City Council
Regular MeetingCedar Park, TX · February 24, 2022
Agenda
CITY OF CEDAR PARK
REGULAR SCHEDULED CITY COUNCIL MEETING
CEDAR PARK CITY HALL - COUNCIL CHAMBERS
450 CYPRESS CREEK ROAD, BUILDING FOUR
FEBRUARY 24, 2022 AT 6:00 PM
THIS MEETING IS A HYBRID IN-PERSON/VIDEOCONFERENCING FORMAT*
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Corbin Van Arsdale, Mayor Eric Boyce, Mayor Pro Tem
Jim Penniman-Morin, Council Place One Kevin Harris, Council Place Five
Mel Kirkland, Council Place Two Heather Jefts, Council Place Six
Anne Duffy, Council Place Three Brenda Eivens, City Manager
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*This meeting is a hybrid in-person/videoconferencing format. While some City staff and some City
Council Members will attend in-person, other City Council Members, outside consultants and some
presenters will join remotely. Seating will be socially distanced in Council Chambers and there will be
an overflow viewing room should additional seating be necessary. The public is encouraged to take
advantage of the option to attend the meeting remotely. For the virtual meeting link and phone number,
see near the top of the agenda. This hybrid in-person/videoconference public meetings format will
continue until further notice. For more information on how to participate remotely.
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Order. Any electronic or printed material not submitted in accordance with the Policy, that poses a
cybersecurity risk, or is legally obscene, will not be allowed. You may email the entire Council on any
issue at Council@cedarparktexas.gov.
An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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AGENDA
A.1 CALL TO ORDER, QUORUM DETERMINED, MEETING DECLARED OPEN.
I. EXECUTIVE SESSION
To Commence At 6:00 p.m.
In accordance with Chapter 551, Government Code, the City Council will now convene in a Closed
Executive Session pursuant to the following provisions of the Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551, of
the Texas Government Code:
B.1 Section § 551.071 (1) Consultation With City Attorney Concerning Pending Or Contemplated
Litigation Or Settlement Offer.
a. Collection Of Franchise Fees From Streaming Services.
b. Enforcement Of Cedar Park Code Of Ordinances, Sections 13.05.002, 11.02.062, 3.02.006, And
Other Provisions Regarding 1511 N. Bell Boulevard.
c. Civil Action No. 1:20-CV-00481-RP; In The United States District Court, Western District,
Austin Division, Gregory Raymond Kelley vs. The City Of Cedar Park, Sean Mannix, And
Christopher Dailey.
d. Legal Issues Concerning The Proposed Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc., et. al. And Teva
Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd., et al. Opioid Settlements Through The Texas Office Of The
Attorney General.
B.2 Section §551.071 (2) Consultation With Attorney Regarding Matters In Which The Duty Of The
Attorney To The Governmental Body Under The Texas Disciplinary Rules Of Professional
Conduct Of The State Bar Of Texas Clearly Conflict With This Chapter:
a. Legal Issues Concerning Zoning Authority And Property Owners Associations.
B.3 Section § 551.072 Deliberation Concerning The Purchase, Exchange, Lease Or Value Of Real
Property.
a. Exchange Of Right-Of-Way For US 183/Bell Boulevard.
b. Purchase of Property Within The Bell District.
B.4 Section § 551.087 Deliberation Regarding Economic Development Negotiations.
a. Update Regarding Negotiations With Economic Development Prospects.
The Council Reconvenes into Open Meeting.
An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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II. OPEN MEETING
To Commence At 7:00 p.m.
C.1 Invocation. (Kirkland)
C.2 Pledges Of Allegiance (U.S. and Texas).
C.3 Public Communications. (Regarding items not listed on this Agenda. Three Minutes each. No
deliberations with the Council. The Council may respond only with factual statements, recitation
of existing policy, and requests for an item to be placed on a future Agenda.)
C.4 City Manager Report: Employee Recognition For Service With The City Of Cedar Park:
a. Tim Dean, Parks And Recreation Department, Twenty Five Years of Service.
C.5 City Manager Report: Recognition Of The City Of Cedar Park's 49th Anniversary.
Consent Agenda
Pursuant to Council Rule 2.3, the City Council Consent Agenda consists of Agenda Items D, E, and F.
D.1 Approval Of Minutes From The Regular Scheduled City Council Meeting Of December 9, 2021.
D.2 Approval Of Minutes From The Regular Scheduled City Council Meeting Of December 16, 2021.
D.3 Approval Of Minutes From The Regular Scheduled City Council Meeting Of January 13, 2022.
D.4 Approval Of Minutes From The Special Called City Council Meeting Of January 21 And 22, 2022.
D.5 Approval Of Minutes From The Regular Scheduled City Council Meeting Of January 27, 2022.
