PROCLAMATIONS

[8. Public Works and Engineering report on activities related to roadways, traffic control and transportation, stormwater drainage, water and wastewater, and solid waste collection.]

THAT TAKES US TO ITEM EIGHT, WHICH IS OUR PUBLIC WORKS AND ENGINEERING REPORT.

SORRY, MAYOR. I THOUGHT PARKS AND REC WERE RIGHT IN FRONT OF US.

I MISSED ONE. HOLD ON. YES, GO AHEAD.

YOU'RE HERE. THANK YOU.

LET'S SEE IF I CAN GET THIS TO.

COULD I GET THIS TO ADVANCE? OKAY. WE CAN DO IT HERE.

I DON'T WANT TO MESS EVERYONE UP.

SORRY. COME ON.

COME ON. DOWN THERE IN THE STREAM.

MR. MAYOR. DURING THIS TRANSITION, I WANT TO EXCUSE MYSELF.

I HAVE A PRIOR ENGAGEMENT. AND I ALSO WANT TO TELL MY 14 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER, LAUREN, WHO IS WATCHING THIS LIVE HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND THAT I'M ON MY WAY TO DINNER.

SO THANK YOU, GUYS AND HAVE A GREAT NIGHT.

THANKS, BRIAN. ALL RIGHT, PAUL.

SORRY ABOUT THAT. SO JUST A FEW SLIDES HERE ON TONIGHT'S AGENDA.

JUST A COUPLE OF THINGS I WANTED TO POINT OUT.

WE'VE GOT WE ARE SUCCESSFUL IN PURSUING AND GETTING OUTSIDE FUNDING FOR A LOT OF OUR PROJECTS.

WE'VE GOT FIVE CAPITAL PROJECTS THERE.

WE'RE SHARING COSTS WITH ADJACENT CITIES.

WE HAVE TWO TECH STOCK GRANTS THAT ARE FUNDING THINGS AS WELL AS SOME CDBG MONEY.

SO WHILE THE OVERALL COST OF THOSE FIVE PROJECTS IS MUCH MORE THAN $2.7 MILLION, IT IS A BIG CHUNK OF MONEY THAT WE WERE ABLE TO GET TO BRING IN.

AND THEN WE'VE ALSO GOT ON THE AGENDA FIVE HIKING BIKE TRAILS PROJECTS.

SO WE ARE STARTING DESIGN ON TWO AND WE'VE GOT THREE THAT ARE GOING TO START CONSTRUCTION IF THE CONTRACTS ARE AWARDED TONIGHT.

AND SO THESE AREN'T VERY LONG PIECES, BUT THEY'RE SIGNIFICANT AND THAT THEY'RE CONNECTING PIECES AND THERE'S MAPS IN YOUR AGENDAS AND THEN ON THE ONLINE AGENDAS THAT SHOW WHERE THESE PROJECTS ARE.

SO THE HEAT, THIS IS WHAT IT CAN DO TO PAVEMENT.

PAVEMENT DOES EXPAND IN HEAT AND CONTRACTS IN THE COLD.

SOMETIMES IT BUCKLES AND WE HAD ABOUT 25, 26 OF THESE THAT HAPPENED IN ABOUT A FOUR DAY PERIOD EARLY LAST MONTH.

AND SO THEY NEED TO BE ADDRESSED IN A HURRY IN OUR STAFF HAS REALLY RISEN TO THE OCCASION.

ALSO WITH THE HEAT, OUR GALLONS PER CAPITA PER DAY IS HAS GONE UP.

WE'RE ABOUT 50% OVER WHAT WE WERE LAST YEAR IN TERMS OF OUR SUMMERTIME USAGE.

ALMOST ALL OF THAT IS DUE TO OUTDOOR IRRIGATION.

WE HAVE BEEN AGGRESSIVELY MESSAGING AND IN PATROLLING.

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BUT THIS WE WE PAY FOR THE WATER BASED ON THE PEAK AMOUNT WE USE, NOT NECESSARILY ON WHAT WE'RE USING, ACTUALLY.

AND SO THIS IS SIGNIFICANT FOR THE CITY.

WE'RE GROWING CITY, BUT WE WANT TO TRY TO KEEP A LID ON ON THESE PEAK PERIODS.

AND THE WEATHER HASN'T HELPED FOR SURE.

BUT YOU CAN SEE THE RED LINE IS CHARTED OVER LAST YEAR ON A WEEK TO WEEK BASIS.

IN THE BLUE LINE IS WHERE WE ARE NOW.

AND WHAT THIS DOES IS THAT OUR CUMULATIVE CONSUMPTION, THIS IS THIS CHART HERE IS TOTAL VOLUMES, TOTAL VOLUME.

AND AS WE RUN TO THE END, TO THE RIGHT HAND SIDE THERE, WE END UP AT THE END OF JULY.

OUR TAKER PAY IS GOING TO EXCEED WHERE WE WERE AT 12.2 BILLION GALLONS.

SO WHATEVER THAT FINAL NUMBER IS AND THE TOP LINE THERE IN RED IS WHAT WE'VE BEEN TRACKING SO FAR THIS YEAR, THAT THAT WHERE WE END UP IS WHAT WE'RE GOING TO BE PAYING INTO THE FUTURE AS A CITY FOR FOR WHOLESALE WATER.

BUT WE DO HAVE THE DROUGHT.

THERE ARE ALMOST 11,000 MORE RESIDENTS THAN WE HAD LAST YEAR AT THIS TIME.

WHAT WE'D LIKE TO DO IS WE'RE NOT IN ANY PARTICULAR DROUGHT STAGE RIGHT NOW.

THOSE THOSE DROUGHT STAGES ARE SET BY BY THE VOLUMES OF WATER THAT ARE IN THE AREA OF RESERVOIRS.

THERE'S WATER IN THE RESERVOIRS RIGHT NOW.

BUT WE'VE BEEN ASKED BY THE DISTRICT TO DO AND WHAT WE NEED TO DO IS THE CITY IS TO PUT A LID ON THIS CONSUMPTION, TRY TO GET BACK TO WATERING WITH YOUR AUTOMATED AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM ONCE PER WEEK AT MOST, NO WATERING BETWEEN TEN AND SIX DURING THE DAY.

AND WATERING YOU CAN USE YOUR HANDHELD DEVICE, SPRINKLER SYSTEM OR HANDHELD HOSE FOR WATERING OR THE YARD UP TO 2 HOURS.

