City Council - Regular Meeting

Tuesday, August 18, 2026

About this meeting

Government Body
City Council
Meeting Type
City Council
Location
Copperas Cove, TX
Meeting Date
August 18, 2026

Transcript

226 sections

0:35 – 1:38Speaker 4

Shubh Sandhya. Coppercore City's regular sit-in, which is scheduled for 18th August, 2026, starts at 6pm. Please, Mr. Hawke, stand up for prayer, after which the national anthem will be played. Please, you are already standing up. Please, bow your head. Hey, Surgi Pitta, today we thank you for the opportunity to gather here with your city and its residents. We pray that you, the members of our mayor, the city council, the city officials and the city administrator, will provide us with the knowledge, knowledge and clarity to effectively address the issues that are coming in front of us. May the good of our neighbors and the good of this entire community, who have taken all the decisions and justice taken tonight, be with us. We pray for your continuous guidance, security and peace in our city. We pray in your holy name. Amen.

2:02Speaker 1

Texas-wide.

2:15Speaker 8

Madam Secretary, please call the roll.

2:17Speaker 2

Mary Ansi, Christina Strauss, Rita Hogan, Howard Hawke, John Hale, Dale Tradeway, Bahar, Jack Smith.

2:28Speaker 4

Okay. I don't have anything, Mr. Mayor.

2:42 – 17:31Speaker 3

I have a full list of announcements that I am not going to read. What am I going to do? I will encourage you to visit the city's website and Facebook pages and there are many of our Facebook pages. Go and see what's going on. There are a lot of incidents and activities happening. But I have a big announcement and that is the explosion of the main water pipeline and the loss of water service in our entire community. So, Mayor, if I have the permission, I would like to make a special announcement about where we are, where we were, and where we are going. Last Sunday, on 16 August, we were informed that the main water pipeline on the Gulf Coast Road and Texas Road was about to burst. Our water distribution team responded on Sunday and repaired the water pipeline. Immediately after that, towards the end of the repair, it was found that another water pipeline broke at a distance of just a few yards from the current dam. But it was on an 18-inch line, which was actually a main valve of the water that broke. And our water distribution team immediately started repairing the work that could not be completed by Monday, till the morning of August 17th. Due to the breakage of that main pipeline, our entire water distribution system was shut down, which was our entire city and due to continuous use by the community, the system was not being able to recharge. Most of it was at night when our usage was low. But as soon as the repair was complete, it was Monday morning, and then the usage increased a lot. The usage increased so much that we were unable to recharge the system quickly because at that time the usage was much more than the capacity to recharge the system. On Monday, Mayor Yansi started our water conservation plan and we implemented a four-step water ban, which is one of the most restrictive conditions within our dry, untreated plan. He was not taken lightly. It was taken with the understanding that we were losing the entire water supply within the city. And so, yes, we understand that it was the first day of the school for the Copper Cove Independent School District. And it was not good to tell the superintendent that it was his first day and he would have to leave early. And immediately after that, he had to tell him and he made this decision that today's classes need to be cancelled. And then later today, he had to talk that he finally decided that tomorrow's classes need to be cancelled. It also had an impact on the Lampasis Independent School District, which is a primary school in the western part of our city. That school was completely affected and is still affected. Many of our businesses had to be shut down, especially those businesses that use water on a large scale. Why? Because they need drinking water to keep themselves clean and to serve their customers. Today in the morning, the Mayor made the announcement and insisted on it because I had full hope while working with my team that by Tuesday morning, we would have a complete recharge of our water supply. But that did not happen. And that is why we implemented and issued a permanent declaration, which then provides our capacity to ask for assistance in requests from state agencies. They were sent by the local authorities and after the declaration was completed and registered, we started working with various stakeholders and agencies so that they could get help. And we are grateful to those stakeholders, about whom we will talk in a while. So where are we now? For some of our residents, they can see water coming from their taps. Thank God. Thank you to our Jal Vidran team. Thank you to our Lok Nirmal team. Thank you to all the specialists who came to the city to help us start and complete this. So, although we are seeing this happening, We are not in a position to tell the public that we have been fully recharged because we have to decide a long way ahead. Before that, we can say with confidence that what we have achieved today is completely improving the system. We hope to see it and we will be able to announce it within a few hours or by tomorrow morning. But as the situation is now, I will say that everything is looking positive at this time. With that positive news, let's talk about the real situation. And that is, as soon as the system recharges after drying and heating, and the ground remains dry, the pipes are again coming under pressure. And with extra pressure, and that is a lot of pressure in those main water lines, there will be possible leaks. So we will get out of that difficult situation very soon, which we are hoping for, so that the upcoming League can be reintroduced because pressure is being put on those lines and we will have to repair some of those lines. Thank you, we have some companions. We have some other means with which we can contact you for help, because honestly speaking, So let's ask these questions. Why did the leak happen? And if you are not watching the city's press and news, then we are actually repairing the leak for many weeks. It's been very dry for many weeks. It's really very dry. As the weather changes and the weather changes. When the soil is really dry and the temperature is very high, the soil starts to shake. Even if every pipe of our entire system, every main water line would have been changed two weeks earlier, we would still be able to see the flow of water in the present dry conditions. And this is true because this is the natural science of the soil and pipes. This was the reason for the water shortage that was happening here. If I give you an example of why we are struggling to restart the system, then this is the example that I have come up with. I did not ask my public works team to think this way. The example I am going to tell you is very simple. Maybe you can understand it better than me. But the thing is, when we are trying to recharge the system, there is a lot of wind in the lines. So think about it. And I remembered my childhood. I used to take a straw. I used to put it in my stomach. I used to keep my finger on the straw and pull it out. And there was fluid in the straw. The same happens if you place your finger on the straw and then put it in the stream. Then there is no stream in the straw, which means it is called an airlock. And some airlocks have been made in our water distribution system and we are trying to find them so that the air can come out and we can run the water in the system. So this is a very simple example that has been done with our Zatil and Vistar Pranali. But for now, I could not think of a better example than this. So what have we done with this solution? Many of the statements I have received are that we are not sitting idle, we are doing a lot. Our water distribution team and public works team, as I said, have been working non-stop for many days. We obtained a tanker of water buffalo water on the territorial level, which we kept in the copper scope and delivered it on Monday. We did the second and then the third prayer and today we received help from Fort Hood, which is serving us as a water tanker in the Walmart parking lot. So we have water tankers in the parking lot of the public library as well. We are serving them as employees. We will keep them open till 9 o'clock tonight, but we will be available even after that. If you are going to the parking lot, whether it is a public library or Walmart, then please be careful because there is a lot of crowd and people are using it a lot. And we are grateful to those associates who have given us these extra water tankers. I just found out that VFW is providing a service and they have informed their members that their other associates in the whole area have water available to drink at VFW centers. HB sent us 18-wheel truck filled with bottled water which we received in our Civic Center. Our team members did a wonderful job of arranging and distributing the bottled water. After a short time, Walmart filled 18-wheel truck with bottled water. We are very grateful for their support in donating water for our community. Chamber of Commerce has also provided help with bottled water. To support our teams in this difficult situation, we would like to thank HV, Chick-fil-A, Walmart, Chamber of Commerce, VFW, and many self-employed companies. We have spoken to the media, we have made many statements with them. So let's talk about those other things about which I know that there are some complaints. One is that we are taking all the water to give water in the golf course. So let's talk about facts. I love statements, but let's talk about facts. The water that is being sprayed in the golf course is a rejuvenating water, that is, sewage water, which is rejuvenated and added to the golf course. This makes the golf course very green because it works as a natural fertilizer. This is not drinking water that is being sprayed on our golf course. We were not spraying or spraying water within the golf course in the area where drinking water is suitable. So this is specifically allowed for our golf course. This is a special strategy permit under which we can use that treated water at that place. We have received thousands of phone calls and this is also legal. Pani bandh ho gaya. Aur pehli cheez jo hum sochate hain, wo ye hai ki hume pata lagana hoga ki paani ke saath kya hua. Aur hum umeed ke mataabik surot ko call karte hain, jo ki sheher hai. Isliye humare upyogita, Prashasan Vibhag ko saikron, nahi to hazaron call prapt hua hain. Humare paas sandeshon ka ek backlog jama ho gaya. Hum un sandeshon ka jawab denge. Our municipality has received numerous messages and phone calls and many other departments as well, including the Developmental Services Department and the Environmental Construction Department. And even our IT department was receiving phone calls about water services. Therefore, we will definitely answer all of them. I would like to say about this situation, This is very disappointing. And our residents know it, our customers know it. And you have told us, first of all, I do not blame you. But second thing, understand that we are people-servants. We are not here to earn profit. We serve the community and we do this every day. The water distribution team was working all day outside in our Lok Nirmati. I would just like to request you to show some mercy even though it is a difficult time. This is a terrible situation. This is completely disappointing. I understand. I understand this. I am living it because I live in the same city. Many team members who work for the city live in the same city and they are also facing the same disappointment that you are facing, except that they are also working in the same industrial system. So, with great satisfaction, I would like to thank the team and the squad. You and all your departments have done a great job.

