[A-1 Request that the City Council consider recognizing the following employees for their years of service and commitment to the City of Tyler. They represent 165 years of service with the City of Tyler. Michael Malone, Police Lieutenant IV, 30 years of service; John Rains, Fire Driver Engineer IV, 25 years of service; Dustin Goodwin, Fire Senior Captain II, 25 years of service; Michael Jordan, Groundskeeper, 25 years of service; Karen Reasoner, Accountant, 20 years of service; Claudia Rodriguez, Billing Supervisor, 20 years of service; Aaron Cockrell, PS Communications Supervisor, 20 years of Service]

ALRIGHT. WE HAVE SIX PEOPLE HERE WE'RE GOING TO RECOGNIZE THIS MORNING THAT REPRESENT 165 YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CITY OF TYLER, WHO? THE FIRST ONE WE HAVE IS MICHAEL MALONE, POLICE LIEUTENANT, 30 YEARS OF SERVICE. SERVING. I'VE KNOWN THIS GUY FOR A WHILE. I DON'T PUT MY HEAD ON EVERYBODY'S CHEST. I THINK JOHN WAS OVER THERE. I EXPECT.

YOU'RE NEXT. ALRIGHT. JOHN. RANGE, FIRE DRIVER, ENGINEER, 25 YEARS OF SERVICE. I THINK WE STARTED SOMETHING. THANK YOU, THANK YOU. ALRIGHT. JUSTIN GOODWIN, FIRE SENIOR CAPTAIN, FIRE DEPARTMENT, 25 YEARS OF SERVICE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR. ALRIGHT. KAREN REASONER, ACCOUNTANT, FINANCE 20 YEARS.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO. THANK YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH. NEXT WE HAVE CLAUDIA RODRIGUEZ, BILLING SUPERVISOR. 20 YEARS OF SERVICE. AND LAST. LAST WE HAVE AARON COCKRELL, COMMUNICATION

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SUPERVISOR, POLICE DEPARTMENT, 20 YEARS OF SERVICE.

YOU KNOW, WHEN YOU REALIZE 165 YEARS OF SERVICE, THAT'S A LONG TIME.

BUT ALSO WHEN EACH ONE OF THESE INDIVIDUALS GOT UP AND CAME UP HERE AND YOU SAW THE ENTHUSIASM AND THE PEOPLE THEY WORKED WITH, AND THAT'S REALLY IMPORTANT. IT'S IMPORTANT TO ALL OF US THAT YOU LOVE COMING TO WORK. YOU LOVE BEING HERE 20 YEARS, 25 YEARS. AND WE HOPE THAT YOU STAY ANOTHER 25 YEARS. THIS IS FOR 40. THANK YOU ALL FOR WHAT YOU DO. WE DO APPRECIATE Y'ALL.

[A-2 Request that the City Council consider recognizing the following baby for her months of service and commitment to the City of Tyler. She represents six months of service with the City of Tyler. Sofia Terrazas, Infants at Work IAW Participant, six months PRESENTATION P-1 Request that the City Council consider accepting the Gold Star Affiliate Award from Keep Texas Beautiful.]

THANK YOU. AND THEN WE HAVE ANOTHER AWARD. THIS IS PART OF THE BIG BRING YOUR BABY TO WORK PROGRAM, WHICH HAS BEEN EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL HERE IN TYLER. AND AND PART OF THE PROGRAM IS YOU YOU BRING YOUR BABY TO WORK AND, AND WE GO AND DO A PRESENTATION TO COUNCIL OR HAVE TO GO TO A MEETING. YOU LEAVE YOUR BABY IN THE OFFICE, YOU DON'T LEAVE THE BABY BY ITSELF. YOU LEAVE IT WITH YOUR COWORKERS AND THE BABY. IF THE BABY NEEDS HIS DIAPER CHANGED OR TO PLAY WITH OR WHATEVER. SO IT'S GREAT FOR THE PEOPLE THAT ARE IN THE OFFICE. IT'S GREAT FOR THE MOMS. WE HAVEN'T HAD ANY DADS IN THE PROGRAM YET. WE'RE HOPING WE HAVE ONE SOON, BUT TODAY THERE WE DID HAVE WE HAVE A GRADUATE THIS MORNING, SOPHIA THERESA'S INFANCY WORK PROGRAM, POLICE DEPARTMENT, SIX MONTHS OF SERVICE.

OKAY. SOMETIMES WE DO THIS AT WORK AND SOMETIMES IT DOESN'T WORK.

OH, ALRIGHT. YOU THINK I KNOW THAT AFTER SEVENTH GRADE KIDS. CONGRATULATIONS. THANK YOU. AND BEFORE WE GO BACK UP TO DO P1, WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A PICTURE WITH THE KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL MEMBERS. AND THEN WE'LL HAVE THE PRESENTATION.

YES OKAY. OKAY. YEAH. AND. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. LOVE IT. THANK YOU.

ALL RIGHT. SHE DIDN'T CRY. NO. ALRIGHT PETE ONE. GOOD MORNING. GOOD MORNING. MORNING. SO FOR

[P-1 Request that the City Council consider accepting the Gold Star Affiliate Award from Keep Texas Beautiful.]

30 YEARS KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL HAS ACTIVELY CONTRIBUTED TO THE WELL BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY.

EACH YEAR WE ENGAGE CITIZENS, EDUCATE THEM, ENCOURAGE ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN. ENHANCING TYLER'S SUSTAINABILITY. KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL. PROUDLY, PROUDLY RECEIVED SUPPORT AS AN AFFILIATE OF KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AND KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL. TODAY, WE ARE HERE TO ASK THE CITY, THE COUNCIL, TO ACCEPT THE 19TH CONSECUTIVE GOLD STAR AFFILIATE AWARD,

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RECOGNIZING OUR COMMITMENT TO BEAUTIFICATION, LITTER REDUCTION AND RECYCLING TO ACHIEVE GOLD STAR STATUS WITH KEEP TYLER OR KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL, ORGANIZATIONS MUST FULFILL THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS. PAY ANNUAL DUES. SUBMIT AN ANNUAL REPORT THAT INCLUDES ADDITIONAL SUPPLEMENTAL QUESTIONS. HOST AT LEAST ONE COMMUNITY EVENT PER YEAR. OBTAIN A LETTER OF SUPPORT FROM AN ELECTED OFFICIAL. COMPLETE AT LEAST OF THE AT LEAST ONE OF THE FOLLOWING. PARTICIPATE IN THE AFFILIATE MENTORSHIP PROGRAM AS A MENTOR. ATTEND 12 HOURS OF APPROVED TRAINING THROUGH KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL AND KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL. MAINTAIN GOOD STANDING WITH KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL, WE PREPARED A QUICK PRESENTATION TO GIVE AN OVERVIEW OF OUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR 2024. WE HOPE YOU WILL SEE HOW MUCH WE EXCEED THESE EXPECTATIONS. IN 2024. KEEP KEEP. TYLER. BEAUTIFUL.

