City Council
Regular MeetingFrisco, TX · September 21, 2010
Minutes
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FRISCO CITY HALL
GEORGE A. PUREFOY MUNICIPAL CENTER
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
6101 FRISCO SQUARE BLVD.
FRISCO, TEXAS 75034
5:30 PM
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
MINUTES
Mayor Maher Maso Present
Mayor Pro Tem Jeff Cheney Present
Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Bob Allen Present
Council Member Pat Fallon Present
Council Member Scott Johnson Present
Council Member Bart Crowder Present
Council Member John Keating Present
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor Maso called the meeting to order at 5:36 p.m. and announced that a
quorum was present with John Keating arriving in a few minutes.
1. ROLL CALL
Representing Staff were: City Manager, George Purefoy; Deputy City Manager,
Henry Hill; Assistant City Manager, Nell Lange; Assistant City Manager, Ron
Patterson; Assistant’s to the City Manager Ben Brezina, John Eaglen and
Daniel Ford; City Attorney, Richard Abernathy; City Secretary, Jenny Page;
Frisco CVB PR/Communications Manager, Denise Stokes; Engineering
Director, Paul Knippel, Director of Development Services, John Lettelleir; Senior
Planner, Michael Walker; Director of Finance, Anita Cothran; Fire Chief, Mack
Borchardt; Police Chief, Todd Renshaw; and Director of Public Works, Gary
Hartwell.
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CLOSED SESSION
John Keating arrived at 5:38 p.m.
Bob Allen moved to recess into Closed Session at 5:38 p.m. Pat Fallon
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
2. Recess into Closed Session in compliance with Section 551.001 et. seq. Texas
Government Code, to wit;
A. Section 551.071. Meeting with City Attorney regarding a matter(s) in
which the duty of the City Attorney under the Texas Disciplinary rules of
Professional Conduct of the State Bar of Texas conflicts with the Open
Meetings Act regarding:
i. Receive legal advice regarding housing concerns raised by
Inclusive Communities Project.
ii. Receive legal advice from City Attorney concerning legal issues
regarding Exide and lead issues.
iii. Receive legal advice concerning the contract with Southwest
General Services and the ambulance billings.
iv. Receive legal advice regarding the Sports Facility Lease
Agreement dated January 24, 2008, by and between the City of
Frisco, Texas (Lessor) and Sports Village Operating I, LLC
(Lessee).
B. Section 551.072. To deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of
real property located:
i. South of US 380, North of The Colony city limits and North of 121,
East of FM 423, and West of Hillcrest Road
C. Section 551.087. Deliberation regarding commercial or financial
information that the City has received from a business prospect and to
deliberate the offer or other incentives to a business prospect.
3. Reconvene into Regular Session and take any action necessary as a result of
the Closed Session.
Bob Allen moved to reconvene into Regular Session at 6:50 p.m. Jeff Cheney
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
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Against: (None)
Mayor Maso announced that there was no action to take as a result of Closed
Session.
INVOCATION
Scott Johnson led the invocation.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Bob Allen introduced Girl Scout Troop 3971 who led the audience
in the United States and Texas Pledge of Allegiance.
PROCLAMATIONS
REPORTS
4. Development Services August 2010 Report on Building Inspection, Code
Enforcement, Animal Control, development, and training activities
John Lettelleir presented Development Services' August 2010 Report on
Building Inspection, Code Enforcement, Animal Control, development and
training activities.
Mr. Lettelleir introduced John Webb as the new Zoning and Subdivision
Administrator.
5. Monthly Financial Services Budget Update for August 2010
Anita Cothran presented the Monthly Financial Services Budget Update for
August 2010.
6. Fire Department Monthly Report on Incident Response and Educational
Activities (FIRE)
Fire Chief, Mack Borchardt, presented the Fire Department July 2010 Monthly
Report on Incident Response and Educational Activities.
7. Public Works Report on Water Usage and Other Monthly Activities
Gary Hartwell presented the Monthly Report for Water Usage and other Monthly
Activities.
8. Monthly report from Convention & Visitors Bureau on definite bookings,
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projected economic impact and in-kind media results.
Denise Stokes presented the CVB's August 2010 report on definite bookings,
mobile marketing campaign and in-kind media values.
9. Police Department's report on crime statistics and response times for the month
of August 2010.
Police Chief, Todd Renshaw, presented the August 2010 report on crime
statistics and response times.
Mayor Maso moved to the Consent Agenda at 7:10 p.m.
CITIZEN INPUT (to begin approximately at 7:30 p.m.)
No citizens wished to speak.