17:49 – 19:01Speaker 3

Thank you. And again, I know that there is disappointment. I know that there is disappointment. But there is no reason for it. That a terrible lie should be told about those people who are bringing water back to you. Good, better, water, service. A little less money. In the form of a community. We are really strong together, but when we separate from each other, we will become like anything else, thieves and thieves who just scatter. Let's stand strong as a community. So with this, to help in this, I would like to thank all our departments.

19:07Speaker 4

Mayer and Parishad, thank you for your support.

19:10 – 19:38Speaker 3

Many of you have contacted me, kept in touch with me, and were outside to help and serve the entire community. I really appreciate the fact that you love this community as much as you have shown today. And that is why I am grateful. And I thank God for giving us every means to keep our community. And very soon, I pray that our prayer will be fully recharged. I apologize for the long announcement.

19:39Speaker 4

No problem. Announcement.

19:48 – 20:41Speaker 7

The city is ready for its workers. They have put everything they have to ensure this. And they are working with all their might so that we can get the water we need. Some of these people are continuously working with 3-4 hours of sleep. But they understand the importance of valuable things like water and are working very hard to ensure that we get water supply as soon as possible. I am participating in all those Zoom meetings.

20:41Speaker 4

What we do, we do three or four meetings like this.

20:45 – 21:18Speaker 7

One of them is at 4 a.m. And these people are working all night till morning and during the day to ensure that you get the water you need as soon as possible. This is a The situation is unfortunate but the most important thing is and Ryan has said it very well that when we all stand together in strength, we are better.

21:18 – 21:37Speaker 4

And Ryan has done a very good job. We are very fortunate that we have such

21:43Speaker 7

All of you are the beneficiaries of the best leadership, not only of Ryan, but also of all our department chiefs.

21:52 – 22:04Speaker 6

And to understand this, you don't have to look far to see how the arrangement looks.

22:04 – 22:58Speaker 7

We are standing together and standing strong. And that is why we are making a mistake. I want you to know that every person in the city is working hard to ensure that everyone gets the water they need. To do this, the level of organization required It is very big. Logistics of water tankers. There are different places where everyone has to be present to manage the system and ensure that everything is right. This is a very big job.

23:01Speaker 4

Temp, our city.

23:10Speaker 6

That's all I have to say.

23:15 – 23:28Speaker 4

I don't have anything to say right now. Mr. Marmin, I think I have to keep my word. I really want to thank the city officials, staff, and especially the city manager. And maybe he will call me, message me, and come to Rajan's office.

23:28Speaker 5

Does anyone know that my background is in water?

23:32Speaker 4

That's why I think...

23:35Speaker 5

But I really want to thank all the agencies, courts, ATVs, and I believe that I am forgetting some names. I also want to thank the mayor for taking the step to help.

23:43Speaker 4

As the mayor said, we are a community.

23:46Speaker 5

We are a joint community. We are united.

23:59 – 24:18Speaker 4

Facebook can be good as well as bad. I'll just say that if you're not on Facebook, then I'm not denying it at all. At least do a good job. That's all I want to say. You know, let's do it as a team, together. That's all I want to say. I don't have any questions.

24:20Speaker 4

We'll move on to item E, the citizens' meeting.

24:30 – 24:49Speaker 2

At this time, citizens will be allowed not to speak for more than five minutes on any subject that is not included in the agenda. 30 minutes have been allocated for this section. According to the Texas Open Meetings Act, 5.1.0, no discussion or discussion on any subject that is not included in the agenda will only be limited to the agenda of the next session.

24:57Speaker 4

Namaste, Shubh Sandhya, I am Aryansi and Parishad's ladies and gentlemen.

25:04 – 25:54Speaker 8

I am Anthony Martinez from Cane's 335, Thunder Creek Drive. I am the Founder and Director of the American Way Transmission, which is located in Texas. 501 C.T. Gail Lafkari. With me is our Community Outreach Director, Harker Heights, 206, Will Britt of Tribal Trail. We have come tonight to give a letter of appreciation to Mayor Pramod Bonia Hart and Councilman Del Pratway for their recent participation in our Back to School Brigade program. They have come to give a letter of appreciation to the 400 children of the Senne family, who have provided free bags and school facilities to the children of Bonia and Del Pratway. This is in the form of the great traditions of self-service and self-reliance of self-service and self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-reliance of self-re

25:55Speaker 7

On behalf of the American Veterans Mission, we thank you for your service and for working with us. We will be back soon to work with you.

