Jan 07, 2025 City Council

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

THANK YOU. ITEM SIX IS OUR PARKS AND REC REPORT.

GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL, SHANNON COATES, DIRECTOR OF PLAY, FRISCO.

APPARENTLY, THE NEXT PROGRAM WE NEED TO BE WORKING ON FOR THE HAVE YOU PLAYED TODAY SLIDE ARE SNOWBALL FIGHTS? SO IF WE HAVE ANY PEOPLE WHO'D LIKE TO BE TEAM CAPTAINS AS WE ASSIGN YOU OUT ALL OVER THE CITY, WE ARE HAPPY TO TAKE THAT ON.

I HAVE JUST A FEW SLIDES AND ACTUALLY ONE EDIT SO THESE SLIDES OF COURSE ARE TURNED IN, WERE TURNED IN PRIOR TO US KNOWING THAT SNOWMAGEDDON POSSIBLY COULD COME.

SO OUR OPEN HOUSE FOR OUR MASTER PLAN ACTUALLY WILL BE PUSHED BACK A LITTLE BIT FURTHER IN JANUARY.

THE DATE THAT WE'RE LOOKING AT NOW IS, EXCUSE ME, JANUARY 23RD.

SO AS SOON AS THAT'S CONFIRMED, WE WILL GET THAT INFORMATION BACK OUT TO THE PUBLIC.

WE TOO ARE TRYING TO PROVIDE SOME DIFFERENT OPPORTUNITIES.

WE ALWAYS HAVE OUR MUSIC IN THE CHAMBER CONCERT.

WE'RE ALSO DOING A CANDLELIGHT CONCERT AT THE HERITAGE MUSEUM, WHICH SHOULD BE PHENOMENAL.

SO WE'RE VERY EXCITED ABOUT THAT.

WE ALSO HAVE ADDED STILL STAYING WITH THE HERITAGE THEME, SOME AMAZING THINGS OVER THERE.

WE LAUNCHED A NEW PROGRAM WHICH IS REALLY FOCUSED ON THE TEACHERS, SO IT'S ALL TEACHER LED PROGRAMS. THE GOAL IS TO MAKE THE TOURS MORE FUN, MORE FUN AND HANDS ON FOR THE KIDS BECAUSE WE WANT THE ADULTS TO COME, BUT WE WANT THE KIDS TO HAVE A GOOD TIME IN THE MUSEUM AS WE'RE CHANGING OUT THE DIFFERENT THINGS FOR THEM TO SEE.

AND ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE'VE CREATED IS A HISTORY DETECTIVE GUIDE.

SO IT HAS COLORING PAGES AND ALL KINDS OF REALLY COOL THINGS IN IT.

IT ALSO COMES WITH A DECODER RING.

SO THOSE OF YOU THAT ARE OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER DECODER RINGS, THEY CAN FIND THEIR WAY AROUND THE MUSEUM.

THIS IS PROBABLY ONE OF MY FAVORITE THINGS WE'VE DONE IN A VERY LONG TIME.

SO THIS IS ACTUALLY A PLAY WALL ON ONE SIDE SO THAT KIDS CAN USE IT FOR AND ADULTS FOR A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT WAYS TO PLAY.

BUT THIS WALL IS 11 FOOT BY 65FT LONG, AND IT IS AN ABSOLUTELY STUNNING PIECE THAT THE PUBLIC ART PROGRAM COMMISSIONED AND OF COURSE, PAYS HOMAGE TO TEXAS WILDLIFE.

AND THEN FINALLY, FOR BUILDING AWARENESS, I JUST WANTED TO LET EVERYBODY KNOW THAT WE DO HAVE AN ADOPT A PARK PROGRAM THAT WILL BE LAUNCHING IN JANUARY, SO THAT WE CAN GET OUR CITIZENS EVEN MORE INVOLVED THAN THEY ARE NOW.

WE'VE HAD A LOT OF REQUESTS FOR VOLUNTEERING AND A LOT OF VOLUNTEERS THAT HAVE COME FORWARD IN A VARIETY OF CAPACITIES.