E.1 (2022-1-OA) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance Amending Cedar Park Code Of
Ordinances Chapter 3 Building Regulations, Section 3.01.001 Building Codes Adopted For The
Purpose Of Adopting The 2021 Series Of International Codes And Selected Appendices With
Local Amendments, Adopting The 2020 National Electrical Code; And Amending Cedar Park
Code Of Ordinances Chapter 5 Fire And Emergency Management, Article 5.01 Fire Code For The
Purpose Of Adopting The 2021 Fire Code And Selected Appendices With Local Amendments.
E.2 (Z-21-020) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance To Rezone Approximately 2.94
Acres From Suburban Residential (SR) To Semi-Urban Residential (SU), Located At 605 Marquis
Lane. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval Of Semi-
Urban Residential (SU).
E.3 (Z-21-021) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance To Rezone Approximately 110.434
Acres From Development Reserve (DR) To Planned Development-General Business (PD-GB)
Located At The Southeast Corner Of The Intersection At Ronald W Reagan Boulevard And
County Road 272. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval
Of Planned-Development-General Business (PD-GB) As Requested.
An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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E.4 (SUP-21-006) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance For A Special Use Permit (SUP)
To Allow A Daycare Center Use On Approximately 4.46 Acres Located At 2118 South Lakeline
Boulevard. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval Of The
SUP Request.
E.5 (FLU-20-007) (Related To Z-21-008) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance For A
Future Land Use Plan (FLUP) Amendment For Approximately 5.46 Acres From Local
Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC) To High Density Residential (HDR) Generally Located
Southwest Of The Intersection Of East Whitestone Blvd And N Vista Ridge Blvd. The Planning
And Zoning Commission Voted 6-1 To Recommend Approval Of High Density Residential
(HDR).
E.6 (Z-21-008) (Related To FLU-20-007) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance To Rezone
Approximately 21.49 Acres From General Business (GB) To Planned Development-Mixed Use
(PD-MU) Located Southwest Of The Intersection Of East Whitestone Blvd And North Vista Ridge
Blvd. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 6-1 To Recommend Approval Of Planned
Development-Mixed-Use (PD-MU).
F.1 A Resolution Authorizing An Amendment To The Development Agreement For The Spanish Oaks
Electric Substation With The Lower Colorado River Authority.
F.2 A Resolution Authorizing An Amendment To The 2019-2022 Meet And Confer Agreement With
The Cedar Park Professional Firefighters Association To Address Eligibility For Fire Department
Promotional Examination At The Rank Of Lieutenant.
F.3 A Resolution Amending Policy E-1, Holidays, Of The City Of Cedar Park Human Resources
Manual.
F.4 A Resolution Consenting To The Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority (“BCRUA”) Executing
An Agreement With Walker Partners, LLC, For Design Of The Underwater Pipeline Replacement
Project In An Amount Not To Exceed $277,645, With Cedar Park's Portion In The Amount Of
$74,048.
F.5 A Resolution Authorizing The City of Cedar Park’s Participation In The Texas Settlement
Agreement With Endo Pharmaceuticals, Inc., et. al. And Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd., et
al. Related To The Opioid Epidemic.
F.6 Authorization To Excuse The Absence Of Councilmember Duffy From The Regular Scheduled
Meeting Of January 13, 2022.
Public Hearings
G.1 (FLU-21-014) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 8 Acres From Bell Planning Area (PA-Bell) To Local
Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC) Located Along Bell Boulevard South Of Peggy Garner Park And
North Of New Hope Drive. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend
Approval Of Local Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC).
An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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G.2 (FLU-21-015) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 14.6 Acres From Bell Planning Area (PA-B) To Local
Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC) Located Along Bell Boulevard South Of New Hope Drive And
North Of Valk Street. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend
Approval Of Local Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC).
G.3 (FLU-21-016) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 24.5 Acres From Low Density Residential (LDR) And Local
Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC) To Public/Semi-Public (PUB) Located At 1555 And 1803
Cypress Creek Rd (ACC Campus). The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To
Recommend Approval Of Public/Semi-Public (PUB).
G.4 (FLU-21-017) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 1 Acre From Low Density Residential (LDR) To
Public/Semi Public (PUB) Located At 1570 Cypress Creek Rd. The Planning And Zoning
Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval Of Public/Semi-Public (PUB).
G.5 (FLU-21-018) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 2 Acres From Low Density Residential (LDR) To
Recreation/Open Space (REC) Located At The Terminus Of Prize Oaks Drive, North Of The
Intersection At Cedar Park Drive And Prize Oaks Drive. The Planning And Zoning Commission
Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval Of Recreation/Open Space (REC).
G.6 (FLU-21-019) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 9.32 Acres From Low Density Residential (LDR) To
Recreation/Open Space (REC) Located At The Southeast Corner Of N Vista Ridge Boulevard And
Colonial Parkway. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval
Of Recreation/Open Space (REC).
G.7 (FLU-21-020) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 23 Acres From Low Density Residential (LDR) To
Recreation/Open Space (REC) Located Adjacent To City Limits, West Of Parmer Lane And South
Of E Whitestone Boulevard. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend
Approval Of Recreation/Open Space (REC).