26:01 – 27:11Speaker 8

Tonight, to give them the opportunity to honor them, Mayor Yancy and Parishad's ladies and gentlemen. My name is Brian Hawkins. I am here tonight for Gair Sakari Agencies. So you guys are getting it under control. That's why we are letting it go. A lot of people have asked me about those agencies and requests. One thing was said that if HOP does not get the full amount of money that they have asked for, then they will reduce their services. The truth is that whoever does not get the money they asked for, they will reduce their services.

27:11 – 27:29Speaker 5

It is a necessity to have less money than necessary. And you do not know this because you also have a budget. You have to run it. And I will say the same thing that I have said in all my speeches in front of this invitation. I understand that your work is difficult and you cannot spend the same amount of money twice.

27:29 – 27:41Speaker 8

But I would like you to explain to the citizens at some point. And I know that you are not giving an answer to this question.

27:41Speaker 5

But if HOP is really such an independent agency that we have to pay for, then why is it not a part of the budget in which independent agencies are involved?

27:52 – 28:30Speaker 8

Why is there only one non-profit agency that is asking for money from this pool? And why does it seem that they are getting a big part of the importance of where they go to fund? Because a service provider provides a service to the city. As you all know, I go to the shelter of homeless people here. Many of our residents use that service. We buy them for that service, but most of them who pay themselves can spend extra dollars. Now, I personally and professional people do not know that where do they go for $50,000 and maybe in the future.

28:38Speaker 5

But I will say that when you see who is directly supporting this city, and there are places like ashras, then we do a lot for the community as well.

28:51 – 29:05Speaker 8

I am sure that most of you must have seen that recently we got an opportunity to give more than 10,000 pounds of dog and cat food to the shelter so that they can use it there and can give it to the people who take care of them.

29:05Speaker 5

You do not give such things to HOPS.

29:11 – 29:24Speaker 8

When I have a single parent who is one of the most difficult groups to start with because they have to work during their children's school, then we get students from Boys and Girls Club so that they can work independently for a long time and improve for their family.

29:24Speaker 5

Boys and Girls Club is the organization that helps our community in this way.

29:28 – 30:28Speaker 8

When we have such elderly citizens who sometimes get food only from Meals on Wheels, then where do they go? And I will end my speech here because I know that you all appreciate the work done by these organizations and we all understand the daily difficulties. But many of your citizens are not able to understand why HOP is getting the most part of the assistance. And this HOP in this fund. And I will end my speech here. There is no other company that has the opportunity to do IOP with HOP, which they are not using properly, and that is Vigyapan. I don't have the permission to sell Vigyapan by putting a signboard on my sixplex's heavy wall. But HOP does this. They put it on their buses.

30:28Speaker 5

They put it on their van's visor. They put it on their van's roof.

30:34Speaker 8

Thank you for your time.

31:02Speaker 4

I'm really sorry.

31:31 – 32:29Speaker 5

As many of you know that I am very involved in Chhetri and Rajya. And I don't think that I have seen such an example of community and people in such a short period of time that they could see their Nagas. And our eyes were so blinded because we got to see that example when you saw our city manager helping to drain the water from the truck. Not only Nirdeg. I have never seen anything like this. I can stand here and say that I have met all the city managers of this area and I know them. And I have never seen anyone getting water from the city or any other arrangement. Seeing this was very amazing. And it said a lot about our leadership. I just wanted to thank you and appreciate the work of all of you.

32:41 – 32:55Speaker 2

Good evening, everyone. Why do I keep answering? I feel like I'm not taking water in the present.

32:55Speaker 1

What happened is not what happened. I feel like there is a water problem. This water cut has affected almost the entire copper.

33:12Speaker 2

If data centers are built in this area, this can be the future for all the communities around us.

33:15Speaker 3

A big data center uses water.

33:21Speaker 2

Let me tell you to give you an idea. Copper uses three minutes. I request you to please help the city governments to stop the data centers from coming here.

33:39Speaker 1

The only jobs they have are to be brought in by them, but not to be built by them.

33:43 – 34:06Speaker 2

But when they are made, maybe they need a person. There are jobs, but the one who studies in the community remains a negative influence. We are very fortunate that Belt and Geel is still at 100%. But it has to go down. A year ago, within two years, it decreased by 100% and went down to 58%.

34:12Speaker 1

I sent him an email at that time and asked him how low he could go before we could talk to him more. I have no answer. I think this is a lot of money.

34:18 – 35:01Speaker 2

I don't want us to find out. I urge you to take a little minute. Because the future of all of us and the quality of our lives depend on this. We may have to face water and electricity cuts to keep the data center running. All of us will have to suffer. Please, whoever it is, try to stop them from joining our community. They can go to Great Lakes. But we don't have enough water for our two lakes.

35:05Speaker 1

And if there is a situation like this, maybe apart from the use of more water, you know, there is a lack of water in the pool, then this is really a destructive process. So I just want to say this.

35:15 – 35:27Speaker 7

Does anyone else want to say something?

35:35Speaker 5

My name is Philip Sanchez.

35:36Speaker 4

I will give you my address this time.

36:04Speaker 5

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36:35Speaker 4

I have a record of it.

36:37Speaker 5

I don't care about it. You guys can talk about it. I talked to Rita Hanogan on social media. I know that some of you have been here for two years.

36:47 – 36:59Speaker 4

You have taken care of it. You have taught it. You have seen it. You have done it.

36:59Speaker 5

You should have known that this world can't do anything right.

37:04Speaker 4

We don't need to do the survey.

37:05Speaker 5

As I said earlier, we don't need to do the survey. We need the budget. I will increase my budget. This is 2000. I understand. I understand many things.

37:16Speaker 4

Why DPW? This pipe has to be repaired.

37:29Speaker 5

We can start closing roads.

37:30 – 37:50Speaker 4

I know that you are putting cameras in the system. I know that you are putting cameras in the system.

37:50 – 38:08Speaker 5

That's why I thank you all for your service. So, why is our water supply increasing?

38:08Speaker 4

But if the water supply is not increasing, then why is the health increasing?

38:16Speaker 5

There are many such things.

38:18Speaker 4

We haven't talked about it.

39:07Speaker 5

Let's start from the beginning, because these are the people who have done this.

39:15Speaker 8

This will happen from the beginning.

39:17Speaker 4

I know some of you for sure. Do you know Mr. Jansi? Let's go a little further.

39:36Speaker 8

So we should talk to him about it. Come, let's talk about some things.

39:38Speaker 5

More money should be spent on some things. Like $250,000 should be spent on city managers. $190,000 should be spent on city managers. Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

39:46Speaker 8

Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

39:51Speaker 5

Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

39:54Speaker 8

Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

39:57Speaker 5

Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

39:58Speaker 8

Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

40:00Speaker 5

Only money can be used and more piping can be done.

40:03 – 40:16Speaker 8

Only money can be used and more piping can be done. Only money can be used I don't know what's going on there. That's why we need to take a step towards it. Number two, you are right. You are right. You are right. You are right.