BUT WATER ON YOUR TRASH DAY, THAT'S THE MAIN MESSAGE WE'RE FINDING.

PEOPLE ARE WATERING IN ANY TIME OF THE WEEK AND NOT REALLY HOLDING TO THIS TO THEIR WATERING SCHEDULE, WHICH IS THEIR TRASH DAY.

AND WITH THAT, MR. DICK PEASLEY, WHO'S ON THE NORTH TEXAS MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS, HE'S ONE OF TWO CITY REPRESENTATIVES.

HE WAS HERE TONIGHT, AND I SAW HIM AND I ASKED HIM TO MAKE JUST A COUPLE OF REMARKS FROM THE FROM A REGIONAL PERSPECTIVE, IF YOU WOULD ALLOW WITH THAT.

AND THAT CONCLUDES MY REPORT BEFORE MR. PEASLEY COMES UP. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS? MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL.

WES, WELCOME.

IT'S A PLEASURE TO REPRESENT FRISCO ON THE NORTH TEXAS WATER DISTRICT.

FIRST OF ALL, I'D LIKE TO THANK FRISCO HENRY AND HIS STAFF FOR AGGRESSIVELY GETTING THE MESSAGE OUT THAT WE NEEDED TO CONSERVE WATER AND CUT DOWN ON THE UTILIZATION.

THE 10% REDUCTION THAT WE ASKED FOR WAS ACCOMPLISHED, AND THAT HELPS US TREMENDOUSLY BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE A QUANTITY PROBLEM IN OUR LAKES.

OUR LAKES ARE FULL.

WE HAVE A TREATMENT PROBLEM IN THAT ALL OF THE DISTRICT WAS OVERUSING WATER, SO OUR TREATMENT CAPACITY WAS STRESSED.

WE'VE RESOLVED THOSE PROBLEMS NOW.

OUR LAKES ARE STILL FULL.

ALL OF OUR TREATMENT FACILITIES ARE BACKED UP IN OPERATION, BUT WE HAVE A WHOLE MONTH, MAYBE TWO MONTHS TO GO.

SO WE'RE ASKING CONTINUE TO CONSERVE.

FRISCO IS WATERING EVERY ONE DAY A WEEK.

THERE ARE SOME OTHER CITIES THAT ARE STILL WATERING TWO DAYS A WEEK, BUT THEY ARE ALL UNDER THE 10% REDUCTION AND THEY ARE ALL COOPERATING.

YOUR SIGNAGE AND STUFF IS A TREMENDOUS NOTICE AND WELL RECEIVED BY THE DISTRICT THAT FRISCO IS LEADING THE WAY.

AND OVER THE YEARS YOU'VE CONTINUED, EVEN WITH TREMENDOUS POPULATION GROWTH, YOU'VE CONTINUED TO REDUCE YOUR GALLONS PER PERSON PER DAY OVER THE LAST FIVE, SIX YEARS HAS BEEN VERY NOTABLE.

SO YOUR STAFF IS DOING A TREMENDOUS JOB.

WE ON THE DISTRICT REPRESENTING YOU APPRECIATE FRISCO'S LEADERSHIP.

IT IS NOTED BY EVERYBODY ON THE STAFF.

SO THANK YOU.

ANY QUESTIONS AT ALL FOR ME? YEAH. THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE TONIGHT.

GOOD TO SEE YOU AS ALWAYS.

HOW IS THE NEW BODARK RESERVOIR? IS IT? THE LAST I SAW WAS LIKE AT 60% OF ITS FINAL ELEVATION.

DO YOU KNOW WHERE IT STANDS ROUGHLY? BODARK LAKE AND FANNIN COUNTY IS RIGHT NOW ABOUT 38% FULL.

IT'S NOT FULL ENOUGH TO BE OPEN YET AS A RECREATIONAL FACILITY, NOR ARE WE ABLE TO TREAT THE WATER.

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THE WATER FROM THAT RESERVOIR IS GOING TO BE TREATED AT LEONARD WATER TREATMENT PLANT, WHICH IS A SMALL TOWN HALFWAY BETWEEN HERE AND THE LAKE. WE HAVE A TEMPORARY PROBLEM RIGHT NOW IN THE TREATMENT STRAIN THERE.

SO IT IS NOT OPERATIONAL YET.

IF IT HAD BEEN OPERATIONAL, THIS WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN WE WOULD NOT HAVE ASKED FOR THE 10% REDUCTION.

HOWEVER, WE'VE BEEN OVERWATERING AND I THINK THIS IS A VERY GOOD MESSAGE TO SEND TO THE ENTIRE POPULATION.

SO WE SHOULD BE OPERATIONAL WITH THE FIRST TRACK OF WATER THROUGH LEONARD TREATMENT PLANT IN MAYBE DECEMBER OF THIS YEAR.

SO IT'S COMING ONLINE.

PRAY FOR RAIN. WE NEED TO FILL THE LAKE AND HAVE THAT AS A BACKUP SOURCE.

SO ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? GOOD QUESTION. THANK YOU.

ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT.

[CITIZEN INPUT (to begin approximately at 7:30 p.m.)]

WE'LL GO AHEAD AND MOVE INTO CITIZEN INPUT.

IF THERE'S ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK ON ANY ITEM, NOT ON TONIGHT'S AGENDA.

NOW WOULD BE THE TIME. I THINK WE HAVE A FEW BLUE CARDS ALREADY SIGNED UP.

YES. IF WE CAN HAVE TONY FELKER AND DONNA SCHMITTLER TO COME UP.

GOOD EVENING, MR. MAYOR. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

GOOD TO BE WITH YOU GUYS TONIGHT.

IT'S BEEN A FEW A LITTLE BIT OF TIME SINCE I'VE BEEN IN FRONT OF YOU, BUT ON THIS PARTICULAR DAY, I JUST WANTED TO COME DOWN AND ON BEHALF OF OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS, OUR CHAMBER STAFF AND ALL OF OUR BUSINESS COMMUNITY WANT TO JUST TO GIVE A BIG, WARM WELCOME TO MR. WES PIERSON. AND MY PIECE OF ADVICE IS YOU ARE A MEMBER OF LEADERSHIP NORTH TEXAS CLASS TEN.

YOU ARE WELL PREPARED FOR EVERYTHING IN FRONT OF YOU.

