City Council - Regular Meeting

Do we know where Jessica is? She's on her way. Okay, it uh good afternoon everyone. Thank you for being here. It is 4:33 and I'm calling this meeting to order. Miss Anna, could you please establish?

Yes, ma'am. Uh Mayor Dory Garza, present. Mayor Protea, present. Councilwoman Marissa, present. Councilman Alberto, present. U mayor, we've established quorum. We're still waiting on Councilwoman Jessica Ortega and she has a message that she's on her way. Thank you.

Okay. Uh, next item is invocation and pledge of allegiance. Today's invocation will be led by Pastor Anthony Madrial. Let's pray. Dear holy father, thank you first of all for one more opportunity of life that you have given us today. Today we simply come before you father and ask for your wisdom, your guidance father in today's session. We simply ask Lord that it'd be you leading every decision that is being made today father and we just pray that this beautiful city would continue to grow and prosper the way it has for many years. So we just simply pray your will be done today and above all your peace throughout this time here Lord in Jesus mighty name we pray.

Amen. Amen. I aliance 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. Thank you. The next item is disclosure of conflicts of interest. Miss Anna, has anything been filed?

No, ma'am. None have been filed. Okay. Thank you so much. Uh we'll go right into presentations and the first one is a presentation of the achievement of excellence in libraries award. Mrs. Spinosa, there's going to be no reporters. Good evening, mayor, city council, and city managers. Uh today here with me, I have my library staff, some of our library board members, and also friends of the Spear Memorial Library. We're very proud to share wonderful news about the Spear Memorial Library. We received a letter from the Texas Municipal Library Director's Association informing us that the our library has been awarded the 2025th Achievement of Excellence in Library Awards. Out of 116 public library systems across Texas, only 101 libraries receive this recognition, placing Spear Memorial Library in the top 20% of public libraries in the state of Texas. This award recognizes libraries that demonstrate outstanding service, innovative programming, a strong commitment to meet the needs of their community. I would like to thank the city and the city council, our community and our staff for continuous support and this achievement reflects the collective efforts to ensure our library remains a place of learning, connecting and opportunity for all our residents. Thank you.

Thank you very much. So this is a just a presentation. We would like to get a picture with you guys. So or do you want to do the the proclamation as well? Yes, we can do both. Let's go ahead and do that. So today with me here I have our reference librarian um Miss Kayla Lopez and she will be presenting our proclamation for National Library Week. Thank you. National Library Week 2026 proclamation. Whereas the Spear Memorial Library sparks creativity, fuels imagination, and inspires lifelong learning by providing a welcoming space where individuals of all ages can explore, discover, and find joy. And whereas the Spear Memorial Library serves as a vibrant community hub connecting residents to knowledge, technology, and resources, including public computers, digital services, and 3D printer classes that foster innovation and digital literacy. And whereas the library provides free and equitable access to books, digital tools, and diverse programming, ensuring that all individuals, regardless of background, have opportunities to learn, connect, and thrive. And whereas the library enriches the community through arts and cultural programming, including poetry, local authors, and anime manga activities that celebrate creativity and diverse interests. And whereas the library nurtures young minds through story times, steam programs, story walk, and little sprouts, promoting early literacy, hands-on learning, and a connection to nature through gardening, outdoor experiences. And whereas the library supports community well-being and self-sufficiency through initiatives such as the tool shed program providing access to resources that empower residents in their daily lives. And whereas the Spir Library strengthens partnerships with schools, local organizations, and businesses to expand access to services and create meaningful

opportunities for the mission community. And whereas dedicated library staff provide inclusive, welcoming spaces that promote discovery, collaboration, and lifelong learning for all. And whereas libraries across the nation are joining together to celebrate National Library Week under the theme find your joy. Now therefore, we the city council of the city of mission proclaim April 19th through 25 of 2026 as a as national library week in the great city of mission Texas and encourage all residents to visit Spear Memorial Library, explore its services and programs and celebrate the many ways it helps our community learn, connect, and find joy.

Thank you. Move to approve that proclamation as read. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the proclamation as read for the National Library Week with a very appropriate theme, find your joy. That's nice. So, all in favor say I. I.

All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 5 Z. So, if anybody else would like to say something, please come up to the podium. No. Okay. All right. Well, we'll go down for a picture. Good job, ladies. Thank you. Hello everyone. One Okay, please

just smile. Thank you. Mayor, um, just to let everybody know, uh, we brought some books and popcorn for everybody to enjoy. So, whenever you guys are ready to leave the meeting, we have a table outside in the lobby.

Okay. That was for the movies. Yeah. Thank you. Okay. The next proclamation is the 100th anniversary for El Deino Red Church. Are any of the parishioners here? Or

can all other people stand from the church? Or if they could come up, please come up. Thank you for being here,

Mayor Council. Uh, good afternoon. The proclamation reads as follows. Whereas in the year 1926, a small but faithful group of believers gathered in a house located at 210 St. Marie Street and later moved together at the corner of Fifth and St. Marie in Mission, Texas, where they planted the seeds of what would become a pillar of faith and spiritual life in the community. Whereas in 1928, the congregation, guided by unwavering conviction and sacrificial dedication, constructed its first official church building at 420 Carolum Avenue in Mission, establishing a permanent place of worship and service for the community. Whereas in 1932, the church was formerly affiliated with El Conilio delto Latino Americano of the Assemblies of God, aligning itself with a broader movement of faith committed to the proclamation of the gospel and the advancement of the kingdom of God throughout the Latin American community. And whereas on March 13th, 1983, construction began on a new and expanded house of worship at 1020 North Los Road in Mission, a testament to the continued growth of the congregation. And this building was completed and dedicated in 1986 to the glory of God. Whereas in 2008, the congregation completed the construction of a third and more expansive building at the same address, providing a greater capacity to minister to, serve, and equip a growing body of believers across generations. Whereas over the course of 100 years, El Deino Rento has faithfully proclaimed the gospel of Jesus Christ, discipled countless men, women, and children, served the mission community with compassion, and stood as a beacon of hope, healing, and transformation. Therefore, now we, the city council of the city of mission, do hereby

congratulate El Deino on their 100th anniversary. Let this centennial year be a time of thanksgiving for God's faithfulness, a celebration of the generations who have served, and a renewed commitment to carry the mission of Elino Roento boldly into the next 100 years. Proclaimed on this the 14th day of April, 2026.