CONTINUED PRIORITIZING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND AND EDUCATION AND LITTER ABATEMENT.

THE GREAT TYLER CLEANUP POSTED 500 VOLUNTEERS AND COLLECTED OVER 2,800 POUNDS OF TRASH IN 19 DIFFERENT LOCATIONS ACROSS THE CITY. THE ADOPT A SPOT PROGRAM ENGAGED NEARLY 2000 VOLUNTEERS, REMOVING MORE THAN 10,000 POUNDS OF LITTER THAT FROM AN ESTIMATED 430 MILES OF ROADWAY, 850 ACRES OF GREEN SPACE. THIS INCLUDES OUR THREE TYLER COLLEGE CAMPUSES, 19 PARKS AND 46 STREETS ADOPTED BY LOCAL BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND GROUPS. WE ALSO CONTINUED OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH ANDREWS DIVERSIFIED TO REMOVE LITTER FROM 116 MILES OF ROADWAY ON A BI MONTHLY BASIS. THIS PROGRAM HELPS TO CLEAN HIGH TRAFFIC AREAS AND PROVIDES JOB TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIALIZED NEEDS. OUR BEAUTY IN THE BOX PROGRAM, STARTED IN 2016, WRAPPED SEVEN BOXES IN 2024 AND CELEBRATED ITS 100TH BOX WRAPPED IN JANUARY THROUGH PROJECT DAFFODIL. WE SOLD OVER 16,000 DAFFODIL BULBS TO BE PLANTED ACROSS SMITH COUNTY AND SURROUNDING AREAS, INCLUDING A COUPLE WHO COMES EVERY YEAR FROM DALLAS TO BUY BULBS FROM US. WE ALSO CONTINUED TO OFFER TEXAS NATIVE WILDFLOWER SEEDS TO SUPPORT POLLINATOR FRIENDLY PLANTING IN THE COMMUNITY. THE SEVENTH ANNUAL PARK SERVICE DAY ENGAGED 200 VOLUNTEERS TO REVITALIZE THE SENIOR CENTER AND FUND FOREST PARK.

VOLUNTEERS PAINTED THE INTERIOR OF THE CENTER, REVAMPED THE FLOWER GARDENS, TRIMMED TREES, AND HELPED MAKE THE PARK MORE INVITING WITH VOLUNTEER ASSISTANCE. A PAINT BY NUMBER MURAL WAS COMPLETED ON THE FUND FOR RESTROOM. SINCE 2019, KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL MURAL PROGRAM HAS GROWN TO 21 MURALS AND 2024 ALONE. WE ADDED FOUR NEW MURALS, INCLUDING TWO SOCCER FIELDS, LINDSEY PARK SOCCER FIELD, RESTROOMS, SOUTHSIDE PARK RESTROOM, AND THE COMMUNITY MURAL AT PARK SERVICE DAY THAT WE COMPLETED. THESE PROJECTS CONTINUE TO EXPAND PUBLIC ART AND TYLER AND INVOLVE VOLUNTEERS FROM ACROSS THE COMMUNITY. WE BEGAN PROMOTING THE RECYCLE TRAILER, WHICH WAS FEATURED AT THE SCHOOL AS COOL EVENT AT W.T. BROOKSHIRE CONFERENCE CENTER. USING THE TRAILER, WE COLLECTED A FULL TRAILER, WHICH IS FOR RECYCLING BINS FULL OF CARDBOARD, SO WE SAVE THAT. SO THAT WAS PRETTY INCREDIBLE. IN NOVEMBER, WE HOSTED THE ANNUAL TYLER RECYCLES DAY ASSOCIATION WITH AMERICAN RECYCLES DAY. THANKS TO OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH SOLID WASTE, ARKLATEX SHREDDING AND INTERSTATE BATTERY, WE COLLECTED OVER 8,000 POUNDS OF RECYCLING IN JUST FOUR HOURS. WE HOSTED THE THIRD ANNUAL RECYCLED ART CONTEST, WHICH RECEIVED 30 SUBMISSIONS ON THE THEME FLORA AND FAUNA, AND WAS RECOGNIZED AT THE GREAT TYLER CLEANUP IN APRIL. OUR CHRISTMAS TREE RECYCLING PROGRAM ALLOWED LOCAL FISHERMEN AND WILDLIFE GROUPS TO REUSE NATURAL TREES AND AROUND THE COMMUNITY AND PUT THEM IN LAKES AND PONDS. AND THEN WE ALSO PARTNER CONTINUED OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH CALDWELL ZOO TO COLLECT STRING LIGHTS FOR THE LIGHTS FOR LIONS. PROGRAMS SUPPORTING AFRICAN LION CONSERVATION IN THEIR NATURAL HABITAT. ADDITIONALLY, WE HOSTED SEVERAL TOURS AT THE DOWNTOWN RECYCLING CENTER, GIVING STUDENTS AND ADULTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN ABOUT THE RECYCLING PROCESS AND THE POSITIVE IMPACT THAT CAN MAKE BY VISITING THE CENTER AND

