[00:00:02] WELCOME TO THE MEETING OF CITY COUNCIL. WE ARE AT FRISCO CITY HALL, THE GEORGE A PURIFOY MUNICIPAL CENTER AND COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 6101 FRISCO SQUARE BOULEVARD IN FRISCO, TEXAS. IT IS 5:00 PM ON TUESDAY, JUNE 3RD, 2025, AND I WILL CALL THE MEETING TO ORDER AND I'M JOINED BY A QUORUM OF COUNCIL. AND THEN I MOVE US INTO CLOSED SESSION. ITEM TWO, RECESS INTO CLOSED SESSION IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 551.001 TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE ITEM [CLOSED SESSION] A, SECTION 551.072 TO DELIBERATE THE PURCHASE, EXCHANGE, LEASE OR VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY LOCATED ONE, NORTH OF PANTHER CREEK, WEST OF DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY, EAST OF LEGACY AND SOUTH OF HIGHWAY 380. TWO, NORTH OF SAM RAYBURN, WEST OF DALLAS NORTH TOLLWAY, EAST OF LEGACY AND SOUTH OF STONEBROOK PARKWAY. ITEM B, SECTION 551.087, DELIBERATION REGARDING COMMERCIAL OR FINANCIAL INFORMATION THAT THE CITY HAS RECEIVED FROM A BUSINESS PROSPECT, OR TO DELIBERATE THE OFFER OF A FINANCIAL OR OTHER INCENTIVE TO A BUSINESS PROSPECT. AND THAT'S IT. I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION. MOTION BY TAMMY. SECOND. SECOND BY ANGELIA. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. THAT PASSES FOUR ZERO. WE'RE RECESSED IN EXECUTIVE SESSION AT 5:01. ALL RIGHT, COUNCIL, CAN I HAVE A MOTION TO RECONVENE? MOTION BY BILL, SECOND BY TAMMY. ALL IN FAVOR? PASSES SIX ZERO. AS A RESULT WE ARE RECONVENE IN REGULAR SESSION AT 6:24 AS A RESULT OF EXECUTIVE SESSION. THERE'S NO ACTION FOR COUNCIL TO TAKE. I'LL TURN IT TO TAMMY FOR THE INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE. [INVOCATION (to begin approximately at 6:30 p.m.)] ALL RIGHT. TONIGHT FOR OUR INVOCATION, WE HAVE PASTOR JENNIFER HONEYCUTT. SHE'S BEEN A DEDICATED MEMBER OF ELEVATE LIFE CHURCH FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS, AND HAS SERVED ON STAFF FOR THE PAST EIGHT YEARS. SHE CURRENTLY OVERSEES THE CHURCH'S SERVANT LEADER CULTURE, HELPING TO DEVELOP AND GUIDE THE TEAMS THAT MAKE MINISTRY HAPPEN. WITH A DEEP PASSION FOR LEADERSHIP AND DISCIPLESHIP, PASTOR JENNIFER IS COMMITTED TO BUILDING A CULTURE OF EXCELLENCE, HONOR, AND SERVICE. SHE HAS BEEN MARRIED TO HER HUSBAND, JAMES HONEYCUTT, FOR 25 YEARS THIS COMING AUGUST. TOGETHER, THEY ARE PROUD PARENTS OF THREE ADULT SONS AND TWO WONDERFUL DAUGHTERS IN LOVES. JENNIFER. THANK YOU SO MUCH. IT'S SUCH AN HONOR AND A PRIVILEGE TO BE WITH YOU GUYS THIS EVENING. FRISCO HOLDS A VERY SPECIAL PLACE IN MY HEART. SO IF YOU ALLOW ME. IF YOU'LL BOW YOUR HEADS, I'D LOVE TO PRAY OVER YOU. SO, HEAVENLY FATHER, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS EVENING. THANK YOU FOR THE PRIVILEGE AND HONOR IT IS TO COME TOGETHER LIKE THIS IN THIS CITY. THANK YOU FOR THESE PEOPLE THAT ARE SITTING HERE ON THIS COMMITTEE FOR THEIR HEARTS TO SEE FRISCO THRIVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE. I ASK THAT YOU PUT A FRESH ANOINTING ON THEM, THAT YOU BRING WISDOM AND DISCERNMENT WITH FRESH EYES AND NEW EARS TO HEAR EVERYTHING THAT'S PLEASING NOT ONLY TO YOU, BUT EACH OTHER AND EVERYBODY HERE TODAY THAT THEY ARE NOT JUST HERE FOR THEMSELVES OR THEIR FAMILY OR THEIR CHILDREN, BUT FOR THE LEGACY AND THE GENERATIONS TO COME. WE THANK YOU, WE HONOR YOU, AND WE BLESS YOU. IN JESUS NAME, AMEN. THANK YOU. WE DON'T HAVE ANY GIRL SCOUTS FOR THE PLEDGE, WE'LL DO IT OURSELVES. [PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE] FOR BOY SCOUTS. BOY SCOUTS. GIRL SCOUTS. SCOUTS. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. TEXAS PLEDGE. HONOR THE TEXAS FLAG. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THEE. TEXAS. ONE STATE UNDER GOD, ONE AND INDIVISIBLE. ALL RIGHT. WE HAVE SOME SPECIAL PROCLAMATIONS TONIGHT. [20 Year Service Recognition - Will Tramel] THE FIRST IS 20 YEARS OF SERVICE FOR MR. WILL TRAMMELL. SO WILL, IF YOU WANT TO BRING FAMILY UP OR WHOEVER YOU WANT TO JOIN. ALL RIGHT. THE PROCLAMATION READS WHEREAS WILL TRAMMEL HAS BEEN EMPLOYED WITH THE CITY OF FRISCO FOR 20 YEARS, WILL JOINED THE FRISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT AS A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER, BEGINNING HIS SERVICE TO OUR CITIZENS ON MARCH 10TH, 1999, AND WAS HIRED FULL TIME ON MAY 9TH, 2005. AND WHEREAS, WILL HAS SERVED AS A FIREFIGHTER, PARAMEDIC, HAZMAT TECHNICIAN, FIRE INSTRUCTOR, DRIVER OPERATOR, INCIDENT SAFETY OFFICER, LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN AND WAS PROMOTED TO BATTALION CHIEF ON SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2018. AND WHEREAS, WILL TRAMMEL HAS EARNED HIS ADVANCED FIREFIGHTER CERTIFICATION FROM THE TEXAS COMMISSION ON FIRE PROTECTION AND COMPLETED THE EXECUTIVE FIRE OFFICER PROGRAM AT THE NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY, AND WHEREAS WILL TRAMMELL IS BEST DESCRIBED AS A GENUINE AND HUMBLE LEADER WHO CARES DEEPLY ABOUT THE CITIZENS HE PROUDLY SERVES IN, HIS CURRENT ROLE AS BATTALION CHIEF OF EMS. [00:05:02] WILL LEADS BY EXAMPLE AND TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN MENTORING OTHERS, INSTILLING IN THEM THE VALUES OF HONOR, COURAGE, AND COMMITMENT. WILL IS A DEDICATED MEMBER OF THE FRISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT HONOR GUARD, WHERE HE DUTIFULLY REPRESENTS THE DEPARTMENT AND HONORS THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED WITH DIGNITY AND RESPECT. WILL'S COMMITMENT TO UPLIFTING THOSE AROUND HIM REFLECTS HIS STEADFAST DEDICATION TO SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, AND INTEGRITY. AND WHEREAS THE CITY OF FRISCO IS BETTER, IS A BETTER PLACE THANKS TO THE SKILLS AND DEDICATION OF WILL TRAMMELL. NOW, THEREFORE, I, JEFF CHANEY, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF FRISCO, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY COUNCIL, DO HEREBY BESTOW SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO HIM FOR 20 YEARS OF SERVICE DEDICATED TO PUBLIC SAFETY IN FRISCO AND PROUDLY PROCLAIM MAY 9TH, 2025, AS WILL TRAMMEL DAY. I WAS READY FOR QUESTIONS. NO, NO 20 YEARS HAS GONE BY QUICK. IT'S BEEN A WHIRLWIND OF ACTIVITIES, BUT I'M VERY, VERY FORTUNATE. I'VE BEEN SURROUNDED BY INCREDIBLE PEOPLE. WE'VE GOT, YOU KNOW, ON A DAILY BASIS. THE GUYS OUT THERE ON THE BOX ARE DOING REALLY GOD'S WORK OUT THERE, MAKING A DIFFERENCE EVERY DAY. I JUST GET TO BE A SMALL PART OF THAT. AND IT'S BEEN IT'S BEEN A FANTASTIC TIME. YEAH. YOUR CHANCE FOR TO TAKE A SHOT. YEAH. THAT'S REALLY SO. JENNIFER AND I'VE BEEN MARRIED 32 YEARS IN JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS. SO I WAS VERY, VERY FORTUNATE BECAUSE I WAS A VOLUNTEER. BUT I WAS WORKING FULL TIME AT WELL, A FINANCIAL FIRM, AND SHE ALLOWED ME TO GO TO FIRE SCHOOL AND EMT SCHOOL AND JUST MADE A COMPLETE CAREER CHANGE. SO THANK GOODNESS FOR HER. PUTS ME HERE. AMAZING. YEAH. CONGRATULATIONS. AWESOME. ALL RIGHT. YES, SIR. THANK YOU. AWESOME. THANK YOU. APPRECIATE IT. ALL RIGHT, WE HAVE ANOTHER 20TH ANNIVERSARY. SCOTT. THANK YOU. CONGRATS. GOOD TO SEE. ALL RIGHT. AND THE PROCLAMATION READS, WHEREAS SCOTT VETTERICK, DEPUTY CHIEF, HAS BEEN EMPLOYED WITH THE CITY OF FRISCO FOR 20 YEARS. [20 Year Service Recognition - Scott Vetterick] HE JOINED THE DEPARTMENT AS A FIREFIGHTER PARAMEDIC, BEGINNING HIS SERVICE TO OUR CITIZENS ON MAY 9TH, 2005. AND WHEREAS CHIEF FREDERICK HAS SERVED AS A FIREFIGHTER, PARAMEDIC, HAZMAT TECHNICIAN, DRIVER OPERATOR, FIRE INSTRUCTOR AND FIRE OFFICER. WHEREAS CHIEF VETTERICK WAS PROMOTED TO LIEUTENANT IN 2012, CAPTAIN IN 2014, BATTALION CHIEF IN 2016 AND DEPUTY CHIEF IN 2017. AND WHEREAS, CHIEF VETTERICK HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED AS A NATIONAL REGISTRY PARAMEDIC FOR 29 YEARS, IS A LICENSED PILOT, RECEIVED HIS EXECUTIVE FIRE OFFICER CERTIFICATION FROM THE NATIONAL FIRE ACADEMY, AND HOLDS A DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS. ALICE, AND WHEREAS CHIEF VETTERICK IS DESCRIBED AS A PERSON OF HIGH INTEGRITY, HE IS HONEST, RELIABLE AND CARES FOR OTHERS. HIS DEDICATION TO THE CITY OF FRISCO HAS BEEN EVIDENCED BY HIS SERVICE AS A FIREFIGHTER, PARAMEDIC AND FIRE OFFICER. HIS DESIRE TO LEARN, TEACH AND GROW PROFESSIONALLY IS EVIDENT IN ALL THAT HE DOES. CHIEF VETTERICK WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN THE CREATION OF FRISCO FIRE'S BLOOD ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM AND COVID 19 VACCINE CLINIC, AND WHEREAS THE CITY OF FRISCO IS A BETTER PLACE THANKS TO THE SKILLS AND DEDICATION AND SERVICE OF DEPUTY CHIEF FREDERICK. NOW THEREFORE, I, JEFF CHENEY, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF FRISCO, ON BEHALF OF THE CITY COUNCIL, DO HEREBY BESTOW SPECIAL RECOGNITION FOR 20 YEARS OF SERVICE DEDICATED TO PUBLIC SAFETY AND PROUDLY PROCLAIM MAY 9TH, 2025 AS SCOTT VETTERICK DAY. I HAVE TO ADMIT, I DID NOT KNOW THE PILOT THING. I DON'T KNOW HOW THAT'S POSSIBLE. I DO WANT TO LEARN MORE, BUT I KNOW YOU HAVE SOME PEOPLE YOU WANT TO INTRODUCE AS WELL. ABSOLUTELY. THANK YOU. MAYOR. SO I COULDN'T DO THIS WITHOUT MY FAMILY, FIRST OF ALL. I'VE GOT MY WIFE, CARMEN, MY DAUGHTER SHAFFER, MY SON BRITTON, AND MY OTHER DAUGHTER, RYAN. AND THEY ACTUALLY SURPRISED ME TODAY. THEY'RE BOTH IN THE AIR FORCE, SO THEY SHOWED UP IN THEIR DRESS