Horton, Billy Owens, and others as noted in the
visitor register.
v.. INVOCATION
Reverend Bob Neely, First Baptist Church, gave the invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Boy Scout Troop No. 314 led the Pledge of Allegiance.
Mayor Saleh announced that Items 1 — 3 will be considered at the May 27, 2008,
council meeting due to election procedures.
ITEM NO. 1 RESOLUTION NO. 08-1276 CANVASSING THE MAY 10, 2008,
GENERAL ELECTION
ITEM NO. 2 OATHS OF OFFICE AND PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES OF
ELECTION FOR THE OFFICES OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL
MEMBERS PLACE 2 AND PLACE 4
ITEM NO. 3 SELECTION OF MAYOR PRO TEM
ITEM NO. 4 PRESENTATION OF EMPLOYEE SERVICE PINS
Fire Training Chief Dale Skinner noted that Firefighter II/Paramedic David Cooper was
out on an emergency run. He introduced Firefighter II/Paramedics Jerad Gomez, his
wife, Toni, and son, Shaun, and Ryan Hayes, his wife, Holly, and son, Casen. Director
of Public Works Ron Young introduced Animal Control Officer Larry Atkinson and
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Animal Control Supervisor Larry James and his wife, Amy. Mayor Saleh presented
ti••- Jerad Gomez and Ryan Hayes with 5-year service pins, Larry Atkinson with a 15-year
service pin, and Larry James with a 25-year service pin.
Former Fire Chief Lee Koontz introduced Driver Engineer/Paramedic Michael Parks, his
wife, Kristi, and daughter Lauren, and presented him with his 20-year service pin noting
that Michael had asked him to do the honor since Michael was the first firefighter he
hired after becoming fire chief.
Facility Tech William "Pops" Shafer was unable to attend to receive his 10-year service
pin.
ITEM NO. 5 PRESENTATION OF PROCLAMATION
Council Member Porterfield presented a proclamation to Director of Public Works Ron
Young proclaiming May 18 through 24, 2008,as "National Public Works Week".
ITEM NO. 6 PRESENTATION OF AWARD
Kerry McGeath, President of the Texas Municipal Library Association presented the
Excellence in Libraries Award for 2007 to Library Administrator Kate Lyon, noting that
Euless was one of only 20 libraries out of 567 in the State of Texas to receive the
award.
ITEM NO. 7 RECOGNITION OF RECIPIENT OF THE EAGLE SCOUT AWARD
FROM THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Mayor Saleh presented a Certificate of Recognition to Ian Nafziger, recipient of the
Eagle Scout award from the Boy Scouts of America.
CONSENT AGENDA
Council Member Stinneford motioned to approve Consent Agenda Items numbered 8
through 15.
Council Member Martin seconded the motion.
Ayes: Mayor Saleh, Mayor Pro Tern Hogg, Council Members Stinneford, Martin,
Porterfield, and Bynum
Nays: None
Mayor Saleh declared the motion carried.
ITEM NO. 8 AWARDED BID NO. 024-07
Awarded renewal of Bid No. 024-07 with Atlas Utility Supply Company, 2301 Carson
Street, Fort Worth, Texas, 76117, to supply utility repair materials to construct and
maintain water and sanitary sewer systems, in an amount not to exceed $410,000.
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`•w ITEM NO. 9 AUTHORIZED THE CITY MANAGER TO EXPEND FUNDS
Authorized the city manager to expend funds for parking improvements for homes
located in Midway Park Addition on North Ector Drive (north of Aransas Drive to Midway
Drive) and Midway Drive (east of North Ector Drive to Main Street) that require
additional paved surfaces to accommodate multiple vehicles. This project is deemed to
be of economic benefit to the City of Euless and will contribute to maintaining property
values in this neighborhood. The estimated expenditure is $2,000 for each drive for a
total of$74,000.
ITEM NO. 10 APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 08-1274
Approved Resolution No. 08-1274 authorizing the city manager to execute mutual aid
agreements with area fire departments for the purpose of providing and receiving fire
and/or EMS services.
ITEM NO. 11 APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 08-1275
Approved Resolution No. 08-1275 authorizing continued participation with the Steering
Committee of Cities served by Oncor and the payment of 10 cents per capita to the
Steering Committee to fund regulatory and related activities related to Oncor Electric
Delivery.