40:16 – 40:37Speaker 5

You are right. You are right. Yes, sir.

41:14Speaker 8

. . . . . . .

41:46Speaker 5

This is the second or the third time we are talking about a lie.

41:49 – 42:03Speaker 8

But you... So what's the matter, sir?

42:03Speaker 5

You know who will pay more for the city or us?

42:14 – 42:31Speaker 8

Assume that you are going to vote on this budget today, and say, When is it? I am sitting here. With honesty.

42:31Speaker 5

But if I have to come here and open people's eyes, I will do what is going on in the process.

42:38 – 43:20Speaker 8

I will put a court's request. But I think, see what can happen to me, I mean to say that we should vote. Because if you count us, then we will leave you. I mean, think about it. But I don't want to fight. I used to work.

43:20Speaker 5

I don't want to fight with the government.

43:26 – 43:54Speaker 8

But if you all listen to me. We will get corruption and injustice because this is happening in every big city. It should not happen in such small cities. But I don't see any difference in this. In my eyes, I hope that you will think about it and you will listen to me. I am disappointed. Thank you very much.

44:22Speaker 4

My name is Andrew Waters.

44:49 – 46:22Speaker 8

I think today I will ask you all to understand that this is not effective. I think we get to hear a lot of exciting voices on social media. But I will explain to you. We can't expect such citizens to understand what is happening for their own good. If there is no response in the use of our money, then with full respect, I feel that Coppola School . . . . . . When the political atmosphere changes, it is very easy to say. Anyway, this is the city manager's...

46:22Speaker 5

This is my right outside the territory.

46:25Speaker 8

This is Parishad's right. Wait a minute, Mr. Anuskar. It is the duty of Parishad to find a solution to the problem.

46:50 – 47:04Speaker 5

But I would like to tell you that there is a sudden flood in Karo and the water...

47:04 – 47:17Speaker 8

I know many people from Lampasas who have huge houses and they use a lot of hot electricity. Lampasas connects cities according to their agreements.

47:20Speaker 5

And many of those people's electricity and water bills are not more than Rs. 215 per month. This is a fact. This is a reality.

47:25 – 47:42Speaker 8

This is a reality. This is a reality. I will explain to you why I feel this way. I don't think that there is any explanation at the level of the city council. I believe that this is a matter of mutual understanding.

47:42Speaker 5

Which is in our city right now. Compared to those living in lamp houses.

47:49Speaker 6

Lamp houses.

47:51 – 48:17Speaker 8

I really liked that time when we had a city as our home for family life. I think that many citizens are very disappointed with the city that we have now. Before that, we have... But you will have to understand what I mean when I say Aafsi Tamil. What does that mean? What does that mean?

48:20Speaker 5

I don't want them to pay more taxes, but I don't want them to do anything bad.

48:24Speaker 8

Let's find a solution for this.

48:26 – 48:38Speaker 4

And let's do this together with the members of the community who have been punished by the city government. And let's do this daily in Lampas County.

48:38 – 49:14Speaker 8

You don't understand this. And if it stops at the seat of the city manager, and I can speak to you in this way, then I will take a question from you today. If we have to face problems related to the facilities of the city or other things, then I think this is what we do at Parishad.

49:19Speaker 4

I will take some time.

49:20 – 49:35Speaker 8

I want to tell you that I am... What kind of city do you live in? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

49:35Speaker 5

I don't know.

49:49Speaker 8

Do you want to say anything else during the citizens forum?

50:17Speaker 4

My name is Jonathan Brown. I am from Boston.

50:23 – 51:02Speaker 8

Most of you don't know me. But I have been on social media recently due to water shortage. I am going to tell you a story. In 2015, I was living in Fortwood. And everyone used to say that staying in Copper Cove is the best thing. At that time, I used to live in my motorhome and I used to stay in the lambases.

51:03Speaker 4

And now I am leaving. I thought that after retiring, it would be a great place to live here. Now you will see me.

51:14 – 52:08Speaker 8

Wait. The problem I saw when I drove a car at 1.90 a.m. one day is that when you guys completed your work, you were making all these different crossing districts on the side of that road, knowing that they were going to be made. And now what are you doing? You are expanding to 1.90. Now I know that this is happening with the help of Texas DOT, right? But they are also talking about passing I-14. Anyway, we are wasting money on making the road 190. Remember, 10 years ago, there was a big issue of water in the city, right? It seems that no one has... There is no view, no one has a view. And I have followed the previous administration here.

52:12Speaker 4

I kept thinking with the city that there is a change here. But you don't make it beneficial for businesses.

52:20 – 52:42Speaker 8

You don't make it beneficial for the happiness of the inhabitants of this place. What does everyone do for entertainment? They leave the copperscope and go everywhere. There is nothing here. and get caught by the police.

52:42 – 52:54Speaker 4

So, I am saying that in Fort Hood, there is always a discussion that the trust of Fort Hood is the best. But my wife and I, now we live here.

52:54 – 53:33Speaker 8

This is the place where I was served, right? And I like Copperas very much because it is peaceful and safe. But you can't do it for good business. A lot of small businesses are being shut down because it is very expensive and now you are talking about increasing the water supply. What do you mean we are here? We are keeping you away. But as people are leaving from here, guess what will happen? The people you choose are getting smaller. And then your problem is getting bigger. Right? So where will you get that money from?

53:34Speaker 1

You will give it to the people who live here.

53:40 – 54:33Speaker 8

so I a a son no curry or me a quick or bad without Rita he a kelly AC back to him you know my dick to him to him it's a summer to me and he who up so he may say it matter I see him to social media you Whether it happens or not, I don't know. I don't know them so well. Although I know that they have been on this path since 2018. If I'm not wrong, 2018-2021 is quite a long time. Five years is enough to see a change. Whatever I have seen, I have only seen the copper score go down like this. But the benefits of living here are decreasing. You just tell me.

54:40Speaker 7

Okay, we have only this much time for the citizen forum. Now we will move on to item F on the consent agenda.

54:46 – 55:49Speaker 2

The content of this item is considered to be regulated by the municipality and it will be implemented through the same proposal. There will be no discussion on these items separately. If there is discussion, then that item will be removed from the consent agenda and a separate consideration will be made. On the 31st of July, the municipality specifically sat down and discussed the implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, 2026, the Municipal Council of Parishad worked on the implementation and implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, 2026, the Municipal Council of Parishad worked on the implementation and implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, the Municipal Council of Parishad worked on the implementation and implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, the Municipal Council of Parishad worked on the implementation and implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, the Municipal Council of Parishad worked on the implementation and implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, the Municipal Council of Parishad worked on the implementation and implementation of the project. Lisa Wilson, Municipal Secretary. On 3rd August, 4th, the Municipal Council of Takshin Apshish Chal Upchar Syantra Karyale Paryojana Kaut Osband Lok Sevaonke Sahayak Nagar Prabandhak Lok Nirmal Nideshak Lok Nirmal. In Madh 5, Dendi Yansi is not allowed to be present. Dendi Yansi Mayor. Okay, Parishad.