PART OF WHAT WE'VE BEEN WORKING AS WE'VE BEEN A LITTLE BIT DISTANT IS WORKING ON A NEW STRATEGIC PLAN.

AND YOU'RE GOING TO HEAR A LOT MORE ABOUT THAT, THE SPECIFIC INITIATIVES AND WHAT WE'RE WORKING ON.

BUT THE OVERARCHING DEAL THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE COMMUNICATING, WE REMAIN, NUMBER ONE, FOCUSED ON BEING PROBLEM SOLVERS AND ABOUT ADVOCACY.

AFTER THAT, WE'RE GOING TO BE LEANING INTO THREE MAIN AREAS WORKFORCE ISSUES, SMALL BUSINESS ECOSYSTEM, NONPROFIT ASSISTANCE, AND THEN FINANCIAL LITERACY WILL BE WRAPPED AROUND ALL OF THOSE ISSUES.

AND SO WE'RE WORKING RIGHT NOW ON SPENDING SPECIFIC INITIATIVES, BASELINE MEASUREMENTS, AND HOW WE'RE GOING TO PROGRESS CHANGES IN THAT OVER TIME.

SO WE'LL BE WORKING ON THAT AS PART OF THAT.

LAST WEEK I WAS UP IN INDIANAPOLIS AT THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE AND I'VE RECENTLY BEEN GETTING A LITTLE BIT MORE INTO HIKING AND HIGH POINT.

SO I'M GOING TO PUT IT IN THIS ANALOGY IN GOING TO THAT CONFERENCE AND LISTENING TO CHAMBERS THAT ARE MUCH BIGGER AND MUCH FURTHER ADVANCED THAN WE ARE, EVEN AS GOOD AS WE ARE DOING FIVE STAR ACCREDITED AND ALL OF THAT.

BUT SUFFICE IT TO SAY, WE ARE DEFINITELY ON THE RIGHT PATH OF WHERE WE NEED TO BE GOING WHEN WE GET TO THAT PLACE.

THIS BUSINESS COMMUNITY IS GOING TO BE COMPLETELY DIFFERENT FROM WHERE IT IS TODAY IN A POSITIVE WAY, BUT THERE'S A LOT OF HIKING BE DONE AHEAD OF US AND A LOT OF HARD WORK, BUT WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT AND WE'LL KEEP YOU POSTED ON THAT.

AS PART OF THAT AND AS PART OF THAT DEDICATION TO ADVOCACY AND OUR GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS AND WORKING WITH ALL OF YOU COUNCIL CITY STAFF, I WANTED TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS, MAUREEN JOHNS GRIFFIN, AND SHE COMES TO US WITH A GREAT DEAL OF CHAMBER BACKGROUND AND GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS BACKGROUND, AS WELL AS COMMUNICATIONS BACKGROUND. AND WE FEEL VERY GOOD ABOUT THAT COMBINATION.

AND JUST ALLOW HER TO SAY A COUPLE OF QUICK WORDS TO YOU.

GOOD EVENING, MR. MAYOR.

COUNCIL WEST, WELCOME AGAIN.

GOOD TO SEE YOU EARLIER.

I JUST LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH ALL OF YOU TO HELP PROTECT AND PROMOTE OUR WONDERFUL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT HERE AND GETTING READY TO RAMP UP FOR THAT LEGISLATIVE SESSION COMING UP HERE AND MAKE SURE THAT WE GET FRISCO WHAT WE NEED FOR A STRONG BUSINESS COMMUNITY.

SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

WELCOME. WE LOOK FORWARD TO WORKING WITH YOU ON THAT.

NOBODY CALLED ON ME ON IT, BUT TONY FELKER, THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 6843 MAIN STREET 75034.

THANK YOU, MA'AM. THANK YOU, TONY.

YES, HE DID. DONNA SCHMITTLER, PLEASE STATE YOUR NAME AND YOUR ADDRESS.

DONNA. DONNA SCHMITTLER 7037 WHITE ROCK COURT, FRISCO, TEXAS.

I LIVE IN FISK LAKES, AND TODAY I'M HERE AS THE PRESIDENT OF THE HERITAGE ASSOCIATION.

AND THIS IS KAMAL [INAUDIBLE] AND AND BRAD SHARP, WHO ALSO ON OUR ASSOCIATION.

AND WE'RE HERE TO WELCOME MR. PIERSON TO FRISCO, AND I'D LIKE TO PRESENT HIM WITH FRISCO'S FIRST 100 YEARS BOOK.

THIS TELLS THE STORY OF THE PIONEERS THAT BUILT OUR TOWN.

NOW WE ARE WORKING ON 125 BECAUSE WE ARE CELEBRATING OUR 125TH BIRTHDAY ON FEBRUARY 7TH OF 2027, AND YOU ARE GOING TO BE A BIG PART OF THAT. SO WELCOME TO FRISCO.

NOW, I'M ALSO THE PRESIDENT OF THE FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY, SO I WOULD LIKE TO WELCOME YOU ON BEHALF OF THE LIBRARY.

AND EACH YEAR WE DO A CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT, WHICH HAS TO DO WITH PLACES AND THINGS IN FRISCO THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO US.

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SO THIS YEAR OUR NEW ORNAMENT IS THE LIBRARY, WHICH WILL SOON BE OPENED, AS SHELLEY HAD MENTIONED.

SO WE'D LIKE TO HAVE YOU THAT SO YOU CAN HAVE IT ON YOUR FIRST CHRISTMAS TREE IN FRISCO.

NOW, THIS WAS SOMETHING THAT TOOK ME A LITTLE GETTING TO DO, BUT IN 2006 THE ORNAMENT WAS THE GEORGE PUREFOY MUNICIPAL CENTER AND I TRACKED ONE DOWN SO THAT YOU COULD HAVE THIS ORNAMENT TO SHOW WHERE YOU'RE GOING TO BE WORKING WITH US.

SO THANK YOU SO MUCH.

I KNOW. WELCOME.

I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO BE FROM THE CONVERSATIONS WE'VE HAD, I KNOW YOU'RE GOING TO BE A WONDERFUL ASSET.

AND EVERYBODY HAS SPOKEN SO HIGHLY OF YOU.

SO WELCOME TO FRISCO.

AND IT'S A WONDERFUL PLACE TO LIVE AND WORK.

MIC]. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

GOOD LUCK. ANYONE ELSE THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK DURING CITIZEN INPUT? OKAY. WELL, I PROMISED SHANNON.