G.8 (FLU-21-021) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 6.71 Acres From Low Density Residential (LDR) To
Recreation/Open Space (REC) Located Adjacent To City Limits, West Of Parmer Lane And North
Of Brushy Creek Road. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend
Approval Of Recreation/Open Space (REC).
G.9 (FLU-21-025) First Reading And Public Hearing Of An Ordinance To Amend The Future Land
Use Plan (FLUP) For Approximately 9 Acres From Regional Office/Retail/Commercial (REG) To
Recreation/Open Space (REC) Located Northwest Of The Intersection At South Bell Boulevard
And Avery Ranch Boulevard. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend
Approval Of Recreation/Open Space (REC).
An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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Regular Agenda (Non-Consent)
H.1 Consideration Of A Resolution Authorizing A Development Agreement For The 6.87-Acre
Property Located At 400 W Park St.
H.2 (Z-21-013) Second Reading And Approval Of An Ordinance To Rezone Approximately 6.9 Acres
From Neighborhood Business (NB) To Planned Development-Mixed Use (PD-MU) Located At
400 W Park St. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 6-1 To Recommend Approval
With Conditions Of Planned Development-Mixed-Use (PD-MU).
H.3 Consideration Of A Resolution Authorizing An Annexation And Development Agreement For
The 57.935-Acre Property Generally Located Within The 300 And 400 Blocks Of CR 180, West
Of Its Intersection With Ronald W. Reagan Blvd.
H.4 (ANX-21-002) (Related To FLU-21-005 And Z-21-018) Second Reading And Approval Of An
Ordinance Regarding The Full-Purpose Annexation Of Approximately 57.94 Acres Of Land In
The Williams S. Parker Survey, Abstract 9, And A Portion Of CR 180, A Right-Of-Way Of
Varying Width Of Record Described To Williamson County, Texas, Generally Located Within
The 300 And 400 Blocks Of CR 180, West Of Its Intersection With Ronald W. Reagan Blvd.
H.5 (FLU-21-005) (Related To ANX-21-002 And Z-21-018) Second Reading And Approval Of An
Ordinance For A Future Land Use Plan (FLUP) Amendment For Approximately 57.136 Acres
From Local Office/Retail/Commercial (LOC) To Low Density Residential (LDR) Generally
Located Within The 300 And 400 Blocks Of CR 180, West Of Its Intersection With Ronald W.
Reagan Blvd. The Planning And Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval Of
Low Density Residential (LDR).
H.6 (Z-21-018) (Related To ANX-21-002 And FLU-21-005) Second Reading And Approval Of An
Ordinance To Rezone Approximately 57.136 Acres From Development Reserve (DR) To Planned
Development–Semi-Urban Residential (PD-SU) Generally Located Within The 300 And 400
Blocks Of CR 180, West Of Its Intersection With Ronald W. Reagan Blvd. The Planning And
Zoning Commission Voted 7-0 To Recommend Approval Of Planned Development-Semi-Urban
Residential (PD-SU).
H.7 Consideration Of A Resolution Authorizing A Professional Services Agreement With McKim and
Creed, Inc., For The Design Of The Water System Resiliency Project In An Amount Not To
Exceed $900,000.
H.8 Consideration Of A Resolution Authorizing TA Supplemental Engineering Services Agreement
With LJA Engineering Inc. For The Design Of The New Hope Drive (Ronald Reagan Boulevard
To Sam Bass Road) Extension Project To Include The Extension Of Toro Grande Boulevard To
New Hope Drive In An Amount Not To Exceed $252,261.
H.9 Consider Action, If Any, On Items Discussed In Executive Session.
H.10 Mayor And Council Closing Comments.
An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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H.11 Adjournment.
The above agenda schedule represents an estimate of the order for the indicated items and is subject to change at any time. All agenda items
are subject to final action by the City Council. Separate agenda items may be combined and discussed together at the discretion of the Chair.
Any final action, decision, or vote on a matter deliberated in Closed Executive Session shall be made in an open meeting pursuant to the
Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
Certain information may be presented to and by the City Council, under the headings of “Citizen Communications”, and “Council
Comments” however, by law, the Council shall not discuss, deliberate or vote upon such matters except that a statement of specific factual
information, a recitation of existing policy, and deliberations concerning the placing of the subject on a subsequent agenda may take place.
The City Attorney has approved the Executive Session Items on this agenda.
CERTIFICATION
I certify that the above notice of the Regular Scheduled City Council Meeting of the City of Cedar Park, Texas was posted on the bulletin
board of the City of Cedar Park City Hall, 450 Cypress Creek Road, Building Four, Cedar Park, Texas. This notice was posted on:
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An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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An unscheduled Closed Executive Session may be called to discuss any item on this posted agenda provided it is within one of the permitted
categories under Chapter 551 of the Texas Government Code.
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