Mayor Maso moved back to the Regular Agenda Item 24.
CONSENT AGENDA
(Items placed on the Consent Agenda are considered routine in nature and are considered non-controversial. The
Consent Agenda can be acted upon in one motion. A majority of the Council is required to remove any item for
discussion and separate action. Council members may vote nay on any single item without comment and may
submit written comments as part of the official record.)
Jeff Cheney moved to pull Item 15 from the Consent Agenda. Bob Allen
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Scott Johnson moved to pull Item 14 from the Consent Agenda. Bob Allen
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Bob Allen moved to approve Items 10 -13 and 16 - 20 of the Consent Agenda.
Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
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Vote: 6-0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Scott Johnson made a motion to Table the Item 14. Pat Fallon seconded the
motion.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, John Keating;
Against: Bob Allen, Bart Crowder;
Dudley Raymond explained that Item 15 contained a typographical error in the
Resolution referencing Change Order #3 that should be Change Order #2.
Bob Allen moved to approve Item 15 subject to the language change. Pat
Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
10. Consider and act upon approval of the Minutes from the September 07, 2010
Regular City Council Meeting (CSO/J Page)
11. Consider and act upon adoption of a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to
execute Amendment Number Six to the Professional Services Agreement by
and between the City of Frisco and HNTB Corporation for the Engineering
Design and Bid Package Preparation for Stonebrook Parkway and Legacy Drive
Improvements (Legacy Drive to Longhorn Trail) (Engineering/DC) 10-09-131R
12. Consider and act upon the adoption of a Resolution authorizing the City
Manager to execute an Air Monitor Site Agreement with the Texas Commission
on Environmental Quality. (CMO/RP) 10-09-132R
13. Consider and Act Upon a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager of the City of
Frisco to Execute an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement by and Between the City
of Frisco and the City of Hackberry for Fire and EMS Services. (Fire\MB) 10-09-
133R
14. Consider and act upon authorizing the City Manager to execute a contract for
public affairs services with HillCo Partners. (CMO\RP)
Scott Johnson suggested that the contract for public affairs services be
advertised again to give other vendors the opportunity to be considered and
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possibly find a less costly alternative to HillCo Partners.
15. Consider and act upon a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute an
amendment to an agreement by and between Estrada Concrete for additional
work needed along Lebanon Road and Warren Parkway Trail Infill Project.
(Parks/DR) 10-09-134R
16. Consider and act upon a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute an
agreement by and between James Pole Irrigation Consultants for Professional
Design Services for Frisco Commons Mainline Irrigation Renovations. (Parks
DR) 10-09-135R
17. Consider and Act on a Resolution accepting a grant from the North Central
Texas Council of Governments and the Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice
Division for the funding under the Victims of Crime Act Grant Program and
authorizing the acceptance of the grant by the City Manager or his designee.
(Part Time Victim Advocated). (Police/GW) 10-09-136R
18. Consider and Act on a Resolution accepting of a grant from the North Central
Texas Council of Governments and the Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice
Division for the funding under the Violence Against Women Grant Program and
authorizing the acceptance of the grant by the City Manager or his designee.
(3rd Year Family Violence Detective Continuation). (Police/GW) 10-09-137R
19. Consider and Act on a Resolution approving the acceptance of a grant from the
North Central Texas Council of Governments and the Office of the Governor,
Criminal Justice Division for the funding of a new Family Violence /Sexual
Assault Detective under the Violence Against Women Grant Program and
authorizing the acceptance of the grant by the City Manager or his designee.
(New Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Detective). (Police/GW) 10-09-138R
20. Consider and Act upon a Resolution to submit the Staffing for Adequate Fire
and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant application to the Federal Emergency
Management Agency in the amount of $2,958,331.00. (Fire) 10-09-139R
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.)
21. Consider and act upon adoption of an Ordinance amending Planned
Development-190 regarding development standards and maximum number of
lots. The property contains 111.5± acres located on the southeast corner of
Diamond Point Lane and Cotton Gin Road (800-feet west of Legacy Drive).
Zoned Planned Development-190-Single Family-3. Neighborhood #41.
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(Development Services/MW) 10-09-40
Bob Allen moved to pull Item 21 from the Legislative Agenda. Jeff Cheney
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
After discussion, Scott Johnson moved to approve adoption of an Ordinance
amending Planned Development-190 regarding development standards and
maximum number of lots. The property contains 111.5± acres located on the
southeast corner of Diamond Point Lane and Cotton Gin Road (800-feet west of
Legacy Drive). Zoned Planned Development-190-Single Family-3.