ITEM NO. 12 APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 08-1277
Approved Resolution No. 08-1277 supporting the application of Van-Texas Properties,
L.P., for a Municipal Setting Designation for the property located at 2401 and 2421
Ascension Boulevard (Ascension Crossing Shopping Center) in Arlington, Texas.
ITEM NO. 13 APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 08-1278
Approved Resolution No. 08-1278 forming a Joint Administrative Agreement with
Tarrant County for administration of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
Program for a three-year period involving Fiscal Years 2009 through 2011.
The city is entering into an agreement with Tarrant County to participate in the county's
CDBG program as a metropolitan city eligible to receive direct entitlement of funds. The
county shall be responsible for administering all activities related to the city CDBG
entitlement program. The city will approve all city CDBG entitlement program funding
decisions and will determine specific programs, projects, or any other uses to the extent
permitted and consistent with HUD eligible activities.
ITEM NO. 14 APPROVED RESOLUTION NO. 08-1279
Approved Resolution No. 08-1279 forming a HOME Consortium with Tarrant County for
participation in Tarrant County's HOME Investment Partnership Program for a three-
year period involving Fiscal Years 2009 trough 2011.
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The city will participate in the county's HOME program as a HUD designated
•- metropolitan city. The county assumes overall responsibility for ensuring the
consortium's HOME program is carried out in compliance with the requirements of the
HOME program. The city will approve all city CDBG entitlement program funding
decisions and will determine specific programs, projects, or any other uses to the extent
permitted and consistent with HUD eligible activities.
ITEM NO. 15 APPROVED CITY COUNCIL MINUTES
Approved the minutes of the Regular City Council Meeting of April 22, 2008.
REGULAR AGENDA
ITEM NO. 16 AUTHORIZED THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT
Mayor Pro Tem Hogg motioned to authorize the mayor to execute an Economic
Development Program Grant Agreement with Glade 121, L.P., to promote local
economic development and to stimulate business and commercial activity in Euless as
authorized by the Texas Local Government Code, Chapter 380. The agreement grants
a rebate of one half of the one percent general sales and use tax collected from sales
within the Glade Parks development for a period of 25 consecutive years. The effective
date of the agreement is January 1, 2009, and requires the developer to complete all
required public infrastructure as outlined in Planned Development, #07-02-PD prior to
__ December 31, 2009, in order to begin receiving the rebate.
Council Member Bynum seconded the motion.
Ayes: Mayor Saleh, Mayor Pro Tem Hogg, Council Members Stinneford, Martin,
Porterfield, and Bynum
Nays: None
Mayor Saleh declared the motion carried.
ITEM NO. 17 PUBLIC HEARING REGARDING PLANNED DEVELOPMENT NO. 07-
02-PD AND APPROVAL OF FIRST AND FINAL READING OF
ORDINANCE NO. 1812
Mayor Saleh opened the public hearing at 7:37 p.m. for Planned Development No. 07-
02-PD for change of zoning on Tracts 5 and 5D, BBB & C RR Survey, A-204; Tracts
3C, 4A1, 4A1A, 4B, 4B1, 4B2, 4C, 5, 6, 6A, 6A1, 6A2, 6B, 6B1, 6B1A, and 6B2, J. Doss
Survey, A-441; and Tracts 2A and 3, J. Havins Survey, A-685, from TX-121 (The 121
Gateway District) zoning to PD (Planned Development).
Planning and Development Manager Chris Barker stated the applicant, Glade 121 L.P.,
is planning a 193 acre mixed-use commercial/residential development known as Glade
Parks located on the west side of SH 121 between Cheek Sparger Road and the
Heritage Towne Crossing Development.
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The planned development creates a stand alone Glade Parks Planned Development
r- Zoning District, with the Gateway 121 District as the underlying zoning, establishing
permitted land uses and development standards. The PD standards are intended to
ensure the provision of a quality planned development over time. The planned
development district is designed to encourage and permit a wide range of integrated
land uses within a framework of streets and alleys of a scale conducive to pedestrian
activity. The intent is to accommodate a range of compatible land uses, mixing
employment opportunities with residential, retail, and service uses. The district
emphasizes control over the scale and urban form of each building -- building setback,
size, and height -- as well as the relationship of development to the street, street
landscaping, and other characteristics. The street facing façade is a significant design
element because of its contribution to the character of the street. Enhanced
architectural design elements have been custom designed exclusively for the Glade
Parks multi-use plaza and are carried throughout the development. Chain retailers and
restaurants located in the out parcels along the S.H. 121 service road will incorporate
the paving, lighting, landscape, and site furnishings found throughout Glade Parks. The
consistency of elements will enhance the overall character of the development.