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BUILDING LASTING RECYCLING HABITS. AS A OBESITY USA AFFILIATE SINCE 2019, KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL EDUCATES THE COMMUNITY ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF POLLINATORS. WE KICKED OFF POLLINATOR WEEK DURING THE LAST WEEK OF JUNE, WITH VIRTUAL EVENTS AND A BOOZE AND BREWS TRIVIA NIGHT AT EAST TEXAS BREWING. THE WEEK CONCLUDED WITH V-DAY IN THE GARDEN, WHICH WAS OUR FIRST HOSTED AT THE GOODMAN SINCE THEIR RELOCATION IN JUNE. THIS EVENT FEATURED LOCAL VENDORS, SPEAKERS, AND INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES, WITH VOLUNTEERS AND ATTENDEES ENJOYING THE NEW SETUP AMONG THE BEAUTIFUL TREES WHILE LEARNING ABOUT NATIVE PLANTS, TREES, AND BEEKEEPING. SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF 2020 FOR OUR YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE CONTINUES WITH FIVE MEMBERS AGES 16 THROUGH TO 23, VOLUNTEERING AT EVERY KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL EVENT AND EVEN PARKS EVENTS AS WELL ACTIVELY PARTICIPATING IN ARBOR DAY GREAT TYLER CLEANUP, PARK SERVICE DAY, TYLER RECYCLES DAY AND ONE OF MY FAVORITES AT THE ZOO. A LOT OF FUN. WE ARE PROUD THAT ONE OF OUR YOUTH ADVISORY MEMBERS WAS SELECTED AS A YOUNG TEXAN AMBASSADOR WITH KEEP TEXAS BEAUTIFUL IN 2024. IT'S A MILESTONE ACHIEVEMENT FOR OUR PROGRAM, BUT ALSO ONE OF OUR GOALS FOR OUR MASTER PLAN WITH KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL. WE ALSO REACHED MORE THAN 3000 YOUTH THROUGH VARIOUS EVENTS, INCLUDING ALL SAINTS CAREER DAY, TYLER PUBLIC LIBRARY SUMMER KICKOFF, FALL FEST, AND BOO AT THE ZOO TOURS AT THE DOWNTOWN RECYCLING CENTER. EDUCATED OVER 50 YOUTH AND RECYCLING PRACTICES. IN 2024. KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL VOLUNTEERS LOGGED OVER 11,000 HOURS, VALUED AT NEARLY $389,000. KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL PARTNERED WITH SOLID WASTE DIRECTOR LEROY SPARROW ON THE ROSES AND WEEDS PODCAST TO DISCUSS RECYCLING INITIATIVES IN TYLER. THE EPISODE HIGHLIGHTED WAYS THE COMMUNITY CAN PARTICIPATE IN RECYCLING, SHARED UPDATES ON LOCAL PROGRAMS, AND OFFERED PRACTICAL TIPS FOR MAKING A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT, ESPECIALLY FOCUSING FOCUSING ON HOW TO MAINTAIN RECYCLING HABITS. WHILE CURBSIDE SERVICES WERE PAUSED. LOOKING AHEAD, THE GENEROSITY OF OUR SPONSORS, CITY LEADERS, BOARD MEMBERS AND INCREDIBLE VOLUNTEERS IS WHAT MAKES THIS IMPACT POSSIBLE. IN AUGUST, WE CELEBRATED TYLER BEAUTIFUL'S 30TH ANNIVERSARY AND REFLECTING ON THAT MILESTONE, I'VE SEEN JUST HOW FAR WE'VE COME. THIS PROGRAM IS NOT ONLY VITAL TO OUR COMMUNITY, BUT ALSO DEEPLY MEANINGFUL TO OUR VOLUNTEERS WHO DEDICATE THEIR TIME AND ENERGY. I LOOK FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO ADVANCE SUSTAINABILITY, BEAUTIFICATION AND YOUTH ENGAGEMENT IN TYLER FOR YEARS TO COME. THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT AND FOR CONSIDERING ACCEPTANCE OF OUR 19TH CONSECUTIVE GOLD STAR AFFILIATE AWARD. THANK. YOU. KNOW, IT'S A GREAT NUMBER ONE. IT'S A GREAT PRESENTATION. I'M NOT SURE IF Y'ALL DID ENOUGH. JUST KIDDING. IT'S AMAZING WHAT YOU ALL DO. AND AND I GUESS LAST SATURDAY WE'RE AT GLEN FOREST. AND WHEN I WAS TALKING ABOUT ENTHUSIASM A MINUTE AGO WITH EMPLOYEES, THE ENTHUSIASM WITH THE VOLUNTEERS THAT COME TO CLEAN UP PARKS IS PHENOMENAL.

AND IT TAKES EVERYBODY PITCHING IN TOGETHER TO MAKE IT ALL WORK. SO THANK YOU TO THE BOARD MEMBERS. THANK YOU FOR FOR WHAT YOU'RE DOING. IT'S A GREAT PROGRAM. KEEP IT UP. THANK YOU

[Z-1 S25-003 TAE WAN PARK (3521 SOUTH BROADWAY AVENUE) Request that the City Council consider adoption of an Ordinance for a Special Use Permit to allow for a food park.]

SIR. ALL RIGHT. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO ONE. KYLE. GOOD MORNING MAYOR COUNCIL. GOOD MORNING.

MORNING. FIRST ITEM WE HAVE TODAY IS THE ONE WHICH IS A REQUEST FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW FOR A MOBILE FOOD TRUCK PARK LOCATED AT 3521 SOUTH BROADWAY AVENUE. THIS IS JUST SOUTH OF AMHERST AND BROADWAY. THE PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY ZONED C1 LIGHT COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. IT'S CURRENTLY DEVELOPED. IT HAS A RESTAURANT ON ON THE PROPERTY AS WELL AS. PARKING FOR FOR THAT FACILITY. SURROUNDING PROPERTIES ARE ZONED C1 LIGHT COMMERCIAL AND ARE GENERALLY DEVELOPED WITH COMMERCIAL USES, AND THEN TO THE WEST IS R1, A SINGLE FAMILY DEVELOPED WITH A SINGLE FAMILY HOME. THIS IS THE THE PROPERTY YOU SEE HERE.