Mayor, I'm to approve the proclamation as read. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the proclamation as read. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 50 and congratulations. Would somebody like to speak?

Yes. Great. Thank you. I actually prepared something and I just want to uh thank you honorable mayor uh council members and distinguished guests. Thank you for the opportunity opportunity to stand before you today on the special occasion in the celebration of our 100year anniversary as a church. A century ago in 1926, what began as a small gathering in a home and mission has by the grace of God and the faithfulness of his people grown in a vibrant multi-generational and multicultural congregation. Through every season, challenge and change, the church has remained anchored in one mission to love God and to love the city of mission. We believe is not only a place of worship but also refuge for the hurting, a place of hope for the broken and a guiding light for those searching for purpose. Our church has stood alongside the city of mission in times of need and will continue to do so. As a church, we commit to support families through hardship, mentoring young people and extending compassion beyond our walls through outreach, service, and generosity. We commit to being present in the community and to reflect the heart of God in practical ways. The two the true strength of our church has never been in its building. It's in its people. A community committed to serving and loving the city of mission. On behalf of our entire church family, I want to express our deep gratitude to the city of Mission for your support, your partnership, and your recognition. It's a privilege to serve here and be part of the story of mission. Thank you, and may God bless you and continue to bless our city.

Thank you so much. Thank you and congratulations again. I believe Miss Eva Pñena Gonzalez is the longest church member presented here, right? How many years there? That was since I was 14, but then we went out to California. came back in 1968.

Very good. I'm good at math, but not that good. Yeah, not that good. Take take out your calculator. Great. Okay. Well, thank you so much for being here. We're going to step down for a picture. Okay. Thank you. I don't want Ready? Thank you. We have it on the Okay. The next item is a autism aware awareness month. Miss Anna.

Yes, Mayor Council. Uh this is a city initiated proclamation. Uh this is something that's very near and dear to our hearts. So um the proclamation reads as follows. Whereas individuals with autism have unique abilities enrich our world despite the challenges they face. They demonstrate incredible resilience and strength in navigating a world that may not always understand them. Whereas Autism Acceptance Month, which began in 1972 thanks to the Autism Society, is a powerful reminder of the importance of promoting acceptance, celebrating differences, and embracing inclusivity for autistic individuals. Whereas autism affects not only the diagnosed individuals but the entire family and the community at large. While there is currently no identified cause or cure for autism, parent support meetings and advocacy offer hope for those affected by autism. With the autism diagnosis rate increasing fast, we take these 30 days to celebrate as we come together to celebrate the unique qualities and strength of autistic individuals and empower them with education, workforce opportunities, and inclusion. Now therefore, we the city council of the city of mission do hereby proclaim the month of April as Autism Acceptance Month in the city and invite the community to our 4th annual superhero autism day on Friday, April the 24th from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at our all-inclusive Lions Park and encourage all citizens to become educated about autism and support organizations to bring hope to individuals with autism spectrum disorder proclaimed on this the 14th day of April 2026.

Mayor, I'd like to make a motion to approve as read. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the proclamation as read. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. And mayor, again, we'd like to invite the entire community to our autism uh superhero event. That'll be on Friday, April the 24th. We welcome everybody to come by and have a wonderful and enjoyable time. We've got a lot of activities planned for the children.

That's what I understand. Yes. Thank you. The next item is a proclamation for National Donate Life Month. I'm back. You're back? Yes. Uh, mayor council with us today we have Mr. Tom Castanetta. He's from South Texas Health Systems and he's uh requested this proclamation which is also something very important. And the proclamation reads as follows. For the month of April is designed each year as national donate life month. A time to honor the selfless acts of organ, eye, and tissue donors and to raise awareness about the critical need for organ donation. Whereas we recognize the profound impact that organ donation has on individuals and families. Offering hope and a second chance at life, one donor can save up to eight lives through organ donation and enhance the lives of up to 75 others through eye and tissue donation. Registering as a donor does not affect the quality of medical care one receives. Rather, it provides an opportunity to give countless others renewed hope while leaving an enduring legacy of compassion and dignity, bringing comfort and peace to loved ones at times of grief. Whereas the need for organs and tissues far outweighs the availability with more than 100,000 Americans currently on the national transplant waiting list according to donate life America and an estimated 13 to 22 people dying each day while waiting for a lifesaving transplant. Whereas the Texas Organ Sharing Alliance, the Texas Donor Network, the San Antonio Eye Bank, and South Texas Blood and Tissue are partnering partnering with South Texas Health System to educate the community about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation and to encourage individuals to register as donors throughout April and beyond. whereas everyone is a potential organ, eye and tissue donor and can register their wish to save lives through organ and tissue donation at www.donatelifeetex.org.

Now therefore, we the city council of the city of mission recognize April 2026 as national donate life month in the city of mission and encourage all residents to register as organ eye and tissue donors. learn more about organ donation and the donation process, talk to their families about their wishes regarding donor organ donation and support or organ donation awareness efforts in our community. Proclaimed on this the 14th day of April, 2026. Okay. Thank you,

Mayor. I move to approve the proclamation as read. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the proclamation as read. All in favor say I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 5. Thank you. Thank you. On behalf of South Texas Health System, we'd like to thank the city of Mission for helping raise awareness about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation in the city of Mission and Eidalgo County. Registering as a donor is a selfless decision that can save the lives of up to eight people through organ donation and improve the lives of as many as 75 others through eye and tissue donation. South Texas Health System continues to work closely with the to Texas Organ Sharing Alliance, the Texas Donor Network, and the San Antonio I Bank throughout the year to ensure that donor wishes are honored with care and dignity. Over the past 5 years, 126 donor wishes have been fulfilled at our facilities, transforming loss into legacy for donor families and providing a second chance at life for patients in the Rio Grandandy Valley, across the state of Texas and throughout the United States, including Washington, California, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Florida. We encourage everyone to consider registering as an organ, eye, and tissue donor and to share their decision with loved ones to ensure that their wishes are fulfilled. To register and learn more information about organ donation, all you have to do is visit donatelife texas.org or when you go and renew your driver's license, just check yes as an organ donor. Thank you.