The purpose of the residential component is to provide suitable areas for the
development of residential housing in the form of attached townhouse dwelling units
and urban residential units. The development will be designed in an architecturally
unified manner and provide adequate vehicular parking and circulation needs. The
district will also establish pedestrian and vehicular linkages which provide a continuous
connection among open spaces (parks, wetland preserve area, and trail network),
commercial businesses and residential areas.
This district will provide a central gathering area comprised of a multi-use plaza
(Lifestyle Area) consisting of open space, possible locations for public art, store fronts
and vertical mixed-use buildings. Anchored by a park area to the west and connected
to a hike and bike trail network, the plaza will establish the architectural theme for the
mixed-use component of the district. The plaza will create a sense of place for visitors
and residents and become the social gathering hub for the district and create a
community landmark. Consistent with the city's commitment to public art, the district is
intended to provide open space and public art elements throughout the district.
Locations for drive approaches, public street right-of-way, and easements for mutual
and emergency access have been established that will provide adequate access to, as
well as, internal site circulation throughout the project for both the residential and
commercial components.
The applicant has received approval from the Texas Department of Transportation
(TxDOT) relating to SH 121, for four drive approaches from the SH 121 frontage road
between the Heritage Town Crossing Development immediately adjacent to the north
and Cheek Sparger Road.
Access will be gained to the site via the aforementioned drive approaches off of the S.H.
121 frontage road and the construction of Rio Grand Boulevard (a request for a change
in the name of the street through Heritage Town Crossing will be submitted) from its
current termination point in the Heritage Towne Crossing Development to Cheek
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Sparger Road, and from Heritage Avenue by the construction of two new roadways
identified as Brazos Boulevard and Red River Drive.
The district will be served by an integrated roadway network consisting of four
classifications of streets: (i) 80' ROW, (ii) 85' ROW, (iii) 60' ROW, and (iv) 52' ROW, as
identified on the Glade Parks Land Plan (Case Number 06-01-LP).
Streets - Rio Grand Boulevard, Brazos Boulevard, Red River Drive, Neches Drive,
Sabine Drive, as well as the four entrance drive approaches from the S.H. 121 frontage
road, identified as Loving Trail, Chisholm Trail, Goodnight Trail, and Brazos Boulevard,
and the drive approach off of Cheek-Sparger, identified as Rio Grand Boulevard, will be
constructed in conjunction will the first phase of commercial development. In addition,
the Heritage Avenue will be constructed south from Glade Road to Red River Drive.
Mixed-Use Development - The planned development district would govern construction
of approximately 100 acres of commercial development that consists of the following:
out parcel; in-line major retail; and lifestyle area (which include a 2.4-acre open space
park). The planned development district would govern construction of residential
development that consists of the following: urban residential (approximately 16 acres)
and, townhome (approximately 32 acres). There is approximately 30 acres of open
space adjacent to and south of the townhomes that will be enhanced as an amenity for
the residential component of the development as well as containing recreational
amenities and trails. Staff is working with the developer to incorporate the extension of
the Trails of Euless parks trail system in this area
Mayor Saleh asked for any proponents.
Cliff Mycoskie, Principal, MMA Engineering, 200 E. Abram Street, Arlington, Texas,
76010, gave a brief presentation of the Little Bear Bridge, the Lifestyle Center and Clock
Tower, the Lawn, residential and townhomes. He also introduced Jacob Sumpter,
Project Manager, and Roger McInnis, Principal.
Mark Robinson, President of Rubloff Development Group, 4949 Harrison Avenue,
Rockford, Illinois, 61108, mentioned some of the other projects his firm as developed,
including the Highland Commons in Arlington. He noted they will begin laying the
infrastructure in the next 10 days. He thanked Gary McKamie, Loretta Getchell, Mike
Collins, Chris Barker, and the members of the Development Review Committee for all
the work and help they have given to development of the project.
There being no additional proponents or opponents, Mayor Saleh closed the public
hearing at 7:55 p.m.
Council Member Stinneford motioned to approve first and final reading of Ordinance No.
