Aug 20, 2024 City Council Work Session

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THERE YOU GO.

NOT YET.

WAIT.

WAIT FOR IT, .

OKAY.

THANK YOU.

NOW EVERYBODY'S SEATED.

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OKAY.

GOOD AFTERNOON.

TODAY IS

[CALL TO ORDER]

WE'RE IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 2 22 NORTH TENNESSEE STREET, CITY OF MCKINNEY.

THIS IS OUR CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION.

IT IS 3 0 2 IN THE AFTERNOON, DESPITE WHAT THE CLOCK IN THE BACK SAYS.

UH, WE WILL START TODAY'S

[Presentation by City of Allen Police Department]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALLOWING US TO HAVE A FEW MINUTES.

I CAN TELL YOU I'VE GOT A LONG, UH, A LOT ALONG AND HISTORIC TIES WITH THE CITY OF MCKINNEY.

UH, GREG CONLEY AND I WE'RE ASSISTANT CHIEFS OF POLICE TOGETHER AT THE GARLAND POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND HAVE BEEN GOOD FRIENDS FOR A LONG TIME.

AND THEN, OF COURSE, MY PEER, UH, JOE ELLENBERG AND I ARE REALLY CLOSE FRIENDS.

SO GLAD TO BE HERE.

UH, CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEW BUILDING.

UM, AS YOU ALL MAY RECALL, UH, MAY 6TH OF LAST YEAR, WE HAD A MASS SHOOTING AT OUR OUTLET MALL.

UM, IRONICALLY, THAT WAS THE SAME DAY THAT YOU ALL WERE PAYING TRIBUTE, UH, TO CAPTAIN GRAHAM WHO HAD PASSED AWAY.

AND SO, UM, AS THE GOOD LORD, UH, ARRANGED THINGS THAT ACTUALLY ENDED UP BEING A SIGNIFICANT BENEFIT TO US.

I WILL TELL YOU, UH, NORTH TEXAS, WE PRIDE OURSELVES ON A HIGH LEVEL OF COLLABORATION.

WE'RE VERY PROUD OF THAT, AND I THINK THAT WAS REALLY EXEMPLIFIED ON MAY 6TH OF LAST YEAR.

WITHOUT HESITATION, YOUR POLICE AND FIRE WERE TO OUR AID.

AS A MATTER OF FACT, YOU'LL HEAR FROM CHIEF STROM, WHO WAS LIEUTENANT STROM LAST YEAR, AND HE WAS THE INCIDENT COMMANDER THAT DAY.

HE WILL TELL YOU THE FIRST POLICE OFFICER HE SAW THAT DAY OUTSIDE OF OUR DEPARTMENT WAS NONE OTHER THAN CHIEF JOE ELLENBERG.

AND I THINK THAT SAYS A COUPLE OF THINGS.

I THINK THAT THAT SAYS THE, THE, THE RELATIONSHIP THAT WE ENJOY BETWEEN CITIES.

BUT YOU'VE GOT A CHIEF WHO UNDERSTANDS THAT HE WEARS A BADGE AND A GUN, AND WHEN THE BELL RINGS, HE'S NOT A CHIEF.

HE'S JUST ANOTHER POLICE OFFICER TO HELP US.

SO I CAN TELL YOU, IT WAS IMPORTANT FOR US TO BE HERE TODAY, UH, TO RECOGNIZE YOUR CITY FOR WHAT YOU ALL DID.

NOT ONLY THAT DAY, BUT IN THE DAYS FOLLOWING.

UH, WE'RE VERY HEALTHY AS A DEPARTMENT NOW, UH, DESPITE THAT TRAGEDY.

AND THAT WAS IN LARGE PART, UH, DUE TO OUR PART PARTNERS.

UH, BUT WE FELT IT WAS REALLY IMPORTANT FOR US TO BE HERE IN PERSON TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH WE APPRECIATED EVERYTHING THAT YOUR POLICE AND FIRE DID.

BUT THE ONLY REASON THAT HAPPENS, AND THE ONLY REASON THAT THAT HAPPENED IS BECAUSE OF YOUR, YOUR SUPPORT IN YOUR CULTURE TO ALLOW THEM THE, THE ABILITY AND AUTONOMY TO DO THAT.

SO, I'D LIKE FOR YOU TO HEAR FROM OUR FIRE CHIEF JOHN BOYD, AND THEN FROM CHIEF STROM AND THEN MAYOR, CITY MANAGER AFTER THAT.

