City Council - Regular Meeting

Afternoon everyone. Welcome to uh the city of Montgomery City Council meeting September the 24th. We have a full agenda. Mr. Stan Donaldson, Mr. Jeff Glazier, Casey Olsen, and Carol Langley. Uh our mayor is not not here because she's making a presentation uh tonight on the behalf of the city of Montgomery to the National Sheriff League. So she will not be here at the meeting tonight. Uh it is now 6 o'clock and we will begin the meeting. Uh um I need my agenda back out here myself. So thank you. Thank you. Okay. Uh we need an invitation. Stan, can you get an invitation for us? Heavenly Father, we thank you for the opportunity to meet again and serve the citizens of Montgomery. We ask for wisdom and guidance, Father, as we make uh decisions concerning the growth and prosperity of the city. And Father, we also want to not forget, Father, that our country is at war, Father. And I want you, Father, to watch over and guide our soldiers, Father, and our people, Father, and keep them out of harm's way as best as possible, Lord. Father, we thank you that you're watching over them and guiding in all their ways and giving our leaders decisions that will be the right uh uh position, Father, for our country. Father, we thank you for the freedom we have and the freedom we enjoy in the United States. And it's all because of your great son Jesus. We thank you for it in his name. Amen.

Amen. I pledge of allegiance. I pledge algiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands. One nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. The Texas flag. Honor the Texas flag. I pledge algiance to the Texas one state under God one and indivisible.

Now we have a proclamation. Mayor person Fox Oh, citizens comments. So sorry. Thank you. Citizens comments. Do you have anybody signed up? Okay.

Oh, well then that was a I gota say it anyway. Okay, we uh number five is a proclamation recognizing uh March as the theater in our schools uh month. Uh and would the recipients please come forward? The proclamation recognizing March as theater in our schools month. Whereas theater education provides education uh provides students with essential opportunities to develop creativity, collaboration, communication and critical thinking skills that enrich their academic and personal growth. And whereas participation in theater fosters empathy, cultural awareness, confidence, self-exression, empowering students to explore diverse perspectives and strengthen their social and emotional well-being. Whereas Texas has had a long and proud tradition of supporting the arts and arts education, recognizing that strong arts program contribute to a thriving schools, vibrant communities, and well-rounded education to every student. And whereas theater educators, teaching artists, and school leaders across Texas work diligently to provide highquality arts instruction that uplifts students of all backgrounds and abilities. And whereas national and statewide advocates join together each year to promote the value of theater education and highlight its positive impact on students achievement, community engagement, and future workforce readiness. Now therefore, I Cheryl Fox, Mayor ProMim of the city of Montgomery, Texas, do proclaim March as theater in our schools month in the city of Montgomery. And I confirm my support for the arts and education in Texas. I encourage all students, families, educators, and community members to celebrate and champion the transfer powers of theater in our schools. In

witness where I hereby set my hand and cause the official seal of the city of Montgomery of Texas to be affixed on this 24th day of March, 2026. So, you want your picturesque.

It would certainly be nice if that would be on the front page of our of our page. One more picture, please. Did you get yours? Oh, did yours? Yes, I did. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. Consent agenda. Number six. Number six. You're so right. You know, I need to quit this job. Uh number six, presentation of the PD's 2025 racial profiling.

Good evening, council. Um in your packet, there is the annual reporting for racial profiling set. Uh we are in compliance with the state of Texas. Just wanted to know if any of youall have any questions regarding that information. Uh, can we have a motion to So, we're not going to do the presentation. He's doing it. All right. My assumption was that there was an actual presentation. There's no presentation. No, no presentation.

I'll take your pictures. Let me uh I make a motion to accept the presentation for the 20 PD's 2025 racial profile. Second. I have a motion uh to accept the presentation as accepted and a second. Do I have uh do I do I get a get get a do we have the agenda? I have not got my stuff together here tonight. Uh first next what motions made and seconded to the following. It's been moved and seconded. Do I we all in favor say I? I all oppose. The motion carries. Thank you.

Thanks Joe. Very important. Consent agenda. All right.