55:49 – 56:02Speaker 4

Is there any Madh that you want to remove and think about separately? Dendi Yansi Mayor. I want to remove Madh F4 for discussion. Anything else?

56:08Speaker 5

Let's go back to F4.

56:52 – 57:54Speaker 4

Shubh Sandhya Mayor, Nagar Parishad, Shri Nagar Prabandhak. In front of you is the Dakshan Apsisht Jal Upchaar Syantra. It is a possible reward for the construction of the Karyalaya facilities. As you all know, the main Karyalaya facilities were built in the 80s. They are now demolished and in reality, There are not enough operators for our operators in the four centers of Takshin, Apshishtit and Jaluk. That is why this project was included in the Poonjee Sudhaar Yojana of 2013. And we worked with Elements of Architecture for its design. This project was developed according to the requirements in June and July. And we received five boles.

57:57Speaker 7

Boli Sarnikaran and Elements of Architecture ki Boli Sifarish aapke packet mein sanlagn hai aur mein aapke kisi bhi prashna ka uttar dene ke yaha hu.

58:08Speaker 6

Parishat kya Shri Usman ke liye koi prashna hai? Yes.

58:13Speaker 4

Yes Boli mein koi vishesh upkaran shamil hai? No special equipment is included in this. This is a commercial dam of about 200 feet.

58:21 – 58:32Speaker 3

In addition, there are necessary improvements in the water treatment system in the south so that other things of this type can be expanded.

58:34 – 58:48Speaker 4

So, this is a very basic plan, but it does not only provide jobs for those operators in the present. Rather, as the development of the facility there will be expanded. What did she say?

58:48Speaker 2

Is there any work in Mooli or furniture available?

58:55Speaker 4

No, madam is involved in this.

58:57Speaker 2

Do you want to clarify that this is a $600 property?

59:00 – 59:28Speaker 4

Yes, Moolroo. When you see a building on bare ground, which we have on the side of that road. There is the development of the site, there is a parking space, there is a parking space, a driveway, etc. We have to increase the water lines and sewer lines. It has been made of industrial grade.

59:31Speaker 3

And it has been made in a very flexible way by the city's purchasing needs.

59:36Speaker 7

To be honest, they spend a lot of money on our facilities.

59:41Speaker 4

We cannot make it like a private unit. Because under the state and local law, various measures are required for interoperability.

59:56Speaker 7

In those conditions, there are the requirements of the Banda Bheema, Shatipurti, etc.

1:00:02 – 1:00:29Speaker 4

So, in short, this is within the limits that we are currently looking at for the facilities of the city or state that are being built on raw land. that you got your answer, Rita. Anyone else?

1:00:29 – 1:00:58Speaker 6

I think I got it again. $600. I know that I got five answers and this is the least, but somehow I feel that I got the correct answers. And I still do all the work that has been done. But in the last two years, the average price of a house made of copper is 160 dollars per foot. So, I am paying 600 dollars. I don't know.

1:00:58 – 1:01:10Speaker 1

I mean, if you want to do this, you have to keep your word.

1:01:18Speaker 6

Let me take a look at it once.

1:01:21 – 1:02:39Speaker 3

Do you have anything with you? This building, Mr. Smith, is a steel building. As Mr. Scott said, this is an ordinary building and it is a special right of the council. You can definitely give us the instructions to accept the bholis. And in order not to give it, you will have to offer this. At this time, I would like to ask the City Council, what would you like to tell us about the changes you want to see in this building? Because as Mr. Osborne has already said, this is a basic building. There is nothing ordinary or fancy in it, not even more than the buildings made by our park department. This is really a dangerous building. And if you just want us to invite you again, we can definitely go through that process. But again, it is just the expectation of the council's instructions that what changes you would like to see.

1:02:42Speaker 6

I just feel that this is too much at the moment. I mean, I want to see a building there.

1:02:47Speaker 4

I believe that they need a building there. It needs to be redesigned again so that it can be spent less.

1:02:53 – 1:03:07Speaker 6

Maybe made of concrete and wood. Or something else. Something that will last for a long time. But right now, I can't even think of spending 6,000 or 600 dollars per foot on a building.

1:03:13 – 1:03:43Speaker 4

But I saw it online. . . . .

1:04:09Speaker 4

But my question is, if we send it back to Boli, and all of them come in the form of Kalpani, or we don't get anything less than 600,000, this is my question.

1:04:37Speaker 7

Do you agree to present a proposal on Agenda Item F4? Yes, Mr. Mayor.

1:04:45 – 1:04:59Speaker 6

I would like to present a proposal that we accept any of these proposals. I agree. I agree.

1:05:01Speaker 5

I agree. I agree.

1:05:12Speaker 4

Any other discussion? Those on his side say yes. Any objection?

1:05:22 – 1:05:57Speaker 2

We will move on to item C. A government meeting should allow the member of the public who wants to address an issue that is included in the agenda of the meeting to address it before considering it during the meeting. Item 1. On the official number 2026-22, the thought and action taken by the City of Kaupparkoh, the City's Administrative Code, Article 4, Actions on the Construction of Furniture, Section 4, Alarm System Regulation 421-432. Brian Weirers, Chief of Police. Okay. Time is 7.50. We will start the hearing.

1:06:05 – 1:07:01Speaker 3

To ensure that the copper core share of the city remains in accordance with the needs of the community and the industry of the present day, the council of the council was held. In the council, several principles were identified, in which clarity, efficiency and usefulness are needed to improve. A brief glimpse of some changes made in the council was related to the clarification of the definitions. It has made some languages in the council He properly recognizes the responsibilities of which department. He introduces the new technique, talks about the rules and instructions, and removes the obstacles that are no longer necessary for copper coal. That is why the municipal official advises that the municipality should organize a public hearing and act on Article 26. Thank you, Brian.

1:07:35 – 1:09:08Speaker 4

We will close the hearing. Time is 7.30 pm. What do you want for the test? Mayor, I request that we approve item G1. Article 2222, which is related to the construction of the Adhyay Chahar, Adhyay 4, Adhyay 4, Adhyay 4, Adhyay 4, Adhyay 4, Is there any other discussion? . . . . . . . Thank you Mrs Wilson.