WE'VE GOT A COUPLE OF THINGS TO PRESENT TO YOU ALL, IF YOU HAVE A COUPLE OF OF MINUTES FOR THAT.

THANK YOU.

YES.

THANK YOU, UH, MAYOR, COUNCIL, CITY MANAGER FOR ALLOWING US THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS OUR GRATITUDE.

UH, AS THE POLICE CHIEF MENTIONED, UH, IT WAS, UH, YOU KNOW WHAT, WE WERE AT CAPTAIN GRAHAM'S FUNERAL.

AND AS WE, UH, I REMEMBER STANDING UP TO LEAVE, UH, RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF IT AND SEEING SEVERAL PEOPLE STAND UP AT THE SAME TIME.

AND IT WASN'T, UH, YOU KNOW, AS I GOT TO OUR VEHICLE AND LEFT IT, I COULD SEE THAT THERE WAS A TRAIL OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES LEAVING THE FUNERAL TO JUST GO DRIVE DIRECTLY DOWN TO WHERE THE ALLEN MALLS WERE.

AND, UH, YOU KNOW, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.

WHEN WE ARRIVED, IT WAS VERY CHAOTIC AND CONFUSING AND UNSETTLING AND REALLY TRYING TO UNDERSTAND THE, THE, THE SCOPE OF THE EMERGENCY AND KIND OF PUT OUR MINDS AROUND WHAT TO DO.

UM, I WILL SAY THAT THERE WAS, IT WAS DEFINITELY REASSURING TO BE ABLE TO HEAR AND KNOW AND SEE THE CALVARY COMING.

AND THAT WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE GREAT RELATIONSHIP THAT WE HAVE HERE IN NORTH TEXAS AND COLLIN COUNTY.

AND, UH, JUST THE WILLINGNESS TO HELP EACH OTHER AS NEIGHBORS.

I THINK IT EMBODIED THE SPIRIT OF TEXAS.

IT DEFINITELY IN EMBODIED THE SPIRIT OF OUR AREA HERE, WHERE WE LOOK OUT FOR EACH OTHER AND TAKE CARE OF EACH OTHER.

SO I'M GRATEFUL OUR COMMUNITY IS GRATEFUL.

OUR DEPARTMENT IS GRATEFUL FOR THE HELP THAT THE, UH, THAT YOUR CITY PROVIDED.

UH, CHIEF HORSEMAN.

THANK YOU FOLKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO BE HERE TODAY.

UM, I, I'M NOT GONNA DIG INTO TOO MANY OF THE DETAILS.

SUFFICE IT TO SAY THERE ARE A LOT OF AFTER EFFECTS THAT I COULDN'T PROTECT.

THE VAST MAJORITY OF US FROM THAT DAY, UH, PRINCIPLE AMONG THEM IS WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GRAHAM FAMILY.

UH, IT, IT'S ONE OF THE THINGS THAT STILL HAUNTS ME THE MOST ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED THAT DAY.

UM, IT IS TERRIBLE THAT A PUBLIC SERVANT OF THAT CALIBER WAS LOST IN THE MANNER THAT HE WAS LOST.

AND THEN FOR THE FAMILY TO EXPERIENCE THIS.

ON TOP OF THAT, TO ECHO WHAT THE CHIEF SAID, COLLABORATION IS EVERYTHING.

UH, I, I'VE BEEN TO 50, 60 SOMETHING PRESENTATIONS.

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AND PRINCIPLE AMONG MY MESSAGES ARE, WHEN SOMETHING LIKE THIS HAPPENS IN YOUR COMMUNITY, YOU'RE GONNA REACH OUT AND, AND YOU'RE GONNA NEED YOUR FRIENDS MORE THAN YOU'VE EVER NEEDED THEM IN YOUR LIFE.

UH, NO ONE AGENCY DOES THIS BY THEMSELVES, RIGHT? IT, IT WAS A, A GROUP EFFORT.

IT WAS A TEAM LIFT.

UH, I'LL TELL YOU, IN ALMOST 27 YEARS OF POLICE SERVICE, IT'S THE FIRST TIME THAT I HAD TO HIT THE ALL CALL BUTTON, WHICH IS ESSENTIALLY, I NEED HELP FROM EVERYBODY EVERYWHERE WITHIN THE SOUND OF MY VOICE.

UH, FAIRVIEW TECHNICALLY GOT THERE FIRST.