THAT'S THE OLD SHOGUN RESTAURANT, BUT THERE'S CURRENTLY THE EXCHANGE RESTAURANT OR BAR AND LOUNGE THAT'S INSIDE THE THE STRUCTURE THERE. BUT TODAY THE APPLICANT

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IS REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO ALLOW FOR THE FOOD TRUCK PARK. SO LIKE I MENTIONED, THE PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY ZONED C1, WHICH IS OUR LIGHT COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. ONE OF THE BIG FACTORS WITH BETWEEN C1 OR LIGHT COMMERCIAL VERSUS OUR OTHER COMMERCIAL AREAS ARE THAT C1 RESTRICTS ANY OUTDOOR ACTIVITY OR SALES OR DISPLAY OF MERCHANDISE, BECAUSE TYPICALLY A C1 IS CLOSER TO A RESIDENTIAL AREA. AS A NEIGHBORHOOD. COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. ALSO, IT'S THEY'RE ALL SMALLER LOTS, SO THERE MIGHT OR MIGHT NOT BE A LOT OF PARKING AREAS THAT MIGHT ACCOMMODATE OUTDOOR ACTIVITY. THE UDC DOES ALLOW FOR FOR THE UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT CODE, DOES ALLOW FOR FOOD TRUCK VENDORS TO BE WITHIN THE C1 DISTRICT ONLY IF THEY'RE OPERATING WITH A WITHIN AN APPROVED FOOD TRUCK PARK. AND SO THAT FOOD TRUCK PARK REQUIRES A SPECIAL USE PERMIT TO OPERATE. AND THAT'S WHERE THE CITY COUNCIL CAN TAKE A MORE SITE SPECIFIC LOOK OR EVALUATION OF THE SPECIFIC PROPERTY AND WHETHER IT'S SUITABLE FOR THAT, THAT ACTIVITY, THAT OUTDOOR ACTIVITY. AND SO THAT'S WHAT'S BEING REQUESTED. HERE IS THE FOOD TRUCK PARK, UP TO NINE FOOD TRUCKS OR TRAILERS, WHICH YOU SEE THERE ON THE SCREEN, WHICH SHOWS THEIR PROPOSED LAYOUT AT THE WEST END OR THE THE REAR OF THE PROPERTY. THIS PROPERTY WAS APPROVED IN 2023 FOR A FOOD TRUCK PARK, UP TO EIGHT UNITS OR FOOD TRUCKS AND TRAILERS THAT HAS SINCE EXPIRED. THAT IS APPROVED FOR A ONE YEAR PERIOD. OUR. OUR UNDERSTANDING IS THAT THERE WAS A LACK OF CONSISTENCY IN GETTING ENOUGH VENDORS TO OPERATE AT THE SAME TIME, AND SO IT'S IT'S UNCLEAR AS TO WHAT THE, YOU KNOW, THE, THE FULL EFFECT OR IMPACT MIGHT, MIGHT BE OF A FOOD TRUCK PARK IN THAT SCALE BECAUSE THE APPLICANT OR THEY WERE NEVER ABLE TO KIND OF ACHIEVE THAT, THAT CRITICAL MASS. BUT SO THEY ARE REQUESTING TO HAVE UP TO NINE UNITS THERE. THEY DO HAVE A SHARED PARKING AGREEMENT WITH THE THE PROPERTY TO THE NORTH.

IT'S ALSO A COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACE. AND THEY DO HAVE AN AGREEMENT TO USE THAT FOR PARKING. I KNOW BACK IN 23 WHEN THIS CAME UP, THE ONE OF THE CONCERNS WAS ADEQUATE PARKING FOR FOR FOOD TRUCK PARK WITH WITH THE RESTAURANT AS WELL. AND SO THEY THEY DO HAVE, AS YOU SEE THERE, PARKING SPACES AND THEN THEY HAVE OTHER OPTIONS. ON THE SCREEN HERE.

THIS JUST IS MEANT TO ILLUSTRATE MAYBE A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT YOU MIGHT SEE VERSUS WITH A FOOD TRUCK, YOU HAVE A STANDALONE OPERATION AS YOU SEE THERE ON THE LEFT, AND THEN A FOOD TRUCK PARK OR OR FOOD COURT ON THE RIGHT SIDE THERE, WHICH IS WHAT THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING TO DO. AND SO WITH WITH THAT, ANY SPECIAL USE PERMIT APPROVAL FOR FOOD TRUCK PARK SHOULD BE MORE, MORE IN LINE WITH WHAT YOU'RE SEEING THERE ON THE RIGHT, WHERE THERE ARE MULTIPLE TRUCKS OPERATING AT ONE TIME. IT CREATES THAT THAT ENVIRONMENT, UNLIKE THE ONE ON ON THE LEFT SIDE, WHICH YOU MIGHT SEE IN A MORE. INTENSE COMMERCIAL AREA THAT HAS LARGE PARKING LOTS, A LITTLE BIT MORE SPREAD OUT, MORE, MORE ROOM TO CIRCULATE THOSE, THOSE SITES ON ON THE RIGHT SIDE, THERE IS TYPICALLY WHAT YOU'D SEE IN A FOOD TRUCK PARK WHERE THERE'S MULTIPLE TRUCKS OPERATING AT ONE TIME. AND AND WITH THE SPECIAL USE PERMIT, THERE CAN BE CONDITIONS PLACED ON THAT, NOT JUST THE MAXIMUM NUMBER, WHICH IS WHAT THEY'RE ASKING FOR UP TO NINE, BUT ALSO YOU CAN PLACE A MINIMUM NUMBER AS WELL TO TRY TO ACHIEVE THAT, THAT ENVIRONMENT THERE. THIS IS SOME PICTURES OF THE LOCATION AS IT EXISTS TODAY. THE THE PROPERTY DOES HAVE A COMMISSARY APPROVED FOR FOOD TRUCKS. SO THAT'S WHY YOU DO SEE SOME TRAILERS PARKED OUT THERE RIGHT NOW. THEY ARE THEY'RE ABLE TO BE PARKED THERE SINCE THAT IS THEIR COMMISSARY. THEIR REQUIREMENT TO STAY THERE. BUT AS IT STANDS RIGHT NOW, THEY'RE NOT ABLE TO OPERATE FROM THAT LOCATION. THEY CAN JUST BE STORED THERE AND USE THAT AS THEIR BASE OF OPERATIONS. THE NOTICES THAT WERE SENT OUT TO NEIGHBORS, NONE WERE RETURNED IN FAVOR OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE REQUEST OF SPECIAL USE PERMIT. THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CONSIDERING THIS ITEM, THEY VOTED 6 TO 1 TO APPROVE THE THE REQUEST FOR A SIX MONTH PERIOD OF TIME, SUBJECT TO THE SITE PLAN THAT I SHOWED EARLIER. AND.