Thank you so much. It's easier. We'll we'll go down. It's think it's easier than moving chairs around.

Thank you. Good job. Thank you. One, two, and three.

I think I covered your pages. Thank you so much. We appreciate you. Thank you. Okay. The next item is a proclamation for keep mission beautiful month. Hello Okay. Um whereas the city of mission is committed to fostering a clean, vibrant and sustainable community that reflects the pride of its residents. And whereas keep mission beautiful established by city council on October 24th, 2022 serves as a vital initiative dedicated to enhancing environmental quality through education, beautifification, and community engagement. And whereas this initiative leads and supports programs focused on litter prevention, waste reduction, and the ongoing improvement of public spaces throughout the city of Mission. And whereas through collaboration with volunteers, local organizations, and community partners, Keep Mission Beautiful continues to strengthen civic pride while preserving the natural beauty of our neighborhoods, parks, and shared spaces. And whereas these efforts align with uh the mission of keep Texas Beautiful and have earned the city of mission silver star recognition for the second consecutive year highlighting a continued commitment to excellence in community beautifification and environmental stewardship. And whereas Keep Mission Beautiful is proud of its natural resources and encourages the continued planting and preservation of trees, flowers, plants, and shrubbery as a contribution to improve our community

and neighborhoods and to create a healthier, more attractive city for present and future generations. And whereas Keep Mission Beautiful will continue to enhance the qualities of the city of Mission by implementing beautifification initiatives and educating and engaging our community on our mission to keep Mission Beautiful. Now therefore, we the city council of the city of Mission, Texas, do hereby proclaim the month of April as keep Mission Beautiful Month and encourage all residents to do their part in ensuring that the city of Mission continues to be a beautiful place for everyone to live, work, and play. We also invite the community to join us for our annual trash bash on Saturday, April 25th, 2026 at Lions Park. This is a citywide cleanup event where everyday heroes will come together to make a difference in our community. Proclaimed on this 14th day of April, 2026.

I'd like to make a motion to approve as read. And I also big shout out to our staff that work on this organization and to the board members because I know you all are going to be doing amazing things. Second. And now I'd like to invite um our chairman Mios to say a few words.

Well, thank you, mayor. Thank you, city council and and city managers. We're so grateful for the opportunity to work hand inand with each and every one of you guys. Uh it's been an eventful year. 2025 has been great for Keep Mission Beautiful and we couldn't have done it without your support and the residents of the city of Mission. Uh this backto-back silver award, it's it's something to really um glorify, I think, because not too many people get the chance to earn this silver star uh award in the state of Texas. But I can assure you that this upcoming year, we have a big vision and we're we're going for gold, right? So, uh we have an amazing We have an amazing group. Um, it's just we're so blessed, you know, and after after the last couple of years of really working together, I feel like this is the greatest organization that I've been a part of and I'm I'm just feel so lucky. So, I don't know if any of you guys want to say something additionally, but um, expect great things from Keep Mission Beautiful cuz that's what we expect from ourselves. So, thank you guys very much.

Thank you. Thank you. Anyone else? No. No. Mayor, I would like to encourage you to work with our mission chamber. I mean, I know you mentioned the houses. I mean, the residential, but I think it's so important for our mission community, our business community to work in trying to beautify their yards, their their buildings. I mean, and I would like to also encourage our planning and Sony not to ever bring us something. If you don't pay more emphasis on beautifification, on landscaping, cuz if you don't do it from the beginning, it's hard to fix it once they open for business. But, uh, I think you're doing an amazing job and I will go pick up trash, but I'll be out of town. But, thank you for doing a good job.

We're there in spirit. Okay. Um, so I do need a second. Second. Okay. There's a motion and a second to um accept the mission keep mission beautiful month uh proclamation. All in favor say I. I.

All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Thank you so much. And you guys do have an amazing group. Um I see you everywhere. Uh you participate with so many other events and and y'all are true team players. So, I I'm grateful for for you and for all the work that you do. So, we do have a proclamation for you. So,

don't go away.

Thank you. Amazing job. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you.

Welcome to participate. We invite everybody to participate. Okay. Uh, the next item is a proclamation for National Crime Victim's Rights Week.

Yes, Chief Torres. Hello. Good afternoon, city mayor and city council. My name is Teresa Martinez, and in honor of National Crime Victim's Rights Week, I would like to present our proclamation. Whereas crime affects individuals, families, and communities in profound and far-reaching ways, often leaving lasting physical, emotional, and social impacts. And whereas listening is a fundamental and essential component in supporting victims and survivors of crime, it requires the creation of safe and compassionate environments in which individuals are heard without judgment, believed without hesitation, and treated with dignity and respect. Whereas listening must be followed by action. action means providing traumainformed services, connecting victims to resources, strengthening partnerships, and working to remove barriers within systems. It means responding quickly and compassionately when someone reaches out for help. Whereas advocacy ensures the victim's rights are upheld and their voices are representative in the criminal justice process and beyond. It means standing alongside survivors as they navigate complex systems. Whereas the city of mission is hereby dedicated to strengthening victims and survivors in the aftermath of crime, building resilience in our communities and our victim responders and working for a better future for all victims and survivors. Now therefore, be it resolved that we, the members of Mission City Council on behalf of the citizens of Mission, do hereby proclaim this week of April 19 through 25, 2026 as crime victim's rights week. This proclamation reaffirms our commitment to developing connections, standing in solidarity with survivors, and creating a future where

healing and hope are accessible to everyone. Proclaimed on this, the 14th day of April, 2026. Mayor, I'd like to make a motion to approve proclamation as read. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the proclamation as read and presented. All in favor say I.

All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Hi, good afternoon everyone. Um, I would like to thank the agencies that are here with us today. Um, Chief Torres of course and thank you mayor, city council, city managers for uh recognizing national uh crime victim rights week and for your continued support on this uh um for this community. next week serve as an important reminder that behind every case number is a person, a family, and a story that deserves to be heard. On behalf of the Mission Police Department, Chief Torres and I, we would like to invite you and the community to join us for our event, our annual event on April 22nd, next week at 6 p.m. at the Mission Police Department parking lot. Together, we will honor survivors, raise awareness, and stand united in support of our victim's rights. We truly hope to see you there, and thank you again for your continued commitment to this important cause. Thank you.