THEY NEIGHBOR, BOTH OF US.

IT'S RIGHT ACROSS THE STREET.

UH, I STILL HAVE NIGHTMARES ABOUT IT, BUT CHIEF BERG'S FACE, UNFORTUNATELY, IS THE FIRST FRIENDLY ONE THAT, UH, I SAW.

AND, UH, TO HIS CREDIT, UH, HE WASN'T A A, A CHIEF.

HE WAS JUST JOE.

UH, IF I COULD BE FRANK, SIR, UH, HE SAID, WHAT DO YOU NEED? I GAVE HIM A LIST OF THE TOP 10 THINGS THAT WERE THE MOST URGENT TO ME AT THAT TIME.

AND HE GOT TO WORK.

AND, UH, WITHOUT THAT LEVEL OF COOPERATION, UH, WITHOUT THAT UNDERSTANDING THAT IT WAS GONNA TAKE A HERCULEAN EFFORT FROM EVERYBODY EVERYWHERE, THIS THING WINDS UP COMPLETELY DIFFERENT.

UH, I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR THE TIME AND THE SPACE TO COME AND TELL YOU THAT WE APPRECIATE VERY MUCH THE, UH, THE, THE CULTURE THAT'S HERE, THE SPIRIT OF COOPERATION.

AND THIS DOESN'T GET DONE WITHOUT THEIR HELP.

THANK YOU.

THANK YOU.

SO SUFFICE TO SAY WHATEVER YOU EVER NEED FROM THE CITY OF ALLEN, THE DEFAULT ANSWER IS ALWAYS YES.

CONSIDER IT DONE.

IT'LL HAPPEN.

I PROMISE YOU.

UH, ALSO WITH ME TODAY IS ASSISTANT CHIEF KYLE FER AND DEPUTY CHIEF KEN MEYERS, UH, MAYOR AND, AND, AND CITY MANAGER GRIMES.

IF YOU GUYS, AND WHO COUNSEL, IF YOU'D LIKE, IF WE COULD GET A GROUP PHOTOGRAPH.

LET ME EXPLAIN TO YOU WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU TODAY.

AS YOU'RE COMING DOWN, SIR, WE'VE GOT AN ACRYLIC WITH THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENT CHALLENGE COINS FROM THE ISLAND, THE POLICE FIRE, AND ALSO, UH, MAYOR, A LETTER, UH, FROM MYSELF, OUR FIRE CHIEF, OUR CITY MANAGER, AND OUR MAYOR TO YOU ALL, AND THE CITIZENS OF MCKINNEY.

SO THANK YOU ALL AGAIN SO MUCH.

BUT THAT WAS A, UH, THAT WAS A SURREAL DAY.

AND, UM, WE ARE SO GRATEFUL FOR OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT, CHIEF, YOU, OUR DEPARTMENT, ARE ALL OUR FIRST RESPONDERS.

UH, WE, WE COULDN'T BE PROUDER OF OUR, OF OUR DEPARTMENTS AS WE ARE.

AND THAT GOES TO OUR NEIGHBORING CITY DEPARTMENTS AS WELL.

BUT YOU GUYS DEALT WITH IS EVERYONE'S NIGHTMARE IN, IN YOUR FIELD AND, AND ALL OF OUR EXISTENCE.

IT'S A NIGHTMARE.

UM, BUT IT WAS HANDLED THE BEST IT COULD POSSIBLY BE HANDLED BOTH AT THE, AT THAT TIME AND IN THE AFTERMATH.

SO WE ARE, WE'RE GRATEFUL THAT WE HAVE SUCH GREAT NEIGHBORS.

WE'RE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR DEPARTMENT AND CHIEF, YOU KNOW, HOW WE FEEL ABOUT THE CITY OF MCKINNEY POLICE DEPARTMENT, FIRE DEPARTMENT EMS. SO THANK YOU.

THANK YOU ALL.

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[Police Department Officer Recognition Program]

I'M BACK TO BRAG SOME MORE ON MY POLICE DEPARTMENT.

AND MR. HOLLOWAY HAS REMINDED ME THAT THE TIMING, YOU KNOW, IT'S DURING BUDGET TIME, BUT I PROMISE YOU THAT'S NOT THE REASON NOT TRUE.

TAKE AS LONG AS YOU NEED .

UH, I'M HERE TODAY TO TALK ABOUT THE WAR ON DRUGS AND ITS CONTINUOUS FIGHT TODAY SOCIETY.

I WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE THE MEMBERS OF THE MCKINNEY POLICE DEPARTMENT'S NARCOTICS UNIT FOR THEIR DILIGENT EFFORTS IN COMBATING THEIR EXISTENCE HERE IN OUR COMMUNITY.

FENTANYL HAS BECOME A PLAGUE ON OUR NATION, AND WE HERE IN MCKINNEY ARE NOT IMMUNE.

OUR NARCOTICS UNIT IS DEDICATED TO REMOVING DRUGS FROM OUR STREETS

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I JUST WANT TO TELL YOU A FEW THINGS THEY'VE DONE HERE RECENTLY.

THE MCKINNEY POLICE DEPARTMENT NARCOTICS UNIT EXECUTED A SEARCH WARRANT RECENTLY THAT WAS ISSUED AFTER AN INVESTIGATION OF NARCOTIC NARCOTICS ACTIVITY AT A HOME HERE IN MCKINNEY.

THE SEARCH YIELDED MULTIPLE TYPES OF NARCOTICS, INCLUDING FENTANYL, METHAMPHETAMINE, COCAINE, PSILOCYBIN, AND MARIJUANA.

THEY LATER IN THIS SAME TIME PERIOD, CONDUCT AN INVESTIGATION AFTER A TRAFFIC STOP, WHICH RESULTED IN A SUBSEQUENT ARREST.

HERE IN MCKINNEY, THE TRAFFIC STOP LED TO A NARCOTICS UNIT EXECUTING A SEARCH WARRANT IN ALLEN, TEXAS, AND THAT WARRANT YIELDED 343 GRAMS OF COCAINE, 334 GRAMS OF FENTANYL, AND 10 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA.

THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS SEIZURE IS THAT THE FENTANYL SEIZED EQUATED TO 167,000 LETHAL DOSES THAT WERE TAKEN OFF OUR STREET.

AND FINALLY, THE SEIZURE OF DRUGS OFF OUR STREET BY OUR NARCOTICS UNIT TEAM IS VERY SIGNIFICANT.

HOWEVER, WHEN A DRUG DEAL ENDS IN AN OVERDOSE DEATH, THAT MURDER IS NOT ONLY VERY DIFFICULT TO INVESTIGATE, BUT EVEN MORE CHALLENGING TO PROVE.

UNFORTUNATELY, A 17-YEAR-OLD MCKINNEY RESIDENT DIED RECENTLY OF WHAT WAS SUSPECTED AS A FENTANYL OVERDOSE.

THE DETECTIVES ASSIGNED TO THE CASE OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS APPLIED FOR AND RECEIVED MULTIPLE SIGNED SEARCH WARRANTS FOR VENMO INSTAGRAM CASH APP, AND THEY EXTENSIVELY INVESTIGATED THE SUSPECT.

ONCE THE COLLIN COUNTY MEDICAL EXAMINER'S TOXICOLOGY REPORT REVEALED THAT THE VICTIM'S OFFICIAL CAUSE OF DEATH WAS TOXICITY OF FENTANYL, THE NARCOTICS UNIT RECEIVED A VERY RARE SIGNED ARREST WARRANT FOR MURDER, AND LATER ARRESTED THE SUSPECT AND CHARGED THEM WITH THE 17 YEAR OLD'S MURDER.

LIEUTENANT JOSHUA LAIRD AND SERGEANT RUSS GETZ ARE HERE TO BE RECOGNIZED AND WILL BE PRESENTED WITH THE CHALLENGE COIN.

UH, I'VE ALREADY PRESENTED THE CHALLENGE COINS TO THE DETECTIVES, UH, WHO ARE NOT BEING IDENTIFIED AND AREN'T PRESENT DUE TO THEIR UNDERCOVER NATURE, BUT I JUST WAS PROUD OF THE NARCOTICS UNIT AND WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE THEM PUBLICLY AND GET A PICTURE WITH COUNSEL, IF THAT'S OKAY WITH YOU, MAYOR.

YES, ABSOLUTELY.

THANK YOU.

ALL RIGHT.

NEXT ITEM IS PUBLIC COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS. I DO NOT BELIEVE ANYONE HAS SIGNED UP TO SPEAK, SO WE WILL MOVE RIGHT TO OUR, WELL, WE'LL FIRST DISCUSS AGENDA ITEMS FOR THE CITY COUNCIL.