[7. Parks & Recreation report on activities related to arts, culture, events, park development and operations, natural resources, and recreation services.]

I DID NOT FORGET ABOUT YOU.

SO WE WILL GO BACK TO OUR PLAY FRISCO REPORT.

WELL, I HAVE A TENDENCY TO TALK A LOT, SO MAYBE I THOUGHT I GOT SHUT DOWN.

SO, GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.

VERY EXCITED TO BE HERE AS ALWAYS.

I HAVE JUST A FEW SLIDES.

WE FELT VERY BRIEFLY THAT WE COULD TAKE A DEEP BREATH AND RELAX AND WE'RE TRYING TO DO THAT BECAUSE JULY WAS PARK AND REC MONTH.

HOWEVER, WE DON'T STOP THERE.

SO THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT CAME OUT AND PLAYED WITH US.

IT WAS REALLY KIND OF TO TIE ON TO THE EIGHTIES TYPE VIBE, PLAY TO THE MAX.

WE HAD SO MUCH FUN WITH THE ROLLER SKATING, WITH THE CONCERTS, WITH THE TOUCH OF TRUCK.

I HAVE TO TELL YOU, THE CITIZENS IN FRISCO NEVER CEASE TO AMAZE ME.

IT CAN BE 128 DEGREES AND THEY ARE COMING TO AN EVENT.

SO THANK YOU FOR THAT FOR ALL THE SUPPORT THAT WE GET.

SPEAKING OF HOT TEMPERATURES AND BIKE TRAIL CONNECTIONS, SO WE DO HAVE A ROLE WITH THE COUNCIL, OF COURSE, COMING UP AUGUST 13TH.

SO WE WILL BE OUT THERE CYCLING YET AGAIN.

IT WILL NOT TAKE US UNTIL 1 P.M., I PROMISE.

OH, DID IT SAY THAT? YEAH. IT'LL PROBABLY ONLY TAKE US AN HOUR AND A HALF JUST FOR ANYBODY WATCHING.

OK. I APOLOGIZE.

I THOUGHT YOU WERE GOING TO GO AROUND MULTIPLE TIMES.

NO, IT'S OKAY BECAUSE THERE'S ALWAYS A LITTLE BIT BEFORE AND AFTER.

BUT I'M JUST SAYING THAT RIGHT ITSELF.

I DON'T WANT TO SCARE ANYBODY OFF IN THIS HEAT.

OK. THANK YOU FOR THAT.

OUR NEXT CONCERT. SO OUR CALABOOSE SERIES HAS BEEN VERY, VERY SUCCESSFUL.

EVEN WITH LIMITED ADVERTISING, WE'VE BEEN THRILLED WITH HOW MANY PEOPLE HAVE COME OUT.

SO LACEY INGRAM IS OUR NEXT ARTIST.

SHE HAS A BIT OF A BLUES VIBE.

SO IF YOU LIKE THAT KIND OF MUSIC, I THINK YOU WILL FIND THAT VERY INTERESTING.

AGAIN, THESE ARE ALL ORIGINAL SINGER SONGWRITERS THAT WE'RE FOCUSING ON.

OUR FALL MAGAZINE IS HERE NOW.

IF YOU'LL NOTICE, THERE'S LOTS OF PICTURES OF THE GARDEN AND LOTS OF PICTURES OF FLOWERS AND GARDENERS AND DIFFERENT THINGS LIKE THAT.

SO THE HARVEST IS DOING EXTREMELY WELL.

OUR PLAY FRISCO MAGAZINE IS FLYING OFF THE SHELVES.

WE ACTUALLY DO A LOT OF IT.

WE PROMOTE A LOT OF IT DIGITALLY NOW, WHICH IS REALLY WORKED.

BUT WE DO STILL PROVIDE SOME OPPORTUNITIES AT DIFFERENT LOCATIONS FOR PEOPLE TO COME GET A HARD COPY IF THEY WOULD LIKE TO DO SO.

I ALWAYS LIKE TO REMIND EVERYBODY THAT ALTHOUGH WE'RE VERY EXCITED ALWAYS TO BUILD NEW THINGS AND TO THINK ABOUT WHAT THE FUTURE CAN BE, WE ALSO REINVEST HEAVILY IN THE SYSTEM THAT'S HERE.

THESE ARE THREE PARKS THAT ARE THAT WELL, TWO PARKS THAT ARE RE-INVESTMENT AND ONE THAT IS A NEW PARK.

BUT ALL COMING ON HERE VERY SHORTLY.

SO CANDIDATE RECREATION CENTER, THIS HAS GENERATED AN AWFUL LOT OF CONVERSATION.

THERE WAS RECENTLY AN ARTICLE ABOUT IT.

SO IF YOU LIKE TO FIND ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO WORK OUT AND YOU LIKE TO BE OUTSIDE, YOU ARE GOING TO LOVE THIS PARK BECAUSE IT IS NOT JUST FOR KIDS.

IT'S KIND OF LIKE THE OLD PRESIDENT'S PHYSICAL FITNESS CROSSED WITH AN ULTIMATE NINJA WARRIOR TYPE COURSE.

SO YOU CAN DO SOME AMAZING THINGS.

SO I THINK WE'LL PROBABLY GET JOHN KEATING TO COME OUT AND MAYBE DO AN OPENING FOR THAT FOR US.

JUST REAL QUICKLY, ATHLETIC FIELD MAINTENANCE.

I NEVER WANT TO FORGET ABOUT THE MEN AND WOMEN THAT ARE OUT THERE EVERY SINGLE DAY IN THE HEAT AND THE COLD, WHATEVER IT IS DOING, WHATEVER IT IS THAT THEY NEED TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYONE CAN PLAY SAFELY AND THAT ALL OF OUR ASSETS LOOK AS GOOD AS THEY POSSIBLY CAN ON A REGULAR BASIS.

AND THEN THE LAST THING I WOULD SAY IS THAT WE HAVE AN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY OUT AT NORTHWEST PARK.

IF YOU'VE NEVER HEARD OF A BIOBLITZ, IT'S AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO COME OUT AND REALLY MARK THINGS THAT ARE OUT THERE AND REALLY BECOME A CITIZEN SCIENTIST.

SO ONE OF THE THINGS THAT'S THAT'S VERY EXCITING ABOUT MANY OF THE PROJECTS WE'RE WORKING ON, IT TIES BACK TO THAT WHOLE CONCEPT OF PLAYING NATURALLY.