1812 for Planned Development No. 07-02-PD changing the zoning on Tracts 5 and 5D,
BBB & C RR Survey, A-204; Tracts 3C, 4A1, 4A1 A, 4B, 4B1, 4B2, 4C, 5, 6, 6A, 6A1,
6A2, 6B, 6B1, 6B1A, and 6B2, J. Doss Survey, A-441; and Tracts 2A and 3, J. Havins
Survey, A-685, from TX-121 (The 121 Gateway District) zoning to PD (Planned
Development).
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Council Member Martin seconded the motion.
Ayes: Mayor Saleh, Mayor Pro Tem Hogg, Council Members Stinneford, Martin,
Porterfield, and Bynum
Nays: None
Mayor Saleh declared the motion carried.
Council Member Porterfield pointed out that the agreement approved in the previous
item grants a rebate of one half of the one percent general sales and use tax collected
from sales within the Glade Parks development for a period of 25 consecutive years.
He noted the maximum rebate could be $32 million.
ITEM NO. 18 HELD PUBLIC HEARING AND AUTHORIZED CITY MANAGER TO
CONVERT PORTIONS OF PARK PROPERTY AND OTHER CITY-
OWNED PROPERTY FOR THE SUBSURFACE DRILLING AND
EXTRACTION OF NATURAL GAS
Mayor Saleh opened the public hearing at 8:02 p.m. to consider converting portions of
park land and other city-owned property for the subsurface drilling and extraction of
natural gas.
Director of Planning and Development Mike Collins stated the city is prepared to seek
competitive bid proposals to lease approximately 120 acres of municipal-owned
property, including park land, located throughout the city south of Harwood Road. Staff
is recommending that this city-owned property be considered as located in two different
zones and that the city seek separate competitive bid proposals for each zone rather
than single proposal for all of the subject property. Staff believes that this bid strategy
will maximize the number of bidders. Exhibits B (representing Zone 1) and C
(representing Zone 2) are included as attachments that represent the two zones. The
city council was asked in April, 2006, to take similar action relating to the Texas Star
Sports Complex and other city-owned property located south of S.H. 10. At that time,
the publicity and news coverage surrounding the gas drilling activity in the Barnett Shale
was not nearly what it is today. The leasing activity throughout northeast Tarrant County
has also reached a level today where many property owners throughout Euless are
being solicited, with bonus per acre and royalty offers reaching new heights. The City of
Euless desires to take advantage of this competitive environment and follow the legal
steps associated with seeking gas lease bid proposals for city-owned properties,
including park land.
In accordance with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Code, Chapter 26, the City of Euless
seeks to convert the subsurface areas of parks throughout Euless for the purpose of
offsite gas drilling and extraction. On April 7, 2008, the Parks and Leisure Services
Board endorsed staff's recommendation that the city council authorize the city manager
to convert portions of park land located throughout the city. This conversion only
proposes the use of the subsurface. The subject park properties include: Midway,
Blessing Branch, Heritage, South Euless, J. A. Carr, Kiddie Carr, West Park, and
Wilshire.
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Mayor Saleh asked for any proponents or opponents.
There being no additional proponents or opponents, Mayor Saleh closed the public
hearing at 8:07 p.m.
Mayor Pro Tern Hogg motioned to authorize the city manager to convert portions of park
land and other city-owned property for the subsurface drilling and extraction of natural
gas from West Park - Tracts 2A, 2A04, 3F1, and 3G, James M. Matson Survey, A-1080;
Wilshire Park - Tracts 5A01, 5A2A1, 5A2B, and 5A3A, Terrell Jasper Survey, A-861;
South Euless Park - Tracts 2B01 B1 and 2B02A, William G. Mathews Survey, A-1052;
Iron Bridge Park - Lot 12, Block 2, Village Park Addition; Millican Park - Lot 17R, Block
1, Oak Crest Estates, Lots B, C, D, and E, Millican Subdivision, and S125' W125' of Lot
5, Alexander-Cullum Addition; Simmons Park - Tracts 4, 4L01, and 4L01A, Andrew Huitt
Survey, A-684; Kiddie Carr Park - Lot C and Lot 1, Block 8, Oakwood Terrace West
Addition; Blessing Branch Park - Lots B and 91, Block A, Arbor Glen Addition, Lot J and
Lot 1, Block A, Arbor Glen II Addition, and Lot 1, Block 1, and Lot 1, Block H,
Woodcreek Addition; and Midway Park - Lot 1, Block A, Midway City Park Addition.