AND WITH THAT I'LL TAKE ANY QUESTIONS. SO WHAT DID STAFF RECOMMEND. SO STAFF WHEN WE

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EVALUATED IT WE WE RECOMMENDED DENIAL BASED OFF THE PROPOSAL WAS NOT NOT IN LINE WITH WHAT YOU MIGHT SEE WITH A TYPICAL FOOD TRUCK PARK WHERE YOU HAVE THAT MINIMUM SET NUMBER OF TRUCKS OPERATING. IF IT'S 1 TO 9, THAT'S THAT'S NOT REALLY IN THE INTENT OF THE FOOD TRUCK.

ORDINANCE THERE. THE IF THE APPLICANT WAS PROPOSING SOMETHING MORE TO THE NINE OR 2 TO 5 OR SOME KIND OF MINIMUM TO TRY TO ACHIEVE WHAT YOU SEE THERE ON THE RIGHT, THEN THAT THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN A CONSIDERATION. OKAY, OKAY. WITH THE C1 ZONING DESIGNATION, NOTHING CHANGES HIM FROM BEING ABLE TO OPERATE THE RESTAURANT OR THE BAR OR ANYTHING INSIDE.

WHETHER THE SVP IS APPROVED OR DENIED. CORRECT? CORRECT. SO IF WE WERE TO NOT RENEW THE SEP, HE COULD STILL DO WHAT HE IS CURRENTLY DOING INSIDE. THAT'S CORRECT. AND YOU MENTIONED THAT THE PRIOR SVP EXPIRED. WHEN DID THAT EXPIRE? WELL, IT WAS APPROVED FROM JANUARY FOR ONE YEAR AFTER JANUARY 2023. SO IT WOULD HAVE BEEN JANUARY 24TH. CORRECT. SO WHAT HAS HE BEEN DOING SINCE JANUARY OF 24 OPERATING. THEY THEY DID HAVE THEY WEREN'T OPERATING FOOD TRUCKS OR AT LEAST ONE FOOD TRUCK ON THE SITE AFTER THEY WERE NOTIFIED OF, YOU KNOW, THE EXPIRATION. I THINK THERE MAY HAVE BEEN A MISUNDERSTANDING ON ON WHAT THEY COULD AND COULDN'T DO WITHOUT THE APPROVAL. AFTER THEY WERE THAT WAS CLARIFIED. THEY THEY DIDN'T CEASE OPERATION OF FOOD TRUCKS AT ANY POINT IN TIME. HAS HE EVER HAD 8 OR 9 FOOD TRUCKS ON THERE? NOT TO MY KNOWLEDGE. SO THE FOOD TRUCKS, AGAIN, JUST FOR CLARIFICATION, WOULD BE IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BARN AND ALL OF THAT. THAT'S CORRECT. EVEN WITH THE COMPLAINTS AND THE NOISE AND THE FIGHTING THAT THEY'VE HAD. THAT'S CORRECT. YEAH. I THINK OUR IT'S UNKNOWN AS TO WHETHER THE, YOU KNOW, THE ASSAULTS OR THE DISTURBANCES, NOISE ISSUES ARE RELATED TO THE FOOD TRUCK PARK BECAUSE THEY HAVE NOT REALLY HAD THAT CHANCE TO GET TO THAT, THAT SCALE. IT MAY BE MORE IN LINE WITH WHAT'S GOING ON ELSEWHERE ON THE PROPERTY. YOU KNOW, I DON'T HAVE ANY CARDS ON THIS ITEM. IS THE APPLICANT HERE? IS ACTING HERE TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM TO ADDRESS THE QUESTIONS FROM THE COUNCIL. EVIDENTLY NOT. I MAKE A MOTION TO DENY THE SECOND. GOT A MOTION BY SECOND BY NICHOLS. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR DENYING Z1? SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. Z1 IS DENIED Z2. THIS IS A REQUEST FOR A

[Z-2 Z25-020 OLVI LANDAVERDE (3101 SHAW STREET) Request that the City Council consider adoption of an Ordinance approving a zone change from R-1A, Single-Family Residential District to R-1D, Single-Family Detached and Attached Residential District.]

ZONE CHANGE FROM R1. A SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R1. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL, ATTACHED AND DETACHED DISTRICT. THIS IS AT SHAW STREET AND BENTON AVENUE. THIS IS THE REQUEST HERE IS TO ALLOW THE THE EXISTING PROPERTY TO. ESSENTIALLY BE SUBDIVIDED INTO.

MIGHT MAKE A LITTLE BIT MORE SENSE HERE. AS YOU SEE THE PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY DEVELOPED WITH FOUR STRUCTURES AND FOUR HOMES ON THE LOT. I THINK IT'S BEEN THAT WAY FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. AND SO THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING TO. REZONE TO R1 TO ALLOW THE EACH HOME TO BE ON A SEPARATE LOT THAT WILL NEED ZONING THAT THEY CAN THEY CAN REQUEST TO ACCOMMODATE. THAT WOULD BE OR R1 D WHICH HAS MINIMUM LOT SIZES OF 3000FT■!S. THE SURROUNDING PROPERTIES ARE GENERALLY DEVELOPED WITH SINGLE FAMILY HOMES. R-1A THERE IS. THERE ARE LOTS TO THE EAST, AND THEN AND THEN THERE'S TWO FAMILY FURTHER DOWN SHAW STREET, ACROSS THE STREET TO THE SOUTH IS A TYLER ISD FACILITY. AGAIN, AS YOU SEE HERE, THIS THEY WEREN'T DEVELOPED AT SOME POINT WHEN WHEN THEY CAN HAVE MULTIPLE HOMES ON ON THE LOT. THAT'S SINCE CHANGED. BUT THE APPLICANT DOES PLAN TO SUBDIVIDE EACH HOME ONTO INDIVIDUAL LOT SO THEY CAN BE INDIVIDUALLY OWNED AND AND OCCUPIED POTENTIALLY. WE HAVE LOOKED AT THE THE PROPOSED PLAN TO TO TO SUBDIVIDE THAT. IT DOES APPEAR TO MEET ALL THE OTHER REQUIREMENTS FOR THOSE STRUCTURES. AND THEN THE MAIN THING IS THE ZONING AND THE MINIMUM LOT SIZE REQUIREMENT.