SHELLEY COULDN'T HAVE LED IN ANY BETTER TALKING ABOUT THE BLACK LAND PRAIRIE, AND WE'RE DOING A LOT OF RESTORATION AROUND THAT.

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SO IT'S PERFECT.

WE'RE PERFECT PARTNERS FOR EACH OTHER, AND SO WE ENCOURAGE PEOPLE TO COME OUT AND RECORD WHAT THEY SEE, BECAUSE WHAT WE'RE HOPING IS THAT AS WE DO THIS RESTORATION WORK, THAT WE WILL SEE EVEN MORE SPECIES, EVEN MORE PLANTS, MORE OF ALL OF IT COMING BACK IN A REALLY MEANINGFUL WAY.

SO THAT'S ALL I HAD THE REPORTS THERE IN FRONT OF YOU.

I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.

QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? WOULD YOU TELL US A LITTLE BIT ABOUT COFFEE AND CULTURE COMING UP? I KNOW IT'LL BE REAL CLOSE TO THE NEXT DATE, BUT I WANT TO GET IT ON EVERYONE'S CALENDARS.

IT IS. I'M FINDING THE DATE SO THAT I DON'T GIVE YOU FALSE INFORMATION.

YES, COFFEE AND CULTURE.

SO I HAVE TO SAY, THIS IS SOMETHING THAT OUR NEW CULTURAL AFFAIRS MANAGER, MICHELE NORRIS, AND HER TEAM HAVE STARTED, AND IT HAS BEEN TREMENDOUSLY SUCCESSFUL.

AND I APOLOGIZE, TAMMY, I DO NOT THINK AUGUST 17TH, AUGUST.

THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

AUGUST 17TH.

AND I'LL TELL YOU. SO THIS HAS BECOME SO IT'S AN INFORMAL WAY FOR YOU TO LEARN MORE ABOUT WHAT'S GOING ON IN THE CULTURAL AFFAIRS DIVISION.

AND IT IS QUICKLY BECOMING SO LARGE THAT WE'VE ACTUALLY DEBATED WHERE WE'RE GOING TO HOLD IT.

SO WE STARTED IN A VERY SMALL ROOM AND WE'RE OUTGROWING IT VERY QUICKLY.

SO THANK YOU FOR THAT.

THANK YOU. OKAY.

[9. Council Subcommittee reports for current activities of the Legislative Committee, Governance Committee, Budget and Audit Committee, Frisco Square Management District, Dallas Regional Mobility Commission, North Central Texas Emergency Preparedness Committee, Frisco Veterans Advisory Committee, North Texas Commission, and Regional Transportation Council.]

THAT WILL MOVE US TO ITEM NINE.

OUR COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS.

COUNCIL. WHAT UPDATES DO YOU HAVE? I GIVE YOU ONE FROM YOUR FRISCO VETERANS ADVISORY COMMITTEE.

YOU HAVE YOUR MAYOR CHENEY'S VETERAN'S SOCIAL COMING UP ON AUGUST 9TH FROM 6 TO 8 P.M.

AT DEEDEES DOWNTOWN.

THE SOCIAL WILL BE FOCUSED ON RECOGNIZING 40, AT LEAST 40, PERHAPS MORE LOCAL PURPLE HEART RECIPIENTS.

THE EVENT IS ALMOST SOLD OUT.

YOU CAN GO ONLINE TO FRISCO, VETERANSTICKET.COM AND RSVP.

THEY REALLY LIKE GETTING A GOOD HEAD COUNT BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY THE SPACE AND THE FOOD AND EVERYTHING ELSE SHOULD BE A LOT OF FUN.

THESE ARE YOU HOST THESE EVENTS BAYLOR SCOTT WHITE HAS BEEN A FANTASTIC SPONSOR.

WE TRY TO DO THESE QUARTERLY, BUT THE PURPLE HEART EVENT IS AN ANNUAL EVENT.

IT IS WONDERFUL. IT'S POWERFUL AND EVERYONE IS INVITED.

NOT JUST OUR VETERAN COMMUNITY, CERTAINLY NOT JUST OUR PURPLE HEART RECIPIENTS.

BUT THESE ARE LIVING, BREATHING HEROES THAT PEOPLE HAVE BEEN IN COMBAT.

THEY'VE BEEN WOUNDED IN COMBAT.

THEY'RE YOUR NEIGHBORS, YOUR FRIENDS.

THEY'RE RIGHT HERE IN FRISCO.

AND THEY HAVE AMAZING STORIES TO TELL.

AND THEY ARE WONDERFUL PEOPLE.

THEY WERE WORE OUR NATION'S UNIFORM SERVING THEIR COMMUNITY BY SERVING THEIR COUNTRY AND JUST A REALLY POWERFUL EVENT.

IT'S GROWN OVER THE YEARS.

IT'S JUST BEEN VERY EXCITING AND IT'S BEEN JUST A LOT OF FUN TO KIND OF GET THE FEEDBACK FROM CITIZENS WHO REALLY DON'T HAVE A CONNECTION TO THE VETERAN COMMUNITY, BUT THEY'RE HERE IN FRISCO AND TO TO MEET THESE PEOPLE AND KNOW THAT WE HAVE THIS INCREDIBLE VETERANS OUTREACH AND VERY PROUD OF BEING A CITY THAT IS VETERAN FRIENDLY AND VETERAN READY.

SO I WANT TO MAKE SURE WE EXTENDED THAT OUT TO EVERYBODY.

YEAH. LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT. AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP AND HELPING PUT THIS ON.

SO IT SHOULD BE FUN NEXT WEEK.

COUNCIL WHAT OTHER UPDATES DO WE HAVE? THAT WILL MOVE US TO OUR CONSENT AGENDA.

[CONSENT AGENDA]

ITEMS PLACED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE IN NATURE AND ARE CONSIDERED NON-CONTROVERSIAL.

THE CONSENT AGENDA CAN BE ACTED UPON IN ONE MOTION.

A MAJORITY OF THE COUNCIL IS REQUIRED TO MOVE ANY ITEM FOR DISCUSSION IN SEPARATE ACTION.

COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY VOTE NAY ON ANY ITEM WITHOUT COMMENT, MAY SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD.

COUNCIL. YOU HAVE ITEMS TEN THROUGH 48 FOR CONSIDERATION.