BLUES THIS AFTERNOON. [00:10:03] SO THE COMMITMENT TO SERVICE RUNS IN OUR FAMILY. MY DAUGHTER ALSO IS IN THE CIVIL AIR PATROL. SHE JUST DIDN'T KNOW THEY WERE GOING TO BE WEARING THEIR BLUES. SO. BUT NO, IT'S BEEN A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. I'VE BEEN BLESSED TO HAVE BEEN HERE FOR 20 YEARS. DID A COUPLE OTHER THINGS. FLIGHT PARAMEDIC, I WAS ACTUALLY AN AIRLINE PILOT FOR A COUPLE YEARS BEFORE THIS, SO. BUT THIS HAS BEEN REALLY A BLESSING FOR ME TO BE ABLE TO SHARE MY SKILLS, MY KNOWLEDGE HELP OUR, LIKE, CHIEF TRAMBLE SAID JUST AMAZING PERSONNEL DELIVER CARE, DELIVER SERVICE TO THIS COMMUNITY FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS. AND JUST REALLY, WE'RE JUST ONE SMALL PART OF THIS WHOLE THING AND JUST REALLY, REALLY HAPPY TO HAVE HAD THIS OPPORTUNITY AND HOPEFULLY HAVE MANY MORE YEARS. VERY GOOD. THANK YOU. WELL DONE. A QUICK PICTURE OF THE WHOLE FAMILY IN HERE. YEAH. SMILE. ALL RIGHT, LET'S GIVE ANOTHER ROUND OF APPLAUSE. THANK YOU. OKAY. THAT WILL MOVE US TO ITEM SIX. ARE THERE ANY ADDITIONAL PROCLAMATIONS OF NOTE SINCE OUR LAST MEETING. OKAY. I'LL MOVE US TO OUR REPORT SECTION. ITEM SEVEN IS OUR LIBRARY MONTHLY REPORT. [Library Report on monthly statistics and activities.] GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL. I'M SHELLEY HOLLEY, THE LIBRARY DIRECTOR, AND I HAVE A COUPLE OF SLIDES FOR YOU. THE LIBRARY RECENTLY RECEIVED ITS ACHIEVEMENT OF EXCELLENCE AWARD FROM THE TEXAS MUNICIPAL LEAGUE, AND SO WE'RE PROUD OF THAT. WE'VE BEEN FORTUNATE ENOUGH, AND THE STAFF HAS WORKED HARD ENOUGH THAT WE'VE RECEIVED IT EVERY YEAR SINCE 2009. SO WE DON'T TAKE IT FOR GRANTED BECAUSE THINGS CAN ALWAYS CHANGE. BUT THE STAFF WORK REALLY HARD TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS AWARD. ALSO, SUMMER IS UPON US. I'M SURE EVERYONE HAS NOTICED, BUT THE LIBRARY HAS LOTS OF ACTIVITIES GOING ON IN THE SUMMER FOR ALL AGES. SO WHETHER IT'S MOVIES ON FRIDAYS OR MONDAY, MIND STRETCHERS TEEN CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES, OR ADULT CLASSES IN PARTICULAR. WE HAVE BEEN RUNNING A SERIES OF AI CLASSES, AND SO WE JUST WANTED TO MAKE PEOPLE AWARE. IF YOU'RE CURIOUS ABOUT WHAT KIND OF EDUCATIONAL AND EDUTAINMENT OPPORTUNITIES THE LIBRARY IS OFFERING THIS SUMMER, YOU CAN GO ON TO OUR WEBSITE, TO OUR CALENDAR, AND YOU CAN EITHER LOOK UP BY THE TOPIC YOU'RE INTERESTED IN, OR YOU CAN LOOK IT UP BY THE AGE GROUP THAT YOU'RE INTERESTED IN. SO THERE'S FAMILY ACTIVITIES ADULT, TEEN AND YOUTH AND VERY YOUNG CHILD. AND I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. THANK YOU. COUNCIL, WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? JUST ONE QUICK QUESTION, SHELLY. ARE THERE SUMMER HOURS FOR THE LIBRARY OR THE HOURS THE SAME. WE ARE OPEN 72 HOURS A WEEK. SO MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY, 9 TO 9. FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY, 9 TO 6. OH, I FORGOT, I HAVE ONE MORE SLIDE, I APOLOGIZE. THE LIBRARY'S FOUNDATION HAS A PROGRAM THAT ALLOWS YOU TO DONATE BOOKS TO THE LIBRARY, HAVE A BOOK PLAQUE IN AND HONOR, CELEBRATE, OR MEMORIALIZE SOMEONE WHO'S IMPORTANT TO YOU. IF YOU GO TO OUR WEBSITE AND GO TO THE FOUNDATION'S PAGE, YOU CAN FIND OUT MORE ABOUT IT. I KNOW SOME OF YOU HAVE ALREADY DONE THAT AND WE APPRECIATE IT. WE HAVE TWO TYPES OF MEMORIALS. WE HAVE ONE TIME MEMORIALS, WHICH ARE $25, AND WE HAVE LIFETIME MEMORIALS, WHICH ARE $500. AND IN THE $500 MEMORIAL, WE PUT A BOOK IN THE NAME OF THE PERSON YOU WANT TO HONOR. AND THE DONOR'S NAME ALSO GOES IN THE BOOK EVERY JANUARY. SO INDEFINITELY. SO IF YOU HAVE SOMEONE WHO HAS MADE A HUGE DIFFERENCE IN YOUR LIFE THAT YOU'D LIKE TO HONOR WITH SOMETHING THE GIFT OF LEARNING AND INSPIRATION FOR THE COMMUNITY, PLEASE CONSIDER OUR MEMORIAL BOOK PROGRAM. THERE WE GO. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU SO MUCH. OKAY. ITEM EIGHT IS OUR PLAY FRISCO REPORT. [Play Frisco report on activities related to arts, culture, events, park development and operations, natural resources, and recreation services.] GOOD EVENING. I'M CECELIA HSU, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR WITH FRISCO. WE HAVE ATTACHED FOR YOU THE COUNCIL REPORT WITH JUNE ACTIVITIES. [00:15:04] AND AGAIN, I'LL KEEP WITH THE STATUS QUO AND ASK, HAVE YOU PLAYED TODAY? WE WOULD, WE ARE VERY EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT PLAY FRISCO HAS BEEN SELECTED TO RECEIVE A NATIONAL AWARD TO RECOGNIZE OUR WORK WITH BLACKLAND PRAIRIE. THIS AWARD, THE 2025 INNOVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL RESILIENCE AWARD FROM THE NATIONAL RECREATION AND PARK ASSOCIATION. REALLY HIGHLIGHTS THE WORK THAT OUR TEAM HAVE DONE HAS DONE IN RESTORING BLACKLAND PRAIRIE. LET'S SEE. SO THIS PROGRAM IT'S COORDINATED BY OUR NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION AND REALLY HIGHLIGHTS AND BUILDS ON PROGRAM AWARENESS FOR THE ENDANGERED AGAIN, BLACKLAND PRAIRIE IN FRISCO AND ADDRESSES THE ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGE THROUGH INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH THAT COMBINES RESTORATION, EDUCATION AND CULTURAL CONNECTION. WE'RE SO THRILLED AND HONORED TO RECEIVE THIS PRESTIGIOUS AWARD, AND WE'RE IMMENSELY GRATEFUL FOR THE STAFF, VOLUNTEERS, LOCAL GROUPS FOR THEIR HARD WORK MAKING THIS PROGRAM POSSIBLE TO PRESERVE THIS VITAL ECOSYSTEM IN OUR COMMUNITY. ALSO MENTIONING OUR NATIONAL AWARD WINNING DIVISION, WE ARE HOSTING NATURAL RESOURCES DAY, JUNE 12TH AT FRISCO COMMONS PARK, AND WE INVITE YOU TO COME OUT OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR JUNE. WE HAVE CYCLE THE CITY AT TAYCHAS TRAIL JUNE 14TH. LIVE MUSIC JUNE 21ST AND MUSIC IN THE CHAMBER JUNE 21ST AS WELL. AND IF YOU HAVEN'T HAD A CHANCE TO CHECK OUT THE MURAL FRISCO DISCOVERY CENTER, THERE'S A MURAL ON THE SOUTH, THE SOUTH WALL OF THE DISCOVERY CENTER. AND EARLY JUNE, NORTH TEXAS BASED ARTIST ALEC DEJESUS WILL FINISH THE MURAL THAT FEATURES THE, I BELIEVE, NATIVE WILDLIFE AND SOME OF OUR NATIVE PLANTINGS AS WELL. THE SELECTION FOR THE ARTWORK WAS SELECTED FROM THE SORRY, THE ARTS AND CULTURE ADVISORY BOARD. IN FEBRUARY OUT OF A GROUP OF OTHER SUBMISSIONS FOR THE PROJECT. WE INVITE YOU TO SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK ON LEXINGTON PARK TOMORROW EVENING THE MEETING WILL BE VIRTUAL AND WE WILL HAVE THE LINK AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE. THAT CONCLUDES PLAY FRISCO. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. COUNCIL, WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE ON THE REPORT. OH. I ACTUALLY HAD ONE QUICK QUESTION. DURING THE SUMMERTIME, YOU GUYS HAVE ALWAYS DONE A LOT OF THINGS AT THE ATHLETIC CENTER, CONVERTING THINGS TO WHERE PEOPLE CAN GO DO THINGS INDOORS FOR GET OUT OF THE HEAT. CAN YOU HIGHLIGHT ANY SOME OF THE THINGS THAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING? I THINK ONE TIME, ONE SUMMER YOU GUYS DID PICKLEBALL COURTS INSIDE AND. SO WE DO HAVE SOME INDOOR ACTIVITIES AT THE FRISCO ATHLETIC CENTER. I KNOW CAMP PLAY FRISCO IS BEING HOSTED INDOORS FOR WHEN THE WEATHER IS HOT OUTSIDE. AND WE CAN GET A LIST OF MORE ACTIVITIES THAT ARE SUITED INDOORS. THANK YOU. I JUST THOUGHT IT MIGHT BE GOOD TO HIGHLIGHT, SINCE EVERYBODY'S GOING TO BE LOOKING TO ESCAPE THE HEAT RIGHT NOW. UNDERSTOOD. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. ITEM NINE IS OUR ENGINEERING REPORT. [Engineering Services Monthly Report on planning, design, and construction of roadways, traffic control, water utilities, parks, and trails.] GOOD EVENING, JASON BRODIGAN, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING SERVICES. IF I CAN GET THIS TO COME UP. THERE WE GO. JUST WANTED TO GIVE A LITTLE HIGHLIGHT ON MAIN STREET. NOW THAT WE'VE DONE OUR FIRST TRAFFIC SWITCH. THAT TRAFFIC SWITCH WAS IN MID-MAY FROM FIRST TO BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH. THAT REALLY ALLOWED US TO OPEN UP THE FIRST HALF OF THE NORTH SIDE OF THE PROJECT AND KIND OF GET THINGS BACK ON TRACK A LITTLE BIT, BUT WE DID THE TRAFFIC SWITCH, GOT THE INTERSECTION AT FIFTH AND MAIN REOPENED. I DO WANT TO LET EVERYBODY KNOW THAT THERE ARE SOME DISCOLORED AND ROUGH AREAS OF PAVEMENT. DON'T PANIC, THAT'S NOT THE FINAL PRODUCT. THERE ARE A LOT OF BRICK PAVERS COMING AS PART OF THE PROJECT, AND THAT'S KIND OF A REMOVABLE TEMPORARY CONCRETE TO SAVE A SPOT FOR THOSE BRICK PAVERS WHEN THEY ARRIVE. THEN WHAT'S COMING NEXT IS HEARING ABOUT TWO THREE WEEKS, WE'LL SWITCH THE REST OF TRAFFIC ON TO THE SOUTH SIDE ALL THE WAY TO SOUTH COUNTY. AND THEN WE'LL BE ABLE TO OPEN UP ALL THE INTERSECTIONS ONTO THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET. THAT'LL BE A BIG STEP AS WELL. WHEN I WAS OUT THERE EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON, STORM SEWER PIPE WAS STARTING TO GO IN ON THE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE, OF THE ROAD. SO WE'RE MAKING REALLY GOOD PROGRESS OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS. THAT'S ALL I HAVE FOR YOU TONIGHT. HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. COULD YOU GO BACK REALLY QUICK TO THE PICTURE BEFORE. SO THE THE CUTOUTS FOR THE LANDSCAPING ALONG THE SIDEWALK. [00:20:01] LIKE WHEN DOES ALL THAT WORK START AS FAR AS FINISHING UP THE THE SIDEWALK? YEAH, WE'RE GOING TO WANT TO WE'RE GOING TO WANT TO TIME OUT THAT WITH PLANTING SEASONS AND AND WHEN OTHER THINGS MAY BE PARTLY IN THE PLAZA ALREADY. SO WE'RE KIND OF LOOKING THROUGH ALL THAT TO SEE THE BEST TIME TO PLANT. BUT I DON'T HAVE AN EXACT DATE YET. BUT WE'RE IT'S PROBABLY THIS FALL. ALL RIGHT. COUNCIL, ANY OTHER QUESTIONS THAT YOU HAVE? ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. ITEM TEN IS OUR PUBLIC WORKS REPORT. [Public Works Monthly Report on water production, service requests, and stormwater updates.] GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL. GABE JOHNSON, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS. I ALWAYS LIKE TO INCLUDE THIS METRIC. IT'S IN THE IT'S IN YOUR PACKET AS WELL. SO JUST A REMINDER, SERVICE REQUEST DON'T MEAN WORK ORDERS. THOSE COME IN. WE GET ABOUT 13,000 FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. AND THAT MEANS ABOUT OVER 5000 WORK ORDERS THAT ARE ISSUED OUT OF THAT. WE HAVE A STREET SWEEPING PROGRAM THAT STORMWATER HAS IMPLEMENTED. BRANDON KNOCKED OUT ALL 53 ZONES FROM JUNE TO APRIL. HE'LL START BACK OVER. WE COMBINE THAT WITH A THIRD PARTY MR. SWEEPER THAT FOCUSES ON THE THOROUGHFARES. ALLEYWAY CONSTRUCTION. THIS IS PART OF THE SOME BOND MONEY THAT WE'RE SPENDING ON ALLEY PROJECTS. BRAD WOOLLEY'S GROUP IS OVERSEEING THESE. AND SO WE HAVE OVER 200 MILES OF ALLEYS IN THE CITY. AND SOME OF THEM ARE IN NEED OF SOME REPAIR. AND THEN WITH OUR ANNUAL EARTH DAY AND OVER TWO HOURS, WE VOLUNTEERS PICKED UP ABOUT 1,700 POUNDS OF LITTER. WE HAVE A REALLY ACTIVE VOLUNTEER GROUP, AND OUR ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES TEAM DOES A GREAT JOB OF COORDINATING THAT. AND JUST A LIST OF MILESTONES. WE'VE GOT A HANDFUL OF GOOD FOLKS THAT STICK AROUND WITH US, SO WE APPRECIATE THEM. WITH THAT, I'LL TAKE ANY QUESTIONS. ALL RIGHT. COUNCIL, WHAT QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? NO QUESTION. BUT I DO WANT TO JUST COMPLIMENT OUR TEAM ON THE EXCELLENT WORK THEY DID ON THE CHUNK YOUR JUNK EVENT. I WENT THROUGH AND THEY WERE WORKING HARD AND LOOKING LIKE THEY HAD A LOT OF FUN, EVEN THOUGH IT WAS REALLY HOT. SO JUST WE'RE REALLY GRATEFUL FOR THE GREAT WORK THEY DID THERE. I REMINDED THEM WHAT YOU DROVE, SO THEY MADE SURE THEY TOOK CARE OF YOU. THANK YOU FOR THAT. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. ITEM 11 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, WHAT UPDATES DO YOU HAVE? BUDGET AND AUDIT COMMITTEE MET THIS AFTERNOON. TWO PRIMARY TOPICS. THE FIRST WAS USING SOME OF OUR ASSIGNED FUND BALANCE THAT WE'VE SET ASIDE FOR ONE TIME PROJECTS TO ACCELERATE SOME OF THE REPAIR WORK TO SIDEWALKS AND MEDIANS AND THINGS THAT ARE ALREADY SCHEDULED IN ADVANCE OF WORLD CUP TO SPRUCE UP SOME SPECIFIC AREAS OF THE CITY. WITH THAT COMING AND THEN WE HAD A PRELIMINARY DISCUSSION ABOUT HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION, WHICH, AS YOU ALL RECALL, WE HAVE TO DECIDE ON CHANGING THAT PRIOR TO JULY 1ST, SO NO LATER THAN JUNE 30TH. SO STAFF WILL BE BRINGING BACK TO WORK SESSION SOME RECOMMENDATIONS ON THAT JUNE 17TH WORK SESSION. SO BE READY FOR THAT. AND THAT'LL GIVE EVERYBODY A LITTLE BIT OF TIME TO DIGEST THE OPTIONS. OKAY. OKAY. ANY OTHER UPDATES? JUST THE FRISCO VETERANS ADVISORY COMMITTEE TEAMED UP WITH MEMBERS OF COUNCIL AND THE BAPS ORGANIZATION, ALONG WITH THE FRISCO AMERICAN LEGION PETER J COURCY POST 178 AND KALEIDOSCOPE PARK FOR AN INCREDIBLE WALK RUN FUNDRAISER THAT THEY HOSTED. THE KALEIDOSCOPE PARK FOUNDATION RECEIVED $5,000 FROM THEM, AND THE AMERICAN LEGION POST 178 ALSO RECEIVED A CHECK FOR $5,000. BAPS HAD PREVIOUSLY, A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, GIVEN $5,000 TO OUR FRISCO VFW POST, AND THEY WANTED TO KIND OF COME BACK AND CONTINUE THAT TRADITION OF ACKNOWLEDGING OUR VETERANS WHILE THEY CONTINUE TO DO THEIR GLOBAL CHARITY WORK AROUND THE WORLD HERE IN THE US AND CERTAINLY HERE IN TEXAS AND, AND FRISCO. SO WE'RE REALLY EXCITED. THAT WAS ABOUT 1400 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE. LITERALLY FROM ALL OVER THE REGION. EVERYBODY HAD A REALLY GOOD TIME. WHETHER IT WAS GREAT, IT WAS HOT, BUT IT WAS FUN. AND THEY'RE HOPING TO DOUBLE THE NUMBER NEXT YEAR. ANY OTHER UPDATES? OKAY. THAT'LL MOVE US TO EXCUSE ME, OUR CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS PLACED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE IN NATURE AND [CONSENT AGENDA] ARE CONSIDERED NON-CONTROVERSIAL. THE CONSENT AGENDA CAN BE ACTED UPON IN ONE MOTION. MAJORITY OF THE COUNCIL IS REQUIRED TO HAVE ANY ITEM FOR DISCUSSION. SEPARATE ACTION. COUNCIL MEMBERS MAY VOTE NAY ON ANY SINGLE ITEM WITHOUT COMMENT, AND MAY SUBMIT WRITTEN COMMENTS AS PART OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD COUNCIL. YOU HAVE ITEMS 12 THROUGH 25 FOR CONSIDERATION. MOVE TO APPROVE 12 THROUGH 25 MOTION. MY SECOND. SECOND BY TAMMY. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. PASSES SIX ZERO. I'LL MOVE US TO OUR REGULAR AGENDA. ITEM 26 IS A PUBLIC HEARING REQUEST FOR A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT FOR A LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTER. [Public Hearing: A request for a Specific Use Permit for a Licensed Child-Care Center on one lot on 2.3± acres, located 520± feet east of Coit Road, and 515± feet north of Westridge Boulevard and to consider to direct Staff to prepare an Ordinance of the same. Zoned Retail. Neighborhood #5. Specific Use Permit Case No. SUP24-0008. Applicant: Claymoore Engineering. (Development Services/RR)] [00:25:05] ONE LOT ON 2.3 ACRES, LOCATED 520FT EAST OF COIT ROAD AND 515FT NORTH OF WESTWOOD BOULEVARD AND CONSIDERED DIRECT STAFF TO PREPARE AN ORDINANCE OF THE SAME. ZONE RETAIL. NEIGHBORHOOD NUMBER FIVE. SPECIFIC USE PERMIT. CASE NUMBER SUP 240-008. APPLICANT IS CLAYMORE ENGINEERING. THANK YOU, MAYOR, COUNCIL. JONATHAN HUBBARD, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES. AS YOU INDICATED BEFORE YOU ALL THIS EVENING IS A REQUEST FOR A SPECIFIC USE PERMIT FOR A LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTER ON THE PROPERTY SHOWN HERE, THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING A FACILITY THAT'S JUST OVER 15,000FT². TO ACCOMMODATE A MAXIMUM STUDENT ENROLLMENT OF 250 STUDENTS, THE APPLICANT IS MEETING THE ZONING ORDINANCE REQUIREMENT TO PROVIDE 65FT² OF OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE PER STUDENT, AND THAT IS BASED ON THE MAXIMUM ENROLLMENT THAT OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE IS PROVIDED JUST NORTH OF THE BUILDING AND JUST SOUTH OF THE BUILDING, IN THE AREAS INDICATED IN RED HERE. THE LOCATION OF THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE IS THE REASONING THAT LED TO STAFF'S RECOMMENDATION OF DENIAL ON THIS REQUEST, PER THE 2015 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. OUTDOOR PLAY AREA SHALL BE LOCATED AWAY FROM RESIDENTIAL AREAS. THIS SAME LANGUAGE WAS BROUGHT FORWARD INTO THE RECENTLY ADOPTED 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. THIS HAS WORKED FOR STAFF PRETTY WELL ON RECENT SUP REQUESTS FOR LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTERS IN GETTING THE PLAY SPACE AS FAR AWAY FROM THE RESIDENTIAL AS POSSIBLE, AND DESIGNING THE SITE IN A WAY SO THAT THE BUILDING IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE RESIDENTIAL AREAS AND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE. STAFF DID ATTEMPT TO WORK WITH THE APPLICANT ON THIS TO REDESIGN THE SITE. HOWEVER, THE APPLICANT WAS UNWILLING TO RECONFIGURE THE SITE TO ADDRESS THIS ISSUE. THIS CASE FIRST WENT BEFORE THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION IN FEBRUARY OF THIS YEAR, AND DUE TO STAFF'S RECOMMENDATION, THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION TABLED THE REQUEST AND ASKED THE APPLICANT TO PROVIDE AN UPDATED SOUND STUDY TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE IMPACT THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE WOULD HAVE ON THE ADJACENT RESIDENTIAL AREAS. SO TO GO OVER WHAT CAME OUT OF THAT UPDATED SOUND STUDY, THERE'S FOUR KIND OF IMAGES TO LOOK AT REAL QUICKLY. THE FIRST ONE THAT YOU SEE HERE ON THE SCREEN IS AS IF THERE IS NO DEVELOPMENT ON THE SITE. SO ALL THIS IS REALLY TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION IS THE TRAFFIC NOISE FROM COIT ROAD AND WESTRIDGE BOULEVARD. YOU CAN SEE THE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO THE NORTH AND THE EAST NEXT, LOOKING AT IT AS IF YOU WERE TO HAVE THE PROPOSED THE PROPOSED LICENSED CHILD CARE FACILITY WITH THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE TO THE NORTH AND SOUTH. YOU CAN SEE HERE THAT YELLOW AREA KIND OF STARTS TO BLEED INTO THE SINGLE FAMILY AREA TO THE NORTH. NEXT, LOOKING AT THE ADDITION OF THE EIGHT FOOT MASONRY SCREENING WALL, THAT IS THE LINE SHOWN HERE IN RED. AND ONE THING THAT I WANT TO POINT OUT HERE IS THIS EIGHT FOOT MASONRY SCREENING WALL IS THE REQUIRED SCREENING WALL BETWEEN COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT. SO LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTER OR NOT THIS MASONRY SCREENING WALL IS REQUIRED. AND THEN LASTLY, THE KIND OF GOING ONE STEP FURTHER TO REPLACE THE ORNAMENTAL METAL FENCE THAT IS PROPOSED AROUND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE, IF THEY WERE TO REPLACE THAT WITH AN ADDITIONAL MASONRY