RECORD THE MEETING IF ANYONE HAS ANYTHING THEY'D LIKE TO DISCUSS ON THE REGULAR AGENDA WITH STAFF.

PRESENT SCENE NONE.

WE'LL MOVE TO

[Update on the Fiscal Year 2024-25 Budget]

ITEM 2 4 1 8 7 1 UPDATE ON THE FISCAL YEAR 20 24 25.

BUDGET.

GOOD AFTERNOON, MAYOR AND COUNCIL, MARK HOLLOWAY, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR THE CITY.

UM, ON AUGUST 9TH, WE MET HERE IN THESE CHAMBERS FOR OUR ANNUAL BUDGET WORKSHOP WHERE WE REVIEWED OUR ADD WARM VALUES, OUR TAX RATE, UH, REVENUES, EXPENDITURES FOR THE GENERAL FUND.

UH, WE HAD A, A, A LENGTHY DISCUSSION ON OUR UTILITY FUND RATES.

UM, AFTER THAT PRESENTATION, WE, UH, WE ANSWERED SOME OF COUNCIL'S QUESTIONS, UH, REGARDING THE FISCAL YEAR, UH, 25 BUDGET.

AND WITH TODAY'S PRESENTATION, THIS IS, UH, WHAT WE TALKED ABOUT AT THE BUDGET WORKSHOP TO HANDLE ANY OUTSTANDING ITEMS OR ADDITIONS OR DELETIONS BY THE COUNCIL.

UH, THIS IS, SO WE CAN MEET OUR GOAL FOR AN ADOPTION OF SEPTEMBER THE THIRD WHERE WE WILL ADOPT A BUDGET TAX RATE, AND THEN OUR FEES AND RATES ORDINANCE FOR THE YEAR.

SO, UH, WE'LL GO JUST QUICKLY THROUGH THIS.

UH, WE'VE SEEN THIS SLIDE, UH, AT OUR WORKSHOP, BUT THESE ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE FISCAL YEAR 25 BUDGET, UH, AN OVERALL DECREASE, UH, IN OUR PROPOSED TAX RATE, UH, BY ABOUT 1.20 CENTS.

UM, OUR SALES TAX REMAINS STRONG.

UH, DID HAVE SOME QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR LIQUOR SALES TAX AND, UH, HOW IT'S AFFECTING OUR OVERALL SALES TAX.

I'M, I WILL SHOW A SLIDE ON THAT IN JUST A MOMENT.

UM,

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AND, UH, WE HAVE MADE AN ALLOWANCE FOR OUR MARKET STUDY IN THE FISCAL YEAR 25 BUDGET.

AND WE ALSO DO INTEND TO MAKE OUR STEP INCREASES FOR FISCAL YEAR 25, UH, HAND IN HAND WITH THAT, WE HAVE OUR, OUR INCREASES FOR OUR SWORN PERSONNEL AS WELL, UH, THAT ARE MANDATED BY OUR MEET AND CONFER AGREEMENTS.

WE DO, UH, INTEND TO CONTINUE, UH, FUNDING, UH, ROBUSTLY OUR STREET MAINTENANCE, UM, THAT, UH, WE'VE, WE'VE BEGUN IN EARNEST OVER THE LAST TWO FISCAL YEARS, AND WE ARE PROVIDING FOR STAFFING FOR SOME PUBLIC SAFETY AND THEN SOME OF OUR OTHER DEPARTMENTS AS WELL.

SO, WITH THAT, UH, I JUST WANNA HIT, UH, ONE OF THE INTERESTING QUESTIONS THAT WE, WE TALKED ABOUT AT OUR, UM, AT OUR BUDGET WORKSHOP, OR IT WAS A QUESTION THAT WAS POSED IF WE ARE STARTING TO SEE LIQUOR SALES TAX THAT'S POSSIBLY, UH, UH, UH, SUPPLANTING, UH, A SLOWING, UH, SALES TAX.

AND WHAT I CAN TELL YOU IS IT REALLY IS NOT AT THIS TIME.

UH, WE BROUGHT IN ABOUT, UH, $245,000 YEAR TO DATE, UH, AGAINST ABOUT $40 MILLION OF OVERALL COLLECTION.

SO IT'S A LITTLE UNDER, UH, 1% OF OUR, OF OUR GENERAL FUND, UH, SALES TAX REVENUE.

HOWEVER, I CAN TELL YOU THAT WE DO SEE STRONG GROWTH POTENTIAL.