Consideration number seven. Consideration and possible action on the city council meeting minutes of March 7th March 10th, 2026. Number eight, consideration and possible action on the second reading of the resolution of the city council of the city of Montgomery, Texas providing a project and expenditure of the Montgomery Economic Development Corporation structure relocation in site preparation in Montgomery, Texas. Number nine, consideration and possible action uh resolution calling for a public hearing to be held on April 14th, 2026 on an application by Matthew and Emily J for a special use permit to establish a new coffee shop at 15325 Summit Park Drive, Sweet 109. Number 10, consideration and possible action on a resolution calling for a public hearing to be held on April 14th, 2026 on an application by Nails by Nikki LLC for a special use permit to establish a new nail salon at 15325 Summit Park Drive, sweet number 106. correction on the minutes. So, do we need to pull that item in the secretary or do we do I just

then I would like to pull item number seven from the consent agenda three. We have a motion and a second. All in favor? I oppose. So, what do we do about number seven on the page 20?

I don't have minutes in front of me at the moment, so I'm going to take notes. And under item 15, it said motion carried 3 to one with one nay by council member Langley. That was council member Donaldson. That is correct. I did say nay in the motion before it. Okay. Which it's has correct numbers 15. I can make that correction if you want to do a motion to accept the minutes with the date of correction. That's the only one I see. Yes, ma'am.

Do I have a motion to accept number seven as with a correction on page 20 number item number 15? We have a motion and we have a second. All in favor? I all opposed motion carries.

Regular agenda number 11, presentation by Mr. Travis Mabry regarding his existing industrial operations and potential property purchase and site improvement at 902 Patterville Road. Mr. Mab, would you state your name? Travis Mabry.

So, I guess I went to to get a water tap cuz I want to purchase this property to relocate my office there and somebody got involved in in this. So, I think that the bottom line was uh they uh I need a variance to to have a portic there since there's not safe sewers there. I'm sorry. And you have been doing this type of business there now 26 years. And yeah, okay. But the owner has finally decided she wants to sell it. I've been leasing it for 26 years. 24.

Okay. And um that's the only situation that you know of um other than paving and entryway which I was going to do anyway to clean it up. And then also there's only one neighboring property and there's already a green belt there naturally established. I'm just going to leave it alone. this residential next door. That's on the other side of the track railroad tracks. Um, from here, yes, it is on the other side, but the neighbor is also on the other side cuz you got tracks and one neighbor,

Mr. Robert, pardon my ignorance here. What What is it that you business? It's a rolloff dumpster company. Okay. Thank you. And then the guys get there in the morning and leave. They don't, you know, we might be done at 2, we might be done at 6. Nobody sits there all day. So all you're doing is asking for the variance. I believe that's what I was told. I need a variance to to have a a uh port on there for emergency purposes.

The presentation is to explain to you all what you'd like to do on that property. Right now it is outdoor storage of the rolloff containers. What he'll be doing is bringing in a pre-manufactured. It's a 12x 24 office that we built out like a Morgan building that I just want to move there structure that will have a water tap to it. And because there is no existing sanitary in that location, he'll have the portable um portable port toilet.

The the water tap will be outside for if somebody needs to wash their windshield off or you know make up windshield washer fluid, you know, wash pot off the truck, things like that. We'll be going through the development review process for this uh because the property still has to be platted. Uh we have to get an accurate placement of that structure. What 488 ft of the square foot8 288 12

and then how the uh rolloffs will be situated on the property making sure that setbacks are correct. And he did state that the vegetation on the south south uh west corner next to the residential would be remaining. So we'll have that will show that. So basically it's just the same operation you always had to Travis. Correct. With just the exception of I'm just moving my office there because I'm going to lose my spot where I'm at. Are you electrical there?

Yeah, it's right there in that corner. Well, there used to be an office there when it was a woodyard and they moved it to uh stone. So, I want to put it as close to that, you know, pole as I can. So, it'd be the be the uh I guess that beer like that. I just don't want to move forward with a purchase and all this stuff. The office building now is in the city limits of Montgomery. Well, yes. And you're just moving it from one location to this one.

We met with him and we looked at this and and really the only thing the reason he's here is is is really the portaotty that's the outlier in this whole deal. But we have no options cuz we don't have sewer there. I mean, he could possibly do something else, but the portaotty makes sense based on what he told us how he's going to use it. So, this is just preempting going to planning and zoning and going through this process. Uh, you know, just to get any input you guys might have. Closest house is quite a ways. I don't know how many feet if I had to guess, but it's not

Potter's old house would be the closest to right now. Nothing in between you and Potters, is there? I mean, well, it was Mr. That was the property. That was the neighbor since moving other than you adding traffic cuz that's now your office. Is there any other increase of ingress egress with the business or is just business as usual? Business same thing. You could you don't have any problem on 149 with your traffic to your office. As long as the car ride is there, we're okay.