Neighborhood #41. Jeff Cheney seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 3
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Maher Maso;
Against: Bob Allen, Bart Crowder, John Keating;
REGULAR AGENDA
22. Public Hearing: Specific Use Permit SUP10-0003. A request for a Specific Use
Permit for a Child Day Care Center on one lot on 1.6± acres on the east side of
Legacy Drive, 450± feet south of Avon Lane, and consider and act to direct staff
to prepare an ordinance of the same. Zoned Planned Development-181-
Commercial-1/Office-2. Neighborhood #46. (Development Services/RC)
Bob Allen moved to open the public hearing. Jeff Cheney seconded.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
No one wished to speak.
Bob Allen moved to close the public hearing. Pat Fallon seconded.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
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Scott Johnson moved to approve Public Hearing: Specific Use Permit SUP10-
0003. A request for a Specific Use Permit for a Child Day Care Center on one
lot on 1.6± acres on the east side of Legacy Drive, 450± feet south of Avon
Lane, and consider and act to direct staff to prepare an ordinance of the same.
Zoned Planned Development-181-Commercial-1/Office-2. Neighborhood #46.
Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
23. Consider and Act upon a Resolution Appropriating Funds from the General
Fund Reserve for Repair of Three Slopes, Two Along Legacy Drive and One
Along Lebanon Road. (ENG./PK) 10-09-140R
Scott Johnson, Pat Fallon, John Keating, and Bart Crowder stepped down from
the dais due to a conflict of interest. The appropriate conflict disclosure
statements are on file with the City Secretary's office.
Paul Knippel presented information and asked for approval for both projects.
Bob Allen moved to approve a Resolution Appropriating Funds from the General
Fund Reserve for Repair of Three Slopes, Two Along Legacy Drive and One
Along Lebanon Road. (ENG./PK) Jeff Cheney seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 2 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen;
Against: (None)
Scott Johnson, Pat Fallon, John Keating, and Bart Crowder returned to the dais.
Mayor Maso continued with Citizen Input.
24. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures for
the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources
for the City of Frisco, Texas for the Fiscal Year Beginning October 1, 2010.
(CMO/NL) 10-09-41
Assistant City Manager Nell Lange presented information on the City of Frisco
Proposed 2010-2011 Budget and asked for approval.
Jeff Trykoski, 4015 Bryson Dr., Frisco, Texas, did not speak but was in favor of
cutting $100,000. in medical expense and capital outlay reductions and
preserving the July 4th and Christmas lights funding.
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John Keating commented that before he could cut employee's or services he
felt he should make cuts himself and tore up the check he received as
compensation as a Councilmember. He further stated that he refused future
compensation. Pat Fallon agreed and said he would not receive further
compensation as well.
Matt Morgan, 10835 Stone House Lane, Frisco, Texas spoke about employee
salaries, and contract attorneys compared to in-house counsel. He was in favor
of reductions in these areas.
Bart Crowder moved to approve an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget
Figures for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating
Resources for the City of Frisco, Texas for the Fiscal Year Beginning October 1,
2010. Jeff Cheney seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Bart Crowder, John Keating;
Against: Scott Johnson, Pat Fallon;
25. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures for
Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources for
the Frisco Economic Development Corporation Budget Year Beginning October
1, 2010. (CMO/NL) 10-09-42
Bob Allen moved to approve an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget
Figures for Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating
Resources for the Frisco Economic Development Corporation Budget Year
Beginning October 1, 2010. John Keating seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
26. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures for
Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources for
the Frisco Community Development Corporation for the Budget Year Beginning
October 1, 2010. (CMO/NL) 10-09-43
Bob Allen moved to approve Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures
for Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources
for the Frisco Community Development Corporation for the Budget Year
Beginning October 1, 2010. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
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For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
27. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Levying Taxes for the 2010 Tax Year at
the rate of $0.465 Per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) Assessed Value on All
Taxable Property Within the Corporate Limits of the City of Frisco, Texas.
(CMO/NL) 10-09-44
Jeff Cheney moved to approve an Ordinance Levying Taxes for the 2010 Tax
Year at the rate of $0.465 Per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) Assessed Value
on All Taxable Property Within the Corporate Limits of the City of Frisco, Texas.
Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Scott Johnson moved to recess at 8:03 p.m. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Pat Fallon moved to reconvene into Regular Session at 8:10 p.m. John
Keating seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
28. Consider and act upon the appointment of eight (8) Board Members to the
Convention & Visitors Bureau, representing the following sectors: two (2) At
Large Representatives; one (1) Chamber Representative; one (1) Ex-Officio
Member; two (2) Hotel Representatives; one (1) Restaurant Representative and
one (1) Sports Representative. (CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Hotel Representative.