THERE ARE A LOT OF BIG BOX, UH, UH, LIQUOR AND, AND BEER RETAIL SALES THAT HAVEN'T BEEN CAPTURED YET WITH, UH, SOME OF THE DEVELOPMENTS THAT ARE COMING ONLINE.

UH, ONE OF MY, UH, UH, COUNTERPARTS FROM A, UH, FROM ANOTHER CITY REACHED OUT, UH, SHARED THEIR, UH, OVERALL WHAT THEY ARE BRINGING IN.

UH, IT'S A LITTLE BIT LARGER, UH, SISTER CITY THAN WE ARE, BUT I CAN TELL YOU IT'S A LOT MORE THAN, THAN THAT NUMBER.

THERE, UH, WAS MORE CLO IT WAS CLOSER TO $2 MILLION A YEAR.

I DON'T EXPECT THAT NUMBER ANYTIME SOON.

UM, AND ANECDOTALLY, OUR, UH, OUR STAFF IN FINANCE HAS DONE SOME RESEARCH, UM, FINDS THAT IT TAKES ABOUT THREE TO FIVE YEARS TO SEE THE FULL EFFECT, UH, FOR, FOR SOME OF THESE CITIES.

SO I DO SEE THAT GROWING OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS BECOMING A LITTLE MORE SIGNIFICANT.

BUT THE GOOD NEWS IS, UH, THE QUESTION WAS, ARE WE SEEING OUR OVERALL SALES TAX SLOWING? THE ANSWER IS NOT.

WITH THIS ADDED, THE 5% GROWTH SEEMS TO BE STILL HOLDING FAIRLY, FAIRLY STRONG.

SO, UM, WE ALSO WILL NEEDED TO DISCUSS, UM, THE, OUR FISCAL YEAR 25, UH, PROPOSED GRANTS TO THE COMMUNITY.

I'VE UPDATED THESE NUMBERS.

UM, UH, THE, THE COMMUNITY SUPPORT GRANTS NUMBER THAT I SHOWED AT THE, AT THE, UH, COUNCIL WORKSHOP, UH, WAS NOT TECHNICALLY ACCURATE.

IT DID NOT HAVE OUR NEW ADDITIONS FOR, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 25 BUDGET.

YOU CAN SEE THAT NUMBER IS ACTUALLY 300,000.

I DID WANNA TALK ABOUT THE ARTS COMMISSION.

THAT'S JUST THE GENERAL FUND PORTION OF THE NUMBER.

UH, IT IS CURRENTLY FUNDED ANOTHER $80,000 FROM OUR HOTEL MOTEL TAX FUND SCHEDULED TO BE IN FISCAL YEAR 25.

UH, CURRENTLY THAT NUMBER IS 230,000 WITH 30,000 COMING FROM, UH, HOTEL MOTEL TAX MONEY.

BUT IN FISCAL YEAR 25, THERE IS THE INTENT TO ADD, UH, ANOTHER 50,000 THAT IS ACTUALLY IN THE, UH, PROPOSED BUDGET.

SO WITH THAT, UM, YOU CAN SEE THAT'S, THAT'S WHERE WE CURRENTLY STAND TODAY WITH THAT BUDGET.

UM, AND THEN, UH, OF COURSE, THE UPCOMING EVENTS.

SO I WILL STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS, COMMENTS.

WE CAN TALK ABOUT, UH, WHAT Y'ALL WANT TO, UH, DO WITH THE, WITH THE GRANTS OF THE COMMUNITY, UH, OVERALL.

UM, BE HAPPY TO TAKE ANY QUESTIONS.

YEAH, YEAH.

MARK, I'VE, I'VE HAD NUMEROUS CONVERSATIONS WITH PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY AND, AND ON THE ARTS COMMISSION.

I KNOW THEY HAD ORIGINALLY MADE A REQUEST TO HAVE AN INCREASE OF $150,000.

UM, I'D LIKE TO DISCUSS THAT WITH COUNCIL.

UH, THE, THE THOUGHT BEING THAT, UM, ONE, I'LL SAY THAT I THINK WE HAVE SOME FANTASTIC MEMBERS ON THE ARTS COMMISSION BOARD, UH, THAT WOULD, WOULD BE, UH, GREAT MEMBERS TO ENTRUST THIS INCREASE WITH THAT WANNA PURSUE, UM, GREATER PUBLIC ART ENDEAVORS, UM, THAN THEY'RE ABLE TO DO RIGHT NOW.