AND SO THIS WOULD HELP THEM IN THAT EFFORT OF THE NOTICES THAT WERE SENT OUT, NUMBER RETURNED IN FAVOR OR IN OPPOSITION. AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS APPROVAL. ANY

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QUESTIONS FOR KYLE? SO MOVED. SECOND, I GOT A MOTION BY HOPKINS. SECOND, ANY FURTHER

[Z-3 Z25-021 LETC VENTURES LLC (422 REEVES STREET) Request that the City Council consider adoption of an Ordinance approving a zone change from R-1B, Single-Family Residential District to R-2, Two-Family Residential District.]

DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. MOTION CARRIES C3. SINCE A REQUEST FOR A ZONE CHANGE FROM R&B SINGLE FAMILY TO TWO FAMILY ON 422 REEVES STREET, THE APPLICANT IS REQUESTING THE ZONE CHANGE TO EITHER DEVELOP A DUPLEX ON THE LOT OR TO ADD A GARAGE APARTMENT FOR A HOME WITH A GARAGE APARTMENT. THIS WILL ALLOW MORE FLEXIBILITY ON ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPERTY. IT'S CURRENTLY ZONED R1 BE. SURROUNDING PROPERTIES ARE MULTIFAMILY AND INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL. THERE ARE A MIXTURE OF OF DEVELOPMENTS IN THIS AREA.

THERE'S DUPLEXES, QUADPLEXES AND AND MORE. THIS PROPERTY WAS ACTUALLY. DOWN ZONED R1 RECENTLY. AND SO THE APPLICANT IS ASKING REZONING IT BACK TO SOMETHING A LITTLE BIT MORE IN LINE WITH WHAT YOU SEE IN THAT AREA. THE FUTURE LAND USE GUIDE IDENTIFIES IT AS SINGLE FAMILY, MEDIUM LOW. THAT'S WHEN AMENDED TO SINGLE FAMILY, SINGLE FAMILY ATTACHED BECAUSE OF THE POSSIBILITY THAT HAVING A DUPLEX OR A GARAGE APARTMENT IN THE BACK. YOU SEE HERE A SINGLE FAMILY HOMES. THERE ARE SOME WAREHOUSES AND VACANT LOTS IN THE AREA, AND THEN FURTHER TO THE WEST THERE ARE SOME TWO FAMILY, FOUR FAMILY, A MIXTURE OF OF HOUSING TYPES ALONG GREEN STREET. OF THE NOTICES THAT WERE SENT OUT, NONE WERE RETURNED IN FAVOR OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE REQUEST, AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION, BY UNANIMOUS VOTE RECOMMENDS APPROVAL. ANY QUESTIONS FOR COUNCIL? SO MOVED. SECOND. MOTION BY HAWKINS. SECOND BY WINN. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. MOTION CARRIES. IS

[Z-4 Z25-022 REGINALD JENKINS (1310 AND 1314 CLAUDE STREET) Request that the City Council consider adoption of an Ordinance approving a zone change from R-MF, Multi-Family Residential District to R-1D, Single Family Detached and Attached Residential District.]

THAT IT? ONE MORE. I THINK SO. THIS IS A REQUEST FROM MULTIFAMILY TO R1. SINGLE FAMILY, ATTACHED AND DETACHED. IT'S FOR TWO LOTS ON BOND STREET. SURROUNDING PROPERTIES ARE IN GENERALLY ZONED MULTIFAMILY AND SINGLE FAMILY, BUT THEY ARE DEVELOPED WITH SINGLE FAMILY HOMES OR OTHERWISE OR OTHERWISE UNDEVELOPED. AS YOU SEE HERE, THESE LOTS ARE RATHER SHALLOW. THEY CANNOT BE DEVELOPED ON AS AS WITH ZONING BECAUSE OF THE REQUIRING SETBACKS. THEY DO PLAN ON BUILDING SINGLE FAMILY HOMES ON THESE LOTS AND THE R1 D WILL WOULD ZONING WOULD ACCOMMODATE OR ALLOW FOR THAT TO BE ACHIEVED. SURROUNDING PROPERTIES AGAIN, PRIMARILY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES. THIS IS CONSISTENT WITH THAT. SOME SCENES CURRENTLY VACANT. THAT'S THE PROPERTY IN THERE ON THE LOWER LEFT SIDE. AND THE NOTICES THAT WERE SENT OUT NEVER RETURN IN FAVOR OR IN OPPOSITION TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS APPROVAL. QUESTIONS FOR KARL. SECOND GOT A MOTION BY HAWKINS, SECONDED BY CURTIS. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION.

[O-1 Request that the City Council consider adoption of an Ordinance amending the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 Budget for various projects relating to Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone 3 (TIRZ 3).]

THANKS, KARL. OH ONE. LAUREN HEDRICK. THANK. GOOD MORNING. GOOD MORNING. GOOD MORNING.

MAYOR. COUNCIL, YOU HAVE ITEM OH ONE BEFORE YOU. IT'S A REQUEST. CITY COUNCIL, CONSIDER ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING FISCAL YEAR 2425 BUDGET FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS RELATED TO TAX INCREMENT REINVESTMENT ZONE NUMBER THREE. THIS IS A $200,000 BUDGET AMENDMENT, AND IT'S RELATED TO EASE MAPLE ESTATES. IT WAS AN AGENDA ITEM THAT YOU ALL APPROVED ON AUGUST THE 27TH. SO IT IS RECOMMENDED CITY COUNCIL CONSIDER ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE FISCAL YEAR 2425 BUDGET FOR VARIOUS PROJECTS RELATED TO TAX INCREMENT REINVESTMENT ZONE NUMBER THREE EXECUTIVES, PEACEMAKING ESTATES. WHERE EXACTLY IS THIS? IT'S UP ON NORTH BROADWAY AND BILLY THOMPSON DEVELOPMENT. OKAY, THANKS. YEAH. THIS IS JUST TO GET THE BUDGET IN PLACE. IT'S REALLY A CLEANUP ITEM. SO. OKAY.