1:09:22 – 1:16:48Speaker 3

Mayor and council, I will move forward through this proposal as it was in our last session. I had a full discussion with the city council and that is why we will continue the same conversation and on 4 August, on the basis of the council's instructions, the city council gave some very special instructions to move forward with the proposed budget. So the presentation before you is the same presentation that you have already received. That is why I will not repeat the entire presentation, but I will discuss those special slides that were changed two weeks ago due to the guidance of the Council. However, we have completed the entire presentation because it is good information for anyone to do and see. The slide you see here is the calculation of the loan amount. One of the things that have changed significantly is the proposed loan amount. The reason for the change since two weeks ago is that the city council had instructed the RIN Seva Nidhi to use an additional $400,000 in the fund balance to reduce the loan amount. And that is why the proposed loan amount that you are seeing there is a little more than the amount on the sand. On the 4th, the city council discussed and talked about the provision of the 9.9 on the 9th. That is why the next slide shows those kardars on the top, where we have the current kardar, which is not a new Rajasthva kardar, which does not change the Matata Anmodan kardar, and then the kardar on which the discussion was made on 4th August. On this slide, the particular change that I would like to draw your attention to is at the very bottom, which is the financial reform for the INS, which, according to the council's instructions, is based on the use of additional fund balance through the Rind Seva Nidhi, along with interest and sinking. All these figures are negative because due to the fear of property tax, there is a decline in that fund because you are doing it with some part of the balance. The next slide shows the tax rate of the above column. It also shows that the ideal fund balance is being fulfilled with all these indicators. Let's move on to the next slide. This slide, as mentioned in the note, includes the proposed loss with which Nagar Parishad had given the order to move forward. And then what is the total loss in the fund with the existing tax dollars? As you can see with the current budget tax dollars, it increases to $1.1 million. There is no new Rajas tax dollars, only Data Namodhan tax dollars. And then the tax dollars that were discussed on 4th August shows a loss of $897,000. Then the municipality gave instructions on the changes in the proposed budget and in those changes, the proposed tax rate is included, which has an impact on the state in the general fund. Nader Parishad had already given instructions to use the $600,000 Rashi fund balance to change the outside part of the city hall, and to request the rehabilitation of many of those activities. The third party's plan, assessment and monitoring, was ordered to include a total decrease in the number. You can see that in the budget column of Sansodid Press, the change of Rajasu on VI increases to approximately $1.6 million. And keeping in mind that there is a one-time expense of $600,000 for the renovation of the City Hall, So if you remove it from the basis of our discussion two weeks ago, the loss is below the $1 million that Nadar wanted to get. Again, the Aadarsh fund balance is still at $6.7 million, which is more than $4 million. This slide shows what is the Gairshahar Agency's budget and has given instructions to move forward in the review. I think the tip you got during the citizens' meeting was that why HOP was included in the non-profit organizations and the reason is that these are Gairshahar organizations, not Gairshahar non-profit organizations. This proposal is appropriate and in the future, the municipality can give instructions on it so that in the future, it can be separated while thinking about investment for non-profit organizations. Now that we have completed all these, What you have added there is actually number 2 and we discussed this a lot during the meeting on 4th August, which is a change in service with the current budget. And for the last 15 years, we have discussed the proposed budget for the general budget. It is still something that I will say that there is a need to pay attention to. And whatever changes there are in the level of service, we will expect to make those changes for a long time. So that in normal terms, this budget does not try to get a continuous balanced budget, which you cannot do with the current services and resources. Changes in other terms. Again, I am not going to cover all of them, only those who change and that is Biaz and Sinking Fund. We have already talked about the deficit in the fund balance and the deficit in that aspect, which is due to the changes in the City Council's 2026 obligation certificate, which you issued a few weeks ago. And that is why Mayor takes us to the future dates. This is August 18th, which means that there are four things that you need to give. Record vote on a given card. This means that a card should be submitted by the council and then a record vote, which is a roll call vote, should be taken.

1:16:50Speaker 4

Once they take a roll call vote, we see who has voted and who has not.

1:16:52 – 1:18:42Speaker 3

We share it with Justin Carthers, who prepares our records and also prepares the information that needs to be published. Then you will need to decide the date of the official hearing on Karvrithi, which is the language of the state's law. And if you have any questions about this, then we can definitely talk about it. But this will definitely come up in the official hearing as well. And then to accept the card, praise it. Praise it. In fact, on 4 August, there was an agreement on it. But since the Municipal Council did not have a proposal for the Kardar, it avoided all the work that the Municipal Council has to do for the budget, Kardar and other funds. So there is a need to take action on it again. This agenda's action is on Madhopar, which will show a change in the action taken by you in the last session. We have submitted those changes in the proposed budget and if the municipality continues to confirm and agrees to move forward, then we have completed it. And then September 1st is the day when the municipality of Parishadkar will conduct a public hearing on the issue and then the proposed budget, Kardar, all of our long-term plans will be adopted by Shurk Anusuchi. And what is not there is that you will have to work to confirm all those things. and to adopt long-term plans. All these are the requirements of the state law. This is a requirement of the city charter. If there is any question, I can definitely answer it. But the staff's recommendation is that the municipality keep a record of Parishadkardar and do not record it.

1:18:42Speaker 7

What is Parishadkardar? Someone else.

1:18:56 – 1:19:09Speaker 4

Is there any action to be taken in this regard?

1:19:09Speaker 6

Mr. Mayor. I request. I request that we remove the 600-acre corridor. Yes, sir.

1:19:22Speaker 3

Mr. Mayor, if I may, I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar.

1:19:29Speaker 6

I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar.

1:19:32Speaker 5

I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar.

1:19:39Speaker 4

I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar.

1:19:45Speaker 6

I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar. I would like to make a request for only Kardar.

1:19:49Speaker 5

I would like to make a request for

1:19:55Speaker 6

Christina Estrada Rita Hogan Howard Hawkins

1:20:27 – 1:22:07Speaker 2

. . . . . We will move on to item H3. Vitya Varsha 2026-2037 Prastavitkar Vriddhi Par Sarvajanik Sunwai Ki Tariq Tay Karne Par Vichar Aur Karbhai Riana Baikman, Budget Nideshwar Shubh Do Pahar, Council Mayor This item is for all of you. Vitya Varsha 2026-2037 Prastavitkar Vriddhi Par Sarvajanik Sunwai Ki Tariq Tay Karne Par Under the Texas Tax Code, when the proposed No New Revenue Tax Rate or Voter Approval Tax Rate exceeds, the city is required to file an application for a pension. We will prepare the notice and it will be published on the Notice Leader Press website and channel 10. At this time, the staff counsel recommends that the hearing be cancelled for 1st September, 2026. Okay, counsel.

1:22:07Speaker 4

Any questions for Sushri Baikman? What an excitement!

1:22:19Speaker 5

We have to present the proposal.

1:22:23Speaker 4

Mr. Mayor, yes.

1:22:23Speaker 5

I request that we present the proposal to Mr. Saad.

1:22:30 – 1:22:42Speaker 4

Yes, sir. Vitya Varsha 2026-2027 Kardaar Ko Apanane Ki Tariq Tai Karne Par Vichar Aur Karwai Iryana Beckman, Budget Nideshwar

1:23:00 – 1:23:13Speaker 2

This item will determine the date of adoption of the proposal for the year 2026-2027. Therefore, it is the staff's recommendation that it should be on 1st September 2020.