That's true. Yeah. I'm I'm very comfortable with it. I make a motion to approve the variance. All right. I'll second. Just a presentation. Just a presentation tonight. Oh, so Mike, I got a question then. So, if we have any turnover up front here and and and we have and I have to come back, I'm going to have to go through this all over again. I think he'll be okay. We'll go through the regular process. Um, it was just the opportunity and timing is why you got to the council first, but who does he get the variance from? You'll go through planning and zoning and

for the order camp. Yes. through the process that we she's going to do the development process. We we'll write it up so everything is clear. Well, I think everybody including setbacks to say it's been an existing business there for 26 years. Yeah. He said 26 years. 26 years. Yeah. Yeah. I always remember it there. So, so we take no action. Yes. Thank you, Travis. I appreciate Thank y'all. Thank you. Appreciate y'all getting me on early.

Number 12, consideration and possible action to approve the financial audit for fiscal year ending September 30th, 2025 presented by first council. Robert Bells is here from LLPers. The only thing I wanted to mention, I left with each of you a replacement page 57 and 58 of the draft audit that you were provided. um based on uh working since you were provided the draft audit. There was one slight change and the change between those two relates to the sales tax um approval process that happens on the first draft you received. It was all allocated to MEDC and the DRA the U replacement pages you had also splits that out now between MEC and CCP.

Thank you. Welcome.

Good evening. It's an honor to be here tonight and first of all jumping into audit just want to recognize management for all the cooperation they provided to us performing the audit. As you know, there a lot of laws and regulations that they must comply with during the process and process of the business year. And we just want to recognize all their hard work that they put in. Uh again, it's my honor to be here tonight. We have expressed an unmodified opinion at the highest level with assurance we provide as your auditors that all the disclosures were required by general staffed accounting principles. Have they included the financial statements are materially correct? There is a tremendous amount of financial data within the report. I'm going to direct your attention over to page 16 for a moment. In my opinion, this is the one of the most significant pages within the whole document. Kind of presents a snapshot of the financial condition of the city as of September 30th, 2025. The general fund is presented on the far leftand column of page 16. Total revenues for the year came in at 8,460,000 in the general fund. Total revenues were $7,372,000 in the general fund. After taking into account other financing sources and usage of $87,000, you had a positive increase to fund balance of $1,175,000. You began the year with a fund balance of $4,416 sorry 4,613,000 and you ended the year with a fund balance of 5,788,000 for the year. As you know, in a governmental entity, fund balance is your primary indicator of fiscal health. And you will often look at your total fund balance in relationship to your total expenditures to find out how many

days of operations you have if no additional revenues came in to the city. So 30 days would consider be uh low, 60 days would be good, 90 days would be very good. You're approximately 285 days unbalanced. So you're in an excellent position from a fund balance perspective. Also, as we noted, it increased 1,175,000 this year. So anytime you see a trending upwards, uh that is a good sign. And as as you also know, it's a very growing city. You've got a lot of things coming at you uh in the near future. And so having a good fund mount position is a good place to be at. Overall for your governmental funds, you have a total fund balance of $9,198,000, which again is a good position to be in. And then looking back over at your water and sewer operations back on page 19, total operating revenues for your water and sewer fund came in at $3,698,000. Operating expenses were $3,8,000. And after taking into account interest income for the year, you had a positive increase of $786,000 in your water and sewer fund. So again, that's a good position to be in for the year. That concludes my remarks on your financial statements. Be more than happy to entertain any questions you may have. Not sure I have any questions, but I can I I'm very happy that our city seems to be a very financially sound city considering that we're moving into a project that's going to be a little costly that seems to cause a little angst for our residents, but seems like that we're moving in the right direction.

Any questions? Thank you, sir. City staff and everyone for for sticking to those budgets, right? That's how we stand in the black. So, I'm I do appreciate your presentation. Thank you. Thank you.

Uh number 13. You're supposed to approve that one. It says consideration and approval. Yeah, I I make a motion we approve. Excuse me. I I have a motion and a second. All in favor say I. I. All oppose. Motion carries. Number 13, consideration possible action on the acceptance of public infrastructure for the Bryley Camely Drive extension project and development number 206.