Scott Johnson nominated Peter Streit.
Bob Allen moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
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Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Peter Streit.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a Hotel nomination to serve a one year
term vacated by Tom Garcia.
Pat Fallon nominated Bill Bretches.
Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Bill Bretches.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for At Large two year term position.
Scott Johnson nominated Tom Lewis
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
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Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Tom Lewis.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the second At Large 2 year term position.
John Keating nominated Mike James.
Scot Johnson nominated April Berg.
Bob Allen nominated Gordon Barr.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Mike James.
Failed
Vote: 3 - 4
For: Pat Fallon, Bart Crowder, John Keating;
Against: Jeff Cheney, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Maher Maso;
Mayor Maso called for a vote for April Berg.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder;
Against: John Keating;
Mayor Maso opened nomination for the Ex-Officio position.
Bob Allen nominated Steve Lay.
Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the
motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
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Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Steve Lay.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the Chamber of Commerce representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Gordon Barr.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Gordon Barr.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nomination for the Restaurant representative.
Bart Crowder nominated Randy Burks.
John Keating moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Randy Burks.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
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Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the Sports representative.
John Keating nominated Randy Locey.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the
nomination.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Randy Locey.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
29. Consider and act upon the appointment of two (2) Board Members to the
Economic Development Corporation from the following sectors: one (1)
"Member Representative and one (1) "FISD" Representative (CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the FISD representative.
Bart Crowder nominated Richard Beaver.
Bob Allen moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Richard Beaver.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the At Large representative.
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Jeff Cheney nominated David Porter.
Pat Fallon nominated Cametra Thompson.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for David Porter.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder;
Against: Pat Fallon, John Keating;
30. Consider and act upon the appointment of five (5) Board Members to the
Community Development Corporation (CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso explained that the positions held by Gary Carley and Keith Wright
were on the list for appointment for a 1 year term because they were up for
appointment last year and were overlooked. The one year term will get the
positions back on track. Then he opened nominations for a one year term
representative.
Scott Johnson nominated Gary Carley.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Gary Carley.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the second one year term representative.
Jeff Cheney nominated Keith Wright.
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Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Keith Wright.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Heather Bowers.
Bob Allen nominated Joy West.
Scott Johnson nominated Allen Biehl.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Heather Bowers.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Bart Crowder, John Keating;
Against: Bob Allen, Scott Johnson;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the second two year term representative.
Bob Allen nominated Cynthia Hurley.
Bart Crowder nominated Allen Biehl.
Jeff Cheney nominated William Sampson.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Scott Johnson seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
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For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Cynthia Hurley.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 3
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Bart Crowder, Maher Maso
Against: Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, John Keating;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the third two year term representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Allen Biehl.
Bob Allen nominated Joy West.
Bart Crowder nominated Chris Stiles.
Jeff Cheney nominated William Sampson.
Jeff Cheney moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Allen Biehl.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, John
Keating;
Against: Bob Allen;
31. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) commissioners to fill the
vacancies on the Planning & Zoning Commission with a term expiration date of
June 2012 (CSO/JP)
Development Services Director John Lettelleir explained that the recent Charter
Amendment changed the length of terms from two years to three years and an
adjustment would need to be made to accommodate the change. Also, the time
of appointment has changed from June to September. After discussion, it was
decided to appoint a two year and two three year term positions at this time.
The other current positions would draw straws for length of terms at the next P
& Z meeting.
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term representative.
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Jeff Cheney nominated Clint Richardson.
Bob Allen nominated Steve Hulsey.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Clint Richardson for a two year term expiring
September 2012.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, John
Keating;
Against: Bob Allen;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the first three year term representative.
Scott Johnson nominated Will Russell.
Jeff Cheney nominated Bill Woodard.
Bob Allen nominated Evan Mulligan.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Will Russell for a three year term expiring
September 2013.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder;
Against: Bob Allen, John Keating;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for the second three year term representative.
Jeff Cheney nominated Bill Woodard.
Bob Allen nominated Steve Hulsey.
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Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Bill Woodard for a three year term expiring
September 2013.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, John
Keating;
Against: Bob Allen;
32. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Parks and Recreation Board (CSO/JP)
Scott Johnson moved to Table Item 32 until later in the meeting. Jeff Cheney
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, John
Keating;
Against: Bob Allen;
33. Consider and act upon the appointment of two (2) Board Members to the Urban
Forestry Board (CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term representative.