WALL, WOULD IT MAKE ALL THAT MUCH DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF SOUND TO THE SINGLE FAMILY? SO YOU CAN SEE HERE I'M KIND OF THAT YELLOW AREA BLEEDS ALL THE WAY TO THE RED LINE. THE ADDITIONAL MASONRY WALL, WHICH YOU SEE HERE IN BLUE, KIND OF CONTAINS THAT SOUND WITHIN THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE, BUT IT REALLY DOES NOT MAKE A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF WHAT IS HEARD FROM THE SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AREA. SO BASED ON THE OUTCOME OF THE STUDY, THE APPLICANT HAS CHOSEN TO MOVE FORWARD. SO THE EXHIBITS THAT ARE BEFORE YOU ALL FOR CONSIDERATION THIS EVENING DO HAVE THE ORNAMENTAL METAL FENCE AROUND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE AND THEN THE EIGHT FOOT MASONRY SCREENING WALL BETWEEN THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPMENT, THAT BEING THE LINE HERE, THAT IS SHOWN IN RED. [00:30:04] SO ALL OF THIS INFORMATION WAS PRESENTED BACK TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION IN APRIL OF THIS YEAR. THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION DID PROVIDE A RECOMMENDATION OF APPROVAL BASED ON THE FEEDBACK OF THE UPDATED SOUND STUDY. IT'S ALSO IMPORTANT TO POINT OUT THAT DURING THE REVIEW OF THIS SUP REQUEST, THE APPLICANT DID FROM WHAT WE UNDERSTAND FROM THE APPLICANT, THE APPLICANT DID HOLD TWO HOA MEETINGS WITH THE SURROUNDING HOA EARLIER IN THE PROCESS, THAT STAFF WAS NOT A PART OF AFTER THE AFTER THE ITEM WAS TABLED, THERE WAS AN ADDITIONAL HOA MEETING THAT STAFF WAS A PART OF, STAFF ATTENDED. THAT WAS KIND OF AN OPEN HOUSE FORMAT. FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND, THERE WERE ABOUT TEN RESIDENTS IN IN ATTENDANCE AT THAT AND ASKED GENERAL QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT. I PASSED OUT BEFORE YOU ALL THIS EVENING. EIGHT EIGHT PROJECT INPUT FORMS THAT THE CITY HAS RECEIVED IN SUPPORT OF THIS REQUEST. ALL OF THOSE PROJECT INPUT FORMS ARE FROM WITHIN RESIDENTS THAT LIVE IN THE SUBDIVISION. THAT'S JUST TO THE NORTH AND THE EAST OF THIS AREA. A FEW OF THOSE DIRECTLY BACKING UP TO THE PROPOSED LICENSED CHILD CARE FACILITY. HOWEVER, IT'S IMPORTANT TO KEEP IN MIND THAT, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE DO MOVE, AND IT MAY NOT BE THOSE SAME HOMEOWNERS THAT COULD POTENTIALLY ALL COMPLAINTS IN THE FUTURE. AS I POINTED OUT A SECOND AGO, THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION HAS RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF THIS REQUEST. HOWEVER, STAFF DID MAINTAIN THEIR RECOMMENDATION OF DENIAL BASED ON THE LOCATION OF THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE, AND THE APPLICANT IS IN ATTENDANCE THIS EVENING AND DOES HAVE A PRESENTATION, BUT I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. I'M NOT SURE I FOLLOWED. IS THIS THE SLIDE THAT'S UP? NOW, WHAT WE'RE VOTING ON. BECAUSE I THOUGHT YOU SAID THERE WAS A. I MAY HAVE MISUNDERSTOOD YOU. I THOUGHT YOU SAID THEY WERE PUTTING THE ORNAMENTAL METAL AROUND. SO THE ORNAMENTAL METAL IS FOR OH, SO THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE IS HERE. RIGHT. AND HERE. SO THAT BLUE LINE THAT GOES AROUND THAT, THAT'S THE ORNAMENTAL FENCE THAT IS GOING TO, YOU KNOW, KEEP THE KIDS FROM RUNNING OUT OF THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE. WHICH I'M IN FAVOR OF THAT. SO THAT THAT'S WHAT'S BEING PROPOSED. AND THEN THE MASONRY SCREENING WALL BETWEEN THE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND THE SINGLE FAMILY IS THE RED LINE THAT IS SHOWN HERE. WHAT WAS THE OTHER SLIDE, THE PREVIOUS SLIDE THAT WE SAW THAT CLEAR THIS FIRST. SO WHAT IS THAT ONE. THAT IS THE ORNAMENTAL METAL AROUND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE, SO ORNAMENTAL METAL AROUND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE, MASONRY WALL AROUND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE. OKAY. AND THE YELLOW ON THAT. GO TO THE SOUND STUDY WITH. THAT IS CORRECT. SO YOU SEE PLEASE GO BACK ANOTHER BACK TO THE PREVIOUS SLIDES. YOU COULD SEE HOW THIS WOULD GO INTO THE OTHER PROPERTY. ESPECIALLY UP HERE. YES. SO THOSE LAST TWO WERE THE SAME THING JUST DIFFERENT ONE WITH THE MASONRY WALL. THIS IS MASONRY. THIS IS RED MASONRY. THIS IS RED AND BLUE MASONRY OKAY. MASONRY. SO WHAT WOULD BE MASONRY. NOT DECORATIVE. SO WHAT IS UP FOR VOTE TONIGHT. WHAT IS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL BY THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION IS AND WHAT THE APPLICANT IS CHOSEN TO MOVE FORWARD WITH IS THIS RIGHT HERE, WHICH IS ORNAMENTAL METAL AROUND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE AND THE REQUIRED. MASONRY EIGHT FOOT MASONRY SCREEN BETWEEN COMMERCIAL AND SINGLE FAMILY. WE DO HAVE SOME ON THIS COUNCIL. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. MOVE TO OPEN PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION BY BILL. SECOND. SECOND BY TAMMY. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW OPEN. WE DO HAVE A FEW FOLKS WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM. WE'LL START WITH BILL DAHLSTROM AND THEN MIKE LISSY AFTER THAT. MR. MAYOR, COUNCIL BILL DAHLSTROM, 2323 ROSS AVENUE HERE WITH KRISTIN ROBERTS FROM PRIMROSE. SHE'S IN THE AUDIENCE AS WELL. AND MIKE LISI, OUR ARCHITECT, TO ANSWER ANY SPECIFIC QUESTIONS. IN LIGHT OF THE TIME LIMITATION HERE, I'M GOING TO ZIP THROUGH SOME OF THESE SLIDES BECAUSE JONATHAN AND APPRECIATE JONATHAN AND JOHN'S ASSISTANCE WITH THIS CASE. OBVIOUSLY IT'S WITH PRIMROSE. BEST IN CLASS DAYCARE FACILITY. WE KNOW THE LOCATION. THIS IS SIMILAR TO THE OTHER PLAN THAT YOU SAW FROM JONATHAN. THIS JUST SHOWS THE INTERIOR SHOWS DIRECT ACCESS FROM INTERIOR OF THE BUILDING TO THE TO THE PLAYGROUNDS. THIS BUILDING IS ACTUALLY TURNED ON ITS SIDE COMPARED TO WHAT YOU SAW PREVIOUSLY. [00:35:06] YOU SAW THIS EARLIER. AS JONATHAN SAID, THIS IS THE CURRENT CONDITION. WITHOUT ANY BUILDINGS, WITHOUT THE DAYCARE. THIS IS THE AN AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE DAYCARE SITE WITH THE DAYCARE ON IT. AND A FEW THINGS THAT I NEED TO MENTION ON THIS. SEE, THE SEPARATION BETWEEN THE DAYCARE AND OUR LOT LINE IS ABOUT 50FT, THE SEPARATION FROM OUR DAYCARE AND THE PRIVACY FENCES ON THE RESIDENTIAL ON THE NORTH SIDE IS ABOUT 60FT. AND THE SEPARATION FROM OUR DAYCARE AND THE BUILDINGS, THE SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ON THE NORTH SIDE IS ABOUT 88, 90FT. ON THE EAST SIDE, IT'S 68FT TO THE PROPERTY LINE, 83FT TO THE PRIVACY FENCES AND 107 TO THE PROPERTIES. SOMETHING THAT DOESN'T SHOW UP IN THIS THAT VERY WELL IS WE ALSO HAVE A 15 FOOT LANDSCAPE BUFFER ON THE INSIDE OF OUR TRACT OF LAND. SO AND THAT'S A TYPE B BUFFER WHICH CONSISTS OF CANOPY TREES 30FT ON CENTER. SO THOSE WILL BE ALSO PLANTED ON THE INSIDE OF THE PROPERTY. WHERE YOU ALSO IS DIFFICULT TO SEE IS EACH OF THESE HOUSES HAVE PRIVACY FENCES IN THESE LOCATIONS. THIS COMES DOWN LIKE THIS. LIKE THIS. SO NOT ONLY DO WE HAVE THE SEPARATION AND OUR MASONRY WALL AND OUR LANDSCAPE BUFFER, BUT YOU HAVE THE ALLEYS AND THEN THE PRIVACY FENCES ON THE OTHER SIDE. BUT I THINK WHAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT IS JONATHAN SAID THE, THE SOUND STUDY AND I'M GOING TO THIS IS THE RAW DATA FROM THE SOUND STUDY ARCHITECT WENT OUT TO AN EXISTING FACILITY, TOOK A MICROPHONE, PUT IT AT THE SOURCE OF THE OF THE SOUND. THIS DOES NOT REFLECT THE MODELING THAT'S DONE AS A RESULT OF THE SEPARATION BETWEEN THE SOUND AND THE RESIDENCES, OR ANY INTERVENING SCREENING LIKE A MASONRY WALL. COUNCILMAN LIVINGSTON. THIS MIGHT BE A BETTER COMPARISON OF THE TWO DIFFERENT PLANS THAT WE'RE PROPOSING. THE ONE ON THE LEFT SHOWS THE RED MASONRY WALL THAT WE'RE PROPOSING, AND IT SHOWS HOW WE'RE CONTAINING THE SOUND WITHIN THE RED MASONRY WALL. THE ONE ON THE RIGHT SHOWS THE RED MASONRY WALL, AND THE BLUE LINE IS THE CITY MANAGER SUGGESTED EARLIER WAS A PROPOSAL OF WHAT WOULD IT LOOK LIKE IF WE PUT A MACE ROLL AROUND THE PLAYGROUND? WELL, IT DOESN'T HAVE THAT MUCH OF A DIFFERENCE IMPACT ON THE ADJACENT SINGLE FAMILY. SO OUR DECISION WAS TO REQUEST APPROVAL, AND THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF THE PLAN ON THE LEFT SIDE. THIS IS A COMPARISON OF WHAT'S OUT THERE TODAY. THE BASE STUDY AND OUR PROPOSAL. AND AS YOU CAN SEE WITH THE RED MASONRY WALL, IT'S VERY LITTLE IMPACT, NO ADDITIONAL IMPACT OR INCREASED IMPACT ON ADJACENT SINGLE FAMILY. IN FACT, IN CERTAIN LOCATIONS, AS YOU CAN SEE, THE LIGHT GREEN IS MORE ABUNDANT THAN THE DARK GREEN AS A RESULT OF THE MASONRY WALL AND THE SEPARATION. THE SOUND STUDY THAT WE HAD SAID AGAIN, THE EIGHT-FOOT MASONRY WALL IS DOES MAKE A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE. THE SECONDARY WALL IS DOES NOT MAKE MUCH OF A DIFFERENCE AT ALL. AND THE, THE EFFECT WOULD BE WITH ONE MASONRY WALL. THE RESIDENTS ON THE OUTSIDE ARE GOING TO BASICALLY BE THE SAME CONDITION THEY ARE TODAY. ANOTHER ISSUE THAT WE WANTED TO LOOK AT WHAT HAS ACTUALLY HAPPEN SINCE THE 2015 COMP PLAN. HAS THERE BEEN AN INCREASE, OR HAS THERE BEEN ANY OCCURRENCE OF POLICE REPORTS ON DAYCARE CENTERS? WELL, THE 2014 REPORT THAT YOU SEE THERE PRECIPITATED MY UNDERSTANDING, PRECIPITATED THE CHANGE IN THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. SINCE THAT TIME, WE CHECKED WITH 13 DIFFERENT DAYCARE CENTERS. THE ONLY SOUND NOTICE OR REPORT WE FOUND WAS THAT SAW A HANDYMAN JACKHAMMERING IN THE EVENING ON A ON ONE OF THE DAYCARE CENTERS. NO POLICE REPORTS AS A RESULT OF CHILDREN NOISES CHILDREN SOUNDS TO ON ADJACENT PROPERTIES. THERE ARE ALSO EXISTING DAYCARES, AS YOU KNOW, THAT ARE CONTIGUOUS OR CLOSELY REAL CLOSE TO SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES. AND I SUBMIT IF IT HAD BEEN THAT INITIAL ISSUE OF NOISE AND SOUND, THERE'D BE MANY MORE REPORTS, ESPECIALLY FROM THESE FACILITIES IN THE CITY. THE LAST EXHIBIT I WANTED TO SHOW WE HAD. WE DID REACH OUT. WE HAD TWO MEETINGS, TWO FORMAL MEETINGS. WE HAD A COUPLE OTHER MEETINGS. AND THERE WAS CONSTANT OUTREACH FROM KRISTEN TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. WHAT YOU SEE ON THIS SLIDE ARE RESPONSES IN SUPPORT. AND AS YOU CAN SEE, THERE ARE FOUR CONTIGUOUS TO THE SITE THAT WERE THAT ARE IN SUPPORT. [00:40:04] A COUPLE VERY CLOSE BY, BUT NONE IN OPPOSITION, NO RESIDENTS IN OPPOSITION TO THIS REQUEST. JUST A QUICK THROUGH GO THROUGH. I THINK THESE ELEVATIONS ARE IN YOUR PACKAGE. WE'RE COMPLYING WITH THE MASONRY STANDARDS. AND THESE ARE SOME RENDERINGS DONE BY MIKE'S GROUP OF THE PROPOSED FACILITY. WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST APPROVAL. THAT'S A LOT. IN FIVE MINUTES. OUR ARCHITECT IS HERE AS WELL AS KRISTEN. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS THAT WE CAN ANSWER. THIS HAS BEEN A REALLY LONG PROCESS FOR A DAYCARE CENTER, AND WE'VE DONE A LOT OF WORK. I THINK WE'VE OVERCOME THE SOUND ISSUE, THE SAFETY ISSUE, AND THE POLICE REPORT ISSUE. SO AGAIN, WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST APPROVAL OF THIS APPLICATION. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. MIKE LISSY. AND THEN WE'LL HAVE ANOOP AFTER THAT. THANK YOU. MIKE LISSY WITH CROSS ARCHITECTS, 1255 WEST 15TH STREET IN PLANO, TEXAS. I'M GOING TO ADJUST THAT A LITTLE BETTER. HOPEFULLY IT WILL STAY. THERE WE GO. ALL RIGHT. IN THE INTEREST OF TIME, I'M JUST GOING TO RECAP A COUPLE OF THINGS THAT BILL MENTIONED. GOING BACK TO THE SOUND STUDY HERE JONATHAN DID A GREAT JOB OF REVIEWING THIS INFORMATION. I JUST WANT TO HIT ON A COUPLE OF THINGS TO HELP MAKE SURE EVERYBODY CAN UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE TECHNICAL ASPECTS BEHIND IT. OKAY. SO AS WE STAND INSIDE OF THIS ROOM RIGHT NOW ONE OF THE THINGS THAT ANYBODY WOULD NOTICE IF THEY WERE STANDING NEAR ME. IS THAT MOST LIKELY THE DECIBEL LEVEL AROUND WHERE I'M AT AT THE MOMENT IS GOING TO BE ABOUT 65. THAT'S TYPICALLY WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO GET WHEN AN INDIVIDUAL IS SPEAKING OR HAVING CONVERSATIONS. THE REFERENCE NUMBERS ON THIS MAP, WHEN YOU LOOK AT IT, THE EASY WAY TO LOOK AT IT IS THINK OF IT AS GREEN IS GOOD. ANYTHING THAT'S IN THAT DARKER GREEN COLOR IS, GENERALLY SPEAKING, GOING TO BE ACTUALLY ABOUT THE 50 DECIBEL RANGE. ANYTHING IN THE LIGHTER GREEN COLOR IS ACTUALLY ABOUT 45 TO 50DB. ANYTHING BELOW 45 IS BASICALLY KIND OF THE OR ANYTHING OUT AROUND 45 IS BASICALLY THE DEFAULT LEVEL OF FRISCO ITSELF. YOU CAN'T REALLY GET ANY QUIETER THAN THAT IF YOU'RE OUTSIDE. SO I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE EVERYBODY UNDERSTANDS THAT WE DID TRY TO GO ANY LESSER THAN THAT, BECAUSE THE ONLY WAY TO DO THAT WOULD BE TO BUILD A WALL AROUND FRISCO. AND I DON'T THINK THAT WOULD BE WHAT THE COUNCIL MEMBERS WANT. SO WITH THAT IN MIND, I'M GOING TO TOUCH BASE ON JUST A COUPLE OF THINGS HERE ON THE SOUND STUDY IN CASE THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS. I'LL HAPPILY ANSWER THOSE AS TIME COMES UP LATER. IF YOU NEED ME TO, YOU'LL SEE A COUPLE OF PEAKS. WHAT WE DID IS WE PUT THE MICROPHONE ON THE SITE IN THE AREA WHERE THE LOUDEST CHILDREN WERE, AND THAT MIC WAS ABOUT 20FT AWAY FROM THEM. SO WE MADE SURE THAT WE WERE GETTING THE LOUDEST POSSIBLE STUDENTS CLOSEST POSSIBLE LOCATION. AND THEN WHEN WE MODELED IT, THE ONLY THING WE MODELED WAS THE SCREEN WALL THAT'S REQUIRED TO SEPARATE THE SIDES. WE DIDN'T TAKE INTO ACCOUNT NEIGHBORS, FENCES, TREES, ANYTHING LIKE THAT WENT WITH THE WORST POSSIBLE CASE SCENARIO JUST TO MAKE ABSOLUTELY SURE THAT WHENEVER WE STOOD UP HERE, WE WERE PUTTING TOGETHER A GOOD FAITH EFFORT. SO WHAT YOU'LL SEE HERE IS THOSE PEAKS OF ABOUT 75DB. NOTE THIS IS UNCORRECTED, WHICH WE WON'T GET INTO THE MODEL UNLESS YOU NEED TO. AND YOU'LL SEE THAT THOSE PEAKS OCCURRED AT THE TIMES WHENEVER THE KIDS ARE OUT. THIS IS THE STANDARD SCHEDULE AT WHICH THOSE STUDENTS ARE OUT ON SITE. AND THEN THAT VERY LAST PEAK ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE, JUST FOR REFERENCE. THAT WAS AS I DROVE UP IN MY CAR TO PICK UP THE MICROPHONE IN THE EVENING. SO THAT GIVES YOU AN IDEA. NOW, ADMITTEDLY, MY CAR IS A LITTLE LOUDER THAN AVERAGE, BUT NOT MASSIVELY SO. SO THAT GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT YOU WOULD GET IN TERMS OF JUST A VEHICLE PASSING BY THE SITE FOR REFERENCE. ALL RIGHT. SO THE LAST PART OF THIS IS TO JUST KIND OF REITERATE WHAT JONATHAN DID AN EXCELLENT JOB OF REVIEWING EARLIER, WHICH IS THAT THAT RED LINE YOU SEE ON THERE IS THE EIGHT FOOT MASONRY SCREEN WALL THAT'S REQUIRED AROUND THE DEVELOPMENT. AND IT DOES AN EXCELLENT JOB WHENEVER YOU COMPARE IT TO EVEN THE BASELINE, MUCH LESS IF THERE WERE ANOTHER SITUATION OR ANOTHER CONFIGURATION FROM A SOUND LEVEL STANDPOINT. WITH THAT, I WILL GO AHEAD AND MOVE IT TOWARDS THE END HERE, SO THAT WE ARE LOOKING AT SOME OF THE IMAGES TO POINT OUT THAT REGARDLESS OF WHAT STAFF WOULD REQUIRE, PRIMROSE GOES ABOVE AND BEYOND WHENEVER IT COMES FROM A LANDSCAPING STANDPOINT. SO ANY BASELINE LEVELS THAT STAFF REQUIRES OR THE CITY REQUIRES, PRIMROSE LIKES TO GO AHEAD AND MAKE SURE THAT THERE'S LANDSCAPING OTHER ELEMENTS THAT GO BEYOND THAT TO HELP DRESS UP AND MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY. I'VE GOT ABOUT A MINUTE LEFT, SO I'M GOING TO TURN THAT OVER. AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I WILL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO ANSWER THEM. [00:45:01] THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR TIME THIS EVENING. THANK YOU. AND THEN ANOOP. GOOD EVENING ALL. THIS IS ANOOP GADODIA. I'M ONE OF THE RESIDENTS AT THE BACK SIDE OF IT BY THE ALLEY. SO ONE OF THE SEVEN EIGHT HOUSES WHICH ARE ON THAT STREET ON THE BACK ALLEY. AND ONE OF THEM RIGHT THERE. AND WE ARE DEFINITELY. WHEN I SAY WE ALL THE PEOPLE ON THAT STREET WHO'VE COME SHOWN THEIR SUPPORT IN THE PAST AND WHENEVER THEY CAME TO OUR COMMUNITY AND, YOU KNOW, THEY ALL SHOWED UP AND THEY WERE VERY MUCH HAPPY TO HAVE THIS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION BEING BUILT THERE THAN ANYTHING ELSE. SO WE'RE VERY HAPPY ABOUT IT. AND IT'S GREAT. AND WHAT ELSE CAN I SAY? IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I'LL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER, BUT WE ARE REALLY LOOKING FORWARD FOR THAT. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THAT'S IT. THAT'S ALL THE PUBLIC INPUT CARDS WE HAD. SEEING NO OTHER COMMENTS. MOVE TO CLOSE MOTION BY BILL. SECOND, SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. PASSES SIX ZERO. PUBLIC HEARING IS NOW CLOSED. JONATHAN, YOU HAD MENTIONED STAFF HAD WORKED WITH THE APPLICANT TO TRY TO MAKE SOME REVISIONS THAT WERE NOT IMPLEMENTED TO THE FINAL PLAN. CAN YOU SPEAK TO SOME OF THOSE REQUESTS? IT'S REALLY, YOU KNOW, LET'S SEE IF WE CAN GET BACK TO THE. I'LL JUST USE THIS AS AN EXAMPLE. YOU KNOW, AS YOU'VE SEEN IN SOME OTHER EXAMPLES THAT HAVE THAT HAVE COME BEFORE YOU ALL YOU KNOW, POTENTIALLY REDESIGNING THE BUILDING TO BE IT'S MORE OF AN, LIKE AN L SHAPE SO THAT THE, THE BUILDING IS BETWEEN THE SINGLE FAMILY AND THE. AND THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE PROBABLY WOULD HAVE BEEN WHAT, WHAT YOU COULD HAVE DONE. I THINK THAT THAT'S WHERE WE REALLY STOOD ON THIS ONE, JUST BECAUSE OF THE SHAPE OF THE PROPERTY AND KNOWING YOU HAD SINGLE FAMILY BOTH TO THE, TO THE NORTH AND EAST, YOU KNOW, WHETHER YOU PUSH THE BUILDING ALL THE WAY TO THE NORTH, ALL THE WAY TO THE SOUTH, YOU'RE STILL GOING TO HAVE THAT ADJACENCY. SO IT WOULD HAVE REQUIRED SOME REDESIGN TO THE BUILDING ITSELF. AND SINCE THAT 2015 TIMELINE HAVE WE DENIED ANY SIMILAR CASES? THERE, I'M NOT AWARE OF ANY THAT HAVE BEEN DENIED. THERE WAS A CASE THAT CAME THROUGH 2016, 2017, MAYBE WHERE IT WAS FOUR THREE, IT GOT VOTED APPROVAL. AND THEN WE'VE ALSO HEARD, YOU KNOW, AS A PART OF THAT CASE AND THEN ANOTHER CASE, AT LEAST SINCE I'VE BEEN HERE, WHERE AT LEAST THE COUNCIL WAS AT THE AT THE TIME WAS, YOU KNOW, YOU KNOW, IT'S OUR DIRECTION TO DO NOT BRING BACK SUPS FOR LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTERS WHERE THE PLAY SPACE IS DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO SINGLE FAMILY. SO, YOU KNOW, SO STAFF HAS OPERATED UNDER THAT DIRECTION AND ALL OF THE ONES THAT THAT COME TO MY MIND THAT WE'VE WORKED THROUGH IN RECENT YEARS, WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO WORK WITH THE APPLICANT TO REDESIGN THE SITE SO THAT THERE IS SEPARATION BETWEEN THE BUILDING OR SEPARATION OF THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE WITH THE BUILDING FROM THE SINGLE FAMILY. SO JUST TO KIND OF GO OVER SOME OF THESE RIGHT HERE. SO THE TOP LEFT CORNER, THAT'S THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LEGACY