AND THEN WE'VE ALSO BEEN WORKING NOT ONLY TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC, BUT OUR INTERNAL EDUCATORS WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT ACTUALLY CREATED A STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION TRAINING SPECIFICALLY FOR THE PARK STAFF.

AND WE HAD 28 STAFF GO THROUGH SO THAT THEY CAN MAKE SURE THAT ANYTHING THAT THEY ARE DISCHARGING MEETS ALL OF THE OF THE GUIDELINES.

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

SHANNON, WILL YOU GO BACK TO THE SLIDE OF THE MURAL, PLEASE? YES. I READ SOMEWHERE THAT THAT IS THE PERSPECTIVE OF A BUG.

SO IF YOU GO UP TO IT, YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO SEE THOSE BLUE BONNETS AT THAT GRAND SCALE.

IT REMINDS ME OF THAT MOVIE A BUG'S LIFE.

YES. I THOUGHT THAT WAS WONDERFUL.

THANK YOU. GREAT. GREAT ADDITION TO OUR CITY.

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COUNCIL, ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

[Engineering Services Monthly Report on planning, design, and construction of roadways, traffic control, water utilities, parks, and trails.]

ITEM SEVEN IS OUR ENGINEERING MONTHLY REPORT.

GOOD EVENING, JASON BRODIGAN, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING SERVICES.

AS YOU ALL KNOW, ONE OF OUR MOST COMMON QUESTIONS IS SIGNAL TIMING.

SO I THOUGHT I'D SPEND A LITTLE BIT OF TIME TALKING ABOUT THE DATA WE HAVE AND THE WAY WE USE IT.

WE NOW HAVE 167 SIGNALIZED INTERSECTIONS IN FRISCO.

AND SO IT'S A BIG JOB TO OPERATE THAT SYSTEM.

AND WE ARE A STATEWIDE LEADER IN USING THE DATA THAT IS AVAILABLE.

SO I THOUGHT I'D SHOW THAT THE FIRST IS WHAT'S CALLED ROADWAY ANALYTICS.

IT'S BY INRIX.

AND WHAT THEY WORK A DEAL WITH MANUFACTURERS OF CONNECTED VEHICLES AND SUPPLY THAT DATA.

WE, TXDOT BOUGHT A STATEWIDE LICENSE AND PROVIDES IT FREE TO CITIES WHO ARE INTERESTED.

WE'VE USED THE DATA, AND WE HAVE BUILT THIS POWER BI DASHBOARD TO HELP US COMPARE DRIVE TIMES ACROSS THE CITY, FOR EXAMPLE.

WHAT YOU'RE SEEING HERE IS IF YOU DROVE MAIN STREET FROM 423 TO CUSTER AND THIS IS A COMPARATIVE SLIDE, SO I'LL BRING IT FORWARD.

THE BLUE LINE IS MAY OF 2023, BEFORE WE STARTED CONSTRUCTION IN THE RAIL DISTRICT, AND THE YELLOW LINE IS IN OCTOBER OF 2024 AFTER CONSTRUCTION STARTED. SO IF YOU DROVE THAT WHOLE THAT WHOLE CORRIDOR, IT WOULD TAKE YOU ABOUT 24 SECONDS LONGER ON AVERAGE.

NOW THE PEAK HOURS, IF YOU LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN, SAY, 6:37 A.M.

AND SIX 6:30 P.M., THAT THAT DIFFERENCE IS REALLY ABOUT A MINUTE.

BUT IT MAY NOT SEEM, YOU KNOW, QUITE AS BAD AS IT IS PERCEIVED.

SO WE'RE USING THAT DATA. WE CAN USE THAT.

WE CAN PICK ANY CORRIDOR AND COMPARE ANY DIFFERENT TIME FRAMES AND SEE WHAT'S GOING ON.

WE CAN ALSO DO THAT WITH SIGNAL ANALYTICS.

WE GET DATA FROM THE FROM THE VEHICLES ON OUR SIGNALS.

AND COG BOUGHT THIS DATA FOR US AND PROVIDES IT FREE.

AND WHAT WE GET IS AN EMAIL EVERY DAY THAT TELLS US THE INTERSECTIONS WITH THE BIGGEST CHANGE IN DELAY TIME.