Thank you. Thank you so much. Um, would anybody else like to say something, Chief? Anything? Yeah, Chief Thor's Mission PD, uh, Mayor and Council, thank you for giving us the opportunity to be out here. Uh the people behind me are very instrumental in in the uh aftermath of what we see with our victims of crimes day in and day out. So they're very special. Uh we can't thank them enough. So thank you all for being here and and thank you for the support.

Thank you. Okay, we'll go down for the picture. Okay, thank you. a second. I know we might be here because I don't know where this came into.

Thank you. Okay. Uh, the next item is the Boys and Girls Club quarterly report.

Mr. Vanessia, good afternoon, Mayor Council. I felt spring today, so yes, absolutely. Uh Rick Nessie the CEO of the Boys and Girls of a Mission here to talk about what's been going on the last quarter at the club and all I can say is what hasn't been going on. We are in the middle of everything pretty much. We just finished our athletic leagues and sponsored uh collaboration with Sherryland ISD and Mission uh CISD. Uh everything went amazingly. We had our first ever girls flag football tournament which was such a fun site to see. I'm just I'm a little sad that my daughter is a little too old to play now, but it was amazing to watch. Uh Sherland ISD and Miss CSD also provide all our meals for our after school program and our summer program. So, we are ever so thankful to those partnerships. We did just finish our Ross Dress for Less Help Kids Succeed uh campaign and it was through three stores are uh Palmhurst uh Sherry and Real Grand City. as we are expanding into Star County, we are partnering with a lot of more businesses up there in Stark County. Speaking of Star County, uh Lagorea's uh city of Lagria has secured a building for us. Uh we are looking to hopefully open up by the next this coming school year. So, that's something really big, you know, for our people of our county. We're also a part of a county prosperity task force that will focus on teens and young adults that have been kind of lost in the system, lost in the flesh. And so we're working on that, providing programs to help them, you know, find the dreams that that they have lost. You know, our our job at the club is to bring out dreams and to make sure that people can achieve anything that they can dream of. So that's one thing. Our friends at South Texas Health Systems just left, but it's this is something near and dear to us. They partnered with all the Valley clubs and every Boys and Girls Club of the Valley has received two AEDs to have at our clubs for situations that you know we never want to see happen. But as a

and I don't call myself a victim, but as a survivor and and somebody that battles heart failure, I know how how much that can change your life. So that was something really really big for us on that end. I did uh give you flyers for our summer program and our golf tournament which is May 16th at Sherry Golf Course. We sell out every year. This year we just announced that we're about halfway full. We are still looking for sponsors. Mr. Ramides

again it is such it's a great time. Uh we've got live music. We actually have a comedian that comes and roast the golfers on one of the tea boxes. So it is it is the best time you could have out there and and at the end it allows us to give our kids uh scholarships and uh we don't turn any child away but it's always better when our community supports the kids that and parents who can't afford our programming. Uh this next part is I talk about our staff all the time and how amazing they are and how the club functions because of them. So, I'd like to bring up uh Su Rodriguez and Amanda Rodriguez now. No relation.

They just have a good last name. So, if you'll indulge me, I I was at the Texas Alliance State Summit a couple weeks ago at at the awards lunchon and they got to their final award and I'd like to read what was said. It says, "Now for our final award, the rising star over Texas recognizes a club that has demonstrated significant growth, progress, and transformation. The this club showed a remarkable turnaround, displaying significant growth in accountability, communication, and grant compliance over the past year. After facing a multitude of challenges and struggles, the team restructured leadership, responsibilities, and committed to consistent improvement. Like a rising star over Texas, this club shows that dedication and perseverance lead to powerful progress. The 2026 Rising Star over Texas for Excellence and Improvement Award goes to the Boys and Girls Club of a Mission. And this is something that Suhei and Amanda and the rest of our staff uh are integral parts of. On another note, they also just following week, I think, uh they were awarded a United Way of South Texas Agency Speakers of the Year as well. So, we I I can't say enough about our staff and and the direction that our club is going in and thank you all for all the support and you know, we look forward to seeing everybody in the future.

Okay. Thank you so much, ladies. Anything you want to add? No. Okay. All right. Thank you so much. Uh there will not be a report from the Mission Economic Development Corporation. The team is on their way to San Antonio right now to some uh conference. Uh so the next item is departmental reports. Those were in our packets. Are there any questions or concerns, comments?

I move to approve the reports as presented to us. Second. There's a motion and a second to accept the departmental reports as presented. All in favor say I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Next item is citizens participation. Uh we don't have anybody signed up here.

Okay. Um next item is our um city council and city manager um comments. Miss Jessica, would you like to start? No comments. Thank you. Okay. No comments, ma'am. Nope. No comments there. No comments.

No comments. Okay. Um I do have a couple of uh comments. Um and um I Rick, we lost one of our our huge supporters today of Boys and Girls Club, Bob Norman. Um he was a member of our board for many many years. He worked at Texas State Bank for the longest time and then at PNC. But while he was here, he was one of our biggest supporters and donors. Um, so I'd like to just uh acknowledge his his uh efforts for Boys and Girls Club. Um, the other thing is I would like to introduce Mr. Eden Ramirez and he is our new uh attorney in well in-house attorney I'm going to call him. Uh so um he's already hit the ground running and he's done amazing uh already in less than a week. So thank you and welcome aboard. Thank you. Okay. Uh the other I do want to remind everyone of our joint meeting for um um mission EDC uh the TUR committee and council. I believe that's April the 25th from 9 to 12 and we'll be meeting at the um seed building on that Saturday morning. And that's all I have. JP.

Yes. Thank you, Mayor. I have a couple of uh events that are going to be going on this week and also next week. I want to invite our citizens to music at the park this Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Leo Pñena Placita Park. Also, uh the crime victim right awareness event uh next Wednesday, April 22nd at 6 PM uh just here across the street at Mission Police Department. Also, our Boys and Girls Club baseball opening ceremony on Wednesday, April 22nd at 6:00 p.m. at Leon Baseball Field and of course our trash bash event at Saturday, April 25th at from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Lions Park. That's all I have here.