Bart Crowder nominated Marc Kirkland
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Marc Kirkland.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
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For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a second two year term representative.
Bob Allen nominated Mike Zapata.
Jeff Cheney moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Mike Zapata.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
34. Consider and act upon the appointment of five (5) Board Members to the Board
of Adjustment/Construction Board of Appeals, representing the following
sectors: three (3) "Members" and two (2) "Alternate" Members ("2" & "3")
(CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso commented that if Robert Beatty who is currently an Alternate #1,
is appointed to a voting member position, the Alternate #1 position will need to
be filled at the next meeting. Then he opened nominations for a two year term
Member representative.
Bart Crowder nominated Ijay Nkele.
Bob Allen nominated Daniel Pellar.
Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Ijay Nkele.
Failed
Vote: 1 - 5
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For: Bob Allen;
Against: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, John
Keating;
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Daniel Pellar.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Member representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Robert Beatty.
Jeff Cheney moved to close nominations. Pat Fallon seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Robert Beatty.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Member representative.
Scott Johnson nominated Jeff Kershaw.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Jeff Kershaw.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
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Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Alternate #3
representative.
Bart Crowder nominated Ijay Nkele.
John Keating nominated David Hayes.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Ijay Nkele.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, Pat
Fallon;
Against: John Keating;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Alternate #2
representative.
John Keating nominated Wayne Snell.
Jeff Cheney moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Wayne Snell.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
35. Consider and act upon the appointment on three (3) Board Members to the
Housing Trust Fund Board (CSO/JP)
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Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Housing Trust Fund
representative.
Bart Crowder nominated Lynn Slaney-Silguero.
Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the
motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Lynn Slaney- Silguero.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a second two year term Housing Trust
Fund representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Kenneth Bond.
Jeff Cheney nominated Larry Jordan.
Bob Allen nominated Cametra Thompson.
Bart Crowder moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Kenneth Bond.
Failed
Vote: 3 - 4
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, John Keating;
Against: Bob Allen, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, Maher Maso;
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Larry Jordan.
Failed
Vote: 2 - 4
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For: Jeff Cheney, Bart Crowder;
Against: Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, John Keating;
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Cametra Thompson.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a third two year term Housing Trust Fund
representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Kenneth Bond.
Bob Allen nominated Larry Jordan.
John Keating moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Kenneth Bond.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, John Keating;
Against: Bob Allen, Bart Crowder;
36. Consider and act upon the appointment of one (1) Board of Director "Frisco
Representative" to represent the Member Cities of the Arts of Collin County
(CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a three year term Arts of Collin County
Frisco representative.
Bob Allen nominated Linda Pardue.
Jeff Cheney nominated John Classe.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. John Keating seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
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Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Linda Pardue.
Failed
Vote: 2 - 4
For: Bob Allen, Bart Crowder;
Against: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, John Keating;
Mayor Maso called for a vote for John Classe.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
37. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Public Art Board (CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a two year term Public Art Board
representative.
John Keating nominated Robert Moroch.
Jeff Cheney moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Robert Moroch.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a second two year term Public Art Board
representative.
Bob Allen nominated Laverne Forwark.
John Keating nominated Christine Cavalier.
Bob Allen moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
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Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Laverne Forwark.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder;
Against: John Keating;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a third two year term Public Art Board
representative.
Bob Allen nominated Troy Pelias.
Scott Johnson nominated Miriam Satterfield.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bart Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Troy Pelias.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
38. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Downtown Advisory Board representing the following sectors: one (1)
"Business/Land" Representative and two (2) "At Large" Representatives
(CSO/JP)
Mayor Maso explained that Robert Messina, currently an At Large member, was
eligible for the Business/Land representative since lived and owned a business
in the downtown area. Then he opened nominations for a two year term
Downtown Advisory Board Business/Land representative.
Bob Allen nominated Robert Messina.
Scott Johnson nominated Kevin Lofgren.
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Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Jeff Cheney seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Robert Messina.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 3
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Bart Crowder, Maher Maso;
Against: Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, John Keating;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for an At Large two year term Downtown
Advisory Board representative.
Bob Allen nominated Jeanne Rubin.
Scott Johnson nominated Rick Fletcher.
Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Jeanne Rubin.
Passed
Vote: 5 - 1
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Bob Allen, Bart Crowder, John
Keating;
Against: Scott Johnson;
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a second At Large two year term
Downtown Advisory Board representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Rick Fletcher.
