WELCOME TO THE MEETING OF FRISCO CITY COUNCIL, WE'RE AT CITY HALL, GEORGE A. [CALL TO ORDER] [00:00:03] PUREFOY MUNICIPAL CENTER COUNCIL CHAMBERS 6101 FRISCO SQUARE BOULEVARD IN FRISCO, TEXAS. IT IS 5 P.M. ON TUESDAY, JUNE 1ST. 2021. AND I WILL CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER. WE'RE JOINED BY THE ENTIRE CITY COUNCIL TONIGHT. NOW TO MOVE US INTO CLOSED SESSION. [CLOSED SESSION] ITEM TWO IS RECESS IN THE CLOSED SESSION, COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION FIVE FIVE ONE DOT ZERO ZERO ONE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE ITEM A MEETING WITH THE CITY ATTORNEY REGARDING A MATTER IN WHICH THE DUTY OF THE CITY ATTORNEY UNDER THE TEXAS DISCIPLINARY RULES OF PROFESSIONAL CONDUCT OF THE STATE BAR OF TEXAS, CONFLICTS WITH THE OPEN MEETINGS ACT REGARDING ONE RECEIVED LEGAL ADVICE REGARDING ZONING AND DEVELOPMENT OF PROPERTY GENERALLY LOCATED SOUTH OF PANTHER CREEK, EAST OF PRESTON, NORTH OF ELDORADO AND WEST OF COIT, AS WELL AS THE CITIZEN INPUT ITEM OF OUR AGENDA. ITEM B IS SECTION FIVE FIVE ONE DOT ZERO SEVEN TWO TO DELIVER THE PURCHASE EXCHANGE, LEASE OR VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED ONE SOUTH OF US 380 NORTH OF PANTHER CREEK, WEST OF PRESTON ROAD AND EAST OF 423 ITEM TWO SOUTH OF WARREN PARKWAY, NORTH OF 121 EAST OF LEGACY AND WEST OF PRESTON. ITEM THREE SOUTH MAIN EAST OF LEGACY. WEST OF PRESTON AND NORTH OF STONE BROOK. ITEM C, SECTION FIVE FIVE ONE DOT ZERO EIGHT SEVEN. DELIBERATION REGARDING COMMERCIAL OR FINANCIAL INFORMATION OF THE CITY HAS RECEIVED FROM A BUSINESS PROSPECT OR TO DELIBERATE THE OFFER OF A FINANCIAL OR OTHER INCENTIVE TO A BUSINESS PROSPECT. COUNCIL CAN I HAVE A MOTION. SO MOVED. MOTIONED BY BILL. SECOND. SECOND BY JOHN ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSE MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO WE'RE RECESSING EXECUTIVE SESSION AT 5:01 P.M. CAN I HAVE A MOTION TO RECONVENE? SO MOVED. MOTION BY SHONA SECOND BY JOHN. ALL IN FAVOR AYE. OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO WE'RE RECONVENED AT 6:43 P.M. AS A RESULT OF EXECUTIVE SESSION. THERE IS NO ACTION FOR COUNCIL TO TAKE AND THAT WILL MOVE US INTO OUR INVOCATION AND OUR [INVOCATION] PLEDGE. THIS EVENING FOR THE INVOCATION, WE HAVE REVEREND JIM MUSTAIN. JIM SERVES AS THE COMMUNITY PASTOR FOR PRESTON TRAIL COMMUNITY CHURCH IN FRISCO AND IS A MEMBER OF LEADERSHIP FIRST CLASS 24. HE'S HAD A BUSY SPRING. HE IS ALSO THE FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF LOVING COMMUNITY, A 501 C THREE PUBLIC CHARITY. HIS WORK IN THE COMMUNITY FLOWS OUT OF THE GREAT COMMANDMENT OF JESUS FOR BEING GOOD NEIGHBORS AND SERVING THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY. JIM HOLDS AN MBA DEGREE IN NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT, IS AN ORDAINED MINISTER, PUBLIC SPEAKER AND CONSULTANT TO NONPROFITS, CIVIC GROUPS, CITY GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES ON STRATEGIC ENGAGEMENT. SO WELCOME. AND IF YOU WOULD, JOIN US AT THE PODIUM, PLEASE. [INVOCATION] GOOD AND LOVING GOD ON BEHALF OF ALL WHO HAVE GATHERED AT THIS CITY COUNCIL MEETING THIS EVENING AND DURING THIS MEMORIAL DAY WEEK IN WHICH WE HAVE HONORED AND REMEMBERED OUR FALLEN WAR HEROES, WE AGAIN PAUSE AND GIVE THANKS FOR THEIR ULTIMATE SACRIFICE IN SERVING OUR NATION. AND ALSO TONIGHT, WE RECOGNIZE AND GIVE THANKS FOR THE NEW SEASON THAT WE ARE ENTERING INTO AND THE HEALTH OF OUR COMMUNITY AND OUR NATION IS ENJOYING WITH THE READILY AVAILABLE VACCINES IN THE WANING OF THE PANDEMIC. THANK YOU FOR OUR TEACHERS AND HEALTH CARE WORKERS, FIRST RESPONDERS AND ESSENTIAL WORKERS WHO HAVE PERSEVERED DURING THESE DIFFICULT DAYS THAT WE HAD PASSED THROUGH. MAY THEY KNOW AND FEEL OUR APPRECIATION AND YOUR SMILE. AND NOW WE PRAY FOR A SUMMER OF JOY AND RENEWAL OF FRIENDSHIPS AND FAMILY TIME AND A CELEBRATION OF LIFE AS WE AGAIN ROLL OUT THE WELCOME MAT TO OTHERS, CAUSE OUR COMMUNITY TO PROSPER AND COME ALIVE AGAIN. AND NOW, SPECIFICALLY THIS EVENING, AS WE GATHER FOR THE BUSINESS OF OUR CITY, WOULD YOU GRANT TO EACH ONE IN ATTENDANCE THIS EVENING A PERSONAL RENEWAL AND A POSITIVE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE IN A WORLD IN A NATION THAT CAN OFTEN BE DIVIDED, WOULD YOU GRANT TO US UNITY AND A SPIRIT OF COOPERATION AS TOGETHER WE LEAD IN OUR COMMUNITY. WE THANK YOU FOR OUR GATHERED GOVERNMENT AND COMMUNITY AND BUSINESS LEADERS. AND AS YOU HAVE TAUGHT US, WE PRAY FOR THEM. I ASK THAT YOU WOULD GRACIOUSLY GRANT THEM WISDOM TO LEAD AND TO GOVERN WELL, A SENSE OF WELFARE AND JUSTICE AND RIGHTNESS AND A CONFIDENCE TO DO WHAT IS GOOD AND RIGHT FOR OUR CITIZENRY. SPECIFICALLY THIS EVENING, WE PRAY FOR MAYOR CHENEY AND OUR CITY COUNCIL AS THEY ARE ON THE FRONT LINES OF LEADING AND SERVING OUR COMMUNITY. WE PRAY FOR THEM DIRECTION AND STRENGTH FOR THE CAUSES THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO THEM AND TO YOU, OUR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES, OUR ECONOMIC VITALITY, THRIVING NEIGHBORHOODS AND SCHOOLS. AND FOR THOSE WHO STRUGGLE IN OUR COMMUNITY AND REMIND US THIS EVENING THAT WE CAN ALL JOIN TOGETHER FOR THE GOOD OF OUR COMMUNITY AND BECOME THE VOICE OF HOPE AND HELP KNOWING THAT AT THE CORE OF FAITH IS LOVE AND OUR SERVICE TO OUR FELLOWS. AND SO NOW WE COMMIT THESE COMING DELIBERATIONS AND CONVERSATIONS TO YOU. WOULD YOU BRING FORWARD PARTNERSHIPS AND SOLUTIONS AND DIRECTIONS THAT WILL BETTER AND BUILD UP OUR WONDERFUL CITY IN WHICH WE LIVE, WORK AND PLAY. AND IT'S IN YOUR MOST BLESSED NAME. [00:05:02] WE PRAY AMEN. AND LEADING OUR PLEDGE, WE HAVE HASAN IS THAT CORRECT, HEZAN DAROONA WHO IS PART OF THE [PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE] BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA TROOP 298 WHO'S GOING TO LEAD US IN OUR PRAYERS, WOULD YOU PLEASE STAND AND JOIN US? STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. GOD, ONE AND INDIVISIBLE. HEZAN OK WELL, TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOURSELF. SO WILL SOWELL WHEN YOU CAME UP, HE WAS LIKE, WOW, THAT'S A LOT OF BADGES. AND YOU DON'T REALLY HAVE ROOM FOR ANY OTHERS, I DON'T THINK. BUT THIS IS WILL SOWELL'S LAST FULL COUNCIL MEETING. HE SERVED THE CITY COUNCIL FOR NINE YEARS. SO, YOU KNOW, I LOVE TO PUT MY SCOUTS ON THE SPOT AND I ACTUALLY HAVE OH, I ACTUALLY HAVE A PROCLAMATION. LET ME JUST DO THAT FIRST. SO THANK YOU, SHONA. WHICH READS, HEZAN DAROONA OF SCOUT TROOP 298 CIRCLE 10 COUNCIL WHO SUCCESSFULLY LED A COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT BENEFITING THE PIONEER HERITAGE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND WHERE HE CONSTRUCTED A PERCUSSION MARCHING CARRIER RACK AND CYMBAL CABINET FOR QUICK ORGANIZED ACCESS AND FOR THE PRESERVATION OF EQUIPMENT. HEZAN'S PROJECT CAME OUT OF HIS PASSION FOR SCOUTING, SERVING HIS COMMUNITY AND FOR MUSIC. HE IS AN ADVANCED PIANIST AND HE IS IN THE DRUM LINE. CAPTAIN FOR FRISCO HIGH SCHOOL'S BAND. IN ITS ATTAINMENT OF EAGLE SCOUT, HEZAN HAS DEMONSTRATED OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT AND LEADERSHIP ABILITY, AND WE WISH HIM CONTINUED SUCCESS IN THE FUTURE. LET'S GIVE HIM A ROUND OF APPLAUSE. [APPLAUSE] SO WHERE I LEFT OFF IS, AS I SAID, THIS IS WILL'S LAST MEETING, SO I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO TELL US WHAT SCOUTING'S MEANT TO YOU, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT ABOUT YOUR PROJECT, BUT ALSO MAYBE GIVE MR. WILL SOME ADVICE. AND AS HE LEAVES PUBLIC OFFICE, YOU KNOW WHAT HE SHOULD HAVE LEARNED FROM THIS LEADERSHIP ROLE, THAT HE CAN TAKE IT INTO HIS FURTHER LIFE. SO I'M REALLY PUTTING YOU ON THE SPOT, BUT I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO CRUSH IT. I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO CRUSH IT. JUST MENTION CAMPING IT'LL BE FINE. [LAUGHTER] CAN YOU GUYS HEAR ME? WELL, IN SCOUTING, THE MOST I LEARNED IS, WELL, ONE THING I KNOW, I'M ALSO DOING LEADERSHIP IN MY OWN BAND PROGRAM AND MY NUMBER ONE THING I'VE LEARNED TO SERVE IN LEADERSHIP. I'M FORTUNATE TO BE ABLE TO HAVE LED MY TROOP BEING THE SENIOR PATROL LEADER AND IN THAT I WAS ABLE TO KIND OF UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENT VIEW TO HAVE AS A LEADER. I'VE DEFINITELY HAD GOOD AND BAD LEADERS IN MY LIFE BUT I DEFINITELY FEEL LIKE BOY SCOUTS DEFINITELY PUT ME A LITTLE BIT MORE STEP FORWARD THAN SOME OF MY PEERS. AND IT'S REALLY HELPED ME UNDERSTAND WHAT IS IN STORE FOR MY FUTURE, FOR MY EAGLE SCOUT PROJECT. I SAID I CONSTRUCTED A PERCUSSION CARRIER RACK AND A CYMBAL AT MY FORMER MIDDLE SCHOOL. PRETTY MUCH THE BASIS OF THIS WAS I LOVE MUSIC AND I WANTED TO GIVE BACK TO MY BAND PROGRAM BECAUSE IT'S ONE OF MY MOST IMPORTANT THINGS IN MY LIFE. SO I WAS ABLE TO ORGANIZE EVERYTHING SO EVERYONE IS ABLE TO EASILY ACCESS IT. I DEFINITELY GOT HURT WHILE BEING IN MIDDLE SCHOOL FOR MY OWN STUFF, BUT SO THIS WAS DEFINITELY A GREAT WAY TO PRESERVE EVERYTHING THAT WAS LEFT THERE. AND THE ADVICE, AS YOU SAID, CAMPING, IF YOU'RE GOING TO YOU'RE GOING TO CONTINUE BE A CAMPER. ALL RIGHT. THAT'S GREAT ADVICE. I THINK THAT'S WHAT WE ALL DO WHEN WE LEAVE COUNCIL EXACTLY, GET OUTDOORS. SO CONGRATULATIONS. AND LET'S GIVE ANOTHER ROUND OF APPLAUSE HERE. [APPLAUSE] OK, AND NEXT, WE HAVE OUR FRISCO GARDEN CLUB. [4. National Garden Week - Frisco Garden Club] YOU'RE NOT ALL GOING TO COME UP IN SUPPORT. OK, I KNEW YALL WOULD. AND AS YOU'RE COMING UP, LET ME THANK YOU FOR ALL THE WORK YOU DID AT OUR BEAUTIFUL MEMORIAL DAY CEREMONY THIS WEEKEND, IT WAS IT RAINED ON US, BUT THE CROWD DIDN'T GET DAMPENED BY IT. EVERYONE STAYED OK. AND PROCLAMATION READS, WHEREAS GARDENERS HAVE A PASSION FOR NURTURING THE BEAUTY AND [00:10:05] RESOURCES OF THE EARTH THROUGH THE PLANTING OF SEEDS AND THE CARE OF ALL PLANTS. AND WHEREAS GARDENERS SEEK TO ADD BEAUTY, SPLENDOR FRAGRANCE AND NUTRITION TO OUR LIVES, THE GROWING OF HERBS, VEGETABLES, FOLIAGE AND FLOWERS. AND WHEREAS GARDENERS WORK TO PRESERVE OUR COUNTRY'S TRADITIONAL SPIRIT OF INDEPENDENCE AND INITIATIVE THROUGH INNOVATION AND HARD WORK, GARDENERS ADVOCATE THE IMPORTANCE OF ALL CREATURES, LARGE AND SMALL, THAT SHARE OUR WORLD AND THEIR ROLES IN A BALANCED AND PRODUCTIVE ECOLOGY. GARDENING FURNISHES A CHALLENGING AND PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY FOR MANY CITIZENS, BOTH FOR THE NOVICES AND THOSE WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. AND WHEREAS GARDENING PROMOTES A HEALTHY LIFESTYLE THAT LASTS A LIFETIME, HELPS REDUCE STRESS FROM OTHER AREAS OF LIFE, AND TEACHES THAT REWARDS CAN COME FROM DILIGENT EFFORTS. AND GARDENING ENABLES MEMBERS OF GARDENING CLUBS ACROSS THE NATION AND THE WORLD TO SERVE OTHERS IN THE COMMUNITIES WHERE THEY LIVE AND WORK. NOW, THEREFORE, OUR JEFF CHENEY, MAYOR BY THE CITY OF FRISCO, IN AN EFFORT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE IMPORTANCE OF GARDENING AND THE MANY CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE FRISCO GARDEN CLUB TO OUR CITY DO HEREBY PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF JUNE 6TH THROUGH 12TH 2021 AS NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK. CONGRATULATIONS, LADIES. [LAUGHTER] I DON'T KNOW, MAYBE WILL SHOULD TAKE UP GARDENING? I THINK THAT'S GOING TO BE THE THEME OF THE NIGHT THAT STARTS JUNE 16TH. WE'LL TALK ABOUT THAT [LAUGHTER] BUT ANYTHING THAT YOU'D LIKE TO SHARE WITH THE AUDIENCE AND HOW PEOPLE CAN LEARN MORE ABOUT THE GARDEN CLUB AND SO FORTH. ABSOLUTELY. THANK YOU, MAYOR. AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE PROCLAMATION THAT KICKS OFF OUR NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK. WE APPRECIATE THAT. FRISCO GARDEN CLUB HAS BEEN AROUND FOR 89 YEARS AND WE'RE VERY PROUD OF THE WORK THAT'S BEEN DONE. WE SUPPORT NINE CITY PARKS. WE PARTICIPATE IN THE MEMORIAL CEREMONY AND THE 9/11 CEREMONY. WE HELP TO SPONSOR THAT. WE ALSO WORK ON TEACHING AND EDUCATING THE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB ABOUT GARDENING. THEY'RE REALLY INTO HARVESTING THEIR VEGETABLES NOW. SO WE'RE REALLY EXCITED ABOUT THAT. AND WE JUST WELCOME MEMBERS. WHETHER YOU HAVE A GREEN THUMB OR A BROWN THUMB, YOU'RE VALUED. AND WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE YOU PARTICIPATE WITH US. SO PLEASE COME OUT AND COME TO SOME OF OUR PROGRAMS. WE HAVE WONDERFUL PROGRAMS THAT EDUCATE THE PUBLIC AND EDUCATE OURSELVES ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND GARDENING ISSUES AND JUST WATER WISE PRACTICES. SO THANK YOU SO MUCH. WE APPRECIATE THAT. WE ONCE AGAIN GOT THE BRONZE TEXAS GARDEN CLUB OF THE YEAR AWARD, WHICH IS A GREAT HONOR. AND IN THE WHOLE STATE OF TEXAS, WE WERE NUMBER ONE. SO WE THANK YOU FOR PRESENTING THAT [LAUGHTER]. YES, THANK YOU. CAN YOU GET US ALL IN? SHE'S A PROUD. THANK YOU SO MUCH. AND NOW WE HAVE NATIONAL CPR AND AED AWARENESS WEEK. [5. National CPR and AED Awareness Week.] WHO IS JOINING ME AND THEN WE GOT CHIEF COMING UP. OK, AND IT READS, WHEREAS CARDIAC ARREST OCCURS WHEN THE HEART SUDDENLY STOPS BEATING OR BEATS TOO INEFFECTIVELY TO CIRCULATE BLOOD TO THE BRAIN, LUNGS AND OTHER VITAL ORGANS. AND WHEREAS CARDIAC ARREST IS A LEADING CAUSE OF DEATH AND MORE THAN SIXTEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE SUFFER CARDIAC ARREST EVERY DAY IN THE UNITED STATES, WHEREAS APPROXIMATELY 20 PERCENT OF OUT OF HOSPITAL CARDIAC ARRESTS HAPPEN IN PUBLIC PLACES, AND SLIGHTLY LESS THAN HALF OF THESE RECEIVE THE IMMEDIATE HELP THEY NEED BEFORE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ARRIVE. AND WHEREAS SURVIVING CARDIAC ARREST DEPENDS ON IMMEDIATELY RECEIVING CPR FROM SOMEONE NEARBY WHO KNOWS HOW TO PERFORM CPR AND HOW TO USE AN AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR OR AN AED AND WHEREAS CPR PERFORMED IMMEDIATELY CAN DOUBLE OR TRIPLE A CARDIAC ARREST VICTIMS CHANCES OF SURVIVAL. AND CONGRESS HAS UNANIMOUSLY PASSED A RESOLUTION IN DECEMBER 2007 DESIGNATING JUNE 1ST THROUGH JUNE 7TH EVERY YEAR AS NATIONAL CPR AND AED AWARENESS WEEK TO SPOTLIGHT HOW LIVES MAY BE SAVED IF MORE AMERICANS KNOW CPR AND HOW TO USE AN AED. [00:15:05] NOW, THEREFORE, I. JEFF CHENEY, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF FRISCO, IN AN EFFORT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THE IMPORTANCE OF CPR AND AED AWARENESS TO SAVING THE LIVES OF CARDIAC ARREST, VICTIMS AT HOME, IN THE WORKPLACE AND ELSEWHERE DO HEREBY PROCLAIM THE WEEK OF JUNE 1ST THROUGH JUNE 7TH AS NATIONAL CPR AND AED AWARENESS WEEK. THANK YOU, CHIEF. LET'S GIVE THEM A ROUND OF APPLAUSE. [APPLAUSE] THANK YOU. CHIEF I'LL TURN IT OVER TO YOU FOR COMMENTS, BUT I'D LOVE FOR YOU TO TOUCH ON SOME NEW