Mayor and council. What we have in front of you tonight, this is Seen before. This is accepting a public infrastructure into the one-day warranty period. Uh this specifically is for Cameron Drive. If you look at maybe 137 of your packets, you'll see an exhibit showing the location of this road. Uh there's no lots or anything included with it. It's just the roadway in front of the rec center and access to more of the development. Uh we had a final inspection back at the end of January. They have since addressed all the punch items uh that are expected before the one-year warranty ends. uh things that we've consistently talked about that carry over through the one-year warranty, street lights, uh vegetation, and sidewalks. And so those are are will remain those will be inspected at the one-year warranty to make sure those have been completed. Other than that, the work is complete and we recommend entering into the one-year warranty, which would end on February the 26th of 2027.

Any discussion? questions from you. Do I hear a motion to accept item number 13 as presented? I'll I'll make a motion to um to approve the uh the action of the public information on Briarly Cameron Drive extension project. Second. I have a I have a motion and a second. Uh any discussion? All in favor say I. I.

All oppose. Nay. Motion carries. Number 14, consideration of possible action on the exception of public infrastructure for the legacy growth section number WSB and P project development number 2409. Hi Chris.

Very similar to the last item. Uh this is for the first section of Legacy Grove. Developer is here tonight. I have questions for him as well. Uh we had a one or excuse me, we had the final inspection on March the 9th. We identified the punchless items. uh they have since addressed the majority of those. There are a couple outstanding but they're insignificant when it comes to the overall development. The main thing left uh that is not in the one-year period is if you remember they are installing decorative pavers in the street runway. Uh they entered into an agreement that that is their responsibility to own and maintain those pavers going forward. Right now that space is filled with stabilized sand. are still drivable. Uh based on their schedule, they should have those installed later this week. Uh but that is not complete. Uh the rest of the items on here that weren't done, uh they're waiting on some sanitary lids, actually, excuse me, those are complete. The stop sign caps that weren't completed as the time of this report, those have been completed. Um and then the rest are just carryovers into the the warranty period. So,

okay. So again, the sidewalks, I totally understand why we don't put sidewalks in at the beginning, but for some reason, they always get left off with a one-year warranty period, and then we have cracks and all kinds of stuff. So does our one-year warranty period start over? Accept those? It does not. So they are is part of it. So we'll walk them at the one year. If there's cracks and any deficiencies at that time, they'll have to address it. But if there's no cracks at that time, it's there's not a separate one-year warrant per section. Got. Then my other question was the station was stationed on that ended up

correct. So station for this development they are funding lift station 5 uh which that deposit came through earlier this week. Uh so that contract contract was executed that construction project is starting. So they have in place an agreement for uh temporary pumping of their sewage. uh they have an agreement with haste to operate it so that way if there's any issues it's with the city's operator so they're fully aware and so they've met all those provisions of their agreement uh as regards to temporary pumping. So when does the lift station plan completed? Uh lift station 5 project I think it's a 280day contract if I remember right and they're getting started. Okay.

So I mean it's it's going to be a ways out but so there'll be some I mean this will happen building. So, we'll have a couple months. We'll have a few homes likely that'll be homes, but other than that, they'll be pretty quiet. And and remind me again, what was the price uh target for this development for the homes? Price target. Top of my head, Brad with Try Point. Off the top of my head, it's uh between 700,000 and a million. Thank you.

And Chris, this is out on Lonear Parkway. It is. So, the current access is Lonear Parkway. Section two is what connects it down to 105 at where Napa and Westway Drive is. But the pave pavers that you're talking about are going to be on Lonear Park. That's correct. Okay. Correct. in the city street at Lonear Park. Yeah. Okay. But with the but they will maintain this. Correct. Yeah. There's a separate agreement that covers ownership and maintenance of any improvements outside of normal city streets. That's on. So the items that aren't checked, they're still going to be done.

Yes. Yeah. This doesn't any items that aren't checked on here still have to be completed by them. It doesn't get them a pass. It's just the the main one that's remaining that's not a warranty, a one-year item is the driveway favors, which one is not the city responsibility anyway. And you can still have full access to the development without it because they put a temporary stabilizing. Go ahead. I wasn't here for the other What's with the uh It's not checked off the street lights to be installed.

So, those aren't installed by the developer. uh those are installed by the power company and so typically the power company's lagging well behind by the time they get in power and gas are one of the most critical pass water infrastructure is done and they come in after so um the city's been accepting it and then obviously they can't get cos until power is there which is when those lights are going but start and I know this is a little off topic again but Um, I assume you're advertising already. I haven't seen it if we are, but I believe they're working on it. Yes.

No, I'm excited about this development. So, I'm really as well. Thank you. Yeah. If you look on page 154 of your package, you'll see this layout of web section one.