Jeff Cheney moved to close nominations. John Keating seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
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Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Rick Fletcher.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
39. Consider and act upon the Mayor's appointment of one (1) Board Member to
the Housing Authority Board (CSO/J Page)
Mayor Maso reappointed Sarah Kimmich to the Housing Authority Board.
Mayor Maso continued with Item 32.
32. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Parks and Recreation Board (CSO/JP). Bob Clark Hunt Reifschneider Dick
Abernethy
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a Parks and Recreation Board
representative.
Bob Allen nominated Bob Clark.
Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Jeff Cheney seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Bob Clark.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a second Parks and Recreation Board
representative.
Scott Johnson nominated Hunt Reifschneider.
Bob Allen nominated Dick Abernethy.
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Pat Fallon moved to close nominations. John Keating seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Hunt Riefschneider.
Passed
Vote: 4 - 2
For: Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart Crowder, John Keating;
Against: Bob Allen, Jeff Cheney,
Mayor Maso opened nominations for a third Parks and Recreation Board
representative.
Pat Fallon nominated Dick Abernethy.
Scott Johnson moved to close nominations. Bob Allen seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 – 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso called for a vote for Dick Abernethy.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bob Allen, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
40. Consider and act upon whether to direct staff to submit a written notice of
appeal on behalf of the City Council to Development Services, pursuant to
Article IV, Section 1.07(C) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and/or
Section 4.05 of the Subdivision Regulation Ordinance, regarding action taken by
the Planning and Zoning Commission on any site plan or plat. Any written notice
of appeal must be submitted to Development Services. (Development Services)
No appeals were presented.
41. City Council discussion with City Staff concerning any actions required by City
Staff as a result of any item on tonight's agenda.
Appointment of Alternate 1 to Board of Adjustments.
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Information on Bond yields for new issues.
Jeff Cheney moved to recess into closed session at 9:14 p.m. Pat Fallon
seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Bob Allen moved to reconvene into Regular Session at 10:38 p.m. Bart
Crowder seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
Mayor Maso announced that as a result of Closed Session there was no
business to discuss.
42. Discussion on Governance Monitoring of present City Council Meeting.
Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Bob Allen gave the Council a B.
ADJOURN
There being no additional business, Bart Crowder made motion to Adjourn at
10:40 p.m. Jeff Cheney seconded the motion.
Passed
Vote: 6 - 0
For: Jeff Cheney, Bob Allen, Pat Fallon, Scott Johnson, Bart
Crowder, John Keating;
Against: (None)
THESE MINUTES WERE APPROVED BY CITY COUNCIL AT THE 10-05-2010
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING. Approved/signed minutes are available at
http://sire.friscotexas.gov/sirepub/docs.aspx .)
_______________________
Maher Maso, Mayor
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ATTEST:
_______________________
Jenny Page, City Secretary
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Agenda
REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING
FRISCO CITY HALL
GEORGE A. PUREFOY MUNICIPAL CENTER
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
6101 FRISCO SQUARE BLVD.
FRISCO, TEXAS 75034
5:30 PM
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
AGENDA
CALL TO ORDER
1. ROLL CALL
CLOSED SESSION
2. Recess into Closed Session in compliance with Section 551.001 et. seq. Texas
Government Code, to wit;
A. Section 551.071. Meeting with City Attorney regarding a matter(s) in
which the duty of the City Attorney under the Texas Disciplinary rules of
Professional Conduct of the State Bar of Texas conflicts with the Open
Meetings Act regarding:
i. Receive legal advice regarding housing concerns raised by
Inclusive Communities Project.
ii. Receive legal advice from City Attorney concerning legal issues
regarding Exide and lead issues.
iii. Receive legal advice concerning the contract with Southwest
General Services and the ambulance billings.
iv. Receive legal advice regarding the Sports Facility Lease
Agreeement dated January 24, 2008, by and between the City of
Frisco, Texas (Lessor) and Sports Village Operating I, LLC
(Lessee).
B. Section 551.072. To deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of
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real property located:
i. South of US 380, North of The Colony city limits and North of 121,
East of FM 423, and West of Hillcrest Road
C. Section 551.087. Deliberation regarding commercial or financial
information that the City has received from a business prospect and to
deliberate the offer or other incentives to a business prospect.
3. Reconvene into Regular Session and take any action necessary as a result of
the Closed Session.
INVOCATION
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
PROCLAMATIONS
REPORTS
4. Development Services August 2010 Report on Building Inspection, Code
Enforcement, Animal Control, development, and training activities
5. Monthly Financial Services Budget Update for August 2010
6. Fire Department Monthly Report on Incident Response and Educational
Activities (FIRE)
7. Public Works Report on Water Usage and Other Monthly Activities
8. Monthly report from Convention & Visitors Bureau on definite bookings,
projected economic impact and in-kind media results.