PROJECTS WE HAVE IN OUR CITY PARKS AND WE'LL SPEAK ABOUT IT. SURE, ABSOLUTELY. SO, FIRST OF ALL, THANK YOU FOR THE PROCLAMATION AND IN LINE WITH THINGS THAT WE'RE DOING RIGHT NOW. OBVIOUSLY, WE ARE A HARD SAVE COMMUNITY FRISCO'S BEEN DESIGNATED TO THAT. WE ALSO HAVE THE HIGHEST AWARD THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION GIVES WITH THE MISSION LIFELINE, THE GOLD PLUS AWARD, WHICH IS OUR ABILITY TO PROVIDE PRE HOSPITAL CARE FOR CARDIAC EMERGENCIES. WE HAVE THE NEW ZAP STANDS THAT ARE OUT IN THE PARKS THAT HAVE AEDS INSIDE OF THOSE, WHICH IS ADDING TO THE AXIS OF AEDS IN PUBLIC SPACES. BUT WE ALSO HAVE SOMETHING BRAND NEW THAT WE'RE UNVEILING THIS EVENING THAT WE LIKE TO INTRODUCE TO THE PUBLIC. AND WE'LL GET A SHORT VIDEO TO SHOW. AND AFTER THAT, WE'LL LET CHIEF GALL AND CHIEF OWEN TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THIS. BUT IT IS PULSE POINT. AND IF WE CAN ROLL THE VIDEO AND THEN WE'LL LET THEM EXPLAIN. [VIDEO] SO THAT IS PULSE POINT AND I'M GOING TO TURN IT OVER TO THE CHIEF'S GALL AND CHIEF OWEN TO TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THAT, BUT BEFORE I DO, I JUST WANT TO THANK THE DEPARTMENT OF IT HERE FOR HELPING US GET PULSE POINT LAUNCHED. THEY'RE A BIG PARTNER IN THIS WITH THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. SO I JUST WANT TO GIVE THEM SOME RECOGNITION AND I'LL TURN IT OVER TO CHIEF GALL. WELL, THANK YOU, CHIEF. THANK YOU, MAYOR. CITY COUNCIL, CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE. WE JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING US TO GET UP HERE AND ANNOUNCE THE PROGRAM OF PULSE POINT TO THE CITIZENS OF FRISCO. THIS IS A GREAT PROGRAM THAT'S BEEN IN THE WORKS FOR FOR MANY YEARS NOW. I KNOW CHIEF OWEN HAS TAKEN IT, I THINK, FROM 2016 FORWARD. AND SO WE'RE HERE NOW. WE'RE TRYING TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN THE CPRS THAT COME IN TO THE DISPATCH CENTER AND US ARRIVING AND THAT LITTLE BIT OF TIME, THERE USUALLY AROUND FOUR TO FIVE MINUTES OF LIFE SAVING CPR THAT A CITIZEN CAN PERFORM. SO I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT, YOU KNOW, PULSE POINT IS, IS BASICALLY USING THE CROWDSOURCING TECHNOLOGY THAT WE HAVE RIGHT THROUGH YOUR SMARTPHONES SO ANYBODY CAN SIGN UP FOR IT. IT'S ON THE APP STORE. IT'S ON THE ANDROID PLAY STORE. YOU CAN SIGN UP FOR IT IF YOU KNOW CPR, IF YOU KNOW HOW TO PUSH HARD AND FAST AT ONE HUNDRED BEATS PER MINUTE, YOU CAN SING THE STAYIN ALIVE TUNE IN YOUR HEAD, THEN YOU CAN HELP SOMEBODY OUT. I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW MUCH THAT BYSTANDER CPR HELPS PEOPLE'S OUTCOME. THAT MEANS IT KEEPS BLOOD FLOWING THROUGH THE BODY, KEEPS OXYGENATED BLOOD GOING THROUGH THE BRAIN. IT HELPS THEIR SURVIVAL RATE. I CAN TELL YOU THAT. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT. AND THE COOL THING ABOUT PULSE POINT IS WHEN YOU DOWNLOAD IT AND YOU VERIFY THAT YOU ARE [00:20:04] TRAINED IN SOME CPR, THEN YOU CAN BE ALERTED, YOU CAN BE ALERTED TO THESE CPRS. NOW, IT'S NOT GOING TO ALERT YOU ALL THE TIME. IT'S ONLY GEO FENCE. SO IF YOU'RE WITHIN A QUARTER MILE, IT CAN GIVE YOU AN ALERT THAT SOMEONE AROUND YOU IS HAVING A CARDIAC ARREST. AND SO THAT'S HOW IT WORKS. ALSO, IT CREATES A LITTLE MORE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FROM THE CITIZENS, BECAUSE WHEN YOU DOWNLOAD THIS APP, YOU'RE ABLE TO SEE THE CALLS THAT ARE GOING THROUGH THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. AND SO JUST RIGHT THERE, IT'S AN AMAZING APP. YOU CAN KEEP INFORMED OF WHAT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IS DOING AND YOU CAN HELP YOUR CITIZENS OF FRISCO. SO CHIEF OWEN ANYTHING TO ADD? NO SIR. IS IT LIVE NOW READY TO DOWNLOAD? YES, SIR. IT IS LIVE NOW. WE ARE ON THE CITY'S WEB PAGE UNDER THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. YOU CAN SCROLL ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. YOU'LL SEE PULSE POINT THERE. IT'LL GIVE YOU A HOW TO VIDEO. IF YOU'RE UNFAMILIAR WITH HOW TO DO THAT, IT'S PRETTY SIMPLE. DOWNLOAD IT. WATCH THAT VIDEO ON OUR WEBSITE AND IT'LL SHOW YOU EXACTLY HOW TO PERFORM. SET UP YOUR FRISCO FIRE AND FOLLOW THAT DEPARTMENT THERE. SO, YEAH, IF SOMEONE WANTS TO GET CERTIFIED, WHAT ARE THE RESOURCES OUT THERE FOR THEM? SO WE'RE GOING TO BE. SO THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION HAS CPR CLASSES THAT YOU CAN TAKE, BUT I BELIEVE WE'RE GOING TO BE RESTARTING OUR HANDS ONLY CPR AS WELL COMING UP IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS. SO. YES, SIR. AND AS FOR BUSINESSES SORRY, BUT THANK YOU, CHIEF, IS THAT THIS IS FOR BUSINESSES ONLY. SO WHEN YOU SEE THE CALLS COME IN, IT'S ONLY GOING TO BE FOR PUBLIC PLACES. SO JUST LIKE THE VIDEO SHOWED LET'S SAY YOU'RE IN A HARDWARE STORE OR YOU'RE AT THE MALL AND SOMETHING HAPPENS THERE. IF YOU'RE WITHIN THAT QUARTER MILE IT'LL LET YOU KNOW, IT'S NOT GOING TO LET YOU KNOW. IF YOU'RE AT MY HOUSE AND SOMEBODY IS HAVING A CPR, THEY'RE NOT GOING TO HAVE YOU RESPOND TO MY HOUSE. SO THAT'S THE COOL THING ABOUT IS JUST PUBLIC PLACES, SO. WHAT DO Y'ALL THINK? [LAUGHTER] THANK YOU FOR THAT, ALWAYS INNOVATING, WE APPRECIATE YOU. AND OUR LAST PROCLAMATION THIS EVENING IS A REALLY IMPORTANT ONE, WHICH IS CELEBRATING [6. Parks and Recreation Department's 25th Anniversary] OUR PARKS AND REC 25TH ANNIVERSARY. COME ON DOWN. YEAH, EXCITING. WE HAVE TO GET SOME COOL T-SHIRTS OR IS THAT WHAT'S IN OUR BAG? OK. OK. DEPARTMENT WAS ESTABLISHED, RICK WIELAND WAS HIRED AS THE DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR. SHAWNEE SPORTS COMPLEX, THE FIRST SPORTS FACILITY WAS BUILT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH COLLIN COLLEGE. AND IN 1997, THE FIRST DADDY DAUGHTER DANCE WAS HELD. AND WHEREAS FROM 2000 TO 2005, THE AWARD WINNING FRISCO COMMONS PARK WAS COMPLETED, THE FIRST SENIOR CENTER OPENED AT YOUTH CENTER PARK WARREN SPORTS COMPLEX OPEN IN FRISCO'S FIRST SOCCER COMPLEX AND THE FIRST SHAWNEE TRAIL CATTLE DRIVE WAS HELD IN CENTRAL PARK FROM 2006 TO 2016, HAROLD BACCHUS COMMUNITY PARK OPENED, MIRACLE LEAGUE FIELD WAS DEVELOPED B.F. PHILLIPS COMMUNITY PARK WAS COMPLETED AND THE FRISCO ATHLETIC CENTER OPENED ITS DOORS WITH THE OUTDOOR WATER PARK COMING ONE YEAR LATER. AND WHEREAS THE FRISCO PARKS AND REC DEPARTMENT WON THE TEXAS RECREATION AND PARKS SOCIETY GOLD MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN 2007 AND 2010, AND FROM 2011 TO 2015, FRISCO PARKS AND REC DEPARTMENT WAS ACCREDITED BY THE COMMISSION FOR ACCREDITATION OF PARK AND RECREATION AGENCIES. FRISCO'S FIRST DOG PARK, RUFF RANGE WAS BUILT AND THE DEPARTMENT EXPANDED TO INCLUDE THE FRISCO PUBLIC ARTS PROGRAM, THE FRISCO HERITAGE CENTER AND THE FRISCO DISCOVERY CENTER. AND WHEREAS FROM 2016 TO 2020, THE DEPARTMENT REBRANDED ITS MARKETING FROM FRISCO FUN TO PLAY FRISCO. AS YOU SEE 25 YEARS OF PLAY, AND LAUNCHED ITS FIRST PLAY FRISCO MAGAZINE COTTONWOOD [00:25:02] CREEK. GREENBELT WON A DESIGN EXCELLENCE AWARD FROM [INAUDIBLE] NORTHEAST COMMUNITY PARK AND FRISCO SKATE PARK WERE BUILT WRANGLERS RANGE AND BOYD NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS OPEN THE GROVE AT FRISCO COMMONS ACTIVE ADULT CENTER WELCOMED HIS FIRST VISITORS. THE NATIONAL RESOURCES DIVISION WAS CREATED AND OUR CITY PARKS AND TRAILS BECAME ESSENTIAL AND SAFE DESTINATIONS DURING A PANDEMIC. AND WHEREAS IN MAY 2021, THE DEPARTMENT CELEBRATED ITS 25TH YEAR WITH THE SIX CITIES TRAIL CONNECTING, JOINING FRISCO TRAILS WITH SURROUNDING CITIES AND THE OPENING OF MONARCH VIEW PARK FEATURING PUBLIC ART BY PASCAL PRIOR FRISCO PARKS HAVE GROWN IN NUMBER FROM 5 TO 54 OVER THE LAST 25 YEARS, AND FUTURE PARKS ARE ON THE HORIZON, INCLUDING THE MUCH AWAITED GRAND PARK. NOW, THEREFORE, I JEFF CHENEY, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF FRISCO ON BEHALF OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND CITIZENS OF FRISCO, JOIN IN EXPRESSING OUR GRATITUDE TO ALL OF THOSE WHO HAVE BUILT THE PARKS AND REC DEPARTMENT OVER THE LAST 25 YEARS AND WHOSE EXTRAORDINARY SERVICE HAS HELPED MAKE FRISCO A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE, PROUDLY PROCLAIMING JUNE 1ST 2021 AS PARK AND REC DEPARTMENTS. 25 ANNIVERSARY. CONGRATULATIONS. GIVE THEM ALL ROUND OF APPLAUSE. OH MY GOSH. [APPLAUSE] THEY HAD TO GO TO, LIKE SIX POINT FONT TO FIT IT ALL ON THERE, AND I COULD HARDLY READ IT, BUT WE'RE OFF. I NEED MY READERS NOW. THIS IS THE LAST MEETING. I THINK I CAN DO THIS WITHOUT MY READERS, BUT THANK YOU AND CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SUCCESS. AND SHANNON, I'D LOVE FOR YOU TO REFLECT ON ON YOUR TIME AND WHAT'S IN STORE FOR THE NEXT 25 YEARS HERE IN FRISCO. THANK YOU SO MUCH. I'M SO PROUD OF MY TEAM AND SO GRATEFUL TO YOU FOR THE PROCLAMATION AND ALL OF THE SUPPORT WE'VE GOTTEN FROM THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE, FROM OTHER DEPARTMENTS, AND REALLY, MOST IMPORTANTLY, FROM THE CITIZENS WHO HAVE JUMPED RIGHT IN AND EMBRACED PLAY FRISCO AND ARE FINDING THEIR WAY TO PLAY. SO AS MUCH AS WE WANT PEOPLE TO BE HEALTHY, HAPPY AND SAFE. WE HAVE A HUGE PART IN THAT EVERY SINGLE DAY. SO EVERY DAY WHEN YOU WAKE UP, REGARDLESS OF WHAT YOU HAVE ON YOUR CALENDAR, WHAT I'D LIKE FOR YOU TO THINK ABOUT IS HOW CAN I PLAY TODAY, EVEN IF IT'S FOR ONLY FIVE MINUTES? I WISH RICK WERE HERE TONIGHT. HE'S ON GRANDCHILD DUTY TONIGHT, WHICH IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF HIS LIFE. BUT AS I'VE BEEN HERE OVER THE PAST FOUR YEARS, THE SUCCESS OF THE DEPARTMENT NOT BECAUSE OF ME, BUT BECAUSE OF PEOPLE THAT ARE STANDING UP HERE WITH ME IS REMARKABLE. AND IT IS AN AMAZING PLACE TO BE. WE ARE ALSO FORTUNATE TO BE HERE. AND OVER THE NEXT 25 YEARS, I JUST SEE US REALLY LEARNING TO PLAY IN DIFFERENT WAYS. WE CAN DREAM BIG, REALLY BIG, OVER A THOUSAND ACRES BIG AS WE CONTINUE TO DESIGN ALL OF THESE PARKS. SO THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT. WE REALLY APPRECIATE IT. CONGRATULATIONS. CONGRATULATIONS. OK, THAT WILL MOVE US INTO OUR REPORTS SECTION AND RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE ITEM SEVEN IS [7. Parks & Recreation report on activities related to arts, culture, events, park development and operations, natural resources, and recreation services.] OUR PARKS AND REC REPORT SHANNON I'LL TURN IT TO YOU. ALL RIGHT, GOOD EVENING. SO YOU HEARD A PRETTY BRIEF RECAP. WE HAVEN'T REALLY BEEN DOING ANYTHING FOR THE PAST 25 YEARS WITH MUCH MORE TO COME. I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MAY HAVE. I GUESS THE ONE THING I DID WANT TO POINT OUT IS AS MUCH AS WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD IN BEING INNOVATIVE, WE'RE ALSO BRINGING BACK SOME OF THE OLD SCHOOL, I WILL CALL IT. SO PLEASE MAKE SURE ON JUNE 25TH THAT YOUR ROLLER SKATES ARE OUT BECAUSE WE WILL BE ROLLER SKATING OUTSIDE. OK, SO I DON'T KNOW WHAT DAY IT IS, BUT I THINK I'M OUT OF TOWN [LAUGHTER] FOR THOSE OF US WHO SPENT EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE SKATE LAND. I DO WANT TO JUST MAYBE HIGHLIGHT I DON'T THINK WE'VE DONE IT AT THE COUNCIL MEETING YET. JUST ALL THE WORK THAT WAS DONE ON FRISCO COMMONS PARK AND THE ROOF REPLACEMENT AND EVERYTHING THAT WE CELEBRATED THIS WEEKEND ON MEMORIAL DAY WOULD WOULD BE A GREAT UPDATE. [00:30:01] THAT WAS JUST A FANTASTIC JUST A FANTASTIC EVENT, AS IT ALWAYS IS. BUT TO TO SEE ALL OF THE WORK THAT SO MANY PEOPLE HAVE PUT IN, ALL OF THE GROUPS, THE VETERANS GROUPS, THE FRISCO LEADERSHIP CLASS, I JUST I COULDN'T SAY ENOUGH. THE VOLUNTEERS THAT CAME FORWARD AND DONATED THINGS, PEOPLE WHO WERE WILLING TO WRITE US CHECKS, NOT US PERSONALLY, BUT FOR THAT EVENT AND REALLY TO THE STAFF. AND MANY OF THEM ARE HERE WITH US TONIGHT WHO REALLY LED THAT EFFORT FROM THE INSIDE TO MAKE SURE THERE WERE A LOT OF SLEEPLESS NIGHTS THAT THINGS WERE POSITIONED PROPERLY AND THAT VERY IMPORTANT STATUE WAS PLACED AND MAINTAINED ITS INTEGRITY OVERNIGHT TO BE READY TO GO. WE JUST REALLY CAN'T THANK EVERYBODY ENOUGH FOR EVERYTHING THAT THEY DID. THE OUTPOURING OF SUPPORT WAS AMAZING. THANK YOU, COUNCIL, ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? THERE YOU GO. OK, THANK YOU. THAT MOVES US TO ITEM EIGHT WHICH IS THE PUBLIC WORKS AND ENGINEERING REPORT. [8. Public Works and Engineering report on activities related to roadways, traffic control and transportation, stormwater drainage, water and wastewater, and solid waste collection.] GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL, JUST HAVE A COUPLE OF QUICK SLIDES HERE FOR YOU TONIGHT. THIS IS OUR WATER USAGE HERE, AS YOU SEE OVER THE COURSE OF THIS YEAR. OBVIOUSLY, WITH THE RAIN AND THINGS GOING ON, WE WOULD EXPECT THAT TO CONTINUE TO TO REMAIN DOWN. AND SO IT'S SHOWN THERE NEXT, JUST WANT TO POINT OUT, A COUPLE OF WEEKS AGO WAS NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS WEEK. WE'VE BEEN CELEBRATING IN THE DEPARTMENT AS NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS MONTH. BUT IF YOU GET A CHANCE AND GO TO THE CITY'S WEBSITE, WE'VE GOT SEVERAL SHORT VIDEOS THAT WERE MADE BY SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS THAT REALLY DOES A GOOD JOB FEATURING THE WORK THAT OUR STAFF IS DOING IN VARIOUS WAYS. WITH THAT, BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. AND SINCE YOU BROUGHT IT UP, I'LL JUST POINT OUT THIS IS A GREAT TIME OF YEAR FOR PEOPLE TO LOG ON TO THEIR MY FRISCO APP AND DO THEIR FREE SPRINKLER CHECKUPS. SO THAT'S A FREE SERVICE THAT THE CITY OFFERS. COUNCIL ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? YEAH. OK, THANK YOU. THAT MOVES US TO ITEM NINE, WHICH IS OUR LIBRARY REPORT. [9. Library Report on monthly statistics and activities.] GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL. I JUST HAVE A COUPLE OF SLIDES TO SHARE WITH YOU, OUR SUMMER READING PROGRAM, THE MAYOR'S SUMMER READING PROGRAM, IS IN FULL SWING AND TOMORROW WILL BE THE FIRST OF OUR WOW WEDNESDAYS. AND THOSE WILL OCCUR EVERY WEDNESDAY THROUGH JUNE AND JULY. AND SO TOMORROW ON THIS VERY STAGE WILL BE CRITTERMAN WITH I'M NOT SURE WHAT HE'S BRINGING, BUT SOME MAMMALS, REPTILES AND BIRDS. SO IT'S ALWAYS A LOT OF FUN. AND THESE PROGRAMS ARE ORIENTED TOWARD ELEMENTARY AGE KIDS. AND THEN YOU CAN SEE THE SCHEDULE RIGHT THERE. WE ALSO HAVE STORY TIMES IN THIS ROOM ON TUESDAYS AT 11:00 AND THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS AT 10 AND 11. AND THOSE ARE FOR THE PRESCHOOL CROWD. SO TO HELP WITH A LITTLE BIT OF SOCIAL DISTANCING AND SOME SPACE, WE'RE USING THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AND IT'S WORKING OUT VERY WELL AS A CITY ORDINANCE. I BELIEVE NO SNAKES ARE ALLOWED IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS. BUT