What size were what size are the lots again? Uh this was one of there was no variances for lot size of this one. I can't remember the exact but I think they're upwards of a quarter plus acre on mostly all 90s and half acres. Cuz I know they didn't ask for a variance. Correct. It should look like uh the second phase of public breaks. But I knew they didn't ask for parents. Uh do I hear a motion to accept item number 14? I make a motion to accept item 14 as a second. I have a I have a motion and a second. I for all for all in favor, please say I.

I. All oppose. Nay. Item carries. Number 14 carries as written. Number 15, consideration of possible action on the acceptance of the recommendation of a large to complete construction services related to the loss and Simington waterline project.

Back on February the 12th, uh this project was bid. Reminder, this is the upsizing of the water line on Simon and looping it around the Wson to serve the Superior Properties development. This is funded by them. It's their project. They requested to hold having this on your previous agendas as they're working out some funding on their side. They have since done that. And so this is what's going to be tonight's recommended word of the project. Uh on the 12th, we received bids at 2:00. We had 15 biders. Uh prices range from 103 to 24.49. Our estimate on the project was around 130 145. So right in the center where we expected. LG&G was the low uh bidder. We personally have not worked with LG before report. Uh we checked references. They have not worked with the county. County had good things to say about them. We also discussed with developer as they are funding the project and ultimately responsible for the cost. Uh they are also okay with moving forward with LG. Uh but when you go down the list of biders, it's not until number three. Uh we have worked with before in the city and then some other ones beyond there. the $20,000 price difference cannot see.

Do you know where LGNG is out of? You know, you ask me that question every single time. I do not, but I will find out. I'll I'll send you a message out here. So, yeah, cuz I'm always amazed at the discrepancy between the high and the low bid. Just floors. But you haven't worked with them before. You say the county has correct. Correct. Where in the county? I don't have the specific project, but we can follow projects.

As far as the discrepancy in bids, we expect to see a variance. What we what we hope to see is a good amount of biders. You know, having 15 bids is is a good result. We've had time when we have one better on projects, two that are on projects. It really doesn't give you a good gauge. And a lot of times you see contractors that are it just depends on their schedule. This is not a huge project. Uh so something that hey, they can get in get quickly and knock out between projects versus, you know, some of your your larger contractors that are not larger contractors, higher price contractors. You know, they they're specifically this Providence is a new company that has spun off. So, they're still trying to get, but again, it's just availability and when they can fit it in.

Make a motion to accept agenda item number 15 as presented. Do I have a second? I'll second. I have a motion and a second. All in favor say I. I. I. All oppose? Nay. Number 15 carries as written. Number 16, consideration of possible action authorizing the mayor to sign a town creek wastewater treatment plant expansion at 0.3 MGD additional services and authorizing the half associations to revise the design.

Grant as I mentioned at the last council meeting after the final permit came in for the wastewater plant, there were some additional limits on there that require some additional treatment. So the main two things were a more stringent solids suspended solids requirement builds on the permit uh higher than normal uh not necessarily normal but higher than expected as well as a phosphorus limit uh which new would come down the line future. Uh so in order to the phosphate limit goes into effect at the next expansion project. So that's not as much of a of a factor at this point, but what is a factor is the solids. And so we've reviewed and gone through a couple design options with T public works pays uh to go through different options. And what T has come up with is for the addition of tertiary filters. And so what they'll do is that after it goes through the treatment process, it'll go through filters and filter out the solids uh so it meets that permit requirement before it gets released into the stream. Uh and so what's in front of you tonight is in a change order from half uh to complete that design of the filters. Couple things we've gone through to give you more background is uh we've gone through a couple different building and sighting options with them to make sure this is the most cost effective as possible. Uh and also what your operator is more used to working on. There are other tertiary filter systems that they're working on or they operate in the area. So they were heavily involved to make sure that the scope was something that they're comfortable with. Um and so the additional cost of that plus um one of the design changes that we had them make was we want the ability to be able to take the lift station and bypass it around the city. So currently lift station 2 that sits at the town plant which is right there by the propane tanks and Mr. easily business that pumps

alonear Parkway and around uh we want to continue the ability to do that in case we need to take this plant down to be able to pump flow as well as uh the comfort of this it was designed as a duplex lift station so two pumps uh our preference is three pumps and so it makes the wet well a little bit bigger a little more piping electrical and so that changes in here as well total construction cost increase that we expect from this is around 1.4 4 million. Uh their fee for doing the design is 105700 is what's in front of you. It's about a 7 and a half% design fee which is is normal uh for this type of work. Uh so again we we reviewed the scope we reviewed with half public works staff and haze and we all find it to be reasonable and also necessary to go forward. As far as the project as a whole and budget as a whole, so the what was sold bonds on, we're still well within our contingencies that we sold. So there are funds available for this without exceed our estimates that are bond that were sold for the project.