1:23:16Speaker 4

Okay, Council. Second, Beckman. Is there any proposal for this item?

1:23:28Speaker 2

Mr. Mayor. I would like to present that the date of the adoption of the 2627 card is 1st September of this year. I support it.

1:23:36Speaker 5

Any other discussion? Any other discussion?

1:23:39Speaker 4

Who is on your side? Any objection? I support it.

1:23:54Speaker 1

The Code of Ordinance, Article 16.7.5 of the Code of Ordinance No. 2026-23, on the approval of the Code of Ordinance No. 2026-23, on consideration and action, consideration and action. Bobby Louise, Director of Development. The Mayor, Council Staff, Article 16.7.5 of the Code of Ordinance No. 2026-23, on consideration and action, on consideration and action. The Mayor, Council Staff, Article 16.7.5 of the Code of Ordinance No.

1:24:04 – 1:24:48Speaker 4

2026-23, on consideration and action, on consideration and action. The Mayor, Council Staff, Article 16.7.5 of the Code of Ordinance No. 2026-23, on consideration and action, on consideration and action. The Mayor, Council Staff, Article 16.7.5 of the Code of Ordinance No. 2026-23, on consideration and action, on consideration and action. The Mayor, Council Staff, Article 16.7.5 of the Code of Ordinance No This issue came to the attention of the staff when the 1950 East Business 190 off-premise sign was found to be non-compliant and indefinite. Removing the Dharah Solar Limit 5-6. B1 sign will improve in education and will fulfill its purpose of being less restrictive. With this, according to the city staff request, Dehadeesh Shankhya recommends the inauguration of 2026 states. Okay. Council. Any questions for Mr. Lewis?

1:24:49Speaker 2

Mr. Lewis, can you explain what is an off-premise sign?

1:24:52 – 1:25:13Speaker 4

So this is a sign that is outside the scope of any business. In other words, they are publishing a business outside the scope of any business. So this is it. Any other questions?

1:25:13Speaker 5

Is there any comment on this?

1:25:16Speaker 4

Mr. Mayor, I request that we

1:25:18Speaker 5

Item H5, Adhyadesh Sankhya 2000, 26-23.

1:25:26 – 1:25:53Speaker 4

Vikas Nideshak, Louis Dwarah, Adhyadesh Code, Adhyaya 16-5, Rajya Bunyadi, Sine-Viniman, Sanchodan. Shubh Sandhya Mayor, City Council, Mr. Havla.

1:26:18 – 1:27:19Speaker 2

I have come here to request for the completion of the third phase of the 25-26 Visitor Bureau operation. As you know, during the third phase, our main focus is on RabbitFace, which is our biggest trial program of the year. We had another successful year, in which more than 40,000 people broke the record this year. And out of them, 19 of my friends came from Shin Copper's Gov. This is a very good number. And we want to see this for the trial operation. We have also continued to develop the Periton website and our Discover Copperas Co-App. But before making the report, we also conducted some researches through the Fox Troubles, especially during the Art Town segment. I don't know if any of you have seen them or not, but they were really very good and if you want to see them, I would be happy to email you. We are currently working on a new period brochure, which we will send to our partners in Central Texas and the rest stop in Texas.

1:27:19Speaker 1

This will be our main focus in present times.

1:27:23Speaker 2

I am here to answer any of your questions. Mr. Mayor.

1:27:27 – 1:27:38Speaker 4

The first question is that we have spent a lot of money on science. And we are in the area of Texas.

1:27:44 – 1:29:08Speaker 2

With the city, our marketing agreement means that we get a 60% reimbursement. So we spend 40% extra to get the full reimbursement. And we get a 60% share of $22,000. And the rest 40% is put in January. Weight TV, science, I mean, we could have gone far. To be honest, it could have gone to Dallas. It just depends on it because it is a streaming TV as well. It is not just a cable TV. Apart from this, when we run Facebook Vigyapan, we set at least 50 emails from outside the area. Especially for Rabbitfest, which is a completely different, hot-fun thing. We sell them for a zip code of 50 miles. But to be honest, even for those zip codes that are more expensive, so that they can come to Copper Cove and run in the music line and stay in the hotel, etc. So we actually had a memory that we could miraculously bring to Beaumont, Texas. Because we use Pleasure AI data to track big programs like Rabbitfest. Thank you. You are welcome. Is there any other question?

1:29:08 – 1:29:26Speaker 4

Parishal, what is your opinion? Mr. Mayor, I request Chamber of Commerce to pay 31,500 dollars for the construction of the new Rashi.

1:29:30Speaker 5

RAYAN HAVIL City Manager

1:30:00 – 1:30:54Speaker 3

Thank you Mrs. Wilson. LLC and he has hired a contractor who is in charge of H.O.R construction and to start his construction process, he is requesting to take the city's property on a lease on the 1901 Charles Tillman Way as a construction site. So, the agreement is in place. At the end of the day, it is a monthly payment of $1,000 for the collection of $1,000 and for the period of the patta. The city attorney has prepared the agreement for the patta and it is the recommendation of the workers to authorize the agreement. Okay.

1:30:54Speaker 4

And maybe there is a question for Mr. Hemlott. Mr. Manmohar, I have a question.

1:31:03Speaker 5

With this agreement for the patta,

1:31:07Speaker 4

I would like to make a request.

1:31:40Speaker 6

The report of the city manager of Madek, Rayanhawala city manager.

1:32:05 – 1:32:47Speaker 3

Thank you very much. Mayor and Parishad, as I have done in my previous reports, I will complete it very quickly. If you have any specific questions about any project or service, please stop me in the middle and we can discuss it further. Talking about road projects, Interstate Shodha, as you may have seen, is on good progress. We are not worried about it. In the Ashley Drive Vistar project, the water line has been relocated and we are waiting to start that project according to the Texas program.

1:32:47Speaker 4

There are some projects.