AND SO THE WAY WE USE THIS IS THERE ARE SOME THAT WE KNOW ABOUT.

THERE ARE ISSUES THAT ARE OUT THERE THAT WE'RE WORKING ON.

THERE ARE ALSO THINGS THAT ARE CONSTRUCTION RELATED THAT WE KNOW ABOUT.

BUT THE EXAMPLE I HAVE HERE IS LEGACY LAKE HILL.

IT SHOWED UP ON THE REPORT AND OUR TEAM SAID THAT'S NOT NORMAL.

AND WHEN THEY WENT AND THEY INVESTIGATED, THEY FOUND A BROKEN DETECTION PANEL.

IT WOULD HAVE NORMALLY TAKEN SOMEBODY TO SAY SOMETHING'S WRONG AND REPORT THAT TO US.

THEN WE GO INVESTIGATE IT.

SO THIS WAS ABLE TO SAVE QUITE A BIT OF TIME.

LIKE I SAID, THAT EMAIL COMES EVERY DAY.

THE OTHER WAY WE USE THE SIGNAL ANALYTICS DATA IS TO FIND THE VALUE IN OUR IMPROVEMENTS THAT WE'VE DONE.

WE'VE RECENTLY DONE AN INTERSECTION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT 423 IN LEBANON.

AND SO THERE'S DELAYS BEFORE AND AFTER THAT.

WE CAN COMPARE AT THE INTERSECTION.

THE MAIN WORK WE DID HERE IS WE ADDED A SECOND LEFT TURN LANE ON THE WESTBOUND APPROACH AT LEBANON.

AND SO WHILE THE OVERALL INTERSECTION THE AVERAGE CAR SAVED ABOUT 10S.

THAT'S A NICE VALUE.

BUT WHERE WE REALLY SAW THE CHANGE IS THE ON THE LEFT TURN.

AND THROUGH MOVEMENTS, YOU SAVED OVER A MINUTE PER VEHICLE BY DOING THAT IMPROVEMENT.

AND THAT'S TIME.

IF YOU LOOK AND COMPARE, YOU CAN SEE EACH QUARTER OR EACH SEGMENT GOT A LITTLE BIT BETTER.

IN GENERAL THERE ARE SOME THAT DIDN'T, BUT WE'RE ABLE TO ALLOCATE THAT TIME BACK AROUND THE INTERSECTION.

SO THOSE IMPROVEMENTS REALLY PAY OFF IN DRIVER TIME.

THIS IS THE ONE IF YOU WANT TO BE A TRAFFIC ENGINEER, YOU FIND THIS EXTREMELY INTERESTING.

THIS IS WHAT THEY CALL THE MRI OF SIGNAL ANALYTICS.

THE TRAFFIC ENGINEERS CAN LOOK AT THIS AND SAY, OBVIOUSLY, THIS IS WHAT'S WRONG.

I'M NOT A TRAFFIC ENGINEER.

I CANNOT DO THAT.

BUT WHAT I CAN SHOW YOU ON THAT IS ON THE LEFT ONE IN PARTICULAR THAT THEY RUN FOUR DIFFERENT TIMING PATTERNS OR PLANS OVER SIX DIFFERENT PERIODS OF THE DAY.

AND THE AVERAGE ON THAT PARTICULAR SIGNAL, 85% OF THE PEOPLE ARRIVED WITH A GREEN LIGHT.

AND SO THEY CAN EVALUATE THESE SIGNAL PATTERNS AND SEE WHAT'S GOING ON, WHERE PEOPLE ARE ARRIVING ON GREEN LIGHTS.

WHERE THEY'RE NOT. AND MOVING FORWARD.

AND THEN THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE OF USING THEM TOGETHER.

LEBANON AND KUWAIT SHOWED UP ON THE DAILY EMAIL ON THE SIGNAL PROGRAMING OR ON THE INRIX REPORT.

THEY POINTED THEM IN A DIRECTION.

THEY WENT TO THE SIGNAL TIMING REPORT AND SAW THE INTERSECTION WAS ALSO THERE.

AND THAT HAD A BROKEN PEDESTRIAN BUTTON.