And maybe I missed this. Why? How did we miss it by 300,000 gallons? So it wasn't. So the the size of the plant is the same. It's just the the total suspended odds limit came in more stringent than what was in the original permit. And so when we did that that ex the extra limit in order to meet that requirement filters are necessary in order to meet the permit. Is it the same company that designed the original? It is the same company that's in design of that expansion project. So it's going to be an additional 105,000. That's correct. on top of it to redesign what

it's not even redesign. It's more of just adding this additional design to it. So the the tertiary filters were not in the original scope of their design. And so because the design started before the final permit was in hand. Once the final permit was in hand, we went through the or halfway through the calculations said we need additional tertiary filters. We met with all parties involved. Everyone agrees that is their best treatment option. Uh and so that's what's in front of you is to complete the design and get those wins. That answers your question. Sorry, just so they're updating it. It's 105,000.

Correct. Yeah. So their original contract was 831200. It goes to 936. It's not really uncommon because TCQ when you get the permit sometimes it just want to clarify who I'm still a little new at this I still wonder who who decided that we now need the fluent filtration whereas before we did who decided that

so the state can so what the state does that state doesn't say you have to have this component the state says here are your permit limits you have to make And so they came back with a I don't have the exact number in front of me had a higher total suspended solids limit than our other facility. So a lot of with a higher limit you can do traditional treatment and you make that limit based on what the TCDQ came back with. In order to make that limit we need the additional filters to be able to do so. So bottom line it's a state requirement. Correct. This isn't filter because we want you know it's it's not for the fun of it. It's for for meeting the permit and so still in compliance.

And again, one other thing that they came back with on that permit is a phosphorus limit there. That doesn't get in place until the next phase of the plant, but that is a a chemical treatment to help dispute out the phosphorus and collecting. So, it's these filters are being designed for that ultimate phase like the rest of the facility. So, it's expandable. Um, but that's something that has to be done. You know, we we we thought through ways we talked through the operator. Is there ways that we can are we comfortable in meeting the permit without it? And the answer was no. So if half is here it's cheaper to do it up front.

Do I hear back? I make a motion to accept item number 16 as presented. Which one? Stan. Yes, I second. You do second. Yes. Stand. I have a motion and a second. All in favor say I. I. All oppose. Nay. Number 16. As written.

Table. No. Number 17. Table 31026. discussion on the new agenda management program in the board portal. You guys had a lengthy conversation about this when I was out last and um I wanted to make sure that you have received the email. It has been removed from the Barracuda and should be available for you at this point. Uh if not, you're welcome to get with me on getting the access to the board portal. It is optional. It does have some great benefits if you wanted to utilize it. As you can see from this packet, this is what our new cover sheets look like and we're still in the kind of stages of learning and training. All of us are on it. If you have any questions on it, I'll be able to help answer anything you may have.

And I like the layout. It is a little customizable if there is, you know, if we go get to going and we like, boy, I'd sure like to see this look this way or, you know, I mean, so we're kind of learning as we go as well. Uh, do we need any kind? It's just a discussion. Is that correct? That's correct. Closing agenda number 18, council inquiry. Miss Ruby,

I I wanted to let you guys know that we are in the process of working on updating our city website with the new platform. And one of the things that we're wanting to do is to do head shot for city council for our website. And we're looking at having staff for April 13th on a Monday and then we were looking at April 14th for city council from 4:00 to 5:30. And wanted to let you know of those two dates. If you can't make one, maybe you can make the other and come in for that time frame to do head shots. What are those dates again? April 13th and April 14th from 4 to 5:30 p.m. 4 to what? 5:30.

And if you already have professional head shot, you can always just submit them to us. That makes it easy. Don't worry. Um

Okay. And that's all we had to discuss. Okay. Um number 19 items to consider for placement on future agendas in one stand. No, Carol. No ma'am. Good. Do I have a motion to adjourn? I make a motion to return. Second. All in favor? I I number 19 passes at

everybody. Nobody passes the we are joured and it is 6:44's He does.

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