9. Police Department's report on crime statistics and response times for the month
of August 2010.
CITIZEN INPUT (to begin approximately at 7:30 p.m.)
CONSENT AGENDA
(Items placed on the Consent Agenda are considered routine in nature and are considered non-controversial. The
Consent Agenda can be acted upon in one motion. A majority of the Council is required to remove any item for
discussion and separate action. Council members may vote nay on any single item without comment and may
submit written comments as part of the official record.)
10. Consider and act upon approval of the Minutes from the September 07, 2010
Regular City Council Meeting (CSO/J Page)
11. Consider and act upon adoption of a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to
execute Amendment Number Six to the Professional Services Agreement by
and between the City of Frisco and HNTB Corporation for the Engineering
Design and Bid Package Preparation for Stonebrook Parkway and Legacy Drive
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Improvements (Legacy Drive to Longhorn Trail) (Engineering/DC)
12. Consider and act upon the adoption of a Resolution authorizing the City
Manager to execute an Air Monitor Site Agreement with the Texas Commission
on Environmental Quality. (CMO/RP)
13. Consider and Act Upon a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager of the City of
Frisco to Execute an Interlocal Cooperation Agreement by and Between the City
of Frisco and the City of Hackberry for Fire and EMS Services. (Fire\MB)
14. Consider and act upon authorizing the City Manager to execute an contract for
public affairs services with HillCo Partners. (CMO\RP)
15. Consider and act upon a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute an
amendment to an agreement by and between Estrada Concrete for additional
work needed along Lebanon Road and Warren Parkway Trail Infill Project.
(Parks/DR)
16. Consider and act upon a resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute an
agreement by and between James Pole Irrigation Consultants for Professional
Design Services for Frisco Commons Mainline Irrigation Renovations. (Parks
DR)
17. Consider and Act on a Resolution accepting a grant from the North Central
Texas Council of Governments and the Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice
Division for the funding under the Victims of Crime Act Grant Program and
authorizing the acceptance of the grant by the City Manager or his designee.
(Part Time Victim Advocated). (Police/GW)
18. Consider and Act on a Resolution accepting of a grant from the North Central
Texas Council of Governments and the Office of the Governor, Criminal Justice
Division for the funding under the Violence Against Women Grant Program and
authorizing the acceptance of the grant by the City Manager or his designee.
(3rd Year Family Violence Detective Continuation). (Police/GW)
19. Consider and Act on a Resolution approving the acceptance of a grant from the
North Central Texas Council of Governments and the Office of the Governor,
Criminal Justice Division for the funding of a new Family Violence /Sexual
Assault Detective under the Violence Against Women Grant Program and
authorizing the acceptance of the grant by the City Manager or his designee.
(New Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault Detective). (Police/GW)
20. Consider and Act upon a Resolution to submit the Staffing for Adequate Fire
and Emergency Response (SAFER) grant application to the Federal
Emergency Management Agency in the amount of $2,958,331.00. (Fire)
LEGISLATIVE AGENDA
(These items may legally require Council Action, but by Council Policy should be the City Manager's responsibility.
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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.)
21. Consider and act upon adoption of an Ordinance amending Planned
Development-190 regarding development standards and maximum number of
lots. The property contains 111.5± acres located on the southeast corner of
Diamond Point Lane and Cotton Gin Road (800-feet west of Legacy Drive).
Zoned Planned Development-190-Single Family-3. Neighborhood #41.
(Development Services/MW)
REGULAR AGENDA
22. Public Hearing: Specific Use Permit SUP10-0003. A request for a Specific Use
Permit for a Child Day Care Center on one lot on 1.6± acres on the east side of
Legacy Drive, 450± feet south of Avon Lane, and consider and act to direct staff
to prepare an ordinance of the same. Zoned Planned Development-181-
Commercial-1/Office-2. Neighborhood #46. (Development Services/RC)
23. Consider and Act upon a Resolution Appropriating Funds from the General
Fund Reserve for Repair of Three Slopes, Two Along Legacy Drive and One
Along Lebanon Road. (ENG./PK)
24. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures for
the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources
for the City of Frisco, Texas for the Fiscal Year Beginning October 1, 2010.