AGAIN, THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN SOMETHING THAT WOULD HAVE TAKEN US A SIGNIFICANT AMOUNT OF TIME TO DEVELOP AND ANALYZE, AND MAYBE SOMEBODY WOULD HAVE HAD TO POINT IT OUT TO US.

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BUT NOW WITH THIS DATA, WE CAN BE AHEAD OF THAT AND BE WORKING ON THINGS BEFORE THEY HAVE TO BE REPORTED.

SO I'LL JUST WRAP UP BY SAYING OUR TRAFFIC ENGINEERS ARE GOING ALL AROUND THE STATE IN CONFERENCES, LECTURING ON THIS DATA AND HOW IT'S BEING USED, BECAUSE WE ARE CONSIDERED A STATEWIDE LEADER IN THAT.

BUT IT'S STILL A NEW PROGRAM AND WE'RE LEARNING HOW TO USE IT.

WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO IMPROVE.

BUT THIS IS ALL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND THINGS BREAK.

AND SO WE NEED EVERYBODY'S HELP.

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, YOU HAVE TO LET US KNOW.

AND THE WAY YOU DO THAT IS THE MY FRISCO APP.

WHAT'S INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT ABOUT THAT IS THERE ARE PROMPTS FOR LOCATION, DIRECTION, AND TIME OF DAY.

PLEASE FILL THOSE OUT BECAUSE IT SAVES US FROM HAVING TO INVESTIGATE THAT BIG WINDOW DOWN TO A VERY NARROW ONE, WHERE WE CAN HELP OUT.

WITH THAT, I CAN TRY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS ON SIGNAL DATA OR ANY OTHER QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ON THE REPORT.

GREAT. VERY INTERESTING.

YEAH. VERY INTERESTING.

COUNCIL, WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? I'M ACTUALLY VERY INTERESTED IN THIS.

SO I MIGHT COME TO YOU WITH SOME ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS.

OUR SIGNAL TIMING FOLKS CAN PROBABLY SPEAK TO YOU FOR TWO HOURS JUST ON THE ONE ON THE ONE GRAPH.

WE HAVE A CONSENT AGENDA ITEM ON ITEM 32 ABOUT CONSTRUCTION OF TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION AT FOUR NEW LOCATIONS AND TWO LEFT TURN LANES.

AND I KNOW OFTEN RESIDENTS ASK FOR TRAFFIC SIGNALS, THINKING THAT'S GOING TO SPEED UP THEIR TIMES.

AND SOMETIMES, OBVIOUSLY, THAT CAN ACTUALLY SLOW THINGS DOWN, AS DEMONSTRATED WITH YOUR DATA.

BUT I DO THINK IN SOME OF THESE AREAS I KIND OF LOOK THEM OVER.

AND CERTAINLY THE ONE THEY'RE AT RESEARCH IN EL DORADO IS IT'S TIME FOR ONE THERE, FOR SURE.

ABSOLUTELY, FOR SAFETY PURPOSES IT'S DEFINITELY NEEDED YES.

AND THAT'S THE FIRST GOAL OF COURSE IS SAFETY.

AND THEN OBVIOUSLY WE WANT TO MOVE PEOPLE ABOUT IN A TIMELY MANNER.

ABSOLUTELY, SAFETY FIRST, MOBILITY IS SECOND.

BUT. YES, SIR.

THANKS. ALL RIGHT.

THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

[Public Works Monthly Report on water production, service requests, and storm water updates.]

ITEM EIGHT IS OUR PUBLIC WORKS REPORT.

GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL.

MONTHLY REPORTS IN YOUR PACKET.

WANT TO MAKE YOU AWARE OF A FEW THINGS WE'VE GOT ROLLING.

THIS WEEK, WE'VE HAD ONE STANDARD LOADED SINCE FRIDAY JUST TO HANDLE ANY MINOR ISSUES THAT CAME UP.

TOMORROW MORNING WE'LL BE LOADING THE REMAINING SIX SANDERS.

AND THEN BEGINNING THURSDAY AT 6 A.M., WE'LL START RUNNING 12 HOUR SHIFTS, 24 HOURS A DAY, UP THROUGH FRIDAY OR UP THROUGH THE END OF THE EVENT, DEPENDING ON THE WEATHER.