MOVE TO APPROVE ITEMS 10-48.

SECOND. BY JOHN SECOND BY ANGELIA.

ALL IN FAVOR? THAT MOTION PASSES 6-0.

THAT MOVES TO OUR LEGISLATIVE AGENDA.

[LEGISLATIVE AGENDA]

THESE ITEMS MAY LEGALLY REQUIRE COUNCIL ACTION, BUT BY 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 SEPARATE DISCUSSION AND ACTION.

COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY VOTE NAY ON ANY ITEM WITHOUT COMMENT AND MAY SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD OF ITEMS 49 THROUGH 52.

LOOKING FOR A MOTION. MOVE TO APPROVE ITEMS 49 TO 52.

MOTION BY JOHN. SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA.

ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 6-0. THAT'LL MOVE US TO OUR REGULAR AGENDA.

[53. Public Hearing: A request to repeal Ordinance No. 2020-04-23 consisting of 2,158.6± acres on the northeast and northwest corners of Dallas Parkway and Panther Creek Parkway and on the southwest corner of Legacy Drive and University Drive “US Highway 380” (“Property”), to amend the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 11-04-09, as amended), to rezone the Property as Planned Development-280, and to consider to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoned Planned Development-280. Neighborhood #3, #52, and #53. Zoning Case No. Z22-0013. Applicant: City of Frisco. (Development Services/JH)]

ITEM 53 IS A PUBLIC HEARING A REQUEST TO REPEAL ORDINANCE NUMBER 2020-04-23, CONSISTING OF 2,158.6 ACRES ON THE NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST CORNERS OF DALLAS PARKWAY AND PANTHER CREEK PARKWAY, AND ON THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LEGACY DRIVE AND UNIVERSITY US HIGHWAY 380 TO

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AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER 110409 AS AMENDED TO REZONE THE PROPERTY AS PLANNED DEVELOPMENT TO 80 AND TO CONSIDER TO DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME ZONE PLAN DEVELOPMENT 280.

NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER THREE NUMBER 52 NUMBER 53 ZONING.

CASE NUMBER Z22-0013.

APPLICANT CITY OF FRISCO.

THANK YOU, MAYOR. COUNCIL PLAN DEVELOPMENT TO 80 MORE COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE FIELDS PLAN DEVELOPMENT WAS ADOPTED IN APRIL OF 2020.

SINCE THAT TIME, THERE HAVE BEEN CHANGES TO THE APPLICANT'S DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ADJUSTMENTS FOR MARKET CHANGES AND CHANGES PROPOSED TO ALIGN WITH UPDATES THAT HAVE OCCURRED TO CITY ORDINANCE.

IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE ALL OF THOSE CHANGES, THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TO UPDATE PLAN DEVELOPMENT TO GO OVER THOSE CHANGES WITH YOU ALL THIS EVENING.

FIRST OFF, THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TO INCORPORATE AN ALLOWANCE FOR A MINIMUM FIVE FOOT SIDE YARD SETBACK FOR THE FIELDS RESIDENTIAL PRODUCT ONE B PRODUCT WITHIN THE BROOKSIDE SUB DISTRICT.

SO THE BROOKSIDE SUB DISTRICT IS GENERALLY THE SUBDIVISION THAT'S PROPOSED IN THIS GENERAL VICINITY.

A FIVE FOOT SIDE YARD SETBACK IS ALREADY ALLOWED UNDER THE CURRENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT FOR SEVERAL OF THE FIELDS RESIDENTIAL PRODUCT TYPES.

SO THE APPLICANT IS ONLY ASKING TO ADD THE 1B PRODUCT TO THAT LIST.

AND JUST SO THAT YOU'RE AWARE OF FIELDS RESIDENTIAL 1B PRODUCT IS A SINGLE FAMILY LOT THAT IS A MINIMUM OF 10,400 SQUARE FEET. SO SOMETHING EQUIVALENT TO OUR SINGLE FAMILY, TEN LOTS.

SECOND LOOKING TO REMOVE THE PARK'S REQUIREMENT FOR THE PRESERVE SUB DISTRICT SO THAT IT ALIGNS WITH WHAT HAS BEEN APPROVED ON THE PRELIMINARY PLAT AND THE LAND STUDY FOR THE PRESERVE.

THE PRESERVE BEING THE GATED SUBDIVISION ALONG THE GOLF COURSE.

ALSO LOOKING TO ALLOW PARKS TO COUNT AS OPEN SPACE.

SUPER PRIMARY, SECONDARY OR PRIMARY OPEN SPACE.

SO WITH POINTS TWO AND THREE, IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT THIS DOES NOT CHANGE WHAT THE APPLICANT IS REQUIRED TO PROVIDE IN TERMS OF PARK AND OPEN SPACE AT ULTIMATE BUILDOUT OF THE FIELD'S DEVELOPMENT.

ALSO LOOKING TO REMOVE THE ALCOHOL LANGUAGE SO THAT ALIGNS WITH THE RECENT CHANGES THAT HAVE BEEN ADOPTED IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE.

INCORPORATE SPECIFIC STANDARDS FOR ARCHITECTURAL ROOF SIGNS, ELECTRONIC CHANGEABLE WALL SIGNS AND SUPER GRAPHIC WALL SIGNS.

AND THEN LASTLY, LOOKING TO UPDATE A PARTICULAR CROSS SECTION, A STREET SECTION THAT'S ADOPTED IN THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT, WHICH WOULD ALLOW THEM TO INCREASE THE PAVEMENT WIDTH OF THE STREET.

BUT BY DOING SO, IT DOES NOT NARROW THE PEDESTRIAN REALM.

SO IF THEY'RE GOING TO INCREASE THE WIDTH OF THE STREET, THE RIGHT OF WAY INCREASES ACCORDINGLY.

THIS ITEM WAS HEARD BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION AT THEIR JUNE 28 MEETING.

THEY DID RECOMMEND APPROVAL BY A VOTE OF FOUR ZERO.

AND I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU ALL MAY HAVE ABOUT SUMMARY.

COUNCIL, THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING.

MOVE TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING MOTION.

BY BILL SECOND BY ANGELIA.

ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 6-0.

PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN.

IS THERE ANYONE HERE THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE, MOVE TO CLOSE.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND.

SECOND BY ANGELIA. ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 6-0.

PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED.

IT LOOKS LIKE SOME PRETTY ROUTINE AND ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES.