Council Member Bynum seconded the motion.
Ayes: Mayor Saleh, Mayor Pro Tern Hogg, Council Members Stinneford, Martin,
Porterfield, and Bynum
Nays: None
Mayor Saleh declared the motion carried.
ITEM NO. 19 HELD PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVED FIRST READING OF
ORDINANCE NO. 1810
Mayor Saleh opened the public hearing at 8:08 p.m. regarding Ordinance No. 1810
amending the existing gas franchise with Atmos Energy Corporation.
Director of Finance Vicki Rodriquez stated pursuant to a settlement agreement between
Atmos Energy and the Atmos Steering Committee, Atmos agreed to increase the
franchise fee from 4% of gross revenues to 5% of gross revenues.
Mayor Saleh asked for any proponents. There being none, she asked for any
opponents.
There being no proponents or opponents, Mayor Saleh closed the public hearing at 8:10
p.m.
Council Member Porterfield motioned to approve the first reading of Ordinance No.
1810 amending the existing gas franchise with Atmos Energy Corporation to change the
franchise fee payment to five percent (5%) of the gross revenues.
Council Member Stinneford seconded the motion.
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Ayes: Mayor Saleh, Mayor Pro Tern Hogg, Council Members Stinneford, Martin,
Porterfield, and Bynum
Nays: None
Mayor Saleh declared the motion carried.
Mayor Saleh noted that the second and final reading of Ordinance No. 1810 will be held
on June 24, 2008.
ITEM NO. 20 PUBLIC COMMENTS
There were no public comments.
ITEM NO. 21 REPORTS
STAFF REPORT
Fleet and Facility Administrator Kyle McAdams gave a presentation regarding the
changes made to make the city's facilities more energy efficient.
CITY MANAGER
Nary
City Manager Gary McKamie stated his appreciation for Director of Planning and
Development Mike Collins and Planning and Development Manager Chris Barker for
their work the last 19 months on the Glade Parks development. He stated they did an
exceptional job, as well as the members of the Development Review Committee, Fire,
Police, Public Works, and Engineering departments. He invited the citizens to come to
the Water Forum on Thursday, May 15, at 7:00 p.m., noting that there is no greater
asset than water.
CITY ATTORNEY
City Attorney Bob McFarland complimented Deputy City Manager Loretta Getchell for
her work on the Glade Park Agreement and thanked Gary and Loretta for the tough
decisions needed to make the agreement fair and balanced.
CITY COUNCIL
Council Member Porterfield congratulated the employees receiving recognition tonight,
as well as Ian Nafziger, Library, and Public Works departments.
Council Member Bynum complimented Ian Nafziger on receiving Eagle Scout. He
stated the city council and staff has a vision for the city and have worked hard to
achieve it. He stated he is proud to be on the council.
Council Member Stinneford congratulated Mayor Saleh and Mayor Pro Tern Hogg on
winning reelection and Donna Mickan on becoming a new council member. He thanked
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all the employees recognized for their years of service and congratulated Ian Nafziger.
He stated he is looking forward to Glade Park, which is very impressive. He has heard
discussion for months at some of the real estate meetings in the area regarding how
great the development will be for the area. He noted that if the developer gets a $32
million rebate, that means the city will receive $96 million in sales tax. He thanked staff
for all their hard work on not only this project, but everything they do.
Mayor Pro Tern Hogg thanked all the employees. He thanked the citizens for their
confidence in reelecting him to the city council for another three years. He stated
tonight is a night for celebration.
Council Member Martin congratulated the employees receiving service pins. She
congratulated Ian Nafziger stating he is a true leader. She thanked Kyle McAdams for
his report and noted he is a scout leader. She reminded everyone of the Friends of the
Library preview sale on Friday afternoon, May 16, and the regular sale through Sunday.
Mayor Saleh thanked everyone who came to the meeting tonight. She congratulated
Leon Hogg and Donna Mickan on winning their elections. She noted that the city lost a
good friend this week, Walter "Dub" Elliott, who was the first city engineer. She thanked
everyone for a smooth election.
ITEM NO. 22 ADJOURNMENT
Mayor Saleh adjourned the meeting at 8:30 p.m.
APPROVED:
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Mary Lib aleh
Mayor
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Wsan Crim, "MC
City Secretary