IN ANY CASE, WE'RE EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE SOME OF THE PROGRESS THAT'S BEEN GOING ON WITH THE LIBRARY BUILD. WE HAVE CAMERAS UP THAT IN THE NEAR FUTURE WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE LIBRARY'S WEBSITE. SO YOU CAN SEE THE PROGRESS THAT'S BEING MADE. BUT THE SHOT THAT'S ON MY LEFT IS, AS I LOOK AT THE SCREEN IS OF THE INTERIOR. AND YOU CAN SEE NOW THAT ALL THE WALLS INSIDE ARE GONE, JUST HOW MASSIVE THAT SPACE IS AND HOW EXCITED WE ARE TO BE ABLE TO WORK WITH IT. BUT IN THE FUTURE, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO LOG ON TO THE LIBRARY'S WEBSITE AND SEE PROGRESS AS IT HAPPENS. ALSO, WE ARE MAKING A PLEA FOR VOLUNTEERS AS A PART OF PREPARATION FOR OUR MOVE TO OUR NEW HOME. WE HAVE SEVERAL MAJOR PROJECTS THAT NEED TO OCCUR. AND SO ANY RESIDENTS OR PEOPLE WHO NOW FIND THEMSELVES WITH A LITTLE MORE TIME NOW THAT THEY'RE NOT ON THE COUNCIL ANYMORE OR OTHERS WHO WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER AT THE LIBRARY, WE'RE ASKING FOR A COMMITMENT OF AT LEAST AN HOUR A WEEK, BUT WE CAN CERTAINLY USE MORE AS WE RE CATALOG AND GET THE COLLECTION READY FOR THE MOVE. IT'S ABOUT A QUARTER OF A MILLION ITEMS THAT WILL NEED TO BE MOVED OVER TO THAT NEW LOCATION. AND EVERY ONE OF THEM WILL NEED TO BE TOUCHED IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER TO BE PREPARED FOR THAT MOVE. WE WANT TO MAKE IT EASY FOR PEOPLE TO FIND MATERIALS IN THE NEW BUILDING, AND THE NATURE OF THE NEW BUILDING GIVES US THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTRODUCE A NEW WAY OF FINDING THINGS. AND SO WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT THAT. BUT IT WILL TAKE HOURS AND HOURS OF VOLUNTEER HELP TO GET THOSE MATERIALS READY. [00:35:05] SO ANYONE IN THE AUDIENCE, ANYONE LISTENING AT HOME, PLEASE REACH OUT TO THE LIBRARY. YOU CAN GO ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE FOR VOLUNTEERING AND SIGN UP, LET THEM KNOW YOU'RE INTERESTED IN THE LIBRARY, AND WE WILL PUT YOU TO WORK. THANK YOU, SHELLEY. IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING THAT YOU CAN SEND US TO SHARE ON SOCIAL MEDIA, I'D BE HAPPY TO DO THAT. OH, WE ALL WOULD. YOU BET. THERE'S A WRITE UP IN THE REPORT ITSELF, BUT I CAN HAVE SOMEBODY SEND YOU SOMETHING TOMORROW, IF THAT'S OK. ALSO, THERE WAS ONE THING IN THE WRITEUP THAT I WANTED TO CLARIFY. ONE OF THE THINGS WE'RE TRYING TO SHARE WITH YOU ON OUR STATISTICS PAGE IS SOME NEW FACT ABOUT THE UPCOMING LIBRARY. AND SO YOU'LL SEE IN THE BOTTOM CORNER NEW FRISCO LIBRARY STATISTICS. THERE WILL BE 27 DIFFERENT AREAS OR ROOMS IN THE NEW LIBRARY THAT ARE AVAILABLE FOR PROGRAMS, ACTIVITIES, RESERVATIONS, ALL KINDS OF GROUP GATHERINGS. AND SO WE WANTED YOU TO KNOW JUST HOW DIFFERENT THIS NEW LIBRARY WILL BE FOR BUILDING COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS AND ALLOWING NON-PROFITS AND PRIVATE ENTITIES TO USE THE SPACE TO REACH OUT TO THE COMMUNITY. AND THAT'S ALL I HAVE, UNLESS THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS. ANY QUESTIONS JEFF? OK, THANK YOU. THANKS THAT WILL MOVE TO ITEM TEN WHICH IS OUR COUNCIL'S SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS. ANY UPDATES? NO OK, THAT WILL MOVE US TO OUR CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS PLACED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE [CONSENT AGENDA] CONSIDERED ROUTINE IN NATURE AND ARE CONSIDERED NON-CONTROVERSIAL. THE CONSIDERATION AGENDA CAN BE ACTED UPON IN ONE MOTION MAJORITY OF THE COUNCIL IS REQUIRED TO MOVE ANY ITEM FOR DISCUSSION AND SEPARATE ACTION. COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY VOTE NAY ON ANY ITEM WITHOUT COMMENT AND SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD COUNCIL YOU HAVE ITEMS ELEVEN THROUGH TWENTY TWO FOR CONSIDERATION. MOVE TO APPROVE ITEMS ELEVEN THROUGH TWENTY TWO. MOTION BY WILL. SECOND. SECOND BY BILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO THAT WILL MOVE US TO OUR LEGISLATIVE AGENDA. [LEGISLATIVE AGENDA] THESE ITEMS MAY LEGALLY REQUIRE COUNCIL ACTION, BUT MY COUNCIL POLICY SHOULD BE THE CITY MANAGER'S RESPONSIBILITY. THE LEGISLATIVE AGENDA CAN BE ACTED UPON. IN ONE MOTION, THE CONCURRENCE OF TWO COUNCIL MEMBERS IS REQUIRED TO REMOVE ANY ITEM FOR A SEPARATE DISCUSSION AND ACTION. COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY VOTE NAY ON ANY ITEM WITHOUT COMMENT AND SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD. TWO ITEMS ITEMS TWENTY THREE AND TWENTY FOUR. MOVE TO APPROVE ITEMS TWENTY THREE AND TWENTY FOUR. SECOND MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. THAT WILL MOVE US TO OUR REGULAR AGENDA ITEM. TWENTY FIVE IS A PUBLIC HEARING, A REQUEST TO REZONE ELEVEN POINT TWO ACRES ON THE SOUTH [25. Public Hearing: A request to rezone 11.2± acres on the south side of Main Street, 550± feet west of Portola Drive from Agricultural to Single Family-7, to amend the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 11-04-09, as amended), and to consider to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoned Agricultural. Neighborhood #18. Zoning Case No. Z21-0009. Applicant: Triangle Engineering, LLC. (Development Services/JH)] SIDE OF MAIN STREET, FIVE HUNDRED FIFTY FEET WEST OF PORTOLA DRIVE FROM AG TO SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER ONE ONE ZERO FOUR ZERO NINE AS AMENDED AND TO CONSIDER TO DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME ZONED AGRICULTURAL NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER EIGHTEEN ZONING CASE NUMBER Z TWO ONE DASH ZERO ZERO ZERO NINE. THE APPLICANT IS TRIANGLE ENGINEERING LLC. THANK YOU, MAYOR COUNCIL. THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING TO REZONE THE PROPERTY SHOWN HERE FROM AGRICULTURAL TO SINGLE FAMILY. SEVEN. THIS REQUEST IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE ZONING OF THE PROPERTIES TO THE EAST AND THE SOUTH, AS WELL AS THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN DESIGNATION OF SUBURBAN NEIGHBORHOOD FOR THE PROPERTY TO THE WEST. THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DID RECOMMEND APPROVAL AS SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN BY A VOTE OF SIX TO ZERO ON MAY 11TH OF THIS YEAR. AND WITH THAT, I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. AND SO THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. MOVE TO PUBLIC HEARING. MOTIONED BY SHONA, SECOND BY JOHN, ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSE THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN. IS THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE MOVE TO CLOSE. SECOND. MOTIONED BY BILL SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSE THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED. COUNCIL, WHAT QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS DO YOU HAVE? MOVE TO APPROVE AND DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE ON ITEM TWENTY FIVE. SECOND. ZERO. THAT WILL MOVE US TO ITEM TWENTY SIX, WHICH IS ALSO A PUBLIC HEARING, A REQUEST TO [26. Public Hearing: A request to repeal Ordinance No. 90-08-03 consisting of 31.8± acres on the south side of Main Street, 1,450± feet west of Hillcrest Road (“Property”), to amend the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 11-04-09, as amended), to rezone the property from Planned Development-9-Commercial-1/Multifamily-19/Single Family-8.5/Single Family-7 to Planned Development-Commercial-1/Multifamily-19, and Planned Development-Patio Home, and to consider to direct Staff to prepare Ordinances of the same. Zoned Planned Development-9-Commercial-1/Multifamily-19/Single Family-8.5/Single Family-7. Neighborhood #19. Zoning Case No. Z21-0008. Applicant: City of Frisco. (Development Services/JH)] REPEAL ORDINANCE NUMBER NINE ZERO DASH ZERO EIGHT ZERO THREE, CONSISTING OF THIRTY ONE POINT EIGHT ACRES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET, FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET WEST OF HILLCREST ROAD TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER ONE ONE ZERO FOUR DASH ZERO NINE AS AMENDED TO REZONE THE PROPERTY FROM PLANNED DEVELOPMENT NON COMMERCIAL ONE MULTIFAMILY NINETEEN SINGLE FAMILY EIGHT POINT FIVE SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN TO PLAN DEVELOPMENT COMMERCIAL MULTIFAMILY NINETEEN AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PATIO HOME INTO THE CONSIDERED DISTRICT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME ZONE PLAN DEVELOPMENT NON COMMERCIAL ONE MULTIFAMILY NINETEEN SINGLE FAMILY EIGHT POINT FIVE SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER NINETEEN ZONE IN CASE NUMBER Z TWO ONE DASH ZERO ZERO ZERO EIGHT APPLICANT CITY OF FRISCO. THANK YOU MAYOR. OVER THE YEARS, PLAN DEVELOPMENT HAS INADVERTENTLY BEEN SEGREGATED LEAVING THREE REMAINING TRACKS THAT RETAIN PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, NON ZONING. THEREFORE, STAFF IS PROPOSING TO SEPARATE PLAN DEVELOPMENT NINE INTO THREE SEPARATE TRACKS AS FOLLOWS TRACK ONE SHOWN HERE ON THE SCREEN. [00:40:02] A ZONING REQUEST WHICH INCLUDES THIS TRACK PROPOSES TO REZONE THIS TRACK TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PATIO HOMES TOWNHOME. THIS REQUEST IS ON TONIGHT'S REGULAR AGENDA FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. TRACK TWO STAFF IS PROPOSING TO PLACE THIS TRACK IN A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT OF ITS OWN, BUT KEEPING THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, NON DESIGNATION AND RETAINING THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS THAT ARE IN PLACE TODAY. THIS PROPOSAL DOES NOT REMOVE ANY OF THE ZONING ENTITLEMENTS THAT ARE ON THE PROPERTY. ALL OF THE ENTITLEMENTS THAT ARE ON THE PROPERTY TODAY WILL BE BROUGHT FORWARD INTO A NEW PLAN DEVELOPMENT. SAME THING FOR TRACK. THREE STAFF IS PROPOSING TO PLACE THIS TRACK IN A PLAN, DEVELOPMENT OF ITS OWN, RECOGNIZING THE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS THAT ARE IN PLACE TODAY. SO NOT TO CREATE ANY NONCONFORMING LOTS AND OR STRUCTURES. AGAIN, THIS PROPOSAL DOES NOT REMOVE ANY OF THE ZONING ENTITLEMENTS ON THE PROPERTY. STAFF DID SEND PUBLIC HEARING NOTICES IN ACCORDANCE WITH STATE LAW, AS WELL AS IN COURTESY NOTICES TO ALL OF THE HOAS WITHIN FIFTEEN HUNDRED FEET, STAFF DID RECEIVE A NUMBER OF EMAILS AND PHONE CALLS, WITH RESIDENTS JUST ASKING GENERAL QUESTIONS REGARDING WHAT THIS REQUEST WAS. AND NONE OF THOSE WERE IN SUPPORT OR OPPOSITION JUST HAD GENERAL QUESTIONS. THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DID RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF THIS REQUEST BY A VOTE OF SIX TO ZERO ON APRIL 27TH. AND WITH THAT, I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. MOVE TO OPEN PUBLIC HEARINGS, SECOND. MOTION BY WILL SECOND BY BILL ALL IN FAVOR, OPPOSE THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN. IS THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE MOVE TO CLOSE. SECOND. MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX YEAR. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED. COUNCIL WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? I DO HAVE ONE QUICK QUESTION. ONE TRACK ONE DEVELOPS BECAUSE I'M ASSUMING THAT'S PROBABLY GOING TO HAPPEN FIRST AT THIS POINT. WILL KINGS RIDGE ROAD BE BUILT OUT TO MAIN STREET WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THAT TRACT OR WHAT'S THE TIMING ON THAT? SO KINGS RIDGE, WITH THIS DEVELOPMENT, KINGS RIDGE DOES NOT HAVE TO DEVELOP OUT TO DOES NOT HAVE TO CONNECT TO MAIN STREET. THE DEVELOPMENT MEETS ITS TWO POINTS OF ACCESS FROM MAINE AND HUDSON TO THE SOUTH, SO IT IS NOT REQUIRED TO DEVELOP. THEY WILL JUST MAKE SURE ALL OF THE RIGHT OF WAY IS THERE AND IT IS LIKELY MORE LIKELY TO DEVELOP OUT WHEN THE PROPERTY TO THE EAST DEVELOPS IN TRACT TWO. MOVE TO APPROVE AND DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN AUDIENCE ON ITEM TWENTY SIX. SECOND. MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO AND WE'LL GO AHEAD AND GET CITIZEN INPUT STARTED SINCE I KNOW WE'VE GOT A FEW PEOPLE [CITIZEN INPUT (to begin approximately at 7:30 p.m.)] THAT HAVE ALREADY SIGNED UP AND IF OTHERS COME IN AT 7:30, SO IF THERE'S ANY OTHER PEOPLE WHO WANT TO DO FOR CITIZEN'S INPUT, IF YOU WOULD PLEASE DO THE BLUE CARD RIGHT AWAY, WE WON'T BE DOING ADDING ON TO THE END. I ONLY HAVE ONE SO FAR FOR CITIZEN'S INPUT. THE OTHERS ARE FOR A SPECIFIC AGENDA ITEMS. SO IS THAT CORRECT? ALL RIGHT, MARK [INAUDIBLE] IS THAT CORRECT? IF YOU WOULD, PLEASE, AND WHILE YOU'RE COMING DOWN, I'LL REMIND ANYONE THAT SPEAKING ON FOR CITIZEN INPUT THAT THIS FRISCO CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION EIGHTEEN DASH TEN DASH SIXTY TWELVE REQUIRES COMMENTS FOR TO BE RELATED TO CITY BUSINESS, REQUIRING ACTION BY THE MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL STUDY ISSUES FOR FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS AND REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION. AND ALL COMMENTS MUST BE CIVIL IN NATURE. ALL RIGHT. WELL, I HOPE THIS QUALIFIES FOR THAT. I'M READING THIS ON BEHALF OF MULTIPLE [INAUDIBLE] LICENSED IRRIGATORS THAT ARE REGISTERED CONTRACTORS WITH THE CITY OF FRISCO. AND THEY WANT ME TO ASK THE COUNCIL THE QUESTION BEFORE THAT'S TO START TO SEE IF ANY OF YOU ARE AWARE OF THE CHANGES THAT THE CITY OF FRISCO BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT ENFORCED ABOUT A WEEK AGO, AND NOW THEY POSTPONE THEM UNTIL JULY 1ST ON BACKFLOW DEVICES. HAVE WE ALL HEARD ABOUT THAT. WELL, BASICALLY, THE BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT IS SAYING ALL NEW BACKFLOW DEVICES THAT'S ON THE CITY OF FRISCO MUST BE UNDER POINT TWO FIVE PERCENT LEAD-FREE. SO WHAT A BACKFLOW DEVICE IS IT STOPS THE WATER FROM YOUR SPRINKLER, FROM GOING BACK IN YOUR HOUSE OR YOUR BUSINESS SO YOU DON'T DRINK IT. AND IN TEXAS, THE TEXAS COMMISSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY REGULATES BACKFLOW AND IRRIGATION FOR THE WHOLE STATE. AND THEY DO NOT REQUIRE LEAD-FREE DEVICES. THEY SAID IRRIGATIONS, LOW HAZARD. YOU DON'T HAVE TO USE THEM NATIONALLY. THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT EXEMPTS IRRIGATION SYSTEMS FROM USING LEAD-FREE DEVICES. YOU DON'T HAVE TO USE THEM. BUT ON FRIDAY, JUNE 25TH, WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE OR COMMUNICATION FROM THE BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT, THEY MADE A LICENSING IRRIGATOR REMOVE A BACKFLOW DEVICE AND REINSTALL THE LEAD-FREE DEVICE, CAUSING THE IRRIGATOR HUNDREDS OF [00:45:02] DOLLARS IN MATERIAL TIME AND LABOR AND STRESS. BECAUSE THE HOUSE WAS FORCED TO