THAT IS CORRECT. I'LL LOOK FOR ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE.

IF NOT, I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION.

I ONLY HAD ONE QUICK QUESTION.

IS THAT ON THE PRESERVE, TAKING OUT THE MINIMUM, TAKING OUT THE PARK SIZE, WHAT'S THE RATIONALE BEHIND THAT? SO WHEN JUST SOME HISTORY.

SO WHEN THE OVERALL PLAN DEVELOPMENT WAS DONE, THERE WAS AN ALLOWANCE FOR THE PRESERVE TO BE GATED.

AT THAT POINT IN TIME, IT WAS UNCERTAIN WHETHER THAT WOULD BE SURE OR NOT.

NOW THAT WE ARE CLOSER TO THAT, THEY'VE SUBMITTED PLANS.

IT IS GUARANTEED THAT THE PRESERVE IS A GATED SUBDIVISION.

SO BY TAKING IT OUT, IT'S YOU DON'T NECESSARILY WANT A CITY PARK BEHIND BEHIND GATE.

SO THAT WOULDN'T BE ACCESSIBLE TO ALL OF OUR RESIDENTS.

SO WHEN IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THAT WAS GOING TO BE GATED, THE PARK'S REQUIREMENT WAS REMOVED.

SO WHILE THERE'S NOT A PARK BEHIND THE GATES, THEY WILL BE REQUIRED TO STILL MEET THE OVERALL PARK REQUIREMENT THAT WAS ENVISIONED BY THE ORIGINAL PD.

IT WILL JUST BE ELSEWHERE.

THEY ALSO AGREED IN PART OF THOSE NEGOTIATIONS.

THEY ALSO AGREED TO PROVIDE A TRAILHEAD AT THE CORNER OF FIELDS PARKWAY AND LEGACY.

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SO THE TRAILS WON'T BE BEHIND THE GATES.

THAT'S CORRECT. YEAH, THERE WAS JUST ESSENTIALLY.

THAT'S RIGHT. GOT IT. YES.

I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION.

MOVE TO APPROVE ITEM 53 AND DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND.

SECOND BY ANGELIA. ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION. I'VE BEEN SAYING SIX ZERO.

HE'S BEEN CORRECTING. IT'S BEEN FIVE SINCE BRIAN LEFT.

SO THAT PASSES 5-0.

SO WE'VE BEEN OFF FOR A MONTH.

I'M RUSTY, SORRY.

[54. Public Hearing: A request to rezone 3.1± acres on one lot on the northwest corner of John W. Elliott Drive and All Stars Avenue (“Property”), from Commercial-1 and Industrial to Industrial, and to amend the Zoning Ordinance (Ordinance No. 11-04-09, as amended) and to consider and act to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoned Commercial-1 and Industrial. Neighborhood #4. Zoning Case No. Z22-0012. Griffin, Brantley & Thomas, LLC. (Development Services/SP)]

THAT WILL NOW MOVE US TO ITEM 54, WHICH IS ALSO A PUBLIC HEARING, A REQUEST TO REZONE 3.1 ACRES ON ONE LOT ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF JOHN W ELLIOTT DRIVE AND ALL STARS AVENUE FROM COMMERCIAL ONE AND INDUSTRIAL TO INDUSTRIAL AND TO AMEND THE ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER 11-04-09 AS AMENDED, AND TO CONSIDER AN ACT TO DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME ZONE COMMERCIAL ONE AND INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER FOUR ZONING CASE NUMBER Z22-0012 GRIFFIN, BRANTLEY AND THOMAS, LLC.

THANK YOU, MAYOR. SO IN 2013 AN ORDINANCE WAS ADOPTED FOR THIS PROPERTY SPLIT ZONING IT.

SO ESSENTIALLY WHAT YOU HAVE IS YOU HAVE COMMERCIAL ZONING ALONG THE WEST AND THEN YOU HAVE INDUSTRIAL ZONING ALONG JOHN ELLIOTT DRIVE.

THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TO REZONE THE ENTIRE PROPERTY TO THE INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT.

THIS REQUEST DOES COMPLY WITH THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN OF INDUSTRIAL PARK THAT IS ON THE PROPERTIES IN THIS AREA.

AND IN ADDITION TO THAT, JUST THE PROPERTY JUST TO THE NORTH OF THIS CITY COUNCIL ADOPTED AN ORDINANCE IN 2019 CHANGING ALL OF THAT PROPERTY TO INDUSTRIAL AS WELL BECAUSE IT HAD A SIMILAR SPLIT ZONING SITUATION.

THIS ITEM WAS HEARD BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ON JUNE 28TH.

YOU DO HAVE A RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDATION FOR APPROVAL THIS EVENING ON THIS ITEM AS WELL.

AND WITH THAT, I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE.

SO THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING.

MOVE TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA.

ALL IN FAVOR.

THAT PASSES 5-0.

PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN.

IS THERE ANYONE HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM? SEEING NONE, MOVE TO CLOSE.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA.

ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 5-0.

PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED.

COUNCIL, WHAT QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS DO YOU HAVE? ON YOUR ONE OF YOUR ATTACHMENTS HERE SHOWING BLOCK A LOT FIVE.

DO THE FRISCO FLYERS ALREADY HAVE A BUILDING IN THIS AREA? I BELIEVE THEY HAVE A BUILDING IN THIS AREA OVER HERE.

AND THEN THAT IS ESSENTIALLY JUST THEY SORRY, THIS AREA HERE, YOU CAN SEE THAT.

SO I DON'T BELIEVE.

YEAH. SO, YOU KNOW, THE FRISCO FLYERS ADDITION IS THE THE NAME OF THE SUBDIVISION WHEN WHEN THE PROPERTY WAS PLATTED.

THEY ARE NOT THE THE OWNERS OF THIS PARTICULAR PLAT.

IF I ZOOM IN I SEE THE OP TO THE I GUESS IT'S THE WEST IS THE WHAT LOOKS LIKE THE BADMINTON SCULPTURE THERE.

YES, THE BADMINTON FACILITY.

AND AND SO YEAH, THIS THIS PROPERTY HERE IS.

IS THE IS THE BADMINTON FACILITY, CORRECT? I JUST JUST I'M KIND OF GETTING TO THE POINT OF OF WE'RE MAKING THIS INDUSTRIAL INSTEAD OF COMMERCIAL, BUT IT'S ACTUALLY GOING TO HAVE, I BELIEVE, AN INDOOR SPORTS USE HERE.