AND EL DORADO. THAT WAS DONE. PART OF THAT PLAN DEVELOPMENT AND ENTITLED IN 2018. I KNOW IT'S VERY SMALL THERE, BUT ESSENTIALLY YOU DO HAVE AN L SHAPED BUILDING THAT SEPARATES THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE FROM THE SINGLE FAMILY TO THE NORTH. AND THEN ALL OTHER OF THESE FIVE EXAMPLES WERE APPROVED IN 2012, 2002, 1998, 2013, AND 2016. COUNCIL, WHAT OTHER QUESTIONS DO YOU HAVE? HAD THE ONE THAT YOU JUST DISCUSSED AT TILL AND LEGACY NOT BEEN BUILT IN AN L SHAPE? HAD IT BEEN BUILT LIKE THIS, THE ONE YOU JUST MENTIONED? HAD IT NOT BEEN BUILT IN AN L SHAPE, WOULD IT REQUIRE A WALL AS WELL? SO THERE IS A ON THE LEGACY EL DORADO ONE. THAT'S WHAT I MEANT. YEAH. OKAY. JUST MAKING SURE. SO I MAKE UP INTERSECTIONS TO MAKE IT MORE CHALLENGING FOR YOU. THERE, THERE IS A MASONRY SCREENING WALL AROUND THE NORTH. JUST BECAUSE AGAIN, YOU HAVE SINGLE FAMILY TO THE NORTH, YOU HAVE A COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT TO THE SOUTH. SO THAT MASONRY SCREENING WALL IS STILL REQUIRED ANYWAY. IT'S REQUIRED ANYWAYS. JONATHAN, WHAT ELSE? COULD GO IN, COULD GO AT THIS SITE. [00:50:01] I KNOW THE ON SOME OF THE INPUT FORMS NEIGHBORS SAID, HEY, WE WOULD RATHER HAVE THIS THAN SOMETHING ELSE. SURE. WHAT COULD HAVE GONE HERE? I MEAN, YOU HAVE RETAIL, RESTAURANT, MEDICAL OFFICE, PROFESSIONAL OFFICE. OKAY. SO IT JUST WASN'T GOING TO BE AN EMPTY FIELD OR. CORRECT. I MEAN, IT IS A IT IS A COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT. OKAY. AND THEN I MEAN, WE HAVEN'T HAD SOUND ISSUES COME BEFORE US IN A WHILE. AND I KNOW WHAT'S SORT OF DRIVING THIS ONE, BUT USUALLY IT'S TRAFFIC IS THE CONCERN. AND WAS THAT ADDRESSED IN SOME OF THESE MEETINGS? SURE. WELL I AND DROP OFF. SURE. SURE. SO WITH ALL LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTERS, THERE IS A TRAFFIC CIRCULATION PLAN THAT IS DONE AS PART OF THE REVIEW. THAT IS PART THAT IS ONE OF THE EXHIBITS THAT IS TIED DOWN PER THE SUP. TRAFFIC ENGINEERING HAS SIGNED OFF ON THAT. THERE'S NO CONCERNS. THERE HAVEN'T BEEN ANY CONCERNS FROM ANY RESIDENTS REGARDING TRAFFIC BROUGHT UP. THROUGH THE THROUGH THE PROCESS. CAN I ASK A FOLLOW UP TO THAT, IF YOU DON'T MIND ON THAT TOPIC? SO I SAW THE I SAW THE, THE FLOW IN THE PACKET. BUT MY, MY ONE CONCERN THAT I DIDN'T NECESSARILY KNOW THAT I GOT ANSWERED WAS WHETHER OR NOT WAS THIS GOING TO CAUSE TRAFFIC JAMS AND BACKUPS DURING PICKUP AND DROP OFF. THAT'S THE ONE THING THAT I DID NOT SEE FROM, LIKE A TRAFFIC STUDY OR ANYTHING ALONG THOSE LINES. SURE. I MEAN THAT THAT IS ONE OF THE POINTS THAT OUR TRAFFIC ENGINEERS ALWAYS DISCUSS WITH APPLICANTS DURING DURING THE REVIEW PROCESS. YOU KNOW, SOME MODELS AND THIS MAY BE MORE OF A QUESTION FOR THEM, IS IT'S NOT NEARLY AS A CONCERN IS IF THEY HAVE KIND OF A KIND OF A DROP OFF KIND OF COME AND GO TYPE SITUATION VERSUS, YOU KNOW, LIKE AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WHERE DROP OFF IS FROM LIKE 7:15 TO 7:45, AND EVERYBODY'S GOING TO COME AT THAT EXACT SAME TIME. SO I DON'T KNOW IF YOU ALL WANT TO DESCRIBE MORE YOUR PROPOSED, YOU KNOW, PICKUP AND DROP OFF, BUT I DO KNOW TRAFFIC ENGINEERING DID NOT RAISE THAT AS A CONCERN AS PART OF THIS. THE OTHER THING I, IF I RECALL CORRECTLY FROM SOME OF THOSE CONVERSATIONS, IT'S BEEN A FEW YEARS NOW, BUT, DAYCARES. PEOPLE TYPICALLY PARK AND THEN WALK IN TO PICK UP THEIR KIDS. SO YOU DON'T HAVE A LINE OF CARS. THEY'RE PARKED AND OUT OF THE WAY. AND TO YOUR TO YOUR POINT, I KNOW THAT'S WHAT WE'VE SEEN. YOU KNOW, IF YOU IF YOU LOOK BACK AT THE ZONING ORDINANCE, YOU KNOW, IT WAS IT WAS WRITTEN AT A TIME WHERE IT REALLY CONTEMPLATED BOTH OPTIONS. BUT MORE RECENTLY THAT THAT IS ABSOLUTELY WHAT YOU SEE, JONATHAN, WAS SOUND THE PRIMARY CONCERN FROM STAFF'S PERSPECTIVE WITH THE DENIAL. I KNOW THAT WE TALKED ABOUT CRIME, AND OBVIOUSLY IT'S NOT AN ISSUE FROM A CRIME PERSPECTIVE, IS THAT ARE WE ONLY DEALING WITH THE SOUND ISSUE, THE SOUND ISSUE YES. THE OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE AND THE SOUND THAT IT GENERATES WITH THE STUDENTS OUTSIDE PLAYING. YES, THAT'S FAIR. RELATIVE, I GUESS GOING BACK TO COUNCILMAN KEATING'S QUESTION RELATIVE TO OTHER ENTITIES THAT COULD GO THERE, I WOULD IMAGINE THE SOUND, THE SOUND, THE DECIMAL WOULD BE A LOT HIGHER IF IT WAS RETAIL PERHAPS, OR SOME OTHER ENTITY? YEAH, I THINK I THINK THE DIFFERENCE IS FAIR TRUE. BUT I THINK THAT, YOU KNOW, THE DIFFERENCE IS, YOU KNOW, WITHIN A LICENSED CHILD CARE CENTER, YOU KNOW, FOR SO MANY HOURS A DAY, YOU HAVE 20, 30, 40 KIDS OUTSIDE PLAYING FOR, YOU KNOW, 20 MINUTES, 30 MINUTES, WHATEVER IT MAY BE, YOU KNOW, VERSUS, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE COMING AND GOING FROM A RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT OR A OFFICE BUILDING, SOMETHING LIKE THAT. AND THAT'S REALLY WHAT PRECIPITATED THE CHANGE IN THE ZONING ORDINANCE WAS AND I STILL REMEMBER THE CASE, I CAN TELL YOU EXACTLY WHICH DAYCARE IT WAS THAT THERE WERE SOME SOUND ISSUES AND THERE WERE A LOT OF COMPLAINTS. AND SO WE HAD DIRECTED STAFF AT THAT POINT. WELL, COUNCIL DID I WAS STILL ON P&Z, BUT TO MAKE THAT CHANGE AND MAKE EVERY ATTEMPT TO RECONFIGURE TO REDUCE THE POSSIBILITY OF THOSE TYPES OF COMPLAINTS, WHICH THEY'VE DONE SINCE. SO MY RECOLLECTION AND I CAN BE CORRECTED BECAUSE IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME, WAS THE COMPLAINTS WERE ABOUT THE ONE AT MAIN AND TEAL IN THE OR. I KNOW WE GOT COMPLAINTS FROM THE ONE AT MAIN AND TEAL, BUT FROM THE TRAILS RESIDENTS THAT LIVE THERE, I THOUGHT THE ONE THAT I RECALL WAS RALEIGH INDEPENDENT SOUTHEAST. THAT'S RIGHT. IT WAS HUNTER'S CREEK. THAT'S WHERE WE HAD THE ISSUE WITH. OKAY. I DO REMEMBER WE WERE GETTING COMPLAINTS ABOUT MANATEE LOOKING AT THAT ONE, THEIR OPEN SPACE ACTUALLY GOES ALL THE WAY TO THE WALL. SO IT WOULD BE THE EQUIVALENT OF TAKING OUT THIS PARKING AND THE ROAD AND ALL THAT AND MOVING IT DIRECTLY BEHIND THE HOMES. WHAT WAS THE ONE IN HUNTER'S CREEK? YOU SAID SOUTHEAST CORNER OF INDEPENDENCE AND ROLATER. [00:55:10] BECAUSE COUNCIL DOES HAVE TO REMEMBER ANY TIME YOU VOTE ON A CASE ESSENTIALLY CHANGING STAFF POLICY. SO I'M GOING FORWARD. SO HAVING SOUND POLICY TO DO THAT, IT WILL AT LEAST CHANGE ALL OF THE REQUESTS THAT COME IN AFTER THIS. I DO HAVE A QUESTION. WAS THERE A REASON THAT THE DEVELOPER DID NOT WANT TO COMPLY WITH STAFF'S WISHES TO RECONFIGURE IT? LOOKS LIKE YOU'VE GOT THE FLEXIBILITY TO DO THAT ON THE SPACE PROVIDED WHERE IT'S RIGHT AGAINST IT. THERE'S NO BUFFER. EXACTLY. YES, MA'AM. SO THE PRIMARY REASON IS OPERATIONAL. AND THE REASON BEING THAT THESE SCHOOLS OPERATE WITH VERY YOUNG CHILDREN FROM INFANTS ALL THE WAY TO ABOUT 5 OR 6 YEARS OLD AT THE OLDEST. SO I'M GOING TO JUMP BACK TO THE FLOOR PLAN HERE. IF YOU WERE TO IMAGINE THIS ROTATED FROM MY LEFT UP 90 DEGREES. THAT IS THE LEFT HAND SIDE. THAT LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE BUILDING IS WHERE THOSE INFANTS ARE. AND THAT'S THE ONE THAT WOULD BE CLOSER TO THE RESIDENTIAL SIDE ON THE NORTH HAND SIDE. SO WHAT WE DID WHEN WE LAID THIS OUT WAS SAY, OKAY, WE'RE GOING TO PUT THE QUIETEST KIDS ON THE NORTH HAND SIDE. THESE ARE THE ONES THAT GO OUT IN VERY SMALL BATCHES. AGAIN, THAT'S WHY WHENEVER WE DID THE SOUND STUDY, IT WAS DONE FARTHER WOULD HAVE BEEN THE SOUTH SIDE, WHERE THE LOUDER KIDS ARE THE THREE, 4 OR 5 YEAR OLDS. WHAT THAT ALLOWS FOR IS A SEPARATION OF OPERATIONS. IT KEEPS ALL THOSE YOUNGER KIDS ON ONE SIDE, WHEREAS YOU'VE GOT ALL THOSE INDIVIDUALS THAT MIGHT BE JUST LEARNING TO WALK, FOR EXAMPLE, IN THAT LOCATION WHERE THEY'RE EASILY CONTROLLED, MANAGED, AND THEN THOSE THAT ARE A LITTLE BIT MORE MOBILE, A LITTLE BIT MORE OLDER WOULD BE ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE BUILDING OR ON THAT CORRIDOR TO THE BACK WHERE THE OLDEST KIDS ARE, AND THOSE CAN EASILY BE ROUTED IN SUCH A FASHION THAT THEY DON'T DISRUPT EACH OTHER. THE KIDS ARE NOT ALL OUT AT ANY GIVEN TIME. THEY ROTATE THE WAY THE CHILDREN GO OUT. SO IF THERE IS THE YOUNGEST CHILDREN, THOSE WOULD BE OUT AT ONE POINT IN THE DAY. THE OLDEST CHILDREN WOULD BE OUT AT DIFFERENT POINTS OF THE DAY, SO YOU'LL NEVER HAVE THE ENTIRE CAMPUS OUTSIDE AT ONCE. THE STAFF WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO PROBABLY KEEP THEIR SANITY TRYING TO KEEP THAT MANY CHILDREN UNDER CONTROL AT THAT POINT. THE LAST THING THAT I WANTED TO TOUCH ON HERE WAS TO MAKE SURE THAT WE HAD ADDRESSED COUNCIL MEMBER RUMMEL'S QUESTION REGARDING TRAFFIC FLOW. DID YOU FEEL THAT WAS ADEQUATELY ADDRESSED OR WOULD YOU LIKE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION? I WOULD LIKE ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IF YOU'VE GOT ANYTHING AROUND LIKE CAPACITY OF A PARTICULAR LOCATION. YEAH. SO WHEN THIS WAS LAID OUT, YOU'LL SEE THAT THERE'S TWO ROADS THAT LEAD IN AND OUT. THERE'S THE ONE THAT'S KIND OF ON THE SOUTH SIDE TOWARDS THE BOTTOM AS IT COMES IN, AND THEN IT LEADS INTO THE LOOP AROUND THE SITE. SO IT'S VERY EASY FOR ANY INCOMING TRAFFIC TO BE ROUTED IN SUCH A FASHION THAT THEY CAN CREATE A QUEUING LINE FOR STUDENTS DURING PICKUP OR DROP OFF. THE WAY THIS FACILITY OPERATES AND I'M GOING TO LEAN, I'M GOING TO LOOK BACK TOWARDS KRISTEN TO MAKE SURE I GET MY TIMES RIGHT. BUT THE BUSIEST TIMES FROM A DROP OFF STANDPOINT, AS I RECALL, ARE 630 TO ABOUT 730 IN THE MORNING. OR IS IT 8:00? 