CLOSE, IT WAS HOLDING UP THE CLOSING OF THE HOUSE SO THE PEOPLE COULDN'T MOVE IN. HE ENDED UP DOING IT AND GETTING TO CLOSE ON TIME. THEN ON MONDAY, WHEN THE CONTRACTOR CONTACTED THE CITY, THEY TOLD HIM HE CAN GO BACK TO USING THE OLD DEVICES UNTIL JULY 1ST, THAT HE DIDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT. THIS WON'T BE IN EFFECT UNTIL JULY 1ST. SO I'M JUST READING THIS ON BEHALF OF SOME CONTRACTORS WHO WORKING IN THE CITY. THEY SAID IF THE CITY OF FRISCO BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT DECIDES TO ENFORCE THIS NON RULE WHERE SPRINKLERS ARE EXEMPT, THESE ARE A FEW OF THE RESULTS. FRISCO WOULD BE THE FIRST CITY IN COLLIN COUNTY TO DO THIS. NO OTHER CITIES IN COLLIN COUNTY REQUIRE LEAD-FREE BACKFLOW. FRISCO WOULD BE ONE OF THE FEW CITIES THAT DO THIS IN THE ENTIRE STATE OF TEXAS, I THINK ONLY LOOKS LIKE SINGLE DIGIT NUMBERS THAT REQUIRE THIS AND NONE IN OUR AREA. THE SUPPLY CHAIN, THE PEOPLE THAT MAKE THESE DEVICES HAVE SAID THAT RIGHT NOW, DUE TO THE FREEZE AND THE DEMAND, THEY DO NOT KNOW IF THEY CAN PROVIDE THIS PRODUCT FOR THE CITY OF FRISCO THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THAT COULD CAUSE HOMES AND COMMERCIAL PROJECTS NOT TO CLOSE AND PEOPLE TO MOVE INTO THEIR HOUSES. AND IT WOULD INCREASE THE PRICE OF A SPRINKLER SYSTEM TO EXISTING HOME OWNERS AND THE PRICE ON NEW HOMES IN THE CITY OF FRISCO. SO THEY ASK OF THESE CONTRACTORS, IS TO DELAY THIS CHANGE OR ENFORCEMENT UNTIL FURTHER RESEARCH IS DONE TO EXAMINE THE EFFECTS OF THIS ACTION. THEY'RE MEETING WITH THE CITY DAILY, WITH THE BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT, BUT THEY WANTED ME TO COME AND READ THAT TO YOU ALL JUST IN CASE IT NEEDS TO BE TAKEN TO A HIGHER LEVEL. ANY QUESTIONS? THANK YOU. THIS IS FOR US TO RECEIVE INPUT AND SO WE WILL FOLLOW UP WITH CITY STAFF. I'M SURE NONE OF US WERE AWARE OF THAT LEVEL OF DETAIL, BUT WE'LL MAKE SURE WE GET A REPORT FROM CITY STAFF AND TO HAVE THEM FOLLOW UP, IF YOU'LL LEAVE YOUR WE HAVE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION. WE FOLLOW. AND IT WAS COMING FROM THE BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT, NOT THE IRRIGATION INSPECTION. WITH THE BACKFLOW DEPARTMENT. THANKS. THANK YOU. OK, THAT WILL MOVE US BACK TO OUR REGULAR AGENDA [27. Public Hearing: A request to amend the Zoning Ordinance Subsection 4.05 Accessory Structure Standards and Section 7 Definitions to provide standards related commercial accessory structures, and to consider to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoning Case No. ZA20-0009. (Development Services/AS)] SUBSECTION FOUR POINT ZERO FIVE ACCESSORY STRUCTURE STANDARDS IN SECTION SEVEN, DEFINITIONS TO PROVIDE STANDARDS RELATED TO COMMERCIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURES AND TO CONSIDER DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME ZONING CASE NUMBER ZA TWO ZERO ZERO DASH ZERO ZERO ZERO NINE. THANK YOU, MAYOR. BEFORE YOU THIS EVENING, ARE PROPOSED ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS THAT ADDRESS COMMERCIAL ACCESSORY STRUCTURES AND SPECIFICALLY FABRIC CANOPY'S. CURRENTLY, THE ZONING ORDINANCE DOES NOT REGULATE FABRIC CANOPIES. LAST YEAR, A PROJECT WAS BROUGHT FORWARD TO THE PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION THAT PROPOSED FABRIC CANOPY'S PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION WAS OPEN TO THE CONCEPT BUT REQUESTED STANDARDS TO REGULATE THE STRUCTURES. A WORK SESSION WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 10TH 2020. AND THEN SUBSEQUENTLY THESE AMENDMENTS WERE PROPOSED TO THE PLANNING ZONING COMMISSION AND APPROVED BY THEM. THIS EVENING I WILL GO OVER OVER THESE CHANGES BROKEN DOWN INTO THE FOUR MAIN CATEGORIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE CHANGES BEFORE YOU, THE FIRST ACCESSORY STRUCTURE, PLACEMENT AND PERCENTAGE ON THE SITE. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS PROHIBIT ACCESSORY [INAUDIBLE] REQUIRED FRONT SIDE OR REAR YARDS. IN ADDITION, THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS ALLOW ACCESSORY STRUCTURES TO COVER A MAXIMUM OF 15 PERCENT OF THE LIGHT AREA. THE SECOND CATEGORY CONCERNS FABRIC COLOR AND CORPORATE IDENTITY AND SIGNAGE. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENTS REQUIRE THAT THE FABRIC BE A SOLID COLOR. NO PATTERNS, NEON AND FLUORESCENT COLORS ARE PROHIBITED. IN ADDITION, SIGNAGE IS PROHIBITED ON THE CANOPY. THE ZONING ORDINANCE DOES CURRENTLY CONTAIN CORPORATE IDENTITY LANGUAGE THAT WOULD APPLY TO THE CANOPY'S AS WELL. SPECIFICALLY, COLOR CAN BE CONSIDERED A CORPORATE IDENTITY. THIS, AGAIN, IS ALREADY IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE AND REQUIRES DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT SERVICES APPROVAL. THE THIRD CATEGORY IS FABRIC CANOPY MINIMUM STANDARDS? AND SO PROPOSED THIS EVENING IS A REQUIREMENT THAT THE FABRIC HAVE A MINIMUM 10 YEAR WARRANTY THAT COVERS FRAYING, TEARING, FADING AND DISCOLORING A WIND LOAD OF UP TO 150 MILES PER HOUR. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT THAT THIS IS A SPECIFICATION THAT THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT HAS UTILIZED FOR SEVERAL YEARS CONCERNING CANOPY'S IN CITY PARKS. AND LASTLY, A MATERIAL CONSISTING OF COATED VINYL, POLYESTER, VINYL AND OR ACRYLIC FABRIC. LASTLY, COLUMN DESIGN AND PLACEMENT. THE AMENDMENTS SPECIFIED THAT THE COLUMN BE METAL PAINTED WHITE OR BLACK OR DARK BROWN, AND THAT THE PLACEMENT OF THE COLUMN DOES NOT HINDER THE OPENING OF THE VEHICLE DOOR AND [00:50:01] DOES NOT ALSO PROHIBIT COLUMNS FROM EXTENDING INTO THE MINIMUM WIDTH OF A PARKING SPACE. AGAIN, THESE STANDARDS WERE RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AND I'D BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY SPECIFIC QUESTIONS. THANK YOU, COUNCIL. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. OPEN PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION BY SHONA, SECOND BY JOHN. ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSE THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN. IS THERE ANYONE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE I MOVE TO CLOSE. SECOND MOTION BY BILL. SECOND WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED. COUNCIL WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? ANTHONY CAN YOU REFRESH MY MEMORY ON THE HISTORY OF THIS? I THINK THIS CAME ABOUT BECAUSE WE HAD AN AUTO DEALERSHIP THAT WANTED TO PUT IN A BUNCH OF CANOPY'S. IS IS THAT CORRECT? AND THIS IS KIND OF HOW THE PROCESS GOT STARTED AND WHERE WE ENDED UP. THIS STARTED THE DISCUSSION. YES. A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, THERE WAS A PROPOSAL FROM AN AUTO DEALERSHIP WHO WANTED TO COVER THE VAST MAJORITY OF THE SITE IN FABRIC CANOPIES. THAT REQUIRES ZONING CHANGES. THE ZONING ORDINANCE DOES NOT ALLOW FOR THEM. BUT THIS SPECIFIC WAS ALSO STARTED BY A PROJECT, AN OFFICE BUILDING, WHO WANTED TO UTILIZE IT OVER A LIMITED SPACE, BUT FOR COVERED PARKING, THANK YOU. SO WHAT OTHER QUESTIONS? I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION. MOVE TO APPROVE AND DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE ON ITEM NUMBER TWENTY SEVEN. SECOND. MOTION BY BILL SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. THAT'LL TAKE US TO ITEM TWENTY EIGHT IS A PUBLIC HEARING REQUEST TO REZONE FIFTY NINE [28. Public Hearing: A request to rezone 59.9± acres on the south side of Main Street, 660± feet east of Preston Road (“Property”) from Commercial-1 and Planned Development-9-Commercial-1/Multifamily-19 to Planned Development-Patio Home/Townhome, to amend the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 11-04-09, as amended), and to consider to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoned Commercial-1 and Planned Development-9-Commercial-1/Multifamily-19. Neighborhood #19. Zoning Case No. Z20-0015. Applicant: Dowdey, Anderson & Associates, Inc. (Development Services/JH)] POINT NINE ACRES IN THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET. SIX HUNDRED AND SIXTY FEET EAST OF PRESTON ROAD FROM COMMERCIAL ONE AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT NINE. COMMERCIAL ONE. MULTIFAMILY NINETEEN TO PLAN DEVELOPMENT PATIO HOME TOWN HOME TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER ONE ONE DASH ZERO FOUR DASH ZERO NINE AS AMENDED AND TO CONSIDER TO DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN AUDIENCE OF THE SAME ZONED COMMERCIAL ONE AND PLANNED DEVELOPMENT NINE COMMERCIAL ONE MULTIFAMILY NINETEEN NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER NINETEEN ZONE A CASE NUMBER Z TWO ZERO DASH ZERO ZERO ONE FIVE APPLICANT DOWDEY ANDERSON AND ASSOCIATES. THANK YOU, MAYOR. THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING A PLANNED DEVELOPMENT TO ACCOMMODATE THE SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT SHOWN HERE. THIS REQUEST HAS GONE IN FRONT OF THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION A FEW DIFFERENT TIMES NOW AND HAS BEEN TABLED TO ALLOW ADDITIONAL TIME FOR THE APPLICATION TO GO BACK AND LOOK AT OPEN SPACE, THIS CONNECTION TO THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY TO THE WEST, AS WELL AS THE TOWN HOME ELEVATIONS. SO JUST A FEW THINGS TO POINT OUT. WHAT YOU SEE HERE TONIGHT. THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING THE SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT BE FOCUSED AROUND THREE OPEN SPACE TRACKS. THESE THREE OPEN SPACE TRACKS DO EQUATE TO SIX POINT TWO ACRES OR TWELVE PERCENT, WHERE PREVIOUSLY THE APPLICANT WAS ONLY PROPOSING THIS TRACK HERE AND THIS TRACK HERE. THOSE TWO TOGETHER EQUATE TO FOUR POINT THREE ACRES OR EIGHT POINT THREE PERCENT. SO THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING AN INCREASE OF ABOUT FOUR PERCENT IN OPEN SPACE BASED ON THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION. EACH OF THESE OPEN SPACE TRACKS WILL BE REQUIRED TO BE DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DETAILED OPEN SPACE EXHIBITS OF THE PLAN DEVELOPMENT, WHICH REFLECT A SERIES OF ENTRY MONUMENTS ART FEATURE SHADE STRUCTURE, SEATING ETC. ALSO IMPORTANT TONIGHT TO TALK ABOUT THE TOWN HOME ELEVATIONS, THE TOWN HOME ELEVATIONS THAT WERE INITIALLY SUBMITTED AND PREVIOUSLY REFLECTED IN THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION PACKET REFLECTED A FLAT FRONT BASED ON SOME FEEDBACK BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. THE APPLICANT WENT BACK AND TOOK ANOTHER LOOK AT THE TOWN HOME ELEVATIONS. AND WHAT YOU'LL SEE HERE IS A RECESS FROM THE END UNITS TO THE INTERIOR UNITS. IN ADDITION, THE APPLICANT IS ALSO PROPOSING A FRONT PORCH MEETING THE FRONT PORCH STANDARDS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE FOR EVERY SINGLE LOT THE ENTIRE DEVELOPMENT. THAT DOES INCLUDE THE TOWN HOME LOTS, BUT IT ALSO INCLUDES ALL OF THE PATIO HOME LOTS AS WELL. AND THEN LASTLY, I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE CONNECTION TO THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT TO THE WEST. SO IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ZONING ORDINANCE, IN CASES WHERE RESIDENTIAL AND NON RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ARE ADJACENT TO ONE ANOTHER, THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SHALL PROVIDE A STREET SUB CONNECTION. THIS IS VERY COMMON AROUND THE CITY. THERE'S A NUMBER OF EXAMPLES THAT I'VE PROVIDED IN THE PACKET WHERE THESE CONNECTIONS ARE BEING MADE FROM THE RESIDENTIAL AND TO THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT. [00:55:06] SO THE STREETS THEMSELVES, THIS IS A STREET IN THE RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION AND THEN IT JUST STUBS TO THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. AND THEN ONCE IT GETS INTO THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, IT'S GOING TO CONNECT LIKELY TO A DRIVE ISLE OR A FIRE LINE. IT IS NOT RIGHT OF WAY ONCE IT GETS INTO THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT ITSELF. SO, AGAIN, THERE ARE PLENTY OF EXAMPLES AROUND THE CITY WHERE THIS HAS OCCURRED. THIS UPDATED EXHIBIT THAT YOU SEE HERE, THIS CONNECTION IS SHIFTED ONE LOT NORTH FROM THAT, ACTED ON BY WHAT WAS IN THE PACKET FOR THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION. WHAT YOU SEE HERE IS, SHOULD THIS CONNECTION TAKE PLACE AS REQUIRED BY THE ZONING ORDINANCE. THIS IS A LOCATION THAT HAS BEEN AGREED UPON BY THE APPLICANT, THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNER AND STAFF. SHOULD IT BE CITY COUNCIL'S DIRECTIVE TO KEEP THE CONNECTION AND THE LOCATION SHOWN HERE. ALL OF THE SUBSEQUENT EXHIBITS WILL BE UPDATED BY THE APPLICANT AND BROUGHT FORTH IN THE ORDINANCE FOR CITY COUNCIL. CONSIDERATION AND ONE OTHER THING THAT I WOULD LIKE TO POINT OUT, I DID MISSPEAK EARLIER, THE APPLICANT DOES PLAN ON PUTTING AN KINGS RIDGE ROAD WITH THIS DEVELOPMENT. LASTLY, THIS DEVELOPMENT DOES REMOVE A SMALL PIECE OF MULTIFAMILY ZONING, BUT DOES NOT DECREASE ANY OVERALL UNIT COUNT. THIS REQUEST WAS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL AS PATIO HOMETOWN PLANNING DEVELOPMENT PATIO HOMETOWN HOME BY A VOTE OF FOUR TO ZERO ON THE MAY 25TH AGENDA, SUBJECT TO RELOCATING THAT STREET STUB, AS I JUST MENTIONED. THEREFORE, SHOULD IT BE COUNCIL IN AGREEMENT WITH THIS LOCATION, I WOULD JUST ASK THAT YOU ACCEPT P&ZS RECOMMENDATION AND WITH THAT I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU ALL MAY HAVE. THANK YOU FOR THE PRESENTATION COUNCIL. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. MOVE TO OPEN PUBLIC. MOTION BY WILL SECOND MY BILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN. IS THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? WE DO HAVE A FEW BLUE CARDS THAT HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED. SO IF YOU WOULD COME DOWN, PLEASE, AND SPEAK IN THIS ORDER. STEVE SCHERMERHORN AND THEN SHULA NETZER AND THEN TRACY MILLER, IF YOU WOULD, PLEASE GIVE YOUR NAME AND YOUR ADDRESS. STEVE SCHERMERHORN. 