ANY QUESTIONS FOR. SECOND? GOT A MOTION BY SECOND BY CURTIS. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL

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THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? MOTION CARRIES. THANKS, KEITH. OH TWO. CHERRY. GOOD

[O-2 Request that the City Council consider adoption of an Ordinance amending Tyler City Code Chapter 2 by increasing the dollar amount required for competitive bidding from over $50,000.00 to over $100,000.00 to reflect recent changes in State law, and also increasing the dollar amount for municipal expenditures requiring City Council approval from over $50,000 to over $100,000.00.]

MORNING. GOOD MORNING, GOOD MORNING. MORNING, MORNING. OH TWO IS AN ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS REQUEST THAT THE CITY COUNCIL CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING TYLER CITY CODE CHAPTER TWO, BY INCREASING THE DOLLAR AMOUNT RECEIVED A REQUIRED FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING TO REFLECT CHANGES IN STATE LAW AND INCREASING THE DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES REQUIRING THE CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL FROM OVER $50,000 TO OVER $100,000 EACH.

THE TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE, CHAPTER 252, CONTAINS PROVISIONS ON PURCHASING AND CONTRACTING AUTHORITY OF MUNICIPALITIES, INCLUDING COMPETITIVE BIDDING. THE CITY OF TYLER, PREVIOUSLY ELECTED TO HAVE STATE LAW SUPERSEDE THE CITY CHARTER ON BIDDING, WHICH IS REFLECTED IN THE CITY CODE SECTION 2-6A. UNTIL RECENTLY, TEXAS LOCAL GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 252 .021 A PROVIDED THAT BEFORE A MUNICIPALITY D ENTER A CONTRACT THAT REQUIRED AN EXPENDITURE OF MORE THAN $50,000 FROM ONE OR MORE MUNICIPAL FUNDS, THE MUNICIPALITY WAS REQUIRED TO MEET THE COMPETITIVE BIDDING REQUIREMENT. REQUIREMENTS IN STATE LAW. SIMILARLY, CODE CITY CODE SECTION 26A CONTAINED WORDING THAT EXPENDITURES OF MORE THAN $50,000 WOULD REQUIRE BIDDING. ALSO, CITY CODE SECTION 26B CONTAINED WORDING THAT MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES OF MORE THAN $50,000 WOULD REQUIRE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZATION. IN OTHER WORDS, THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZATION FOR EXPENDITURES IS CURRENTLY TIED TO THE COMPETITIVE BIDDING AMOUNT AND STATE LAW. SO DURING THE 2025 SESSION, THE TEXAS LEGISLATURE ADOPTED SB 1173, WHICH INCREASED THE DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING FROM 50,000 TO OVER 100,000. ACCORDING TO THE ORDINANCE. ACCORDINGLY, THE ATTACHED ORDINANCE MAKES THE FOLLOWING CHANGES. IT AMENDS CITY CODE SECTION 2-6A TO INCREASE THE DOLLAR AMOUNT REQUIRED FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING FROM OVER 50,000 TO 100,000. IT ALSO AMENDS CITY CODE SECTION 2-6B TO INCREASE THE DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES REQUIRING CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL FROM OVER 50,000 TO OVER 100,000. SO THE RECOMMENDATION IS REQUEST THAT THE CITY COUNCIL CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY CODE CHAPTER TWO BY INCREASING THE DOLLAR AMOUNT REQUIRED FOR COMPETITIVE BIDDING AND TO REFLECT CHANGES IN STATE LAW AND INCREASING THE DOLLAR AMOUNT FOR MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURES REQUIRING CITY COUNCIL APPROVAL FROM OVER 50,000 TO $100,000 EACH. ANY QUESTIONS FOR SHERRY? I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S A QUESTION FOR SHERRY, OR MORE SO FOR ED, BECAUSE I DON'T THINK SHERRY WAS AT OUR COMMITTEE MEETING. BUT JUST I GUESS FOR THE THREE PEOPLE THAT ARE WATCHING ON TV, THIS DOESN'T CHANGE THE FACT THAT WE CAN STILL PULL AN ITEM FROM CONSENT, VOTE ON IT SEPARATELY. CORRECT? CORRECT. AS ALWAYS, YOU WILL SEE AN ITEM ON CONSENT. YOU CAN ALWAYS PULL THAT AND ASK FOR THAT TO BE TO BE BROUGHT FORWARD FOR MORE KIND OF DISCUSSION. AND THEN ALSO IF IT'S SOMETHING THAT WE THINK DOES NEED TO BE APPROVED BY COUNCIL AND VOTED ON, WE STILL HAVE THAT OPTION OF DOING THAT, EVEN IF IT'S UNDER THE $100,000 THRESHOLD. YES. AND TYPICALLY DURING THE BUDGET, IF THERE'S AN ITEM THAT WE MAKE MENTION OF THAT THE COUNCIL'S LIKE, HEY, WE'D LIKE TO HEAR MORE ABOUT THAT OR BRING THAT BACK TO US, WE CAN REPORT ON IT OR WE CAN BRING IT TO COUNCIL FOR AS A SPECIAL ITEM FOR CONSIDERATION. OKAY. THANK YOU.

COUNCILMAN HANEY AND CITY MANAGER, WHAT IT MIGHT WHAT IT WILL DO, HOWEVER, IS LESSEN, LIKELY LESSEN THE NUMBER OF ITEMS THAT WILL COME TO YOU IF IT IS $100,000 OR LESS, WHERE YOU'RE GETTING $50,000 OR MORE NOW. YEAH, YEAH, A LOT OF WHAT THIS ACTUALLY HITS ARE GOING TO BE THINGS THAT YOU PROBABLY AREN'T, YOU'LL SEE THAT ARE ON YOUR CONSENT ITEMS, BUT ARE NOT NECESSARILY CONTROVERSIAL. YOU KNOW, ESSENTIALLY BITS AND SCREWS AND JOINTS AND PIPES ARE THE TYPE OF THING JUST BECAUSE OF INFLATIONARY COSTS. THE LEGISLATURE SAW IN VEHICLES AND THE LIKE THAT THESE ARE THE TYPE OF THINGS THAT JUST ALL OF A SUDDEN FALL IN THIS, THAT YOU'RE CATCHING. IT'S JUST ONE WHERE, YOU KNOW, STREAMS LIKE STREAMLINES, IT MAKES IT MORE

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EFFICIENT, STREAMLINES THE PROCESS. AND AS I MENTIONED, JUST MOST OF THE STUFF THAT YOU'RE TOUCHING ON THIS ARE GOING TO BE MORE ALONG THE LINES OF TOOLS AND VEHICLES THAN ANY TYPE OF OTHER TYPE SITUATION. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FOR MR. TO APPROVE? SECOND. ALL RIGHT. GOT A MOTION BY A WIND. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED. MOTION CARRIES. THANK YOU. B1 CASSANDRA. GOOD MORNING, MAYOR

[B-1 Request that the City Council consider making appointments and re-appointments to the Animal Control Board, Historical Preservation Board, Keep Tyler Beautiful Board and the Traffic Safety Board.]