1:32:50 – 1:35:53Speaker 3

The Ramblewood Drainage project, which was a preliminary project for the municipality a few years ago, has almost been completed. Along with the plans, we still have a lot of plans. We are in the design phase. And as soon as that design phase is completed, we will put in the work. We have many projects under design and many constructions which include our Absisht Jal Sangra Pranali, our Absisht Upchar Syantra and especially if you go to our Uttar Prasim Absisht Jal Upchar Syantra which is at FM 1116, you will see that there are piles of soil there and a lot of soil is being removed. Tho subsist. We are close to 100% completing the design of the area and Texas DOT has allowed us to improve FM 116 on the road, where we will have a new entrance door for Antitha-Thos-Apsisht-Hastantran station. You must have seen that our dredging project has been completed in the duck pond of the city park. We still have all the dredged material in the bag. It will be kept in the city park until it dries completely. But we have actually increased the depth of the city park lake by 5 feet. And if you haven't been there yet, I encourage you to go and see the lake in a special way. A new favela has been installed in the lake and it really improves the harmony of the park and the lake. For parks and entertainment, an invitation will soon be made to the Bhandaran facility. Park Place Caps, you gave the lease of place caps on July 7 and the two place caps of the city park will be changed in the coming months. And then the next project for parks and entertainment is a skate park, which the City Council has given priority to our Quality of Life Committee. The city's activities, our Citizens Leadership Academy is progressing very well. Many students of our academy are present among our viewers. Thank you all for coming and being present here. They are meeting every week and as these weeks are passing, they are talking with all our departments. We also bring with us some of our partners like Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corporation because we work closely with those organizations.

1:35:53 – 1:36:20Speaker 7

All the people of Leadership Academy, please raise your hands. I know that you have to run at least. You have chosen a good seat to come. Our last seat is not as long.

1:36:26 – 1:39:28Speaker 3

Central Texas Water Alliance, we have continued to meet with them. They have started the Raj Vidhai Chakra and are working actively. And when there are no members of the Vidhayak Chakra, they are trying to get along with them. Because honestly speaking, decisions and support are made with other members of the Vidhayak Chakra. And that is why their efforts are focused there at this time. Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone. You have established the City Council. You have established it. Due to other plans, I have not been able to organize our board meeting and we have to discuss with the Coral County Commissioners Court and the Lamp Passes County Commissioners Court so that they can be included in this plan. But we will start working on it in the next few months. We had organized a town hall in July and we are working on the suggestions we had received. Nagar Parishad should get a deal report in the next few weeks. Parkland Dedication Ordinance, Park Bhoomi Sub-Division Techniqui, Salahkar Samiti, Jeevan Gunwatta Samiti Staff is trying to bring those organizations together so that we can see if we can get a united recommendation for the last time. We thought we were moving in that direction, but I do not believe that we have reached that state. But we will sit with those groups and see if we can get a recommendation from Nagarparishad. Okay, let's move towards the state of Anadaan. Arthik Vikas Prashashran is in partnership with Copper Economic Development Corporation and we have invited him for the project. The Municipal Council has approved it in the last session, so whenever the Arthik Vikas Nigham will be ready to move forward, we will complete the notice of starting the work. According to the time limit of the donation, it is necessary to move it forward soon. OLDCC, which is a local protection community co-operative, had a proposal. It has been cancelled. But Shree Belch of our Financial Development Board is already moving forward with a possible proposal for the future, which is for the construction of a truck inspection facility along with Fort Hood on Tank Destroyer Road. And that's why you can see that image as we move forward in the development of that donation.

1:39:29Speaker 4

DIP, DIP Rakshasaamda is a creative program.

1:39:33 – 1:44:15Speaker 3

We were waiting for OLDCC, OLDCC and OLDCC is a donation-giving agency. We were waiting for OLDCC to approve Change Order No. 4, which was the overlay of the entire state highway Nong. We got the news two weeks ago and last week there was a discussion with them that they have rejected change order number 4. And the reason for this is that it is outside the scope of the accepted grant scheme. So we will move forward in the direction of completing the ramp project based on the design and plan. And now the steps we have to take are that the OLDCCDC is requesting the return of the unused remains of those donated stones. That's why we have to work with TxDOT because the city had to pay all initial funding to TxDOT for the project so that they can start the project. And now there will be an agreement with TxDOT in our agreement that they will return that funding if they do so. And this is very new for TxDOT and OLDCC both because of all the needs and TxDOT has not used OLDCC, so we are all trying to work on it one step at a time. But we all have good relations and we know that we are trying to do the best for the whole community and post. DAG stands for Defence Economic Adjustment Assistance Grant Project. The project is moving behind its time limit. We have an agreement with Dominion Energy, which is implementing the project for the effort of West Fort Hood for energy efficiency, which is basically battery installation for their micro grid. Tesla was the main seller, and the technology for which Tesla had expressed resistance to the project in the beginning, they have stopped the development of that technology. Apart from this, every other battery developer has really stopped using the same technology, so we cannot get the same battery from anyone else at this time. So Dominion Energy is preparing the instructions again. They have provided me with a detailed clarification, which means that I have to take that detailed clarification to the governor's office, where it is administered through the Texas Military Preparedness Commission. And I have to explain to them where we are in Annudhan. and I will have to move forward with the request for an extension on the Anudhan Pradarshan. Before I decide to buy a new battery of Dominion Energy, I will have to do this. In particular, if the DIG does not choose to expand the Anudhan, then the Anudhan is not available. And that is why this is a situation on which we are all trying to work together so that we can complete the project, so that we can complete the project. If we cannot do the project, then we have enough time to inform Fortwood and Dominion Energy that we cannot do the project. At the end, the Railmark Crossing is a normal Anudhan. We are moving very well on it. The current advisor is working with the Federal Rail Administration so that those crossings can be specially studied. Especially those three, which have important concerns and have the capability of off-grade crossing. This is either a bridge or an underpass. And the advisor will work on this for the initial design. We have never worked in the form of a city as a joint rail administration with Anudhan. This is very difficult and it is a very slow process. We have prepared two projects as part of the Anudhan received from the FRA at this point. And it took us about two months to complete these two projects. So this is very slow. We are working on it. The FRA says that we are doing a good job. And if they say so, we will take each step forward in our relationship with them. Mayor, my report is complete and I will answer any question of the council.

1:44:16 – 1:44:30Speaker 4

Council. How is the report? We will move on to items for the agenda of item J.

1:44:31Speaker 2

I don't have anything, Mr. Mayor.

1:44:33Speaker 4

I don't have anything, Mr. Mayor. I don't have anything, sir.

1:44:41Speaker 5

I mean, it takes time. But can we see the funding for the hopper?

1:44:47Speaker 4

Okay, Mr. Mayor.

1:44:51Speaker 7

We have two items for the construction phase.

1:45:00 – 1:45:25Speaker 2

Item 1. According to the Texas Govt. Code 511.5007, as part of the City Council Project CHOPPER, the relevant business possibilities will be discussed in detail for discussion on the proposal of a sustainable development initiative. Item 2. According to the Texas Govt. Code 551.070, the discussion on individual matters, the relationship between the City Manager Rayan, the employee of the municipality, Mulyankan, Purnayukti, Kartaviyon, Anushasan or Barkhastagi

1:45:28 – 1:46:12Speaker 4

Okay, the time is 7 o'clock. We are available for work. Okay, the time is 8 o'clock. Posts and stories have been discussed in the working order.

1:46:13Speaker 7

For the summary of any item, there is a summary in the open order. No action has to be taken.

1:46:17Speaker 4

So at 8 o'clock, we will close the work.

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