8 TO 9. I'M SORRY. IT STARTS. IT'S YEAH. IT STARTS EARLY AND MOVES TO THAT AND THEN AGAIN IN THE AFTERNOON USUALLY. OKAY. YEAH. IF YOU WANT TO COME UP KRISTEN I JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE THE TIMES GO CORRECT BECAUSE I DON'T WANT TO ACCIDENTALLY MISSPEAK ON HER BEHALF. HI. MY NAME IS KRISTEN ROBERTS. I LIVE AT 2636 FORD CIRCLE IN ALLEN, TEXAS. SO THE WAY THAT IT NORMALLY WORKS IS THE JUST WHAT MIKE SAID. WE ROTATE. WE HAVE FOUR. PLAYGROUNDS AND AT ANY ONE GIVEN TIME, WE'RE MOVING KIDS IN AND OUT. SO THE DROP OFF AND PICK UP MOST. WE OPEN AT 630 WE CLOSE AT 6:30. SO BETWEEN 6:30 AND 9 IS DROP OFF AND THEN PICK UP IS ABOUT 4 TO 6:30. PEOPLE CAN COME ANYTIME AND PICK UP THEIR KIDS OR DROP THEM OFF. BUT THAT'S THE BIGGEST TIME. WE DON'T HAVE A QUEUE LIKE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. SOMEBODY I THINK YOU HAD MENTIONED IT, THAT YOU HAVE TO AS A PARENT, YOU HAVE TO PARK AND YOU GO IN AND PICK UP YOUR CHILDREN SO IT DOESN'T WORK LIKE A CHILD OR LIKE AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. I HAVE A QUESTION FOR JONATHAN. FOR THE OTHER CHILDCARE FACILITIES, WERE THERE EXTENSIVE NOISE STUDIES ALSO DONE? NO. OKAY. SO WHAT I'M SEEING IS THAT THE COMP PLAN, IT MAKES SENSE. [01:00:06] I THINK THE PROBLEM THAT WAS TRYING TO BE SOLVED WAS THE NOISE. TO MITIGATE THAT, FROM WHERE CHILD CARE FACILITIES ARE PLACED IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OR HOW WE CAN BEST REDUCE THAT NOISE. SO I'VE NEVER SEEN A NOISE STUDY SO EXTENSIVE, ACTUALLY, FOR A CHILD CARE FACILITY. THAT WAS REALLY HELPFUL TO UNDERSTAND HOW YOU'VE TRIED TO ADDRESS THAT PROBLEM. SO FOR ME AS I LOOK AT IT, YOU'VE ADDRESSED THE PROBLEM THAT WAS REALLY AT THE CORE OF WHAT THE COMP PLAN IS TRYING TO DO. AND SO I DON'T SEE IT AS AN ISSUE. IF WE WERE TO MOVE FORWARD, I WOULD SAY THAT I THINK OTHER CHILD CARE FACILITIES WOULD HAVE TO PROVE THAT THE NOISE IS MITIGATED THROUGH THE MASONRY WALL, WHATEVER IT IS POTENTIALLY DOESN'T HAVE TO BE SOLVED THROUGH AN L SHAPED BUILDING ONLY BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE BOTH ACTUALLY SOLVED THE PROBLEM. AND THEN ALSO THE PROCESS, I MEAN, YOU'VE HAD COMMUNITY FEEDBACK, YOU'VE TALKED WITH THE NEIGHBORS. YOU KNOW, YOU'VE GOT A LOT OF INTEREST IN JUST THIS PRODUCT AS WELL FROM THE COMMUNITY VERSUS HAVING RETAIL. YOU'VE TALKED WITH EACH OF US. YOU'VE DONE THIS EXTENSIVE STUDY. SO WE MAY NOT BE AT THAT POINT YET, BUT I AM IN FAVOR OF THIS ITEM. MY ONLY COMMENTS. I APPRECIATE ALL THE WORK THAT Y'ALL DID, ESPECIALLY REACHING OUT TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. IT'S GREAT TO SEE THAT. YOU KNOW, THEY'RE ALL OKAY WITH THE PROJECT. AT LEAST THE ONES THAT HAVE RESPONDED. THINKING BACK TO THAT CASE IN 2014 AND LOOKING AT IT ON A MAP AS THE MAYOR POINTED OUT, WITH THE ONE OVER ON TEAL. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THAT ONE AND 2014 AND THIS ONE IS THE 1 IN 2014, THE PLAYGROUND SAT RIGHT AGAINST THAT WALL. SO YOUR SEPARATION BETWEEN THE HOMES AND THE PLAYGROUND WAS ABOUT THE WIDTH OF AN ALLEY. HERE YOU'VE GOT ANOTHER 68FT OF SEPARATION BETWEEN THAT WALL AND THE PLAYGROUND AREA. SO I THINK THAT CREATES A DIFFERENCE IN MY MIND BETWEEN THE CHALLENGES THAT CAUSE THIS TEN YEARS AGO. AND THIS ONE IS THAT WE HAVE WE HAVE A DIFFERENT SET OF CIRCUMSTANCES AND PROBABLY WON'T HAVE THAT PROBLEM WITH THIS, ESPECIALLY WITH THE SOUND STUDIES THAT HAVE HAPPENED. SO WITH THAT, BECAUSE THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN THE SITUATION. I'M IN FAVOR OF THIS ITEM. OKAY. THANKS, BILL. COUNCIL. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? ONE THING THAT I WOULD LIKE TO ADD, AND JOHN AND I WERE DISCUSSING IS THAT SHOULD COUNCIL CHOOSE TO MOVE FORWARD WITH SUP TONIGHT, STAFF WOULD RECOMMEND MOTIONING TO ADD THE SOUND STUDY AS AN EXHIBIT TO THE SUP. SO WE'RE ACKNOWLEDGING THAT HAS BEEN DONE TO ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE SOUND CONCERNS. YEAH I AGREE JONATHAN I THINK THAT'S A GREAT ADD. AND I JUST I GO BACK TO WHAT ELSE COULD POTENTIALLY GO THERE. AND YOU KNOW, IF I WERE A RESIDENT BACKING UP TO THAT LOCATION, KNOWING THAT THIS COULD BE SOME OTHER RETAIL OR RESTAURANT OR WHATEVER, THE OTHER OPTIONS YOU'VE INDICATED THAT HAVE POTENTIAL TO NOT ONLY HAVE SOUND ISSUES, BUT CRIME ISSUES. AND SO I THINK, YOU KNOW, IF YOU LOOK AT THE SOUND MITIGATION THAT'S BEEN PLACED THERE WITH THE WALL AND THE FACT THAT THIS IS A LOW CRIME AREA AND CAN BE A BENEFIT TO THE RESIDENTS WHO HAVE CHILDREN IN THIS AREA. I WOULD BE SUPPORTIVE AS WELL. BUT AGAIN, WITH THE CAVEAT THAT IF WE DO THIS GOING FORWARD, THAT THERE WOULD BE THIS SOUND STUDY THAT'S ATTACHED TO IT. OKAY, GREAT. COUNCIL, I'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION. MOVE TO APPROVE ITEM 26 WITH THE INCLUSION OF THE SOUND STUDY AS PART OF THE ORDINANCE. MOTION BY BILL. SECOND. SECOND BY TAMMY, ALL IN FAVOR? AYE. MOTION PASSES SIX ZERO. ALL RIGHT. THAT WAS OUR LAST ITEM ON OUR REGULAR AGENDA. SO THANK YOU VERY MUCH. OKAY. WE'LL JUMP INTO CITIZEN INPUT. [CITIZEN INPUT (to begin approximately at 7:30 p.m.)] ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE FOR CITIZEN INPUT. I'LL CALL YOUR NAME. PLEASE COME UP TO THE PODIUM AND SHARE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS. WE'LL START WITH MALLORY KANE CORLEY, AND THEN KEITH MCDONALD AFTER THAT. GOOD AFTERNOON. MY NAME IS MALLORY. CALLIE. I LIVE AT 1826. MALLORY, WOULD YOU MIND BRINGING THAT MIC UP TO YOUR. YES, MA'AM. SORRY. CAN YOU HEAR ME? IS THAT ALL? GOOD. BETTER. THANK YOU. OKAY. PERFECT. RECENTLY IN THE LAST COUPLE OF WEEKS, I WON A REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HELD HERE IN FRISCO, TEXAS. AND LINCOLN-DOUGLAS VALUE DEBATE. THIS WAS DONE THROUGH THE ORGANIZATION OF THE NATIONAL CHRISTIAN FORENSICS COMMUNICATION ASSOCIATION, OR THE NCFCA. THE PURPOSE OF THIS KIND OF COMPETITION IS TO EQUIP YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE TRUTH WITH GRACE AND [01:05:01] INTEGRITY. SO THERE'S ONE TRUTH THAT I WANT TO COMMUNICATE WITH EVERYBODY HERE TONIGHT, AND THAT IS THAT JESUS LOVES EVERY SINGLE ONE OF Y'ALL AND WANTS AN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIP WITH YOU, NO MATTER WHAT STAGE OF LIFE YOU'RE IN. NOW, THROUGHOUT THE LAST YEAR, I HAVE BEEN RESEARCHING AUTONOMOUS WEAPON SYSTEMS AND MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THE ASPECTS OF PHILOSOPHY, INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW, MORALITY, AND ULTIMATE AFFECTION AND FUNCTION. NOW, THROUGH THIS, THE SPECIFIC RESOLUTION THAT WE DEBATED WAS THAT IN COMBAT, THE USE OF AUTOMATION SHOULD BE VALUED ABOVE THE USE OF MILITARY PERSONNEL AT SAID REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP. EVERY SINGLE PERSON COMPETING THERE HAD ADVANCED TO ELIMINATION ROUNDS AND A PREVIOUS TOURNAMENT. THIS WAS HELD AND CONSISTED IN THREE AND SIX PRELIMINARY ROUNDS, THREE AFFIRMING SAID RESOLUTION AND THREE NEGATING IT, FOLLOWED BY FOUR ELIMINATION ROUNDS, ULTIMATELY LEADING TO FINALS. NOW, WITHIN FINALS, I HAD THE ABILITY AND GUIDANCE TO WIN, AND I'M EXTREMELY BLESSED FOR THAT. AS A RESULT OF THIS, I RECEIVED SOME DORKY LITTLE PLAQUE AS WELL AS A MORE IMPORTANT OPPORTUNITY TO COMPETE IN NEXT WEEK'S NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HELD IN MINNESOTA. MOST IMPORTANTLY, I RECEIVED THE OPPORTUNITY AND FOUND THIS OPPORTUNITY TO HONOR THE WORK THAT GOD HAS DONE IN MY LIFE IN FRONT OF EVERY SINGLE ONE OF Y'ALL. AND I APPRECIATE THAT OPPORTUNITY AND AM BEYOND GRATEFUL FOR MISS PELHAM'S POURING IN AND COMMUNITY SERVANT IN THE JUDGING OF THE FINALS ROUND AND ADDING TO THE KNOWLEDGE AND CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS OF LOCAL YOUTH. SO THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. AND CONGRATULATIONS. KEITH MCDONALD AND THEN WE'LL HAVE JAMES NUNN. KEITH MCDONALD, 8455 GRACE STREET AT THE KILBY RIGHT HERE BEHIND US. I'M HERE ON TO SPEAK ABOUT JUNK FEES THE DEPARTMENT'S IMPOSED ON RESIDENTS. I'M A 100% COMPENSATED VETERAN. SO I LIVE ON A FIXED INCOME, AND GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL. I'M HERE FRUSTRATED RESIDENT TO VOICE DEEP CONCERN ABOUT PROBLEMS THAT MANY APARTMENTS TENANTS IN FRISCO ARE FACING THE MANDATORY TRASH VALET SERVICE AND BULK INTERNET. THIS SERVICE IS BEING IMPOSED ON RESIDENTS WITHOUT OUR CONSENT. WELL, I MEAN TO WE SIGNED ON THE LEASE THAT WE CONSENT TO IT, BUT THERE'S NOT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX IN FRISCO THAT DOESN'T MAKE THIS MANDATORY. THE PROPERTY OWNERS ARE REPORTEDLY CHARGED 10 TO 13 PER UNIT FOR THIS SERVICE, BUT RESIDENTS ARE BEING BILLED 25 TO 48 DOLLARS PER MONTH FOR THE SERVICE. THE WHAT IS IT? THE BOULEVARD DOWN HERE OR THE SQUARE? THEY CHARGE $48 A MONTH FOR FIVE DAYS OF PICKUP SERVICE. IT'S RIDICULOUS. THEY'RE ONLY GETTING CHARGED 12 TO 13 PER UNIT. THAT'S, YOU KNOW, THAT'S THREE TIMES THE ACTUAL COST. AND WHEN YOU ASK THE APARTMENT MANAGEMENT ON IF THEY KEEP PART OF THAT MONEY OR DOES IT ALL GO TO THE TRASH SERVICE? EVERY SINGLE ONE OF THEM. AND I WENT TO FIVE DIFFERENT APARTMENT COMPLEXES TODAY AND ASKED THAT SAME QUESTION. DO YOU GUYS KEEP SOME OF THAT MONEY, OR DOES IT ALL GO TO THE TRASH SERVICE? AND EVERY ONE OF THEM SAYS, NO, WE DON'T KEEP ANY OF IT. IT GOES TO THE TRASH