AND COUNCIL. GOOD MORNING. JUST A FEW MORE BOYS. ALRIGHT. THIS ONE I'M COMING TO YOU REQUESTING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL CONSIDER MAKING APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS TO THE ANIMAL CONTROL BOARD. HISTORICAL PRESERVATION BOARD, THE KEEP TOWER BEAUTIFUL BOARD AND THE TRAFFIC SAFETY BOARD. AS YOU CAN REMEMBER, ON SEPTEMBER 10TH, AT OUR LAST CITY COUNCIL MEETING, I STATED THAT I WILL BE BRINGING SOME BOARDS BACK TO YOU BECAUSE WE DIDN'T RECEIVE ENOUGH APPLICATIONS AT THAT TIME. SO WE HAVE RECEIVED APPLICATIONS.

SO YOU DID RECEIVE THOSE. AND ON THE SCREEN WE HAVE THE ANIMAL CARE ADVISORY BOARD. WE HAD FIVE VACANCIES AND THIS ONE REQUIRED SPECIALTY SKILLS ON THIS BOARD. SO THE LIAISON FOR THIS BOARD HAS RECOMMENDED MARJORIE RINGS AND CLIFFORD TODD TO LANDON AND MICHAEL MEREDITH. AND THAT WILL FILL THE POSITIONS FOR THOSE FIVE BOARDS. AND I'LL JUST CONTINUE TO GO THROUGH THE ONES THAT WE HAVE AVAILABLE. WE HAVE THE HISTORICAL PRESERVATION BOARD.

WE HAVE SIX VACANCIES WE NEED TO CHAIR. SO THE LIAISON HAS REQUESTED LANCE MCWHORTER, SHILOH. TERRY, LEXUS, BICE AND CONNOR AND CLAUDIA WOULD LIKE TO RETURN AND BE LIAISON FOR THE BOARD. HAS REQUESTED THAT CLAUDIA CARROLL BE APPOINTED AS THE CHAIR. THAT WILL. AND WE WILL BRING BACK ONE LATER BECAUSE WE NEED AN ADDITIONAL APPLICATION. SO WE WILL BE BRINGING THAT ONE BACK TO YOU AT A LATER TIME. KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL BOARD. WE FILL THIS BOARD BEFORE, BUT SOMEONE MOVED OUT OF TOWN, SO THEY'RE NOT IN THE CITY LIMITS ANY LONGER. SO WE BRING THIS ONE BACK AND REQUEST I'M SORRY, REQUESTING THAT JUSTIN HARGROVE IS APPOINTED TO THE KEEP. TYLER. KEEP TYLER. BEAUTIFUL BOARD. THE TRAFFIC SAFETY BOARD. WE HAVE TWO VACANCIES, SO WE WILL THE LIAISON FOR THAT BOARD HAS REQUESTED ALEX REVELL AND JAMES LEDET. AND THAT'S MY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TODAY. AND AT THIS TIME, I REQUEST THAT THE CITY COUNCIL CONSIDER MAKING THOSE APPOINTMENTS AND REINFORCEMENTS TO THE ANIMAL CONTROL BOARD. HISTORICAL PRESERVATION BOARD, KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL BOARD AND THE TRAFFIC SAFETY BOARD. CORRECT. ANY QUESTIONS FOR CASSANDRA? I DO, I HAVE A QUESTION REGARDING THE ANIMAL CONTROL ADVISORY BOARD. DID WE EVER GET A LICENSE? VETERAN OF. I'M SORRY.

VETERINARIAN. THAT'S A CITY. A PERSON OF CITY OF TYLER OR SMITH COUNTY IS MY FIRST QUESTION. YES WE DID, MICHAEL MYERS, MICHAEL MYERS. AND OKAY, THERE'S AN ADDITIONAL PERSON.

HER NAME IS OLIVE SMITH, AND I BELIEVE SHE WOULD BE AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO THIS BOARD. SHE HAS A LONG HISTORY OF ANIMAL RIGHTS. SHE DOES LOTS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE. SHE EVEN GOT AN AWARD FOR THE LAST KEEP TYLER BEAUTIFUL BOARD. SO I WOULD ALSO LIKE TO RECOMMEND OR RECOMMEND HER. EVEN THOUGH IT'S FIVE VACANCIES. SO WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN YOU HAVE FIVE PEOPLE THERE IN? YOU GOT FIVE OPENINGS, FIVE PEOPLE? IS THERE A CHAIR? THERE IS A CHAIR. BUT WHAT WE COULD DO IS JUST TAKE THIS BACK. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO AN ADDITIONAL PERSON TO THIS BOARD, THE ORDINANCE WOULD NEED TO BE CHANGED. SO WE WOULD JUST HAVE TO DO THAT AND BRING IT BACK BEFORE COUNCIL TO APPROVE THAT RECOMMENDATION. I WOULD LIKE TO DO THAT. MARGARINE BRINGS THE.

MARGIE IS THE BOARD CHAIR RIGHT. OKAY. YES. OKAY. UNDERSTOOD. SO WE CAN BRING THAT BACK. OKAY.

ALL RIGHT. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS FOR CASSANDRA? MOVE TO APPROVE B ONE SECOND. GOT A MOTION BY CURTIS. SECOND BY WINN. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED?

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MOTION CARRIES. ALRIGHT. WE'RE DOWN TO THE CONSENT AGENDA. DO WE NEED TO PULL ANYTHING OR APPROVE AS WRITTEN? I MOVE TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA AS WRITTEN. SECOND, GOT A MOTION

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BY CURTIS. SECOND BY WINN. ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED?

[CITY MANAGER'S REPORT]