Okay. Nothing on my end. Nothing on you. Okay. So, we're going to move on to public hearing. And uh first item is a um um request for a single family residential district R1 to a duplex residential district R2.

Mayor, city council. Good afternoon. The first case is a resoning from single family residential district to duplex forplex district. This is at the northeast corner of 10th Street and Holland Avenue in front in front of the Leo Marcel Elementary School. Soning is single family all around. There are some even though the Soning is single family all around. There is a sixunit apartment complex uh just east of this property. as a survey of the property. The the property is a clean is vacant and the applicant would like to build what was built to the east built here a triplex in each of each of the two lots. Photo from Holland and a photo from tent comprehensive plan staff recommends approval and there was nobody in opposition during the planning and zoning commission meeting and they recommended approval unanimously. Okay. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to this request? Anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? Are there any questions for staff?

Mayor, I would like to make a motion to approve the request from R1 to R2 as recommended by planning and zoning and uh staff. Second. Okay. There's a motion and a second to approve the resoning request. All in favor say I.

I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 50- 0. Next item. Mayor, that was ordinance uh 5795. I'm sorry, what was the number? 5795. Yes. 5795. Okay. Thank you. Next item.

Next item is a reszoning from single family residential district to office building district. This is a property facing the expressway 83 on the west side of Inspiration Road. A lot of those lots have been converted to commercial already. So, as you can see, a lot of the uh former houses have become a businesses. Um, some have C3 zoning. C2. This applicant is requesting C1 to convert a a house an existing house into an office purely in in line with the comprehensive plan. No opposition and uh the the planning board recommended approval unanimously.

Okay. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to this request? Anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? There any questions for staff? I would like to make a motion to approve the request zoning res from residential district R1 to office building district C1.

Second. There's a motion and a second to approve and adopt the ordinance number 5796 to reszone property from R1 to C1. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 5-0. Next item.

The next one is a down zoning from a duplex forplex district to single family residential district. This is for a subdivision that is under construction on the north side of on transfer on the east east side of transfer between transport and this is due to changing market conditions that the the applicant desires to make. turn the lots from lots for forplexes to lots for single family homes. So this is the subdivision phase one when the north side is under construction. I think it's like two months away from getting recorded.

Mhm. But the applicant desires to turn the lots uh for single family homes instead of a forplex. Okay. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? Good afternoon, member of the council, mayor, and um public. I came in here and I was a bit confused. I'm Maria Pñena Selenas and I own a area of 35, which is three acres. And I came to Anna and I said, "Hey, Anna." I said, "We're supposed to be on the agenda today." And she looked at me and I said, "Look." Well, there was a misprint on the agenda. Nothing was there. So I had a text and I said what is the situation here? So then uh they came and told me oh it was a misprint. I was ready getting ready to go that I was right and you guys were wrong. Again, I just said uh Pñena Selenas had come to you all and I was against this proposed reszoning of our precious agriculture um area from the beginning and I stated that our vibrant community has thrived in the foundations of agriculture for generations especially because it was beautiful beautiful uh ruby red uh grapefruit trees and I firmly believe that preserving this heritage heritage is essential for the well-being of our town. Now like Mr. Servant said and I've talked to him and both the city managers it's under construction. Okay. And then I had said okay well then you know have what's called master planning. Master planning go from uh beautiful 28 acres agriculture trees to R1 ones. Leave some trees make it ours. So they destroy 28 of our precious agriculture trees. And here that's all we're talking about beautifification. beautifification. I'm natural habitat. I have one acre and I already told you all I'm registered in the state of Texas with um what's called the the horn toads. Whether you all believe in them or not, I have them. So, in the

beginning, I said um leave the trees back now. So, they were going to build duplexes and apartments. So, then uh we have no water. So, if we're talking about keep Mission Beautiful, then the Compton Drive was um made uh to honor a national hero. We don't have even have a historical sign for Colonel Compton. So, uh the 12 foot um street was made under the direction of Martin GarcA myself, but it's only 12 ft. So, they said that was going to be under construction that they were not going to use the content wide. You should see how broken it is. And like Mr. Plata said, "Oh, you should go to planning and zoning." I did go to planning and zoning. I did tell him, "Guys, where's the fence?" It's like he had asked Mr. the other developer. No, put a fence so all the debris won't go out or put the black skirt. How come they didn't put a black skirt or a fence? My acres got all the trash, all the dust, all the khiche. I kept calling and calling them going, "Oh yes, um I have eight huge uh chili pikin trees that were all destroyed with the khaliche. I also had papaya trees that were also destroyed with the khalicha. So I kept saying, "Hey, come and sweep it. come and clean and come and do something. Nada. So now I have what's called uh Queen of the Nights. Right now we planted 50 Queen of the Nights and they have stopped their production since March the 3rd because I kept complaining. Now I'm going to recommend

Thank you for your time. Well, I'm still going to recommend that you all block any amendments until they put a fence or stop. It's not fair to me. I pay taxes. I'm doing everything right and the neighbors are doing everything wrong. And they need to rebuild the street from the two-mile line all the way through. They've destroyed it. They've destroyed it. Just like he may blat the uh extend the street, they need to d they need to redo all the content driving. It's not fair to me on my

Thank you. Okay. Thank you. Is there anyone else that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? Are there any questions for staff? Mayor, since this is something that is already in place, correct? So, I would like to approve recommend approval for the resigning request from a duplex forplex residential district to single family residential district as recommended by staff and planning and zoning committee.

Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the uh recommendation by staff uh to downgrade this area from R2 to R1. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. And that's ordinance number 5797.

Mayor um I'm sorry. I did talk to Mr. terasas cuz they building a house there by my by my house and I was very impressed how they have fans around it. There's no trash at all. There's no dirt, dirt, I mean like mud or anything on our street around there.

I think that's something that you need to pay attention or send our inspectors whenever they are building houses to make sure that they put a fence. I was very impressed and I even stopped it for the builder cuz I mean there's no trash at all. I mean and they have it before they started any construction they put a fence around the around the perimeter.

If you can text me the address I would like to check it out. Yes. 2113 POS. And I have a question mayor. Wait a minute. You're you're saying that it it was done. It was where I live mayor. I was very for they had I mean it was like about a 6 ft

I mean one of those chain like a chaining fence. Mhm. And um all around the perimeter there's no dur on the street or anything. I mean I just kudos to their builder. Okay. Uh so that's a requirement uh for part of the the the construction and it should have been done. I'm looking at a picture here that there is the required fencing around the property. Is has someone gone to check that?