(CMO/NL)
25. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures for
Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources for
the Frisco Economic Development Corporation Budget Year Beginning October
1, 2010. (CMO/NL)
26. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Approving the Revised Budget Figures for
Fiscal Year 2009-2010 and Adopting a Budget and Appropriating Resources for
the Frisco Community Development Corporation for the Budget Year Beginning
October 1, 2010. (CMO/NL)
27. Consider and Act Upon an Ordinance Levying Taxes for the 2010 Tax Year at
the rate of $0.465 Per One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) Assessed Value on All
Taxable Property Within the Corporate Limits of the City of Frisco, Texas.
(CMO/NL)
28. Consider and act upon the appointment of eight (8) Board Members to the
Convention & Visitors Bureau, representing the following sectors: two (2) At
Large Representatives; one (1) Chamber Representative; one (1) Ex-Officio
Member; two (2) Hotel Representatives; one (1) Restaurant Representative and
one (1) Sports Representative. (CSO/JP)
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29. Consider and act upon the appointment of two (2) Board Members to the
Economic Development Corporation from the following sectors: one (1)
"Member Representative and one (1) "FISD" Representative (CSO/JP)
30. Consider and act upon the appointment of five (5) Board Members to the
Community Development Corporation (CSO/JP)
31. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) commissioners to fill the
vacancies on the Planning & Zoning Commission with a term expiration date of
June 2012 (CSO/JP)
32. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Parks and Recreation Board (CSO/JP)
33. Consider and act upon the appointment of two (2) Board Members to the Urban
Forestry Board (CSO/JP)
34. Consider and act upon the appointment of five (5) Board Members to the Board
of Adjustment/Construction Board of Appeals, representing the following
sectors: three (3) "Members" and two (2) "Alternate" Members ("2" & "3")
(CSO/JP)
35. Consider and act upon the appointment on three (3) Board Members to the
Housing Trust Fund Board (CSO/JP)
36. Consider and act upon the appointment of one (1) Board of Director "Frisco
Representative" to represent the Member Cities of the Arts of Collin County
(CSO/JP)
37. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Public Art Board (CSO/JP)
38. Consider and act upon the appointment of three (3) Board Members to the
Downtown Advisory Board representing the following sectors: one (1)
"Business/Land" Representative and two (2) "At Large" Representatives
(CSO/JP)
39. Consider and act upon the Mayor's appointment of one (1) Board Member to
the Housing Authority Board (CSO/J Page)
40. Consider and act upon whether to direct staff to submit a written notice of
appeal on behalf of the City Council to Development Services, pursuant to
Article IV, Section 1.07(C) of the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance and/or
Section 4.05 of the Subdivision Regulation Ordinance, regarding action taken by
the Planning and Zoning Commission on any site plan or plat. Any written notice
of appeal must be submitted to Development Services. (Development Services)
41. City Council discussion with City Staff concerning any actions required by City
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Staff as a result of any item on tonight's agenda.
42. Discussion on Governance Monitoring of present City Council Meeting.
ADJOURN
CERTIFICATION
Henry J. Hill, Deputy City Manager, certifies that this Notice of Meeting was posted on the outside bulletin
board, at the City Hall of the City of Frisco, Texas, a place convenient and readily accessible to the general
public at all times, and said Notice was posted on the following date and time:
By Friday, September 17, 2010 at 5:30 PM and remained so posted at least 72 hours before meeting was
convened.
If during the course of the meeting covered by this notice, the City Council should determine that a closed or executive meeting or
session of the City Council or a consultation with the attorney for the City should be held or is required, then such closed or executive
meeting or session or consultation with attorney as authorized by the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code § 551.001
et. seq., will be held by the City Council at the date, hour and place given in this notice as the City Council may conveniently meet in
such closed or executive meeting or session or consult with the attorney for the City concerning any and all subjects and for any and
all purposes permitted by the Act, including, but not limited to, the following sanctions and purposes:
Texas Government Code Section:
§ 551.071 – Private consultation with the attorney for the City.
§ 551.072 – Discussing purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property.
§ 551.074 – Discussing personnel or to hear complaints against personnel.
NOTICE
Pursuant to City of Frisco Ordinance Number 01-04-29 all speakers other than City of Frisco Staff are limited to five (5) minutes per
item except by prior consent of the City Council.
NOTICE OF ASSISTANCE AT PUBLIC MEETINGS
The Frisco City Hall is wheelchair accessible. Access to the building and special parking are available at the primary north entrance
facing Frisco Square Blvd. Persons with disabilities who plan to attend this meeting and who may need auxiliary aids or services such
as interpreters for persons who are deaf or hearing impaired, readers, or large print, are requested to contact the City Secretary’s
Office at (972) 292-5025 or by FAX (972) 292-5028. BRAILLE IS NOT AVAILABLE.
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