SERVICE, WHICH IS A LIE. I URGE YOU TO, TO WALK, YOU KNOW, TO WALK, TO CHECK FOR YOURSELF. I GUARANTEE YOU'LL GET THE SAME ANSWER. WORSE, RESIDENTS ARE NOT GIVEN A CHOICE. WE CAN'T OPT OUT. WE CAN'T NEGOTIATE, AND WE'RE FORCED TO PAY FOR THE SERVICE THAT MANY OF US DON'T WANT. LIKE, I LIVE 100FT FROM TRASH CHUTE, AND I STILL DON'T WANT THE SERVICE. AND I STILL HAVE TO PAY FOR IT. WORSE, RESIDENTS ARE NOT GIVEN A CHOICE LIKE I SAID. THE LACK OF TRANSPARENCY OPENS THE DOOR FOR OUT OF TOWN COMPANIES TO PROFIT OFF RESIDENTS. AND THAT'S HOW I KNOW THIS, BECAUSE I APPLIED FOR ONE OF THESE COMPANIES TO BE A SALESMAN. AND THE COMPANY, LIKE THEY DON'T EVEN LIVE HERE. NONE OF THESE CITIES REGULATE THE SERVICE. HAVE NO REGULATIONS. SO PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY ARE COMING HERE TO SET UP THESE TRASH SERVICES. WITHOUT ANY LOCAL OVERSIGHT AND ACCOUNTABILITY WE'RE BEING NICKEL AND DIMED IN OUR OWN CITY. [01:10:04] AND NO ONE IS REGULATING IT. HERE'S WHAT I'M ASKING FROM THE COUNCIL. TRASH VALLEY SHOULD NOT BE MANDATORY. FEES SHOULD BE TRANSPARENT. THE CITY SHOULD INVESTIGATE AND REGULATE THESE CHARGES. LET'S PROTECT FRISCO'S RESIDENTS FROM PRICE GOUGING DISGUISED AS CONVENIENCE. WE DESERVE HONEST ANSWERS. FAIR OPTIONS AND ABOVE ALL, RESPECT THE TENANTS AND CITIZENS DESERVE. ALONG WITH THAT, THE BULK INTERNET. YOU KNOW, I DON'T HAVE A CHOICE ON THE INTERNET SERVICE THAT I HAVE, AND IT'S I PAY $60 A MONTH FOR THAT, BUT THEY'RE ONLY PAYING, I'D SAY ABOUT $11 A UNIT FOR INTERNET. SO, YOU KNOW, THEY'RE PROFITING ABOUT $50 A MONTH OFF OF THE, YOU KNOW, OFF OF THIS. AND IT MAY SOUND, YOU KNOW, PETTY, BUT IT'S THE PRINCIPLE YOU KNOW, IF I'M GOING TO ASK YOU, I DESERVE TO KNOW WHERE ALL MY MONEY'S GOING. I THINK YOU KNOW, AND THAT'S JUST ME VOICING MY CONCERNS. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, SIR. JAMES NUNN NEXT. AND THEN DONNA SCHMIDTLER. SORRY ABOUT THE TABLECLOTH. DONNA AND I HAVE BEEN PLANNING TO CHANGE EXCHANGE TABLECLOTHS, AND I'D WISH SHE WAS GOING TO BE HERE TONIGHT. I KNEW, WISHED I KNEW THAT SHE WAS GOING TO BE HERE. GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS JAMES NUNN. I'M A RESIDENT OF THE CITY AND CURRENTLY RESIDE AT 10341 CASITA DRIVE, FRISCO. BEFORE I BEGIN MY REMARKS THAT I ORIGINALLY WERE PLANNING TO GIVE, I WANTED TO MAKE A MOMENT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT JUNE IS PRIDE MONTH, A TIME TO RECOGNIZE AND HONOR THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY AND ITS MANY CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FABRIC OF OUR SOCIETY. IT'S SOMETHING THAT MANY OF OUR BUSINESSES, UNIVERSITIES, AND SURROUNDING CITIES HAVE CHOSEN TO CELEBRATE. SADLY, FRISCO ONCE AGAIN IS NOT AMONGST THEM. VISIBILITY MATTERS AND I STAND HERE TODAY BECAUSE VISIBILITY, VISIBILITY MATTERS. MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE LIVED HERE IN FRISCO FOR OVER 26 YEARS AND HAVE ALWAYS BEEN PROUD CARD CARRYING MEMBERS. WE JOKE THERE ARE NO CARDS OF THE LGBTQ, LGBTQ COMMUNITY. ON BEHALF OF THOSE MEMBERS WHO DO BELIEVE THAT I HAVE RELEVANCE IN THIS COMMUNITY AND WHO LIVE IN OUR CITY AS PROUD MEMBERS OF THE LGBTQ COMMUNITY. MAY I EXTEND MY HOPE AND BEST WISHES THAT EACH OF YOU HAVE A SAFE AND RESPECTFUL PRIDE MONTH THIS YEAR. MAYOR, COUNCIL MEMBERS, AND FELLOW CITIZENS, I COME BEFORE YOU TONIGHT NOT WITH A LIGHT HEART, BUT WITH A HEAVY ONE, BURDENED BY THE DEEP FRUSTRATION AND GROWING DISGUST THAT I FEEL OVER THE POLITICAL THEATER THAT IS NOW BEING PERFORMED BY THE LEADERSHIP OF OUR POLICE AND FIREFIGHTER UNIONS. LET ME BE CRYSTAL CLEAR. I RESPECT THE RIGHT OF EVERY CITIZEN, UNIFORMED OR NOT TO VOTE, HOW THEY CHOOSE TO BELIEVE WHAT THEY BELIEVE AND TO SPEAK FREELY. THAT IS THE FOUNDATION OF OUR DEMOCRACY. BUT WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE IN FRISCO IS SOMETHING ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT. WE ARE WITNESSING OUR FIRST RESPONDERS. NAMES. NAMES THAT ONCE STOOD FOR COURAGE, NEUTRALITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE BEING DRAGGED INTO THE MUD OF PARTIZAN POLITICS. WE ARE WATCHING UNION LEADERSHIP ENDORSE A CANDIDATE WHO DOESN'T REFLECT THE MISSION OR VALUES THAT OUR PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICERS SUPPOSEDLY UPHOLD. THIS ISN'T ABOUT SERVICE. IT'S NOT ABOUT SAFETY. IT'S ABOUT PETTY POLITICS. IT'S ABOUT GRUDGES. IT'S ABOUT POWER. AND IT STINKS. WHERE IS THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT FOR THESE PAST ENDORSEMENTS? HAVE THE STREETS BECOME SAFER? HAVE COMMUNITY RELATIONS IMPROVED? DO WE HAVE A UNIONIZED WORKFORCE? HAVE WE SEEN MORE TRANSPARENCY, MORE ACCOUNTABILITY, MORE JUSTICE? NO. WHAT WE'VE SEEN IS DIVISION, DISTRACTION AND NOW DISGRACE. AND TO MANY GOOD OFFICERS AND TO THE MANY GOOD OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS WHO SILENTLY WATCH THIS UNFOLD, YOUR SILENCE IS NOT NEUTRALITY. YOUR SILENCE IS COMPLICITY. YOU WEAR THE BADGE, YOU WEAR THE UNIFORM. AND WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT, YOU WEAR THE WEIGHT OF WHAT YOUR LEADERSHIP SAYS IN YOUR NAME. AND TONIGHT I SAY TO YOU, THIS IS NOT OKAY. THE UNIONS DO NOT SPEAK FOR THE PEOPLE. THEY DO NOT SPEAK FOR THE MORAL COMPASS OF THE CITY. AND THEY CERTAINLY DO NOT SPEAK FOR EVERY MAN AND WOMAN IN UNIFORM WHO SIGNED UP TO SERVE, NOT TO BE USED AS PAWNS IN A BITTER POLITICAL GAME. THE COMMUNITY DESERVES BETTER. OUR TRUST, THE SACRED PUBLIC TRUST IN THOSE WHO PROTECT AND SERVE, HAVE NEVER FELT SO FRAGILE, SO UNCERTAIN, AND SO POLITICIZED. AND I ASK YOU NOW, AND I ASK ALL OF US NOW, CAN EVERY CITIZEN OF FRISCO STILL COUNT ON RECEIVING EQUAL PROTECTION AND RESPECT, [01:15:08] REGARDLESS OF THEIR POLITICAL BELIEFS? OR HAVE WE CROSSED THE LINE WHERE EVEN JUSTICE NOW WEARS A CAMPAIGN BADGE? THANK YOU. THANK YOU, JAMES. DONNA SCHMIDTLER. GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL. MY NAME IS DONNA SCHMIDTLER. I LIVE AT 7037 WHITE ROCK COURT, FRISCO, TEXAS 75036. AND I KNOW I ALWAYS TALK ABOUT HERITAGE AND HISTORY BECAUSE FRISCO MAKES HISTORY EVERY DAY. BUT TODAY I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE FRISCO GARDEN CLUB. FRISCO'S OLDEST CIVIC ORGANIZATION, ESTABLISHED IN 1932. I WAS NOT AN ORIGINAL MEMBER, BUT ESTHER WARREN, BOB WARREN'S MOTHER, WAS OUR FIRST PRESIDENT. AND IT'S OUR CUSTOM TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK. AND I APPRECIATE I KNOW THAT THINGS HAVE CHANGED. ON PROCLAMATION. SO I APPRECIATE THE ONE THAT YOU GAVE US. SO IT'S OUR CUSTOM TO CELEBRATE NATIONAL GARDEN WEEK BY HONORING AND MEETING AND SHOWING OUR APPRECIATION FOR THE PARK AND REC DEPARTMENT. THEY DO A WONDERFUL JOB OF KEEPING OUR PARKS AND TRAILS AND MEDIANS LOOKING SO, SO GOOD. SO WE LIKE TO HONOR THEM AND CELEBRATE THEM. WE VISIT WITH THEM, WE GIVE THEM LUNCH AND TOMORROW I WILL SHARE THIS PROCLAMATION WITH THEM. SO THANK YOU, I APPRECIATE IT. HAVE A GOOD EVENING. THANK YOU DONNA. AND LASTLY, MR. LEE. GOOD EVENING, EVERYBODY. TODAY I'M GOING TO TALK ABOUT THE REVELATION. BOOK OF REVELATION IS THE LAST BOOK OF THE BIBLE. AMONG 66 VOLUME. IS ONE. THE LAST BOOK IS THE REVELATION. DANIEL IS CLOSE TO BOOK, SEALED IN THE BOOK. BUT REVELATION IS OPEN BOOK. THE REVEAL THE BOOK. THAT THAT'S THE NAME IS THE REVELATION. WELL, ONE OF THE REVELATION CHAPTER SIX, 16 AND 17. BUT BEFORE THAT, I WANT TO INTRODUCE THAT CHAPTER ONE, VERSE THREE. BLESSED IS HE THAT READETH AND THEY THAT HEARETH. THEY THAT HEAR THE WORDS OF. AND KEEP THE AND KEEP THE THINGS WHO ARE WRITTEN THEREIN. THREE FOLD THE BLESSING. ONE IS READING. THE ONE WHO. HEAR, HEAR IT LIKE YOU. AND KEEP THE KEEP THE THINGS WHICH. WHICH ARE WRITTEN THEREIN. WHY? BECAUSE THE TIME IS AT HAND. TIME IS VERY SHORT. LAST TIME ALSO HISTORY WILL BE FINISHED. THAT'S WHY. AND THAT'S WHY. THE REVELATION IS NEEDED BOOK. YOU, YOU AND I MUST SEARCH THE SCRIPTURE REVELATION. YOU MUST UNDERSTAND. AND THERE IS WONDERFUL THINGS REVEALED. YOU CAN. YOU CAN SEE REVELATION 616 AND 17. I WILL READ IT FROM THE KING JAMES VERSION. KING JAMES BIBLE. AND SAID TO THE MOUNTAINS AND ROCKS, FALL ON US, AND HIDE US FROM THE FACE OF HIM THAT SITTETH ON THE THRONE, AND FROM THE WRATH OF THE LAMB. FOR THE GREAT DAY OF THE WRATH IS COME. AND WHO SHALL BE ABLE TO STAND? WHO SHALL BE ABLE TO STAND BEFORE THE THRONE OF [01:20:01] GOD? THE PERSON WHO DIED. THE TIME IS NOT PASSING FOR THEM. FOR THAT PERSON THE NEXT DAY OF THE NEXT DAY HE WILL SEE THE THRONE OF GOD. HE WILL SEE THE ADVENT OF JESUS. WHETHER HE IS PREPARED OR NOT. THE NEXT DAY OF YOUR YOU AND I DIED. AFTER THAT NEXT DAY WE WILL SEE JESUS CHRIST AS GOD. MAYBE. AND MAYBE YOU. YOU WILL READ THE THIS BOOK GREAT CONTROVERSY. I RECOMMEND YOU TO READ IT IN 269 TO 274. ESPECIALLY 272. THIS PAGE. HOMEWORK, YOU READ IT. ANYONE WHO WANTS TO. THIS ONE. I WANT TO GIVE ANYONE WHO WANTED THIS. THANK YOU, MR. LEE. HAVE A GOOD EVENING. THANK YOU. OKAY. ITEM SEVEN IS CITY COUNCIL, ITEMS, 27 CITY COUNCIL DISCUSSION WITH CITY STAFF REGARDING ANY ITEMS OF TONIGHT'S AGENDA. ANYTHING NOTED. AND 28 IS GOVERNANCE MONITORING. I'VE GOT THAT TONIGHT AT 7:45 WE ACCOMPLISHED EVERYTHING AND GOT ALONG WELL DOING IT. SO GIVE US AN A PLUS FOR A MOTION TO ADJOURN. SO MOVED. SECOND. ALL IN FAVOR? PASSES SIX ZERO. WE ARE ADJOURNED AT 7:45. * This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.