Yes. So on camp there is a silk fence along along for phase one. It is there a a portion got knocked down. So it needs to be fixed but the silt fence is there

in the boundary of phase one which is the subdivision under construction. And before phase two gets started, they're going to put it around. So there's phase there's a the engineering group, they conduct inspections. So in the next uh inspection, they need to point out that part of the s fence got knocked out. So they just need to they just need to fix it.

Mayor, I have a question for um JP. I know that the street there on Compton was up for discussion about two years ago in reference to either repaving it or widening it a little bit. After the project is done and we look at all that, whose responsibility is that going to be? Is it going to be the builders that are down that street? Is it the city street? How is that going to work out?

So, there is a future development north uh that we're asking them to do a section of it. Okay. Of course, we would need to meet uh to that uh limit. So, we would have to bring it all the way to M 2 that uh if there's no development in between, we would have to the city do it on our own.

Okay. I would like to discuss that in a future workshop so that way it could be a completed project there. Yes, ma'am. Thank you. Okay. Um I don't remember who taking a vote. Do we I know we have a a motion and a second. Did we take a vote?

I believe no. Nope. Okay. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. And that was more than 579. 5797, right? Yeah. Okay. Item number 15

is a conditional use permit for a mobile food unit named Cafe Allegro. Uh this is at the site of the HV. So the applicant has an an approved mobile foot unit uh on Griffin Parkway just west of in of uh of Brian. So he's proposing to relocate to the HV site in front of in front of the HV to take advantage of the pedestrian traffic. And those are the the applicants. So the the request is in violation of the ordinance, but because they're relocating from an approved location, the planning and zoning commission recommended approval.

Okay. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to the conditional use permit for this mobile food unit? Please state your name and address for the record. Um Jonathan Morales and 2801 uh Woodro Street. So me, my name is Jonathan, this is Leslie. We're the owners of Cafegro and we've worked with the city um for the past year and a half. We've had our conditional use permit and we've recently been uh offered this opportunity by HB to station our our coffee trailer outside of their property to serve our local community. And to us, this is something huge because as a small business, uh this is just u an open opportunity to something uh different, right? It's like the next step to achieving that goal. And um we are just here um just to say hi this is this is us and well we hope uh we can get this uh relocation uh to serve our HB and the city of mission as well.

Thank you. Are there any other uh anyone else like to speak in favor in opposition? Are there any questions? I move to approve um the conditional use permit for a mobile food court unit cafe Allegro. Second.

There's a motion and a second to approve the conditional use permit for Cafe Allegro. Um ordinance ordinance number 5798. I have a quick question. So are there any variances that would apply? No.

You're just approving it and then we're going to relocate into this new location. Okay. Okay. And so we're going to Yes. The circle for for their project is going to he's going to move it a little bit. Move to the other one. Yeah. Just approving it because it's a relocation. He has a permit and he's just relocating.

Okay. All right. So, all in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. And again, that's ordinance number 5798. Next item. It's a conditional use permit to allow the construction of a swimming pool. uh uh no a pool house and this is at 1615 Heritage Lane. They're not in uh encroaching in any setbacks and no opposition from the neighbors. BNC recommended approval unanimously.

Okay. Uh is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to the request? Anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? Okay. Are there any questions for staff or comments or a motion?

I move to approve. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the conditional use permit to construct a pool house at 1615 Heritage Lane. That would be ordinance number 5799. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 5-0. Next item

is a conditional use permit for a bar um named Sidelines Bar and Grill. will replace the the former the former Lux Lounge which was next to Taboo on Sherry Road. That was uh so this this project will replace the former Lux Lounge and the place it has the signage already and it's been remodeled already to make it more of a sports team. uh we're requiring two licensed security officers a level two in line with the ordinance that is coming before you in in the later in the agenda. So uh the applicant is happy to do that and in uh no no issues with all those uh conditions no opposition from the neighborhood and planning and zoning commission recommended approval unanimously.

Okay. Okay. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to this request? Anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? Any questions for staff? May I move to approve?

Second. Okay. Um I do have a quick question before we take a vote. Um on the must have two level two licensed security guards uh officers. So that that ordinance is not in place as of yet, right? is is later on on your agenda.

Is there I would like to change and I don't know if this is possible, Mr. Lameidas, to change the language um to meet the licensed re uh security guard uh policies of the city instead of naming how many in case it changes throughout the the conditional use permit.

Yes, we can make that amendment to the motion. That's not a problem. And regardless, it would still be down by it as our as our rules change. Uh it'll change for everybody, too. But we can condition into that as well. Yeah, I think that would be better. Would that be okay to change? Is that okay? All right. So, um, all in favor say I.

I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. And that is ordinance number 5,800. Yes. Okay. 5800. Next item. This a renewal of a conditional use permit for a mobile food unit named Pepes Notch. This is on Griffin Parkway just east of Inspiration Road and we haven't had any issues with this business. They did some landscaping a year ago and uh we're recommending two years.

Okay. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to this request? Anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition? There any questions or comments? To approve. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the conditional use permit for um uh 1726 West Griffin Parkway as requested. All in favor say I. I.

All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. And that's ordinance number 5801. Next item is the ordinance that I was mentioning placing a requirements for uh licensed security officers for uh bars and nightclubs and also for event centers that sell alcohol or that are BYOB to require a level two uh sec licensed security officer for every 60 maximum occupancy. Uh the police chief is very supportive of this ordinance. It was approved by the ordinance review committee and planning and zoning commission. And so we u this will not apply to restaurants that have a bar component like a chili or a wings and greens is is a full-blown bar or nightclub that we will require. This from 8:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. Um and it doesn't matter how many people will be at the site is based on the maximum occupancy.

Okay. Okay. Okay. So, this is a public hearing. Is there anyone here that would like to speak in favor or in opposition to this u change or adoption of ordinance number 5802? Anyone here that would like to speak in reference to this ordinance? There any questions, comments?

I have a question. What's a level two? So, they're they're licensed. They go through training, but they're they they're not allowed to carry firearms. Okay. So this is a licensed security guard that does not carry a fire. Yes. And the chief can elaborate on on that but they have to go to training. Is there like a test?

Okay. Chief thought to Mission PD I'm uh very knowledgeable with this the security guard companies because they're uh through the DPS through the private security bureau and level two is officers security guards who have to take an exam. They have to do a background. They have to be vetted by DPS and approved by DPS through a program called TOPS. And then of course at level three are the officers, security guards who are uh licensed to carry a weapon and they also have to be go through a thorough background to the DPS and get vetted uh through them and take a written exam.

Okay. So it's at minimum a level two, right? That's Well, we do not want the level three. Correct. You do not want a level three. I I recommend it not, mayor, to have a level three because when you mix a weapon into alcohol establishments, uh we've seen it where officers get involved in the scuffle and sometimes they try to take the weapon away from the officer, much less a a guard that's not fully trained as a police officer.

So, just uh as an example, if a a police officer that is licensed to carry a a weapon was to do this security situation as a sideline job, He would just he would just not wear a weapon.

No, ma'am. This does not apply to police officers. Police officers are allowed to carry a weapon because they've had a lot of training through uh through the academy and talent experiences. So, if they're a licensed police officer, they would be allowed to to be the security officer and they would be allowed to wear a gun

weapon. I'm just I just want to be clear. Well, well, I don't allow officers uh to work in bars if the bar revenue is 51% of alcohol or more. So, we don't allow police officers to work in bars like that. Is that a mission policy? I'm sorry. Is that a is that a policy in the city of Mission or is that

it's throughout? It's a policy that best practice policy pushed that way. Okay. Uh and the reason because of the alcohol cells, but I don't like our officers working in bars. Uh period. Yes, I understand that and I agree. Uh, I just want to be clear, Mr. Jameid. Is it clear enough?

So, I'm looking at here. I just want to confirm this does not establish any criminal penalties for failure to comply with this ordinance. No, because that that would be a a city ordinance that that y'all are implementing. Okay. So, in this case, it's just going to be a requirement for correct that specific license. Yeah. It would be to the license to the city because uh we don't enforce house rules.

Yeah. So, I mean, you can move forward with it as it is. I'm okay with it. Um, just wondering I was wondering about that. Yes, sir. Okay. Thank you. All righty. Uh, is it May I have a motion? Um, mayor I make a motion to approve the adoption or the amendment of the code of ordinance appendix A related to security guards and bars and lounges and

second. Okay, there's a motion and a second to approve uh and adopt ordinance number 5802. All in favor say I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 5-0. Thank you. All right. Next item is consent agenda and those are items number 20 through 46.

Mayor, could we pull 45? Item 45. Item 45. Okay. And mayor, I'd like to also pull item number 44 for further discussion with staff and city managers. I didn't get the numbers. 44.

44. 40. And I have 45. And you have 45. Okay. So, mayor, I move to approve agend uh consent agenda items number 20 through 46 with the exception of 44 and 45. Okay. Uh and those that would carry uh ordinance numbers on

item 30 has a resolution number 2055 and item 39. Item 39 is resolution 2056 and then item 43 as well. Resolution 2057.

2057. Okay. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Okay. Item number 44. Chief. Chief. Yes, Mayor. Um item number 444. Obviously, it's um uh speed um humps that are being requested at uh or rumble strips that are being requested at the 500 to 700 block of Ramas Lane. We've done a speed operation there or several speed operations and uh we don't see an issue on that road. As far as traffic control, we met with the traffic safety committee on the 16th of March and their recommendation is rumble strips. Is this the one on west of Mayberry on north of two mile?

Yes. I know I have been approached by several of the individuals there. So I don't requesting a So if I may consume, we did a a traffic count and a surveillance team as you can see in your package and we didn't find any speeders or any any violations. So I met with chief and we feel confident on on not approving it.

Do we have any citizens uh approaches about it? How many want to do? We've got all those uh sir that uh signed the uh I can count them for you. Uh 2 4 6 8 9 10 12 14 16 by 17

out of how many? Well, they got the uh requirement from uh plan and zoning what they requested. Um are they requesting it themselves? I mean yes. And did they show up to the meeting or do y'all talk to them or

We had a couple that that showed up uh to the uh to the traffic safety committee on the uh 16 or the 19th of March. Can you just go over the process of of uh how this works? Um

what just the process on the on the request? So it takes a a um a petition from the neighborhood. Yes. And it goes through plan and zoning and they require that only property owners and not uh folks who rent to be able to sign this petition. And once uh we receive plan and zoning gives us a green light to conduct uh the uh traffic safety committee we the police department does a a survey to to give some data and um then the traffic safety committee either approves or not approve their recommendation and then uh I get with seed manager's office and we give our recommendation and bring it before the board and you all have the final decision whether to approve it or not to approve it. there.

So at this point uh what we have before us is the traffic committee is recommending the placing of rumble strips but um JP after doing your due diligence you're recommending a denial correct mayor. Yes. So I met with uh with chief, we drove the area and also I took the city engineer and based on his um studies, speed studies. Um no one was speeding. We had a surveillance vehicle checking the area and it didn't meet the requirements. That's why we feel comfortable in in denying it. Okay.

And I'd like to add that we we've conducted some traffic operations out there uh in the morning and in the evening when they've reported speeders. So we have stopped quite a bit of folks out there. Uh most of them in that area are for running a stop sign and not for actual speed. But uh we are still ongoing traffic operations to slow down the traffic. Uh meantime that you all make a decision whether you're going to approve this or not.

And how much do the rumble strips cost? uh approximately $1,000. Okay. So, I I don't have a problem um approving the rumble strips for the residents. It's a minimal cost and if it makes them feel better,

I make a motion. Okay, there's a motion to approve and a second to approve the rumble strips as requested um in the area of 500 to 700 block. All in favor say I.

I I Okay. Um motion carries 5-0. Next item 45. 45 is the same same issue. Mayor uh Res is requesting uh speed speed humps. Uh same process, same scenario. Um but this one is speed humps. So,

but I I wouldn't recommend the the strips again just uh because I do pass by there and I did get a lot of calls from there. It's a long drive there and some of the the residents were calling that, you know, they just moved to the neighborhood and it was they're very speeding and stuff. So, I think just to give them peace of mind, I would make a motion to approve as well.

But you're ask you're approving the rumble strips, not the humps. Rumble strips. I think the other one unless there's a low Oh, I think there is a low. I think so. Yeah, I think the rumble strips just to the rumble strips. Okay. See how it works. So, there is a motion to approve rumble strips. Is this is this something that we can do? Can we change? Okay. Um uh um for this particular location, 900 block of Pamela.

Is there a second? Second. There's a motion and a second to approve uh Rumble Strips at um Pamela. All in favor say I. All oppose say no. Motion carries 5. Next item. Thank you.

Thank you, Chief. Thank you, Chief. Chief, I think that's you, too. The next item. Oh, no. I'm sorry. We We didn't pull it. Sorry. Okay. All right. Uh, next item is approvals and authorizations. Uh, this is still public hearing. Is that correct?

No. No, it's not a public. Okay. You got confused from last time. So, we're not. Yes. So, this uh completes our uh public hearing. Uh so, it is now closed. So, we're moving on to approvals and authorizations.

Yes. So, this this property is on business 83 just west of the auto zone on Glascock and business 83. There's a vacant property just west and there's a proposed business but there is a temporary fire lane easement along the east side of the property that is hurting the development of the business. Uh the reason why that easement is there when the subdivision was developed the autoome property was not developed yet. So the alley didn't go all the way through after the after this subdivision the autoome property was developed and the alley goes through and so as because the alley connects all the way through that temporary fire easement is not needed anymore and I I consulted with the fire marshall and the fire department they have no objections and that's the proposed business uh for the property. So staff is recommending approval.

Okay. Uh are there any questions for Mr. Cvantes? And what we're doing is we're abandoning a a uh uh temporary fire lane easement that was placed prior to the development prior to the Autoone property uh development that completed the alley. because we have a complete alley that easement is not needed anymore.

Okay. All right. That makes sense. May I move to approve? Second. There's a motion and a second to approve ordinance number 5803. 5803. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously.

Thank you. Next item. Mayor Council, Mr. Second reading of ordinance number uh 2683 uh I'm sorry second reading of ordinance number amending ordinance number 2683 designating reinvestment zone number one city of mission Texas by extending the term of the mission redevelopment authority tax increment reinvestment zone number one and amending the city's tax increment contribution to the zone. So this is the second reading. We discussed this uh at one of our prior meetings for a reading and again this is to extend the TUR by 15 years with a down increment of 5% every year until the city's contribution reaches 50%. Staff and co-inum city managers recommend approval.

Okay. Are any questions? So is it two two hearings or how many are required? This is going to be the second hearing and the next time that we visit it'll be a final approval. But we still need a motion to approve. Yes. Correct. I move to approve the second reading of ordinance number amending ordinance number 2683.

Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the second reading of ordinance number uh 2683. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Next item, item number 49, approval of eth amendment to the interim administrative services agreement with the mission redevelopment authority and tur number one and the city of mission. The tur board of directors have approved an eth amendment uh on March 25th, 2026. The MRA and TUR will compensate the city of Mission $12,376 per month during the term of the agreement term. Uh this is going to be effective through September 30th, 2026. Staff and co-inum city managers recommend approval.

I move to approve, mayor. Second. There's a motion and a second to approve the eth amendment to the interim administrative services agreement with the um mission redevelopment authority tax reinvestment zone number one. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously.

Thank you. Next item. Good afternoon, mayor, council, council, and co-managers. This is authorization to extend the second and final one-year renewal option with Estrada Inosan company for municipal financial advisor services. This re this renewal will have no change in terms and conditions and fee structure. Uh this term will earn will run from March 30th 2026 through March 29 of 2027. staff and call interim city manager.

Intim City managers recommend approval. May I move to approve to extend the second and final one-year renewal. Second. There is a motion and a second to authorize to extend second and final one-year renewal with Estrada Inohosan Company. All in favor say I.

All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Thank you very much. Next item. Item 51 calls for the authorization to engage with Records Consultant, Inc. for physical fixed assets inventory services utilizing byboard contract 716-23 and tips contract 24093 in the amount not to exceed 47,500. As you're aware that our threshold for fixed assets was changed from 250 to 5,000. So, basically what what we're going to be doing is updating our fixed assets inventory and make certain that it's in align with our fixed assets in in in the books.

Okay. Uh staff and and and co- city managers recommend approval. I move to approve. Second. There's a motion and a second to authorize to engage records consultants as uh presented. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 5-0. Next item. Item number 52 calls for the authorization for staff to enter into negotiation with the SBN Hannah Solutions commercial real estate spir commercial global affiliates swas real estate group for real estate broker services. It was request for qualifications 26-285-3-2 and authorized co- city managed to execute contract incidents there too. Uh the city had previously authorized staff to solicit qualifications. Right. Four proposals were received and reviewed by the evaluation committee for this purpose with all proposals determined to be responsive. Based on the evaluation, SVN Hannah solutions spur commercial global and SWAT were identified as the highest ranked firms. Staff is requesting authoration authorization to enter into negotiations with this firms for the real estate broker services under RFQ 26285-302.

I move to approve. Here's a motion. Second and a second to authorize staff to enter into negotiations um with the three um entities mentioned. All in favor say I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. 50.

Thank you. Thank you. I don't think we have any unfinished business. Um the next item is executive session. Um may I have a motion to go into executive session, please? I so move. Second. There is a motion and a second to go into executive session pursuant to uh government code section 551.071. All in favor say I.

I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. Thank you.

I think that's enough to Okay. Yes, we're going to leave. So, uh, is there a motion to go back into open session? I so move. Second. There's a motion and a second to go into back into open session. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously. There are no other items uh on our agenda and I believe that there are no action on any of the uh executive session. Is that correct?

Yes. Actually, there there's going to be one on uh item number item number form number five to proceed as discussed in executive session. Mayor, I'd like to make a motion to proceed as discussed in executive session for items four and five. Second. There's a motion and a second to proceed as discussed on items four and five. All in favor say I. I. All oppose say no. Motion carries unanimously 30 and the meeting is adjourned at 7:28.

Yes. Yes. Okay. All right. 9:00 again. Mayor