SO YOU'LL SEE OUR GUYS OUT MOVING HOPEFULLY THURSDAY MORNING.

HOPEFULLY IT'S ONLY A COUPLE DAYS WORTH OF STUFF AND THEN WE'LL BE THROUGH IT.

BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.

CAN YOU SHARE JUST THE PRIORITIZATION OF WHAT YOU GUYS ARE SANDING SO PEOPLE CAN BE AWARE.

SO WE BREAK THE CITY INTO QUADRANTS AND WE RUN SANDERS IN EACH QUADRANT.

OUR MAIN FOCUS IS HITTING GRADE SEPARATIONS BRIDGES, CULVERTS MAJOR THOROUGHFARES.

WE DEPEND ON PD AND FIRE TO TELL US IF THERE ARE ISSUES IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS.

SO IF THERE'S A HILL THAT THEY CAN'T GET ACCESS TO OR HAVE TROUBLE GETTING IN AND OUT OF, WE'LL GO HIT THOSE.

TYPICALLY WE WILL HIT THE FIRE STATIONS, BUT IF IT'S SNOW LIKE CHIEF IS ANTICIPATING, WE PROBABLY WON'T HIT THE FIRE STATIONS UNLESS THEY REALLY NEED IT.

AND IF PD NEEDS US TO COME HIT AN ENTRANCE OR EXIT FORM, WE'LL COME HIT IT.

BUT THE MAIN THING IS THE THOROUGHFARE, GRADE SEPARATIONS AND RESIDENTIAL SPD AND FIRE REQUESTED.

ARE THERE LOCATIONS ON THE CITY WEBSITE THAT OUR RESIDENTS CAN RESOURCE TO PREPARE FOR FREEZES IN TERMS OF, YOU KNOW, KEEPING THEIR WATER DRIPPING, PROTECTING THEIR PIPES, ANYTHING THAT IS PROTECTIVE IN NATURE THAT WE CAN PROVIDE TO THE RESIDENTS TO PREPARE FOR THE, YOU KNOW, I NEED TO LOOK ON THE WEBSITE MYSELF TO SEE WHAT'S OUT THERE.

I BELIEVE THAT THERE IS.

DANA'S GROUP DOES A REALLY GOOD JOB OF PREPARING CITIZENS FOR THAT.

THEY'RE ACTUALLY COMING OUT TOMORROW TO DO A LITTLE NEWS STORY, AND THEY WILL PROBABLY COVER SOME OF THOSE PREEMPTIVE THINGS, BUT I'LL CHECK WITH HER AND GET BACK WITH YOU.

GREAT. THANK YOU. AND IF SOMEONE DOES HAVE A BROKEN PIPE OR FROZEN PIPE, WHAT'S THE BEST WAY FOR SO SHUT OFF? GOOD QUESTION. YOU CAN CALL 911 IF I DON'T RECOMMEND THAT.

BUT YOU CAN THEY ARE DISPATCHING THOSE TO US.

WE, OUR GUYS AND GIRLS ARE HANDLING ALL THE CUT OFFS.

YOU CAN CALL. YOU CAN CALL 911.

ONE YOU CAN CALL THE 5800 FRISCO.

YOU CAN DO THE APP. MOST PEOPLE IT'S A PANIC SITUATION.

SO THEY'RE PROBABLY GOING TO CALL 911.

AND THAT'S FINE. THEIR DISPATCH WILL ROLL UP TO OUR DISPATCH AND WE'LL GET SOMEBODY OUT.

OKAY GREAT.

ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? ALL RIGHT.

THANK YOU. AND ITEM NINE IS OUR COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS.

[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.]

COUNCIL, ANY UPDATES? THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE MET EARLIER THIS EVENING.

AS IN CASE ANYONE IS NOT AWARE, THE STATE OF TEXAS MEETS FOR LEGISLATION ONCE EVERY TWO YEARS.

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AND WE ARE HEADING INTO LEGISLATIVE SESSION RIGHT NOW.

BILLS ARE CURRENTLY BEING FILED.