I THINK THE FLYERS ARE A WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL TEAM THAT'S EXPANDING PERHAPS.

AND WE'VE ALREADY GOT THE BADMINTON FACILITY HERE.

SO I THINK THIS IS A GREAT IDEA.

JUST I DIDN'T WANT ANYONE TO THINK WE WERE PUTTING IN LIGHT INDUSTRIAL OR OR SOME KIND OF THING WITH WHO'S GOING TO BE GENERATING A LOT OF LIGHT OR NOISE OR POLLUTION OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT. BUT IT ACTUALLY HAS A PRETTY COOL USE, I THINK, PROJECTED FOR IT.

IS THIS AN EXPANSION OF THE FLYERS OR IS IT JUST BECAUSE THE PLAT'S NAMED? IT IS MY UNDERSTANDING THAT THE REASON IT'S CALLED FRISCO FLYERS EDITION IS THAT IS JUST BECAUSE THAT IS WHAT THE PLAT IS CALLED.

IT VERY WELL COULD BE AN EXPANSION OF A SIMILAR USE, BUT TO MY KNOWLEDGE, IT'S NOT AN ACTUAL EXPANSION OF WHAT IS OUT THERE TODAY.

TO JOHN'S POINT, IT'S GOING TO BE CONSISTENT WITH THE USES IN THAT BLOCK.

THAT IS CORRECT, RIGHT.

IT'LL BE A STANDALONE THING.

IT'S OBVIOUSLY NOT AN EXPANSION, BUT I'M SORRY IF I USE THE WRONG WORD THERE.

BUT YEAH, IF YOU ZOOM IN, YOU CAN SEE I THINK THE OTHER FACILITY IS TO THE NORTHWEST AND THEIR ORIGINAL FACILITY.

AND SO THIS IS, I THINK, A REALLY GREAT USE OF I THINK YOU SEE TO THE NORTH WHAT AN ACTUAL INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY LOOKS LIKE AND THAT'S NOT WHAT THIS IS GOING TO BE.

SO TO PHRASE THAT ANOTHER WAY, HAVE YOU BEEN MADE AWARE OF ANY SPECIFIC USE FOR THIS FROM ANY SPECIFIC USER?

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I HAVE NOT BEEN MADE AWARE OF THAT, NO.

TO PROVE. ITEM 54 DIRECTS STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE.

MOTION BY JOHN.

SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA. ALL IN FAVOR? THAT MOTION PASSES 5-0.

THEY'LL TAKE US TO ITEM 55.

[55. Consider and act upon adoption of a Resolution calling for a Public Hearing on the City of Frisco FY 2023 Budget, Frisco Economic Development Corporation FY 2023 Budget, and Frisco Community Development Corporation FY 2023 Budget. (Budget/JH)]

CONSIDER AN ACT UPON ADOPTION OF A RESOLUTION CALLING FOR A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CITY OF FRISCO FISCAL YEAR 2023 BUDGET.

FRISCO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FISCAL YEAR 2023 BUDGET.

AND FRISCO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION FISCAL YEAR 2023 BUDGET.

GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.

AS ANITA MENTIONED EARLIER TONIGHT, THE FISCAL YEAR 23 PROPOSED DOCUMENT IS OUT ON THE WEBSITE FOR REVIEW.

IT'S UNDER THE GOVERNMENT TAB.

SO CITY OF FRISCO, TEXAS OR FRISCOTEXAS.GOV.

IT'S UNDER THE GOVERNMENT TAB AND THEN IT IS PROPOSED FISCAL YEAR 23 BUDGET.

WE WILL HAVE A COUNCIL WORK SESSION ON MONDAY NIGHT, THE EIGHTH AT 6:00 AT THE GROVE.

APPROVAL OF THIS RESOLUTION TONIGHT DOES SET THE PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR THE 23 BUDGETS TO BE AUGUST 16 AND SEPTEMBER SIX AT THE CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS AT 630 HERE IN CITY HALL.

I'LL BE GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.

QUESTIONS OR MOTION? MOVE TO APPROVE ITEM 55.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND.

SECOND BY JOHN. ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 5-0.

THANK YOU. THAT WILL MOVE US TO 56, WHICH IS CONSIDERED AN ACT UPON ACCEPTING THE RESIGNATION OF CAROL GILMORE FROM PLACE SEVEN ON THE PUBLIC ART BOARD.

[56. Consider and act upon accepting the resignation of Carole Gilmore from Place 7 on the Public Art Board. (CSO/KM)]

COUNCILS HAD DISCUSSIONS ABOUT THIS.

THERE WAS SOME CONFUSION PERHAPS ON THE REQUIREMENTS, AND COUNCIL HAS VIEWED MRS. GILMORE'S ABSENCES AS EXCUSED.

AND SO COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO SEE HER CONTINUE THROUGH HER TERM.

AND SO WE WILL TAKE NO ACTION ON THIS ITEM.

BUT ADMINISTRATIVELY, WE NEED TO REAPPOINT HER IN ITEM 57, WHICH IS CONSIDERED AN ACT UPON APPOINTMENT OF AN INDIVIDUAL TO FILL THE VACANCY FOR PLACE SEVEN ON THE PUBLIC ART

[57. Consider and act upon appointment of an individual to fill a vacancy for Place 7 on the Public Art Board for a term ending on September 30, 2023. (CSO/KM)]

BOARD FOR A TERM ENDING SEPTEMBER 30TH, 2023.

SO I WILL LOOK FOR MOTION.

MOTION TO REAPPOINT CAROL GILMORE TO PLACE SEVEN ON THE PUBLIC ARTWORK.

BY ANGELIA. SECOND.

SECOND BY JOHN. ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 5-0.

WE DO STILL HAVE SOME EXECUTIVE SESSION WORK TO COMPLETE, SO I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION TO RECESS INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION.

SO MOVED. A MOTION BY JOHN.

SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA. ALL IN FAVOR? THAT MOTION PASSES 5-0.

WE'RE RECESSED AT 8:05 P.M.

COUNCIL, CAN I HAVE A MOTION TO RECONVENE? SO MOVED. MOTION BY JOHN. SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA.

ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES 50. RECONVENE AT 9:07.

ANY, LET'S SEE, THAT'LL MOVE US TO 58.