8430 FAIR OAKS, FRISCO, TEXAS. I AM THE APPLICANT, YOU KNOW, WE'VE WORKED FOR QUITE A WHILE IN THIS. HOPEFULLY I THINK WE'VE GOT A REALLY NICE LAYOUT REAL NICE SITE PLAN, WORK REALLY HARD WITH STAFF AND P&Z TO REALLY TAKE IN ALL THEIR COMMENTS. AND I THINK WE'VE RESOLVED THE CONFLICT WITH THE COMMERCIAL ADJACENT CONNECTION. SO IF THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS I'M HERE FOR IT. THANK YOU. SHULA NETZER. GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS SHULA NETZER SORRY, 16950 DALLAS PARKWAY, DALLAS. I'M A REPRESENTATIVE AND I'M THE NEIGHBORING PROPERTY, THE COMMERCIAL ONE AND ONE OF THE OWNERS. WE'RE VERY EXCITED ABOUT THIS SUBDIVISION AND ABOUT THE DEVELOPMENT. AND WE LIKE VERY MUCH THE LAYOUT AND EVERYTHING ABOUT IT. THE ONLY THING WE HAVE A PROBLEM WITH IS THE CONNECTING ROAD AND THROUGH THE PROCESS. WE LEARNED ALSO THAT THE APPLICATION, THE DEVELOPER DOES NOT CARE ABOUT THIS ROAD. THIS [INAUDIBLE] IS REALLY AGAINST THE LAW. THE CITY IS NOT IS NOT RESPECTING PRIVATE PROPERTY OWNERS RIGHT. THE ROAD SERVES NO LEGITIMATE PURPOSE FOR THE CITY AND IMPOSING IT BECAUSE OF AND IT'S JUST IMPOSING IT BECAUSE OF AN ORDINANCE. WE SEE NO REASON TO PUT A ROAD BEHIND BUILDINGS AND THE CITY CHOSE THE LOCATION IN THE PHASE TWO TRYING TO WORK WITH THE CITY WAS SUGGESTED CONNECTING TO AN EXISTING DRIVEWAY ON THE NORTH SIDE. AND HOWEVER, THE CITY REJECTED IT, WE VERY MUCH APPRECIATE THE CITY HAS BEEN WORKING WITH US AND MOVING SOME OF THE ROAD FURTHER NORTH FOR THIS [INAUDIBLE] BUT WE'RE STILL VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE FOUR POINT EIGHT ACRES, HOW IT'LL BE [01:00:04] AFFECTED AND HOW THE DESIGN WILL NEED TO BE. AND ANOTHER CONCERN IS IF THE CITY CLAIMS THAT THEY WANT TO ACCESS THE RESIDENTS OF THIS SUBDIVISION, THAT MAKES ME EVEN MORE NERVOUS FOR THE CHILDREN TO RIDE BICYCLES BEHIND BUILDINGS WHERE YOU HAVE TRUCKS AND UNLOADING BAYS AND PARKING LOTS AND CARS BACKING UP AND SO ON. IN THE EVENT A YOUTH GETS HURT BY USING THIS EXCESS, WHO WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR IT? ANOTHER CONCERN TO BE RAISED. YOU'RE LETTING THE SUBDIVISION ACCESS AND USE OF OUR PROPERTY. WITHOUT OUR APPROVAL, WE WILL HAVE TO BEAR MAINTENANCE AND ADDITIONAL WEAR AND TEAR OF THE PARKING LOT AND DRIVES. AND THIS ONE IS ALREADY USED AS A SHORTCUT BECAUSE IT'S A VERY BUSY INTERSECTION. AND THAT'S EVEN BEFORE THE SIX THOUSAND UNITS THAT ARE APPROVED FOR BAXTER BRINKMAN TO THE NORTH. I'VE BEEN WORKING THE CITY OF FRISCO IN THE PAST FORTY THREE YEARS AND THIS IS VERY UNREASONABLE. I NEVER WANT TO BE ADVERSE TO THE CITY, BUT I'M ASKING YOU TO DENY THE ACCESS. I'M HERE BY ASKING YOU TO APPROVE THE SUBDIVISION. I THINK IT'S BEAUTIFUL AND IT REALLY IS A GOOD LOCATION AND GOOD USE OF LAND. BUT PLEASE DENY THIS ACCESS ROAD. THANK YOU. GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS TRACY MILLER. I LIVE AT 2217 BOLIVAR STREET IN DENTON, TEXAS, I'M THE PROPERTY MANAGER OF THE COMMERCIAL AREAS THAT ARE ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED SUBDIVISION ALONG PRESTON ROAD AND MAIN STREET, AS IT IS BEING SUCH A MAJOR INTERSECTION AND WITH SO MUCH TRAFFIC THAT'S ALREADY CUTTING THROUGH THE SHOPPING CENTER, I'M WORRIED ABOUT BRINGING A ROAD INTO THE PROPERTY FROM THE BACK. I'M WORRIED ABOUT THE SAFETY OF CUSTOMERS, DRIVERS AND ESPECIALLY CHILDREN ON BICYCLES THAT WOULD USE THAT ROAD AS IT'S A PRIVATE PROPERTY WHICH DOESN'T HAVE THE RULES OF CITY STREETS AS A DAY TO DAY MANAGER OF THE PROPERTY. AND AS A MOTHER, I DON'T WANT TO SEE ANYONE GET HURT. I WILL BE THE ONE WHO HAS TO DEAL WITH THE PROBLEMS THAT THIS ACCESS CREATES, WHICH IS TRAFFIC AND MAINTENANCE. SO MY REQUEST IS TO DENY THE ZONING AS IS WITH THE ROAD CREATION BEHIND BUILDINGS. THANK YOU. ANYONE ELSE THAT'D LIKE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE I MOVE TO CLOSE. MOTION BY BILL SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED. ANTHONY, MAYBE I JUST. I'M SORRY. SORRY, SORRY. THE REDUCTION FROM THE NORMAL 15 PERCENT, WHAT IS THE RATIONALE USED BY STAFF TO GET THERE? SO WHEN WE LOOKED AT THE THE SITE AS A WHOLE AND ITS UNIQUE SHAPE AND KIND OF HOW IT NARROWS DOWN AND WHAT YOU COULD GET ON THE PROPERTY, YOU KNOW THAT WAS THAT WAS THE FIRST PIECE OF IT. BUT THEN ONCE WE DETERMINED, YOU KNOW, WHAT WAS GOING TO COUNT AS OPEN SPACE. AND LET ME GO BACK ONE BIT FURTHER TO SHOW YOU THESE INITIAL OPEN SPACE EXHIBITS. AND WHEN THE APPLICANT INITIALLY SUBMITTED TO THE CITY, THERE WERE TWO OPEN SPACE PLANS SUBMITTED, THIS ONE AND THIS ONE, WHICH WERE PRIMARILY WATER, VERY UNUSABLE SPACE TO THE SUBDIVISION. THE APPLICANT STAFF, THE APPLICANT WORKED VERY, VERY CLOSELY WITH STAFF TO COME TO TERMS ON AN OPEN SPACE DESIGN THAT WAS VERY ELEVATED, MUCH MORE ELEVATED FROM FROM WHAT WE TYPICALLY SEE AND THE APPLICANT WENT SIGNIFICANTLY ABOVE AND BEYOND AND AMENITIZING THESE TWO AREAS, STONE TERRACING, MAKING SURE THAT THERE TRULY WAS A SPACE FOR EVERY ONE. THERE'S OPEN LAWN THERE'S SEATING AREAS, JUST A NUMBER OF AMENITIES IN THESE TWO SPACES. AND THEN THEY WENT ON TO SAY, OK, YOU KNOW, IF THE WHAT ARE OTHER WAYS TO IF IT'S NOT OPEN SPACE, WHAT ARE OTHER WAYS TO HAVE NEIGHBORS INTERACT WITH ONE ANOTHER AND ENGAGE? AND THAT'S WHERE THE FRONT PORCHES COME INTO PLAY. THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TO BRING ALL OF THESE HOMES, PULL THEM UP TO THE STREET SOMEWHERE BETWEEN EIGHTEEN TO TWENTY FIVE FEET FROM BACK OF CURB AND TO PUT A FRONT PORCH [01:05:05] AGAIN ON EVERY SINGLE LOT. TYPICALLY, IT'S VERY COMMON THAT APPLICANTS PROPOSE FRONT PORCHES ON LOTS THAT ARE FRONTING OPEN SPACE OR SOME MAYBE SOME OTHER HIGH PROFILE LOTS HERE. THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING A FRONT PORCH ON EVERY SINGLE SOLITARY LOT IN THE ENTIRE DEVELOPMENT. AND THEN AGAIN, GOING BACK TO TO YOUR QUESTION, YOU KNOW, THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HAD A VERY SIMILAR QUESTION. THERE WAS A LOT OF HEARTBURN OVER THAT INITIAL, WHAT WAS IT, EIGHT POINT THREE PERCENT THAT WAS PROPOSED. SO THE APPLICANT REALLY TOOK THAT TO HEART, TOOK THE LAND PLAN BACK, DID SOME RECONFIGURATION, AND ULTIMATELY WAS ABLE TO CREATE ANOTHER OPEN SPACE POCKET ON THE EAST SIDE, YOU KNOW, SWITCHING AROUND SOME DIFFERENT LOT SIZES. BUT AGAIN, EVEN IN DOING THIS, THE APPLICANT IS STILL MAINTAINING THAT THEY GET A FRONT PORCH ON ALL THOSE LOTS. NOW, WITH PRECEDENT, HAVE WE EVER DONE A CASE LIKE THIS WHERE WE APPROVED AN EXCEPTION TO THE OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENT KIND OF IN EXCHANGE FOR RATHER THAN THE ACREAGE COUNT PROVIDING MORE AMENITIES WITHIN THE PARKS? WOULD THIS BE THE FIRST CASE OF ITS KIND, TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE? NO THIS WE'VE ACTUALLY DONE THE PARK VISTA DEVELOPMENT, THE PARK VISTA AT COIT AND ELDORADO. NOW, GRANTED, IT DOES HAVE A CITY PARK IN THE CENTER OF IT, BUT IT ONLY HAD THREE POINTS, JUST A LITTLE OVER THREE OR FOUR PERCENT OPEN SPACE WITHOUT THAT PARK AND THEN PUSHED IT UP TO NINE, TEN, I BELIEVE, IF YOU WERE TO INCLUDE THE PARK. BUT AS WE ALWAYS TALK, PARKS AND OPEN SPACE ARE TWO SEPARATE REQUIREMENTS. BUT EVEN AGAIN, WITH THE PARK, IT WAS STILL A REDUCED OPEN SPACE PERCENTAGE. BUT IN EXCHANGE FOR THAT OPEN SPACE PERCENTAGE, THE APPLICANT HAS EXTREMELY ELEVATED THE DESIGN AND THE AMENITIES. AND AGAIN, THE FRONT PORCH IS OTHER WAYS TO ALLOW THE RESIDENTS TO GET OUT AND ENGAGE WITH THEIR NEIGHBORS AND THE COMMUNITY. WHAT OTHER QUESTIONS DID YOU HAVE? NO QUESTIONS, BUT A COUPLE OF COMMENTS, ONE, I THINK THE LAYOUT OF THIS IS VERY WELL THOUGHT OUT. IT'S FOR THE SMALL FOR THE GENERALLY SMALL SPACE OF THE ENTIRE DEVELOPMENT. IT'S PROBABLY ONE OF THE BEST LAYOUTS I THINK I CAN RECALL IN RECENT MEMORY, ESPECIALLY WITH THE DISPERSEMENT AT ALL, THE OPEN SPACES THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY REALLY WELL, REALLY PLEASED TO SEE THAT. SO IT'S NOT JUST LUMPED ALL IN ONE AREA OR THE OTHER, BUT EVERYBODY'S GOING TO HAVE ACCESS TO THAT. AND THE OTHER ITEM THAT'S OBVIOUSLY COME UP IS THE CONNECTION TO THE COMMERCIAL AREA. I CAN REMEMBER BACK TO ONE OF MY VERY FIRST PLANNING AND ZONING CASES BACK IN 2010 THAT THAT CAME UP AS A QUESTION. AND I SPENT, I DON'T KNOW HOW MANY DOZENS OF HOURS LOOKING AT DIFFERENT CONNECTIONS AND EVERYTHING THROUGHOUT THE CITY AT THAT TIME. AND I THINK WE'VE PROBABLY ADDED A COUPLE HUNDRED SINCE THEN. ONE OF THOSE IS ACTUALLY IN MY NEIGHBORHOOD CONNECTING TO THE CHURCH NEXT TO US. AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD WAS EXTREMELY CONCERNED AT THE TIME THAT THAT WAS GOING TO CREATE ALL SORTS OF PROBLEMS. NONE EVER SURFACED, LITERALLY NONE. SO IN ALL OF THOSE TIMES AND ALL THOSE PLACES THAT I'VE SEEN THESE CONNECTIONS ACTUALLY BENEFIT THE NEIGHBORHOOD. THEY BENEFIT THE COMMERCIAL AREAS, AND THEY DON'T CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS THAT I HAVE EVER SEEN IN THAT'S 15 PLUS YEARS NOW OF WORKING WITH PLANNING AND ZONING IN DIFFERENT AREAS. SO FROM MY STANDPOINT, I LIKE THE DEVELOPMENT, I LIKE THE LAYOUT. I'M SUPPORTIVE OF IT. AND I WOULD ALSO BE SUPPORTIVE OF MAINTAINING THE CONNECTION, JUST LIKE WE DO AT EVERY OTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THIS SORT. I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE LOCATION OF THE ROAD, THE STUB ROAD. I CAN'T TELL I COULDN'T TELL FROM THE PICTURES HERE IS THAT THE BACK OF THE BUILDING? SO THIS THIS IS THE BACK OF THE BUILDING HERE. SO IT'S THE WHOLE BUILDING THAT THAT THAT IS THE WHOLE BUILDING, THAT IS CORRECT. WHERE'S THE BACK? RIGHT HERE, THE BACK IS ADJACENT TO THE PROPOSED SINGLE FAMILY SUBDIVISION, THIS STUB IS STUBBING TO THE UNDEVELOPED TRACK. AND I'M GOING TO DEFER TO BILL BECAUSE HE'S STUDIED THIS A LOT MORE THAN I HAVE. I'VE DONE IT FOR ABOUT 15 MINUTES. BUT IS THERE ANY OTHER PLACE THAT WOULD BE BETTER? BECAUSE, I MEAN, DO WE KNOW WHAT'S BEING BUILT THERE? I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE WE PUT IT IN THE RIGHT PLACE. [01:10:01] SURE. SO, YOU KNOW, IT IS THEY LET ME GO BACK TO. SO THERE IS NOT A PLAN FOR THIS PROPERTY, YOU KNOW, THE FACE OF RETAIL IS CHANGING. SO, YOU KNOW, I DON'T THINK NONE OF US KNOW EXACTLY. BUT BUT IT IS HAS BEEN STATED BY THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPER THAT IT WOULD BE THEIR INTENT TO DEVELOP SOMETHING SIMILAR TO WHAT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED ON THIS LOT TO THE NORTH. SO AS YOU CAN SEE HERE, STAFF PUT TOGETHER A DRAWING OF HOW THIS CONNECTION COULD POTENTIALLY WORK. SO WHATEVER GOES THERE, WHATEVER TYPE OF RETAIL THAT GOES THERE, IT IS GOING TO HAVE TO HAVE SOME SORT OF FIRE LINE THAT WRAPS AROUND THE BUILDING JUST TO MEET FIRE ACCESS. THERE'S ALSO A 15 FOOT EASEMENT ALONG THIS PROPERTY AND THEN A 15 FOOT LANDSCAPED BUFFER THAT WILL BE REQUIRED. SO THERE IS ADEQUATE SPACE THAT'S NOT GOING TO TAKE UP ANY DEVELOPABLE LAND. SO ONCE YOU CROSS OVER FROM THE STREET STUB INTO THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY, THERE'S PLENTY OF ROOM TO MAKE ALL OF THE PROPER RADIUS AND EVERYTHING WORK. SO WHEN THE APPLICANT INITIALLY SUBMITTED THIS TO SPEAK TO YOUR QUESTION ABOUT IS THIS THE BEST LOCATION, THE APPLICANT INITIALLY PROPOSED IT JUST LINING UP WITH THIS ROAD HERE, THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNER WAS AGAINST THE CONNECTION IN THAT LOCATION. SO AS YOU CAN SEE ON THIS EXHIBIT IN FRONT OF YOU, WHEN IT WENT BEFORE THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE LAST TIME THERE WAS THE PROPOSAL TO MOVE IT SLIGHTLY NORTH AFTER THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION PACKET WAS PUBLISHED, THERE WERE ADDITIONAL DISCUSSIONS BETWEEN THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNER, THE APPLICANT AND STAFF, AND IT WAS AGREED THEY THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNER STATED, YOU KNOW, IF IT'S GOING TO BE REQUIRED TO GET THAT AS FAR NORTH AS POSSIBLE, THEREFORE ARE FOR NOW. THE PROPOSAL IS TO MOVE IT A BIT FURTHER. AND THAT IS AS PRETTY MUCH AS FAR NORTH AS WE CAN GET THAT CONNECTION, KEEPING IT ON THE UNDEVELOPED PROPERTY. SO IF YOU IN DOING THESE CONNECTIONS, STAFF LOOKS TO PUT THESE CONNECTIONS IN AREAS THAT ARE GOING TO BE, YOU KNOW, KIND OF THE LEAST NOTICEABLE, YOU KNOW, YOU DON'T NECESSARILY WANT TO BE DRIVING DOWN PRESTON ROAD AND YOU SEE THAT CONNECTION AND THINK, OK, I'M GOING TO SHOOT THROUGH THAT NEIGHBORHOOD AND IT'S GOING TO BE CUT THROUGH. I MEAN, IT KIND OF MAKES SENSE TO KIND OF PUT THEM IN THE IN THE BACK OF AREAS WHERE THEY ARE SOMEWHAT HIDDEN PER SAY. SO THAT'S WHY YOU WOULDN'T PUT IT BETWEEN THE INDIAN BAZAAR AND THE FRISCO MERCANTILE. SO IF SO, IF YOU IF YOU ARE MOVING FURTHER NORTH TO THE TWO DEVELOPED TRACKS, KEEPING IN MIND THAT THOSE TWO TRACKS DEVELOPED SEVERAL YEARS AGO WHEN OUR STANDARDS WERE DIFFERENT THAN THEY ARE TODAY. SO FIRST OFF, THERE IS A GAP BETWEEN THE FIRE LANE AND THE PROPERTY LINE. SO EVEN IF THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPER STUBBED TO THAT PROPERTY LINE, THERE WOULD BE A GAP, YOU KNOW, TO MAKE THE CONNECTION. THE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY OWNER THERE IS NOT PAVEMENT TO THE PROPERTY LINE FOR THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPER TO CONNECT TO THAT GAP IS THERE. SECOND OF ALL, THOSE MISSING OLDER DEVELOPMENTS, THE BUILDING SITS RIGHT ON THE FIRE LANE. SO IT WOULD BE VERY CHALLENGING TO GET ALL OF THE [INAUDIBLE] AND EVERYTHING WORKED. AND ULTIMATELY, IN THOSE INSTANCES, ALL OF THAT [INAUDIBLE] WOULD HAVE TO OCCUR ON THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IF IT WERE TO BE IN ON ONE OF THOSE TWO TRACKS. YOU'RE GOOD WITH WHERE IT IS, I'M GOOD WITH WHERE IT'S AT, AS LONG AS WE HAVE THE CONNECTION, WHICH MAKES SENSE TO ME BECAUSE LIKE I SAID, I'VE CHECKED OUT. I UNDERSTAND THE CONNECTION. I WANT TO MAKE SURE IT'S GOING IN THE RIGHT PLACE. MAKES SENSE TO ME. OK. MOVE TO APPROVE AND DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE ON ITEM TWENTY EIGHT, SECOND. DO WE HAVE TO DO ANY CLARIFYING LANGUAGE ABOUT THE VERSION OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT, JUST THE ADDITIONAL. I WOULD JUST MAKE SURE THAT IT'S COMPLYING WITH P&ZS RECOMMENDATION, COMBINED [01:15:02] WITH P&ZS RECOMMENDATIONS AND CHANGES, AS MENTIONED BY STAFF IN THEIR REPORT TONIGHT. SECOND. MOTION BY BILL SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR, AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO THAT WILL MOVE US TO ITEM TWENTY NINE, WHICH IS A PUBLIC HEARING. [29. Public Hearing: Third Public Hearing on the Substantial Amendment to the City of Frisco CDBG Consolidated Plan, PY 2020 Annual Action Plan. (Budget Services/JH)] A THIRD PUBLIC HEARING ON THE SUBSTANTIAL AMENDMENT TO THE CITY OF FRISCO'S CDBG CONSOLIDATED PLAN PRIOR YEAR 2020 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN. YES. GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL. AND THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING TO AMEND OUR ACTION PLAN TO DO SOME PUBLIC SERVICE PROJECTS AT THE FRISCO HOUSING AUTHORITY, MAINLY REMOVING GAS LINES AND DOING SOME SLOPE REPAIRS OVER THERE. SO WE NEED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING. COUNCIL MOVE TO PUBLIC HEARING. MOVE TO OPEN PUBLIC HEARINGS. SECOND. MOTION BY WILL SECOND BY BILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED MOTION SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN. IS THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE I MOVE TO CLOSE. SECOND. MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSE THAT PASSES SIX ZERO PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED. COUNCIL WHAT QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS DO YOU HAVE? NOT AN ACTION ITEM SIR SO THERE YOU GO. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? NO OK, THAT WILL MOVE US NOW TO ITEM 30, WHICH IS CONSIDER AND ACT UPON APPROVAL OF A [30. Consider and act upon approval of a Resolution approving a Substantial Amendment to the Community Development Block Grant Consolidated Plan, Program Year 2020 Annual Action Plan, and authorizing the submission, as required by the Community Development Block Grant, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. (Budget Services/JH)] RESOLUTION APPROVING A SUBSTANTIAL AMENDMENT TO THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT CONSOLIDATED PLAN PROGRAM, YEAR 20 20 ANNUAL ACTION PLAN, AND AUTHORIZING THE SUBMISSION AS REQUIRED BY THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. YES, MAYOR COUNCIL. THIS IS A APPROVAL OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO SEND THIS AMENDMENT TO HUD. AND THERE'S BEEN NO PUBLIC COMMENTS ON THE THREE PUBLIC HEARINGS THAT WE'VE HAD. WE'VE HAD THIS UP SINCE APRIL 11TH, 5:30 TONIGHT, AND WE'VE HAD THREE PUBLIC HEARINGS AND ALL NOTICES HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED AS REQUIRED. SO STAFF RECOMMENDS APPROVAL OF THE RESOLUTION ALLOWING THE CITY MANAGER TO FILE AN AMENDMENT FOR OUR PROGRAM, YEAR 2020 ACTION PLAN WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT. ANY QUESTIONS? I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION. I MOVE TO IMPROVE ITEM 30. SECOND. MOTIONED BY WILL SECOND BY BILL ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. THAT WILL TAKE US TO ITEM THIRTY ONE. [31. Consider and act upon award of bid to McMahon Contracting, L.P. and authorizing the City Manager to execute a Standard Construction Contract for Legacy Drive reconstruction (SH 121 to Warren Parkway) (Bid No. 2102-050) and authorizing construction phase contingencies. (Engineering/TN)] CONSIDER AND ACT UPON AN AWARD OF A BID TO MCMAHON CONTRACTING HELP AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A STANDARD CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR LEGACY DRIVE RECONSTRUCTION FROM STATE HIGHWAY 121 TO WARREN PARKWAY BID NUMBER TWO ONE ZERO TWO DASH ZERO FIVE ZERO AND AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION PHASE CONTINGENCIES THAT EVENING. MAYOR COUNCIL. I THINK [INAUDIBLE] GOING TO QUICKLY SWITCH OVER A SLIDE HERE. WE'RE WORKING THROUGH A LITTLE A LITTLE GLITCH. BUT AS YOU'VE MENTIONED, MAYOR, TONIGHT, WE'RE HERE SEEKING APPROVAL TO AWARD THE BID FOR LEGACY. IT'S BEEN A PROJECT ONGOING FOR ALMOST FIVE YEARS OR SO, KIND OF GOING THROUGH THE PROCESS. BUT JUST GOING OF TOUCH ON SOME HIGHLIGHTS HERE FOR YOU THIS EVENING. YOU KNOW, OBVIOUSLY, THE FIRST ONE AWARDING IT ONCE THE PROJECT IS AWARDED, THE CONTRACT WILL BE GIVEN 30 DAYS FROM THE NOTICE TO PROCEED. SO I EXPECT CONSTRUCTION WOULD START IN JULY. IT'S SLATED TO LAST ABOUT 18 MONTHS AND WILL TAKE US THEN TO THE FIRST PART OF 2023. AND RIGHT NOW THERE'S BEEN TREE LOCATION RELOCATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN STARTED. WE'RE ABLE TO SAVE SOME OF THOSE TREES ALONG THAT STRETCH OF LEGACY. AND ALSO THE EXISTING STREET LIGHTING HAS BEEN DISCONNECTED. THAT'LL BE ALL REMOVED. AND WHEN THE PROJECT IS DONE, IT'LL BE REPLACED WITH STREET LIGHTING THAT YOU SEE ELSEWHERE ON OTHER CITY OF FRISCO ROADWAYS. AND BE GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. I THINK WE HAVE SOME RESIDENTS THAT MAY BE HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM TONIGHT. UH. YES, WE HAVE TWO LINDA KELLY AND DEAN STUBBE, IF YOU WOULD BOTH COME DOWN, STATE YOUR NAME AND YOUR ADDRESS, PLEASE. GOOD EVENING, MAYOR CHENEY, CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND CITY MANAGEMENT. MY NAME IS LINDA KELLY. I LIVE IN 5408 SOUTHERN HILLS DRIVE, FRISCO, TEXAS. I SERVE AS PRESIDENT OF THE STONEBRIAR LEGACY ASSOCIATION OF NEIGHBORHOODS SLAN, AND WE REPRESENT APPROXIMATELY 4000 HOMES ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FRISCO. MAINLY, I'M HERE TONIGHT TO REALLY PROVIDE RECOGNITION FOR THE CITY STAFF AND FOR THEIR WORK ON THIS ENGINEERING PROJECT FOR LEGACY DRIVE, WHICH IS CURRENTLY BRIAN MR. MOEN HAS JUST MENTIONED. BUT AS WE ALL KNOW, THE LAST FIVE YEARS, IT'S BEEN A VERY CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC. AND SO MUCH WORK HAS GONE INTO THIS WITH CITY STAFF AND I MEAN BETWEEN INVOLVING SLAN AND [01:20:09] OUR AREA, FROM REVIEWING DOCUMENTS, FROM MEETINGS, AFTER MEETINGS, AFTER MEETINGS AND ACTUALLY HAVING SITE VISITS WITH CITY STAFF THROUGH THIS PLANNING PROCESS. IT HAS BEEN AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE. HATS OFF TO PAUL KNIPPEL AND HIS STAFF. AND RIGHT HERE, I'D LIKE TO RECOGNIZE JASON [INAUDIBLE] AND HIS TEAM. THEY HAVE AN A PLUS TEAM ON THIS PROJECT. AND WE KNOW THAT HE LISTENED TO AND TOOK EVERY CONSIDERATION THAT WE HAD WHEN WE PUT OUR TEAM TOGETHER TO PROPOSE, SUGGEST AND JUST GO THROUGH THE PROJECT. I WOULD SAY THAT THERE'S A LOT MORE WORK TO BE DONE ONCE THIS PROJECT IS UNDERWAY. I WOULD SAY, YOU KNOW, MAINLY OUR CONCERNS ARE THE SAFETY OF GETTING IN AND OUT OF THESE HOAS. THEY'RE GUARDED AND GATED IN THIS AND THAT. SO WE KNOW THAT JASON AND HIS TEAM ARE LISTENING TO US WITH THAT, BUT MAINLY TO SAY THANK YOU TO HIS TEAM AND A BIG RECOGNITION TO JASON [INAUDIBLE] AND THEIR TEAM. AND WE THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MR. MOEN. THANK YOU FOR BEING. THANK YOU, PARTNER TO GO THROUGH THE PROCESS. AND WE DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT. ABOUT FIVE YEARS THANK YOU. MR. STUBBE GOOD EVENING. A LOT OF MY NOTES FOLLOW EXACTLY WHAT LINDA SAID IT WAS AMAZING HOW THAT WORKED. MY NAME IS DEAN STUBBE. I'M THE PRESIDENT OF THE STONEBRIAR VILLAGE, HOA. I RESIDE AT 4635 PINE VALLEY DRIVE, AND I'M HERE JUST GIVE YOU MY SUPPORT AND APPROVAL FOR THIS LEGACY DRIVE RECONSTRUCTION IT HAS BEEN A LONG FIVE YEARS, WE'VE WORKED VERY CLOSE WITH STAFF, SO I'D LIKE TO THANK THE CITY, THE STAFF, AND IN PARTICULAR, PAUL KNIPPEL AND JASON [INAUDIBLE]. THEY WERE PUBLISHING INFORMATION FOR US, KEEPING US UP TO DATE ONE ITEM WAS CALLED THE FACTS THEY PUBLISHED. I BELIEVE FIVE OF THOSE JUST VERY DETAILED ITEMS THAT WERE THEN SUPPORTED WITH THE PLANS. IT'S VERY EASY FOR US AS BEING PART OF THE HOA TO GIVE THAT TO OUR RESIDENTS. AND IT REALLY WORKED AND IT HELPED PUTTING THAT INFORMATION OUT THERE. AND ONE WAY TO MONITOR THAT IN PARTICULAR IS I'M ALL AWARE OF ONE EMAIL THAT CAME IN FROM OUR RESIDENTS OVER TO THAT DEPARTMENT OUT OF ALMOST FIVE YEARS TOTAL. SO IT WAS COMMUNICATED, IT WAS OUT THERE AND IT JUST WORKED. SO THEY DID A GOOD JOB PUTTING ALL THAT TOGETHER. SO THANK ALL OF YOU FOR THAT. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT, THOUGH, AS LINDA SAID, THE SAFETY CONCERNS, ONE IN PARTICULAR, THAT THAT ROAD WILL BE NARROWER THAN OTHERS AROUND LEGACY, SPEED LIMITS WITH THOSE NARROW LANES. MY REQUEST IS PLEASE KEEP AN EYE ON ALL OF THAT. I KNOW THE SPEED AROUND THE CITY IS A VERY IMPORTANT ITEM, BUT IN PARTICULAR THERE WITH AFTER CONSTRUCTION THAT WE GET ALL THIS RIGHT WITH THE PROPER U TURNS AND THE SPEEDS. AND LINDA BRIEFLY HIT ON THIS, BUT THIS IS FROM OUR HOAS POINT OF VIEW, IS THE ACCESS WE ARE SINGLE ACCESS NEIGHBORHOOD OF SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY FIVE HOUSES. ALL OF THAT'S GOING TO BE RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THIS CONSTRUCTION WE WENT THROUGH LANE REPAVING THREE YEARS AGO, TOOK A LOT OF WORK, A LOT OF PLANNING. WE HAD TO SHUT A LANE DOWN AS SOMEBODY WOULD COME IN WITH A GARBAGE TRUCK, A SCHOOL BUS, AMAZON DELIVERY. WE HAD TO STOP OPEN STOP A LANE, BACK UP THAT TRAFFIC, LET THEM COME IN THE OTHER WAY. SO ACCESS IS VERY IMPORTANT. BUT PAUL AND JASON, THEY ALL SAID THEY'VE DONE THIS BEFORE. THEY SAID ONCE THIS IS APPROVED AND I HOPE YOU WILL APPROVE ALL THIS TONIGHT, I WANT US TO GET TOGETHER WITH THE CONTRACTOR AND THEM AND JUST ADDRESS THIS ACCESS ISSUE AND MAKE IT AS SMOOTH AS POSSIBLE SO WE CAN STAY OUT OF THAT MAYBE ONE EMAIL OR NO EMAILS GOING FORWARD. SO THANK YOU. THANK YOU FOR THE COMMENTS AND THANK YOU FOR WORKING WITH CITY STAFF, ALL THE NEIGHBORHOODS. SO PLEASE EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE TO THROUGH YOUR HOAS AND NEIGHBORS. AND YOU KNOW, I KNOW SOME OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS HERE LIVE THROUGH MAIN STREET, YOU KNOW, AND THAT THAT PERIOD AND IT WAS A CHALLENGE. BUT NOW IT'S OPEN AND IT'S DONE AND IT'S AMAZING. SO THIS IS PART OF PROGRESS. AND I KNOW ONCE THAT'S COMPLETED, IT'S GOING TO BE A TEMPORARY PAIN AND STRUGGLE FOR THE AREAS AND FRISCO. BUT WHEN IT'S COMPLETED, IT'LL REALLY HELP, YOU KNOW, CONGESTION AND GETTING GETTING CARS THROUGH THERE. SO COUNCIL, WHAT OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS DO YOU HAVE? YOU CAN SAY SOME OF US LIVE THROUGH ELDORADO AND PRESTON CONSTRUCTION. [01:25:02] SO, YEAH. OTHERWISE, NO COMMENTS. I WOULD JUST ADD AGAIN TO EVERYONE ELSE THAT BRIAN, PAUL AND JASON'S KIND OF COMMUNICATION WITH THE RESIDENTS, ENGAGING ALL STAKEHOLDERS, I THINK REALLY REPRESENTS THE CITY. WELL, AND AND WHILE I AM APPRECIATIVE OF THE EFFORTS OF THE RESIDENTS OF SOUTHWEST FRISCO IN ADVOCATING FOR WHAT THEY WANT, I THINK THE REAL WINNERS HERE ARE THE PEOPLE THAT DRIVE LEGACY EVERY DAY AND KNOW CERTAINLY PRE PANDEMIC. I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE HEARD FREQUENTLY WAS THE CONCERNS ABOUT TRAFFIC IN FRISCO. SO TO ME, THERE WAS NEVER NOT A WAY THAT WE WERE NOT GOING TO EXPAND LEGACY BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT ALL THE RESIDENTS OF FRISCO WOULD WOULD PREFER. SO I THINK WE FOUND A GREAT WAY TO BENEFIT ALL THE RESIDENTS OF FRISCO WHILE KEEPING THE FOLKS THAT ARE LOCAL TO THAT AREA HAPPY AS WELL. SO THAT'S REALLY KUDOS TO YOU, BRIAN, AND YOUR TEAM. SO THANK YOU. IT'S PAUL AND JASON DEFINITELY DID A LOT OF THAT WORK. EFFORT. AND I'M EXCITED LOOKING FORWARD TO HOW THIS IS GOING TO FINISH UP WHEN WE'RE DONE. I HAVE ONE QUESTION WHEN THIS FIRST STARTED, WHEN I FIRST GOT INVOLVED WITH IT, I WASN'T A BIG FAN OF IT. IT SOUNDS LIKE A LOT OF THE ISSUES HAVE BEEN WORKED OUT WITH THE RESIDENTS AND YOU GUYS HAVE COME TO THINGS. ONE THING THAT I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE I UNDERSTAND IS ONE OF THE CONCERNS I HAD AND I KNOW A LOT OF OTHER PEOPLE HAD WERE THE LANES. IF YOU WERE GOING OPPOSITE TRAFFIC, YOU HAD TO CUT ACROSS THE OTHER LANES TO GO NORTH OR WHEN YOU COULD MAKE A RIGHT TURN AND GO SOUTH IF YOU WERE CUTTING OVER, WHAT ARE WE DOING TO MITIGATE OR LIMIT PEOPLE'S EXPOSURE THAT THEY WERE CONCERNED ABOUT, OR IS THAT NO LONGER AN ISSUE? I KNOW THAT WASN'T REALLY CLEAR BECAUSE I WAS USING MY HANDS, BUT SO WHAT? SO WHAT WE'VE DONE IS INITIALLY IT WAS PROPOSED TO LIMIT WHEN YOU WERE LEAVING THE NEIGHBORHOOD TO FORCE YOU TO HAVE TO TURN RIGHT, TO GO UP AND MAKE A U-TURN. AND SO THAT OPTION STILL EXIST. WE'VE ADDED TO MEDIAN OPENINGS IN THAT AREA. SO IF THOSE WANT WHO WANT TO CHOOSE TO TURN RIGHT AND MAKE A U-TURN, THEY'LL HAVE THAT OPTION. BUT OTHERWISE, THE EXISTING MEDIAN OPENINGS WILL REMAIN FULLY OPEN. SO IF YOU COME UP AND YOU'RE ABLE TO MAKE A LEFT TURN OUT ONTO LEGACY, YOU HAVE THAT OPTION AS WELL. I KNOW SOME OF THE CONCERN WAS WE ADDED THOSE U TURNS BECAUSE THE OTHER PART OF IT WAS WAITING IN THAT MEDIAN AREA. MANY OF THEM WILL MAKE A TWO STAGE LEFT TURN. AND WITH THE ROADWAY BEING WIDENED, THAT AREA IS SMALLER NOW. SO THAT'S WHERE YOU HAVE THAT OPTION UNDER BUSY TIMES WHERE YOU COULD GO UP AND MAKE THE U-TURN AND JUST LOOK AT THE GAP IN OPPOSING TRAFFIC ONLY RATHER THAN TRYING TO SIZE UP TRAFFIC IN TWO DIRECTIONS WHILE YOU'RE TRYING TO GET ACROSS THE ROAD. SO EVEN THOUGH WE'VE MADE THEM SMALLER, THEY'RE STILL I MEAN, THERE'S HAVE NO CONCERNS ABOUT THAT. I THINK IT'S IT'S GOING TO BE THE SAME OF WHAT YOU FIND IN MANY PLACES ACROSS THE CITY, WHETHER IT'S PRESTON ROAD AND LEAVING MY NEIGHBORHOOD, FOR EXAMPLE, OR, YOU KNOW, OR WHEREVER. IT'S PRETTY MUCH THE STANDARD AS FAR AS THAT MEDIAN OPENING AREA IS WHEN YOU GET TO A SIX LANE SECTION. AND I WOULD JUST SAY AS SOMEONE WHO LIVED THROUGH THE MAIN STREET CONSTRUCTION AND NOW SOMEONE WHO IS EXPERIENCING TEMPORARY RESIDENCE IN STONEBRIAR VILLAGE, THAT NEIGHBORHOOD IS VERY ACTIVE. BUT I DO APPRECIATE ONE, THE PROFESSIONALISM THAT OUR STAFF HAS EXHIBITED. BUT I ALSO APPRECIATE THE SOLUTION ORIENTED POSITIONING THAT THE RESIDENTS HAVE COME WITH, AS WELL AS THAT IT WASN'T JUST AN ADVERSARIAL THAT WE IT WAS A WORKING TOGETHER. SO THANK YOU AGAIN. I KNOW THAT COUNCILMAN SOWELL SAID SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAS SPEAKING TO THE STAFF AS WELL. AND I THINK THAT'S EXACTLY THE WAY THAT WE GET THINGS DONE, THAT IT'S A PROCESS OF WORKING TOGETHER. AND SO I APPRECIATE THAT THERE IS NO PERFECT SOLUTION ON ANY OF THESE PROCESSES AS WE GROW AND AS WE CREATE SOLUTIONS FOR THE TRAFFIC. BUT IF WE'RE ALL WILLING TO WORK TOGETHER, I THINK THAT BECOMES A MORE VIABLE OPTION FOR US ALL AND IT ACTUALLY BENEFITS ALL THE RESIDENTS. SO THANK YOU FOR THAT AND THANK YOU FOR THAT AS WELL. MOVE TO APPROVE ITEM THIRTY ONE. SECOND. MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY JOHN, ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. THAT WILL TAKE US TO ITEM THIRTY TWO CONSIDER AND ACT UPON THE APPROVAL OF A MASTER [32. Consider and act upon the approval of a Master Development Agreement for Facilities (Performing Arts Center, Parking Garage, and Park) by and between City of Frisco, Frisco Independent School District, Frisco Community Development Corporation, Frisco Economic Development Corporation, and H.P Friso Holdings, LLC and authorize the City Manager to execute associated documents referenced in the Master Development Agreement. (CMO/RKP)] DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR FACILITIES, A PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, PARKING GARAGE AND PARK BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF FRISCO, FRISCO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, FRISCO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FRISCO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND H.P. FRISCO HOLDINGS LLC AND AUTHORIZE THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS REFERENCED IN THE MASTER DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT. HELLO MAYOR AND COUNCIL. I'M VERY EXCITED TO BE STANDING IN FRONT OF YOU THIS EVENING TO PRESENT THIS ITEM. I KNOW THAT THE CITY HAS LONG AWAITED THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO [01:30:03] MOVE FORWARD WITH A PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. AND THIS IS VERY EXCITING TO BRING THIS TO YOU THIS EVENING. THIS PARTICULAR AGREEMENT, I'M GOING TO GO THROUGH A SHORT PRESENTATION FOR YOU AND KIND OF WALK THROUGH THE DEAL POINTS. I DID WANT TO POINT OUT THAT TONIGHT'S AGREEMENT, MUCH LIKE MANY OF OUR OTHER AGREEMENTS WHEN WE DO MASTER DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS, IS ONE THAT REALLY JUST OUTLINES THE OVERALL PARAMETERS. IT IS SOMETHING THAT GIVES US OUR GUIDING DOCUMENT AND OUTLINES WHERE WE'RE GOING TO GO WITH THIS. AT THE END OF THE DAY, WE DO KNOW THAT THERE'S GOING TO BE CHANGES ALONG THE WAY BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE ALL THE INFORMATION ABOUT EXACTLY HOW WE'RE GOING TO DELIVER THE PROJECT AND THAT WILL COME AS TIME HAPPENS. SO AT THE END OF THE DAY, WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT PARTNERSHIP AND ALSO WITH MR. HALL'S PARTNERSHIP, WE WILL PROBABLY DO SOME REFINEMENTS HERE AND BE ABLE TO BRING ADDITIONAL CHANGES POTENTIALLY IN THE FUTURE TO YOU. BUT JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE AWARE OF THAT. THAT SAID. WHERE WE ARE IS THE PARTIES CITY AGREEMENT, AGAIN, MR. CRAIG HALL, AS YOU KNOW, WHO HAS BEEN A VERY LONG INVESTOR IN THE CITY OF FRISCO, ONE OF THE FIRST DEVELOPMENTS FOR OUR OFFICE [INAUDIBLE] AND WE WERE JUST VERY HAPPY TO BE ABLE TO PARTNER WITH HIM ONCE AGAIN IN THIS PARTICULAR CASE. WE ALSO HAVE THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, WHO IS ANOTHER LONGTIME PARTNER WITH US ON MANY OF OUR FACILITIES ACROSS THE CITY, AND THEN OBVIOUSLY OUR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION. OUR GOALS HERE ARE TO BE ABLE TO DEVELOP THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. RIGHT NOW. THE OUTLINE IN THIS AGREEMENT SAYS THAT IT WOULD BE AT LEAST TWELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEAT FACILITY FOR THE MAIN PERFORMANCE HALL, A TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEAT MINIMUM FOR THE COMMUNITY VENUE, WHICH MEANS THE SMALLER THEATER. AND SO WHEN WE SAY THESE MINIMUMS, THIS IS WHERE WE WANT TO START AS WE GO THROUGH THIS WITH OUR CURRENT FUNDING, IF WE FIND WE CAN ADD SEATS AND THOSE KINDS OF THINGS, WE CAN DO THAT. BUT WE ARE LOOKING TO ADD A LOT. BUT JUST WANT THE FLEXIBILITY JUST IN CASE. ALSO WITHIN THIS, THERE'S AN ELEVEN HUNDRED CAR PARK GARAGE THAT WOULD BE SUPPORTING THE PAC OR THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, AS WELL AS PROVIDE PUBLIC PARKING DURING THE DAY AND ACCESS TO THE PARK AND EVENTUALLY IN THE FUTURE EVEN BE ABLE TO PROVIDE SOME PARKING FOR ADDITIONAL OFFICE DEVELOPMENT. IN ADDITION TO THAT, THERE IS A FIVE ACRE PARK THAT IS PROGRAMED HERE THAT YOU SEE THERE OVER IN THE GREEN. THIS WILL BE IN THE VEIN OF A CLYDE WARREN TYPE PARK, VERY HIGHLY PROGRAMED AND TO BE ABLE TO USE THAT AND SERVICE THE AREA. APOLOGIZE FOR A LOT OF WORDS ON ONE PAGE. I THINK I BROKE ALL OF THE POWERPOINT RULES ON THIS SLIDE, BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY, THIS OUTLINES WHAT MR. HALL WOULD DELIVER AND WHAT THE CITY CDC ISD WOULD DELIVER. AND HERE YOU'LL SEE THAT MR. HALL, OUR PARTNER, IS WILLING TO PUT IN FIVE ACRES OF PROPERTY TO BE ABLE TO BUILD THIS PARK THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT. HE WOULD GIFT THAT LAND TO A FOUNDATION TO BE CREATED IN THE FUTURE AND THEN THAT WOULD BE GIFTED TO THE CITY UPON CONSTRUCTION COMPLETION. HE AGAIN, AS YOU CAN SEE THERE HIGHLY PROGRAMED, PARK LIKE CLYDE WARREN. HE IS ALSO PUTTING IN 15 MILLION DOLLARS TOWARDS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PARK. DOWN AT THE BOTTOM, YOU'LL SEE UNDER THE CITY THERE WILL ALSO PUT IN 15 MILLION DOLLARS TOWARD CONSTRUCTION FOR A 30 MILLION DOLLAR CONSTRUCTION PROJECT BUDGET. SO THIS WILL BE A VERY NICE FACILITY WHEN IT'S ALL SAID AND DONE. IN ADDITION TO THAT, IN ADDITION TO THE FIVE ACRES THAT MR. HALL WILL DEDICATE FOR THE PUBLIC EXCUSE ME, THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AND THE GARAGE, THERE WILL ALSO BE AN ADDITIONAL FIVE ACRES THAT WILL COME WITH THIS DEDICATION, WHICH WILL BE FOR THE PARK. SO WE HAVE THE PARK AS WELL AS THE PAC. SO BOTH OF THOSE WILL BE DEDICATED. IN ADDITION TO ALL OF THAT, MR. HALL WILL ALSO PROVIDE 10 MILLION DOLLARS TOWARDS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. IF WE DO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL FUNDING, IF MR. HALL ACTUALLY DOES THAT, HE CAN RECEIVE SOME CREDITS AGAINST THAT 10 MILLION DOLLARS. BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY, THAT 10N MILLION DOLLARS WILL BE FUNDED BY THE CITY AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. AND THE CDC, AS YOU CAN SEE THERE, THE FISD WOULD PROVIDE 43 MILLION DOLLARS FROM THEIR BONDS. THE CITY WOULD PROVIDE 13 MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE COMMUNITY VENUE. AND BOTH OF THESE ALSO BUDGETS WOULD INCLUDE COMMON AREAS. IN OTHER WORDS, THE FOYERS, THE BACK OF HOUSE HOUSE, THOSE KINDS OF THINGS. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT TO YOU THIS EVENING THAT I DID LEARN THAT THAT NUMBER, THAT 13 MILLION, MAY ACTUALLY BE 14 MILLION. I GOT TO DO SOME CHECKING BACK WITH OUR FINANCE FOLKS. SO IT MAY ACTUALLY BE A MILLION DOLLARS MORE THAN WHAT WE HAVE ON THE SCREEN. IN ADDITION TO THAT, THE CDC AND CITY WOULD PUT IN 33 MILLION DOLLARS TOWARDS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE 1100 CAR PARKS. AND AS I SAID EARLIER, 200 OF THOSE WOULD BE DEDICATED TO THE PAC AND THEN THE REMAINING [01:35:08] 900 WOULD BE USED FOR PUBLIC PARKING ADJACENCIES AS WELL AS POTENTIALLY FUTURE OFFICE DEVELOPMENT. AND I'VE ALREADY MENTIONED THE 15 MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE PARK THAT WOULD BE DEDICATED. THAT GETS BACK TO TIMING. ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE'VE TALKED ABOUT WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BETWEEN THE CITY AS WELL AS THE FISD IS THAT WE KNOW WE'RE READY TO GO. SO LET'S GO. AND SO WHAT WE'VE DONE HERE IS, IS THAT WE'VE ESTABLISHED A DATE OF JANUARY 1ST, 20, JANUARY 1ST 2022 FOR US TO ACTUALLY BEGIN THE DESIGN OF THE FACILITY. THAT WAY, IF THERE ARE ANY ADDITIONAL FUNDS THAT ARE RAISED IN THE MEANTIME THAT GIVE US A WINDOW UP TO JANUARY 1ST, WE CAN CONSIDER ANY CHANGES THAT MIGHT BE MADE TO THE VENUE. HOWEVER, AT THAT POINT, ONCE WE GET TO JANUARY 1ST, WE WILL DESIGN TO WHATEVER FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE AT THAT TIME. ANY QUESTIONS SO FAR? OK, I WANTED TO GIVE YOU A BREAKDOWN OF THE FUNDING YOU CAN SEE HERE THE FISD AT THE 43 MILLION, THE CITY AT 13. AND AGAIN, THERE MAY BE A CORRECTION THERE, MR. HALL, AT 10 MILLION. THAT'S 66 MILLION DOLLARS FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS VENUE. SO THAT'S BOTH THE SMALLER VENUE AND THE LARGER VENUE. THE GARAGE IS AT 33 MILLION CDC AND CITY, THE TWO HUNDRED DEDICATED SPACES, SIX MILLION. THEY'RE ALSO USING THE TERS FOR ANOTHER NINE HUNDRED SPACES FOR A TOTAL OF THIRTY THREE MILLION. THE TOTAL FOR THE PAC AND THE GARAGE IS AT NINETY NINE MILLION DOLLARS TOTAL. AND THEN ON THE PARK WE HAVE THE CITY IN AT 15 MILLION MR. HALL AT ANOTHER 15 FOR THE 30 THAT I MENTIONED EARLIER. SO I WANTED TO SUMMARIZE ALL THAT FOR YOU TO GET TO THE TOTAL FISD AT. FORTY THREE THE CITY AND AT FORTY SIX CDC MR. HALL AT TWENTY FIVE MILLION. THAT GETS IT TO ONE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN DOLLARS MILLION PROJECT. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT THAT THAT NUMBER OF TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOES NOT INCLUDE THE VALUE OF THE DIRT THAT MR. HALL IS DEDICATING A TOTAL OF 10 ACRES, WHICH IS NOT INSIGNIFICANT. AGAIN, JUST A SUMMARY HERE AND A PICTURE TO BE ABLE TO SHOW YOU ALWAYS THE PICTURE DOES SPEAKS A LOT OF WORDS. AND SO THIS PARTICULAR MDA IS COVERING THE PARK, THE PAC AND THE GARAGE DEVELOPMENTS. THIS IS A SCHEMATIC DESIGN OF WHAT THE PARK MAY LOOK LIKE, A LITTLE BUBBLE DIAGRAM HERE, BUT YOU'LL SEE WHAT'S ON THE RIGHT WOULD BE UP CLOSE TO WARREN PARKWAY. WHAT YOU SEE ON THE LEFT WOULD BE ADJACENT TO THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. SO, AS YOU CAN SEE, THERE IS A PAVILION UP AROUND THE WARREN PARK AREA. ONE OF THE THINGS WARREN PARKWAY AREA. BUT ONE OF THE THINGS YOU'LL NOTICE HERE THAT MR. HALL IS FAMOUS FOR IS WATER FEATURES AND ARTWORK. AND YOU'LL SEE THAT THAT IS ALSO SOMETHING THAT THEY ARE LOOKING AT THROUGHOUT HERE. I DO ALSO WANT TO POINT OUT THAT ON THE FAR LEFT OF THAT, YOU'LL SEE THAT FLEXIBLE LAWN. THE INTENT THERE WOULD BE THAT AS THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IS DEVELOPED AND PROGRAMING MIGHT SPILL OUT INTO THE PARK. ALSO, WHETHER THAT'S PERFORMANCES OR IF IT'S AN EVENT, ANYTHING LIKE THAT, THAT COULD SPILL OUT INTO THE PARK AREA AND BE USED AS WELL. SO IT'S A VERY NICE DESIGN. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT, TOO, THAT WHAT HAS BEEN AFFECTIONATELY CALL HALL 2.0, THE ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENT THAT WOULD BE COMING ALONG, I DO WANT TO POINT OUT IT'S NOT PART OF THIS MASTER DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT, BUT I DO WANT TO JUST SHARE THE INFORMATION WITH YOU. THEY ARE PLANNING AS PART OF PHASE ONE, THE D1 BUILDING, WHICH IS A 15 STORY AAA BUILDING, ALSO THE EXECUTIVE SUITE HOTEL, THEIR LIFESTYLE HOTEL, ONE FIFTY FOUR KEYS ALONG WITH THE PARKING GARAGE. AND THEN LASTLY, A LUXURY HIGH RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDING THAT THEY'RE TALKING ABOUT AS WELL. AND AGAIN, THAT'S GOING TO BE HIGH RISE. AND YOU CAN SEE HERE ON THE DIAGRAM D1 AND D2 IS THE AREA THOSE DEVELOPMENTS WOULD BE OCCURRING. WITH THAT SAID, I'LL STOP AND ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE. I DO KNOW THAT MR. BRAUN, THE PRESIDENT OF HALL GROUP, IS HERE, IF YOU DO HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR MR. BRAUN AS WELL. UM, I GUESS WE DON'T HAVE ANYONE SIGNED UP TO SPEAK, BUT DO WOULD YOU LIKE TO SPEAK? SURE. OK, THANK YOU, MR. DONALD BRAUN, 981 COUNTRY TRAIL, FAIRVIEW, TEXAS. MR. MAYOR, COUNCIL MEMBERS, I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW EXCITED I AM TO BE HERE TONIGHT AT THE PROSPECT OF HAVING THIS PAST TWO YEARS OR MORE OF WORK WITH MR. PUREFOY, MR. PATTERSON AND THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE, AS WELL AS THE ISD HAS BROUGHT US TO THIS MOMENT. I WOULD JUST FOR A POINT OF CLARIFICATION. JUST LET YOU KNOW THE PARK IS WILL BE BUILT STARTING THIS YEAR. [01:40:05] AND SO THAT WILL BE GOING FORWARD. AND THEN THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WOULD FOLLOW THEREAFTER. OUR PLANS, CRAIG'S PLANS, MR. HALL'S PLANS FOR THE PARK ARE REALLY IMPACTFUL, DARE I SAY, TRANSFORMATIONAL TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THIS BUSINESS SECTION OF FRISCO STATION, THE STAR AND HALL PARK. AND I THINK THIS REALLY, AS I SAID, COULD BE A VERY TRANSFORMATIONAL, IMPACTFUL ENDEAVOR THAT WE'RE UNDERTAKING. AND THEN WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH THE CITY AND THE ISD ON THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AS WELL. THANK YOU. WITH THAT, I'LL ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. THOSE COMMENTS, ANYONE ELSE LIKE TO SPEAK REGARDING THIS ITEM? OK, WELL, THANK YOU FOR THE PRESENTATION. SO MANY LONG TIME FRISCO RESIDENTS KNOW THAT THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER HAS TAKEN MANY TWISTS AND TURNS OVER THE YEARS HERE IN FRISCO, WHICH I WON'T OPEN OLD SCABS HERE TONIGHT, ONLY THAT AS A COMMUNITY. IT'S A GREAT DAY FOR US TO CELEBRATE. FINALLY GETTING TO THIS DAY OF HAVING A PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN OUR CITY, WHICH IS, I THINK, THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF OUR COMMUNITY. WHAT WE SAW JUST OUR SECRET FORMULA OF PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS. YOU KNOW, IT'S TRIED AND TRUE HERE IN FRISCO, A DARE I SAY, FRISCO IS THE MASTER, IF NOT THE STATE, MAYBE THE ENTIRE COUNTRY, AS FAR AS PUTTING PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS TOGETHER. AND I EXPECT THIS ONE TO BE AS SUCCESSFUL AS THE OTHERS. WHAT ISN'T SHOWN ON THIS PICTURE IS HOW THIS IS GOING TO WORK WITH THE STAR AND OUR OTHER ASSETS. AND SO YOU TALK ABOUT THE BLEND OF SPORTS AND ARTS. THERE ARE TWO THINGS THAT GO HAND IN HAND. AND IF YOU CAN VISUALIZE THIS GRAPHIC HERE, THE PARK AND THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER WILL BE LOOKING ACROSS THIS LAWN DOWN THERE. THANK YOU, RON. STRAIGHT DOWN THE HUDDLE SCULPTURE AND WE'LL BE LOOKING AT THE FORD CENTER AND FROM THE FORD CENTER, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO LOOK ACROSS THE LAWN AND SEE THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. SO YOU'VE GOT REALLY SPORTS AND ART LOOKING ACROSS FROM EACH OTHER. THEY'RE GOING TO WORK REALLY WELL BUT AS ISN'T DEMONSTRATED HERE THE RESTAURANTS AND THE FOOD COURT THAT'S GOING TO BE CONNECTED HERE TO HALL PARK. THE PERFORMANCE STAGE YOU KNOW THEY'RE ALREADY GETTING EXCITED TALKING ABOUT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AS FAR AS DOING LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, IT'S GOING TO TRANSFORM HALL PARK FROM A WORKFORCE CONSIDERATION. SO THE LEVEL OF DETAIL TO HAVE OUTDOOR WORKING STATIONS WITH MONITORS THAT YOU CAN HOOK YOUR LAPTOP UP TO GIVE PRESENTATIONS, TO BE ABLE TO CHARGE YOUR PHONES TO AN ELECTRONICS AND EVERYTHING IS JUST PERFECTLY WELL THOUGHT OUT. BUT IT'S GOING TO ALL WORK TOGETHER BY THE END OF THE DAY. IT'S ALL ABOUT THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. AND I KNOW SEAN AND OTHERS WILL TALK ABOUT, YOU KNOW, JUST THE NEEDS THAT ARE SERVING FROM THE COMMUNITY TO THE ISD TO LARGER PERFORMANCES AND ENTERTAINMENT THAT OUR RESIDENTS WILL BE ABLE TO ENJOY. IT'S GOING TO BE REALLY, REALLY TRANSFORMATIONAL. AND WE'VE HEARD FROM OUR ART LIVING COMMUNITY HERE FOR MANY, MANY YEARS THAT THEY WOULD LOVE TO GO RAISE PRIVATE FUNDS TO HELP BUILD THIS FACILITY. AND THE CHALLENGE ALL THESE YEARS IS YOU CAN NEVER GET PRIVATE FUNDS UNTIL YOU HAVE A REAL PROJECT. NO ONE WANTS TO WRITE A CHECK UNTIL THEY KNOW IT'S REAL. AND SO TONIGHT THIS PROJECT BECOMES REAL. AND SO, HEY, ALL OF OUR PEOPLE THAT ARE FUNDRAISING PEOPLE, YOU KNOW, YOU'RE ON THE CLOCK, YOU KNOW, AND YOU'VE GOT A DATE AND GIVES THE OPPORTUNITY. IF THIS IS THE PROJECT THAT'S GETS BUILT AND THAT'S A PROJECT THAT ALL FRISCO WILL BE HAPPY WITH, YOU KNOW, I'M EXCITED ABOUT IT. AND IF ADDITIONAL PRIVATE MONEY COMES IN, WE'LL GLADLY ACCEPT THEIR KIND DONATIONS AND LOOK FOR WAYS THAT WE CAN ENHANCE THE PROJECT FURTHER. SO YOU KNOW THAT WE'LL STAY TUNED FOR THAT. BUT WITH THAT COUNCIL, I'LL TURN IT OVER TO Y'ALL FOR FURTHER COMMENTS. YOU KNOW, MAYOR, OVER THE YEARS, YOU'VE TALKED FREQUENTLY ABOUT WHY DO PEOPLE LEAVE FRISCO? AND THE ARTS HAS ALWAYS BEEN ONE OF THE REASONS WHY WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THE PEOPLE LEAVE FRISCO. BUT I THINK A MORE INTERESTING QUESTION ALMOST IS WHY DO PEOPLE COME TO FRISCO? AND WE'VE CERTAINLY HEARD THEY COME BECAUSE OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS OR THEY BECOME THEY COME BECAUSE OF SPORTS. THE REALITY IS THEY THEY COME TO FRISCO BECAUSE OF VISION AND THEY COME BECAUSE OF THE VISION THAT CITY STAFF AND OUR PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERS MAKE. AND I THINK MAYBE SOMETIMES WE GET SO CAUGHT UP IN THE TACTICS THAT WE FORGET ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF A VISION. YOU KNOW, JEFF TALKED ABOUT THE VALUE OF PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS. AND RON, YOU TALKED ABOUT IT HAVING FRISCO ISD AS A AS A PARTNER HERE IN A NUMBER OF PROJECTS AND IN THIS ONE IS FANTASTIC. AND DEBBIE GILLESPIE, WHO'S A TRUSTEE, IS HERE TONIGHT AS WELL. [01:45:05] WE HAVE A GREAT PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PARTNER WITH PAUL. AND MR. BRAUN HAS BEEN A GREAT ADVOCATE ALL ALONG AS WELL, BUT. AGAIN, AS JEFF ALLUDED TOO, THIS JUST ISN'T A PERFORMING ARTS FACILITY, AND THAT'S WHAT I THINK WE NEED TO REALLY REFLECT ON A LITTLE BIT TONIGHT, A PERFORMING ARTS FACILITIES A NEED THAT FRISCO HAS, BUT WITH THE PARK AND HOW IT INTEGRATES INTO THE REMAINDER OF THE CITY IS FANTASTIC. YOU KNOW, ARTS REALLY GROUNDS A COMMUNITY. IT PROVIDES YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO DREAM AND TO IMAGINE AND TO DO THINGS YOU WOULDN'T OTHERWISE THINK. AND THAT'S THE OPPORTUNITY. NOW WE'RE GIVING FRISCO ISD STUDENTS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY WE'RE GOING TO GIVE COMMUNITY PARTICIPANTS. AND IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY WE'RE ALL ON TO GET AS OUTSIDE ENTITIES KIND OF COME IN HERE AS WELL. BUT WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT ALL THE THINGS YOU SIT AND LISTEN TO WHAT JEFF TALKED ABOUT, YOU KNOW, THERE'S GOING TO BE RESTAURANTS AND THERE'S GOING TO BE THERE'S GOING TO BE LUXURY RESIDENTIAL THERE. THERE'S GOING TO BE OFFICE. THERE'S GOING TO BE HOTEL. THERE'S GOING TO BE A PARK THAT I DON'T EVEN THINK WE CAN REALLY IMAGINE. NOW, YOU HAVE TO BE REMINDED THAT THAT IS VISION. AND MR. BRAUN, WE APPRECIATE THE VISION THAT YOU AND YOUR TEAM HAVE BROUGHT. AND I THINK MAYBE THIS IS JUST A LITTLE BIT OF A SIREN SONG THAT WE NEED TO GET BACK TO THE VISIONING PART OF WHAT WE DO. THANK YOU. COUNCILMAN WOODARD AND I HAVE WE'VE TALKED ABOUT THIS PROJECT FOR SO LONG, FIVE YEARS NOW, I THINK WE WERE TALKING EARLIER, FIVE YEARS SINCE WE STARTED ON THAT COMMITTEE, THE COUNCIL COMMITTEE OF THE FEASIBILITY STUDY, AND GOING THROUGH STUDY AFTER STUDY OF WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE AND WHAT THE PARTNERSHIPS. AND WE KEPT SAYING THERE IS A PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP OUT THERE THAT WILL BE THE BEST. AND OF COURSE, IT'S THE HALL GROUP. OF COURSE IT IS, BECAUSE THAT'S BEEN YOUR VISION ALL ALONG. AND SO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THIS. IT'S EXCITING TO SEE IT NOW COME TO THIS PLACE. YOU KNOW, JEFF AND WILL HAVE SPOKEN ABOUT JUST THE VISION OF GETTING HERE AND WHAT ALL THAT ENTAILS. AND I THINK THAT IS THE KEY PART OF WHAT WE DO THE BEST IS THAT WE DON'T TRY TO DO IT OURSELVES. WE BRING IN THOSE PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS SO THAT IT BECOMES BETTER THAN WE COULD EVEN IMAGINE. AND I WILL SAY TO YOU THAT THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IS HUGE BECAUSE THAT'S WHERE THE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION COMES IN. AND WE'VE SAID ALL ALONG WE DIDN'T BELIEVE THE CITY NEEDED TO BE THE ONES IN CHARGE OF MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS. AND SO THIS IS EXACTLY A MAJOR WIN FOR US. AND THAT AND I THINK IT RESPECTS THE COMMUNITY NEEDS. WHEN I SAID ON THE BOND COMMITTEE IN 2015, WHAT WE HEARD OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN FROM EVERY SINGLE COMMUNITY GROUP, EVERY CHORALE, EVERY SYMPHONY, EVERY CHILDREN'S THEATER GROUP, EVERY SINGLE GROUP THAT CAME BEFORE US WAS THEY NEEDED A GOOD SPACE TO PERFORM THAT THEY COULD USE. AND SO THIS JOINT BUILDING THAT THE TWO OPPORTUNITIES THERE THAT ARE GOING TO EXIST, THOSE COMMUNITY GROUPS ARE GOING TO HAVE THAT WORLD CLASS SPACE. IT'S GOING TO BE AMAZING FOR THEM. IT'S GOING TO BE AN INCREDIBLE OPPORTUNITY. AND SO OUR COMMUNITY GROUPS THAT ALREADY SHINE ARE GOING TO GET TO SHINE EVEN MORE. AND THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT THAT, YOU KNOW, THAT 10 MILLION DOLLAR BOND WAS SOLD ON TO OUR RESIDENTS AND OUR VOTERS WHEN THEY APPROVED IT IN 2015 WAS FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS TO HAVE THAT OPPORTUNITY. AND THEY ARE NOW GETTING THAT PROMISE FULFILLED. SO THANK YOU FOR THE VISION THAT WE'VE SET FORTH. THANK YOU FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE IT EVEN BETTER, BUT STILL IN A WAY THAT IS VALUABLE IN A WAY THAT [INAUDIBLE] WHICH IS KEY, AND AGAIN, YOU KNOW, THE PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. THAT'S EXACTLY WHY FRISCO SHINES THE WAY IT DOES IS BECAUSE THAT PARTNERSHIP THAT EXISTS, AND SO JUST LIKE ALL OF OUR OTHER FACILITIES, IT'S THE SAME TYPE OF, YOU KNOW, FOUNDATION WORK AND THEN IT GETS TO GO FROM THERE AND JUST SHINE. SO KUDOS TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN FOR THE YEARS AND FOR THE PATIENTS OF OUR RESIDENTS IN GETTING HERE. I THINK THIS IS GOING TO BE A JEWEL. AND Y'ALL THAT CIRCLE DIAGRAM OF THE PARK, YOU CAN'T EVEN BEGIN TO IMAGINE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO DO. IT MIGHT LOOK LIKE THIS. I MEAN, IT BLEW US AWAY. SO CONGRATULATIONS ON ALL OF THOSE PIECES. I AGREE WITH MY COLLEAGUES WHEN WE TALK ABOUT VISIONING MR. HALL HAD A VISION WHEN HE FIRST BUILT THE OFFICE PARK BACK IN THE 80S AND HE HAD A VISION TO REDEVELOP IT RECENTLY TO MAKE IT BETTER. AND THE SCHOOL DISTRICT COULD BUILD A PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ON THEIR OWN AND WE COULD BUILD A COMMUNITY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER ON OUR OWN. BUT IT WOULD NOT COME NEAR WHAT THIS PROJECT WILL END UP BEING AND HOW MUCH BETTER IT'LL BE FOR THE KIDS AND FOR THE COMMUNITY. AND IT COMES BACK TO HIM. WE'VE ALWAYS SAID IT COMES BACK TO THE PARTNERSHIPS AND BECAUSE OF THE VISION OF HALL OFFICE PARK AND MR. HALL AND OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IS PROBABLY THE MOST IMPORTANT PARTNERSHIP THAT WE HAVE. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THIS BILL. [01:50:02] I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING THE PARK. IT'S IT'S GOING TO BE A GREAT ADDITION TO THIS AREA AND TO THE CITY. AND JUST TO ME, IT CAN'T GET BUILT QUICK ENOUGH AT THIS POINT. ANY OTHER COMMENTS JOHN? TO ECHO WILL SOWELL ON VISION. YOU KNOW, OVER 10 YEARS AGO, FOUR CITIES HAD A VISION AND FOR A MULTITUDE OF REASONS AND FOR A MULTITUDE OF REASONS. IT DIDN'T WORK BECAUSE IT WAS ONLY THREE. SO YOU LOST ONE PARTNER, RIGHT AWAY. BACK BEFORE THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT MAIN STREET? INDEED. AND A LOT OF OTHER STREETS AND A LOT OF OTHER PROJECTS. AND IT'S TAKING TIME. IT'S TAKEN 10 YEARS TO FIND THOSE NEW SHAREHOLDERS AND TO REIMAGINE THAT VISION AND TO HAVE IT HERE IN FRISCO. AND I THINK THAT'S A KEY COMPONENT OF WHAT COUNCILMAN HOFFMAN WAS SAYING, THAT IT'S HERE IN FRISCO. SO I, FOR ONE, AM READY TO NO LONGER LOCK HORNS OVER THE ARTS WITH THE ARTS COMMUNITY OVER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER. AND I'M READY TO SHAKE HANDS AND EMBRACE WHAT IS PROPOSED BEFORE US TONIGHT AND TO MOVE FORWARD. SO CONGRATULATIONS AND THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR PARTNERS HAVE ALL BEEN MENTIONED BEFORE, BUT TO THE WORK THAT THIS COUNCIL HAS DONE AND THE PATIENTS THAT OUR ARTS COMMUNITY HAS EXHIBITED UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF TAMMY [INAUDIBLE] I THINK WE ARE TRULY ON THE THRESHOLD OF HAVING SOMETHING TRULY REMARKABLE HERE IN FRISCO. THANK YOU. I'M GOING TO BE REAL BRIEF, I JUST WANT TO SAY I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS WE CAN'T FULLY UNDERSTAND, IS THE IMPACT THIS IS GOING TO HAVE TO THE AREA, TO THE BUSINESSES, TO EVERYTHING THAT'S GOING TO COME THERE, I THINK IT'S GOING TO BRING LIFE THAT MAYBE ISN'T THERE. I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS I'D LIKE TO COMMEND IT WAS MY INITIAL CONCERN. I WANT TO COMMEND STAFF. THE HALL GROUP AND OUR COUNCIL IS WE'VE PROTECTED THE FRISCO TAXPAYER DOING THIS AND STILL DELIVERED A WORLD CLASS PROJECT THAT I THINK THIS CHART JUST DOES NOT DO IT JUSTICE. I'M PROUD OF US. I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING THIS. AND I'M READY TO GO TOO. SO CREATIVITY TAKES COURAGE AND THERE'S A LOT OF COURAGE TO GET THIS DONE. AND I'VE SAID IT MULTIPLE TIMES, FRISCO ISD IS THE CROWN JEWEL OF OUR CITY. AND CRAIG HALL IS A WONDERFUL PARTNER TO OUR CITY, TOO, AS WELL. SO I DON'T THINK WE COULD WE COULD HAVE DONE ANY BETTER THAN TEAMING UP WITH BOTH OF THEM TO GET THIS ACROSS THE FINISH LINE. SO THIS IS A BIG WIN FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS IN FRISCO, AND I AM VERY PROUD TO SUPPORT THIS PROJECT. WELL, SINCE JOHN OPENED THAT WOUND I THINK IT WAS IN 2010 AFTER THE BOND ELECTION, WHICH WE HAD A LOT OF DISAPPOINTED FRISCO RESIDENTS THAT HAD A DREAM OF PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AND THE COMMENTS I MADE THAT NIGHT WAS I KNOW YOU'RE UPSET TONIGHT, BUT ONE DAY WE'LL BE TAKING A VOTE ABOUT BUILDING A PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN FRISCO, AND YOU'LL BE GLAD THAT WE WAITED. IT'S MARCH 1ST, 2011. THANK YOU. 10 YEARS LATER, WE DELIVERED ON THAT PROMISE. WITH THAT, I WILL LOOK ON LOOK FOR A MOTION. I'D LIKE TO MAKE THE MOTION IF I COULD. [INAUDIBLE] MOTION BY JOHN SECOND. SECOND BY SHONA ALL IN FAVOR AYE OPPOSE THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. CONGRATULATIONS. I LOOK FORWARD TO IT. MAY I ADD ONE COMMENT, SIR? OF COURSE. NO JUST A JUST A QUICK COMMENT TO SAY. I KIND OF REALLY SOMETHING OFF OF WHAT WHAT WILL SAID AS WELL IS THAT I THINK THAT THE THING THAT WE NEED TO BE THE MOST PROUD OF IN OUR COMMUNITY IS THE FACT THAT WE REALLY DO HAVE THE ABILITY TO DELIVER SOMETHING GREATER THAN THE SUM OF ITS PARTS BECAUSE OF OUR PARTNERS. AND THIS IS JUST ANOTHER EXAMPLE. SO THANK YOU. THANK YOU, RON. OK, THAT WILL TAKE US TO ITEM THIRTY THREE. [33. Consider and act upon the approval of an Ordinance amending Frisco’s Code of Ordinances, Ordinance No. 06-03-31, as amended, Chapter 2 (Administration), Article III (Authorities, Boards and Commissions), Division 1 (Administrative Policies and Procedures), Sections 2-64 (Applications), 2-65 (Appointment Process and Timeline), 2-66 (Mid-Term Appointments) and 2-74 (Standing Committees and Ad Hoc Committees); modifying certain provisions and processes governing boards and commissions applications and appointments; regulating the establishment, appointment and review of City boards, commissions, and committees; defining terms; requiring records of proceedings. (CSO/KM)] CONSIDER AND ACT UPON THE APPROVAL OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING FRISCO'S CODE OF ORDINANCES NUMBER ZERO SIX DASH ZERO THREE DASH THREE ONE AS AMENDED CHARTER TO ADMINISTRATION ARTICLE THREE AUTHORITY BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. DIVISION ONE ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES SECTIONS TWO SIXTY FOUR APPLICATIONS TWO SIXTY FIVE. APPOINTMENT PROCESS AND TIMING TWO SIXTY SIX MID-TERM APPOINTMENTS AND TWO SEVENTY FOUR STANDING COMMITTEES AND AD HOC COMMITTEES MODIFYING CERTAIN PROVISIONS AND PROCESSES. GOVERNING BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. APPLICATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS. REGULATING THE ESTABLISHMENT APPOINTMENT AND REVIEW OF CITY BOARDS. COMMISSIONS AND COMMITTEES. DEFINING TERMS. REQUIRING RECORDS OF PROCEEDINGS. SO CHRISSY ASKED ME TO TAKE THIS. [01:55:03] THIS IS JUST THE APPROVAL OF THE ORDINANCE THAT WE ALL REVIEWED IN OUR WORK SESSION FROM TWO WEEKS AGO. THERE WAS A QUESTION ABOUT SOCIAL MEDIA POLICIES AND WHATNOT, AND THAT'LL GET ADDRESSED INDIVIDUALLY AS WE GO THROUGH THE REVIEWS OF EACH OF THE BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. BUT OTHERWISE, IT'S THE SAME ORDINANCE THAT WE SAW TWO WEEKS AGO IN THE WORK SESSION. COUNCIL ANY FOLLOW UP QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ON THIS. A LOT OF WORK WAS DONE. AND BILL, THANKS FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP ON. THIS IS GREAT FOR YOU. THANK YOU. AND IF THERE'S NO OTHER QUESTIONS, THEN I WOULD MOVE TO APPROVE. ITEM THIRTY THREE, SECOND MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY WILL ALL IN FAVOR. AYE OPPOSE THAT. MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO ITEM THIRTY FOUR IS CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION WITH CITY STAFF [34. City Council discussion with City Staff concerning any actions required by City Staff as a result of any item on tonight's agenda.] CONCERNING ANY ACTIONS REQUIRED BY CITY STAFF AS A RESULT OF ANY ITEM ON TONIGHT'S AGENDA. AND THERE WAS JUST THAT ONE CITIZEN INPUT. AND I BELIEVE HENRY HILL HAS ALREADY STARTED THAT CONVERSATION, ALREADY TAKEN CARE OF. AND I HAD GOVERNANCE MONITORING. [35. Discussion on Governance Monitoring of present City Council Meeting.] AND IT LOOKS LIKE THIS MAY BE THE FIRST NIGHT OF OUR NEW FORUM, WHICH WAS GRADED AS HAVING TO DO MATH OVER THERE TWENTY FIVE. YES. SO OVERALL RATING, IT WAS EFFICIENT. AND BEFORE WE ADJOURN, I'D JUST LIKE FOR THE FEW SO HERE TO GIVE MR. SOWELL A ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR COMPLETING [APPLAUSE] I WILL TAKE THE MOTION TO ADJOURN. MOVE TO ADJOURN. SECOND. MOTION BY WILL SECOND BY BILL. ALL IN FAVOR AYE, OPPOSED THAT MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. WE ARE ADJOURNED AT 8:38 P.M. * This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.