SO WE'RE CURRENTLY WATCHING ALL OF THOSE BILLS AND THE WAYS THAT THEY WOULD POTENTIALLY IMPACT FRISCO, BOTH FOR THE POSITIVE AND THE POTENTIAL NEGATIVE.

WE'VE BEEN MEETING WITH OUR REPRESENTATIVES, MAKING SURE THAT THEY'RE AWARE OF OUR PRIORITIES AND SOME THINGS THAT WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO.

I ACTUALLY HAVE SOME GOOD NEWS TO SHARE IS THAT SENATOR SPRINGER, BEFORE HE LEFT WAS KIND ENOUGH TO PUT INTO THE BUDGET REQUEST FOR EXIDE PROPERTY CLEANUP FUNDING.

SO OUR NEW REPRESENTATIVE FROM THE SENATE SIDE, BRETT HAGENBUCH, WILL BE TAKING THE SPEAR FROM HIM AS THE BUDGET THIS YEAR STARTS IN THE SENATE COMMITTEE.

SO IN OUR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES BOTH PATTERSON AND SHAHEEN HAVE COMMITTED TO HELPING TO SPONSOR THAT THROUGH THE HOUSE SIDE.

SO WE WILL HOPEFULLY SEE EXIDE FUNDING THIS YEAR, WHICH WE DID NOT SEE LAST LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

SO MORE TO COME ON THAT AS WELL AS OUR OTHER PRIORITIES.

BUT WE ARE DOING THINGS MUCH MORE PROACTIVELY THIS YEAR THAN WE'VE DONE IN YEARS PAST.

OKAY, GREAT. ANY OTHER SUBCOMMITTEE UPDATES?

[CONSENT AGENDA]

OKAY. THAT WILL TAKE US TO OUR CONSENT AGENDA.

ITEMS PLACED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE IN NATURE.

EXCUSE ME, 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.

WE HAVE ITEMS TEN THROUGH 45 ON THE REGULAR AGENDA, AS WELL AS ITEM ONE ON THE SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA. MOVE TO APPROVE MOTION BY BILL.

SECOND. SECOND BY TAMMY. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. THAT PASSES SIX ZERO.

[LEGISLATIVE AGENDA]

THAT WILL TAKE US TO OUR 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 SINGLE ITEM WITHOUT COMMENT, AND MAY SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD.

YOU HAVE ITEMS 46 THROUGH 50 FOR CONSIDERATION.

MOVE TO APPROVE 46 THROUGH 50.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND.

SECOND BY TAMMY. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. THAT PASSES SIX ZERO.

[Public Hearing: A request to rezone one single-family, residential lot on 0.4± acre on the southeast corner of North County Road and Maple Street from Single Family-7 to Single Family-7-Historic Landmark, and to consider to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoned Single Family-7. Neighborhood #11. Zoning Case No. Z24-0010. Applicant: Thet and Cidney Ko. (Development Services/JH)]

TAKE US TO OUR REGULAR AGENDA.

ITEM 51 IS A PUBLIC HEARING, A REQUEST TO REZONE ONE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL LOT ON 0.4 ACRES ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF NORTH COUNTY ROAD AND MAPLE STREET, FROM SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN TO SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN.

HISTORIC LANDMARK AND TO CONSIDER TO DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME ZONED SINGLE FAMILY SEVEN NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER 11 ZONING CASE NUMBER Z24-0010 APPLICANT SET IN SYDNEY CODE DEVELOPMENT SERVICES.

YES. MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL JOHN LAUTNER, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES AND VISITING WITH THE APPLICANT WHO'S OUT OF TOWN CURRENTLY AND WILL BE BACK LATER THIS MONTH.

WE'RE TALKING TO THEM ABOUT THE PAINT COLOR.

SO MY RECOMMENDATION TO YOU TONIGHT IS TO TABLE THIS ITEM TO THE FEBRUARY 4TH MEETING AND CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING.

SO WE NEED TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING AND THEN CONTINUE IT.

SO EXACTLY WE'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION TO OPEN THE PUBLIC HEARING.

MOVE TO OPEN PUBLIC HEARING.

MOTION BY BILL. SECOND BY TAMMY.

ALL IN FAVOR? AYE.

PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN.