CITIZEN INQUIRIES – NOT TO EXCEED 30 MINUTES Citizen inquiries are limited to 3 minutes per person, three speakers to a subject. Preference is given to speakers addressing agenda items. Responses are limited to a recitation of existing policy or a statement of specific factual information given in response to the inquiry. Any deliberation or decision by Council shall be limited to a proposal to place the subject on the agenda of a future meeting.
Workshop Consider approving Interlocal Agreement for Road Construction and Improvements for the FM 2854 Connector (Veterans Memorial Park Drive).
2. Executive Consider purchase of real property discussed on the September 13, 2017 Executive session. T. Woolley 3. Consider reappointment of positions on the Oscar Johnson, Jr. Community Center (OJJCC) Board. M. Riggens 4. Consider an appointment to the Oscar Johnson, Jr. Community Center (OJJCC) Board. M. Riggens 5. Consider approving city-wide bid renewals, state contracts awards, and sole source purchases. M. Riggens 6. Workshop Consider approving the Parks and Recreation Department Revenue Management Plan for 2018. M. Riggens 7. Workshop Consider approval of a Development Incentive Contract with Bauer-Pileco, Inc. D. Scheiner 8. Consider approval of monthly maintenance contract for Deison Technology Park. D. Scheiner 9. Workshop Consider awarding bid for North Thompson Pavers Repair Project. T. Woolley 10. Workshop Consider awarding bid to Buckalew Chevrolet for the purchase of two 2018 Chevrolet trucks to replace the two units lost during flood event at Wastewater Treatment Plant. N. McGuire 11. Workshop Consider approval of the sale of the Morbark 3600 Woodhog Machine to Texas Timber Resources LLC. N. McGuire 12. Workshop Consider awarding vehicles to various vendors based on low bid and best value bid award. S. Williams 13. Consider approval of delinquent collections services for McCreary, Veselka, Bragg, & Allen PC. 14. Council Meeting Minutes held September 27 and 28, 2017. S. Gorjón 15. Payment of statements. S. Williams
Oct 26, 2017 Meeting
CITIZEN INQUIRIES – NOT TO EXCEED 30 MINUTES Citizen inquiries are limited to 3 minutes per person, three speakers to a subject. Preference is given to speakers addressing agenda items. Responses are limited to a recitation of existing policy or a statement of specific factual information given in response to the inquiry. Any deliberation or decision by Council shall be limited to a proposal to place the subject on the agenda of a future meeting.
Workshop Consider approving Interlocal Agreement for Road Construction and Improvements for the FM 2854 Connector (Veterans Memorial Park Drive).
2. Executive Consider purchase of real property discussed on the September 13, 2017 Executive session. T. Woolley 3. Consider reappointment of positions on the Oscar Johnson, Jr. Community Center (OJJCC) Board. M. Riggens 4. Consider an appointment to the Oscar Johnson, Jr. Community Center (OJJCC) Board. M. Riggens 5. Consider approving city-wide bid renewals, state contracts awards, and sole source purchases. M. Riggens 6. Workshop Consider approving the Parks and Recreation Department Revenue Management Plan for 2018. M. Riggens 7. Workshop Consider approval of a Development Incentive Contract with Bauer-Pileco, Inc. D. Scheiner 8. Consider approval of monthly maintenance contract for Deison Technology Park. D. Scheiner 9. Workshop Consider awarding bid for North Thompson Pavers Repair Project. T. Woolley 10. Workshop Consider awarding bid to Buckalew Chevrolet for the purchase of two 2018 Chevrolet trucks to replace the two units lost during flood event at Wastewater Treatment Plant. N. McGuire 11. Workshop Consider approval of the sale of the Morbark 3600 Woodhog Machine to Texas Timber Resources LLC. N. McGuire 12. Workshop Consider awarding vehicles to various vendors based on low bid and best value bid award. S. Williams 13. Consider approval of delinquent collections services for McCreary, Veselka, Bragg, & Allen PC. 14. Council Meeting Minutes held September 27 and 28, 2017. S. Gorjón 15. Payment of statements. S. Williams