THEY ALSO HAVE, UM, REQUESTS CURRENTLY, UM, FOR SOME OF THEIR FIXED, OR I FORGET THE TERM THEY USE, BUT THE, THE DIFFERENT, OUR, OUR PROGRAM REQUESTS THEY GET ARE WELL IN EXCESS OF THE BUDGET THAT THEY HAVE CURRENTLY.

UH, AND AGAIN, THEY, THEY ASKED FOR 150.

I'D LIKE TO GIVE 'EM $150,000 INCREASE, WHICH IS MORE THAN WE CURRENTLY HAVE BUDGETED.

I THINK PUBLIC ART IS IMPORTANT SIZE OF OUR CITY.

I THINK IT'S WARRANTED.

SO I'D LIKE TO GET DISCUSSION ON COUNCIL.

SO WHAT DOES THAT MEAN IN TERMS OF WHAT I'M LOOKING AT? I SEE 200 UP THERE, THEN I SEE A FOOTNOTE WITH 80 FROM HOT TAXES.

THAT'S AN ADDITIONAL 80,000.

SO THE TOTAL IS TWO.

SO WE'RE AT TWO 80 RIGHT NOW.

AND WHAT MAYOR YOU'RE PROPOSING IS TO GO TO THREE 50.

YEAH.

OKAY.

AND WHERE WOULD THAT 70 COME FROM? I'M LOOKING TO THE WIZARD, UH, BEHIND THE, BEHIND THE PODIUM.

TELL ME THAT, WHAT WE CALL 'EM.

IF, IF IT WERE

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PUBLIC ART OR ARTS IN GENERAL, UM, WOULD BE A GOOD USE.

UH, WE DO HAVE, UH, WE DO HAVE A, A SLIGHT SURPLUS IN THAT FUND.

AND, UH, THAT WOULD BE MY SUGGESTION OF, OF A PLACE TO CONSIDER THAT THOSE DOLLARS FROM.

AND, AND IT'S AN ELIGIBLE USE UNDER THE HOT HOUSE.

IT'S ABSOLUTELY AN ELIGIBLE USE, PUBLIC ART BEING ONE OF THE MAIN, UH, PILLARS OF, OF THE HOTEL, MOTEL, UH, UH, USE, UH, TREE THAT WE KIND OF, UH, USE.

WHAT'S, WHAT'S THE, WHAT'S THE, UH, THE FUND BALANCE THERE? WHEN YOU SAY WE HAVE A SURPLUS, WHAT IS, WHAT IS THE SURPLUS? UM, WE ARE CURRENTLY, WE'RE CURRENTLY SPENDING, UH, ABOUT SIX OR $700,000, UH, LESS THAN WE'RE BRINGING IN.

SO THE 70,000 WOULDN'T DO THAT WOULD, WOULD NOT BE A PROBLEM.

WE DO HAVE A, A, A FUND BALANCE IN THERE TOO, AS WELL, SO, OKAY.

WOULD THAT RESULT IN A REDUCTION IN CAPITAL TO VISIT MCKINNEY THAT IS FUNDED BY THE HOTEL AND MOTEL TAX? NO, THIS WOULD BE FULLY FUNDING, UH, VISIT MCKINNEY AND STILL BEING ABLE TO DO ALL THE THINGS THAT THE HOTEL MOTEL TAX FUND DOES.

AND I, I DON'T KNOW IF YOU KNOW THE ANSWER TO THIS, AND I'M GOING FROM MEMORY, BUT I DO NOT BELIEVE THAT THE ARTS COMMISSION, I THINK THEY'VE HAD A $200,000 BUDGET SINCE 2011.

WE, YES AND NO.

UH, YES AND NO.

WE, WE, UH, WE HAVE INCREASED THAT BUDGET SEVERAL YEARS AGO.

WE, WE STARTED TAKING THE ADDITIONAL $30,000 FROM THE HOTEL MOTEL TAX FUND.

UM, I THINK THAT WAS MAYBE THREE FISCAL YEARS AGO.

MM-HMM.

WITH THE ADDITIONAL 50,000 BEING SUGGESTED THIS YEAR, IF WISH TO ACTUALLY MAKE THAT MORE, THAT THAT'S SOMETHING WE COULD, WE COULD EASILY DO.

THANK YOU.

YES, SIR.

I'M, I'M IN FULL SUPPORT OF THIS.

I THINK PUBLIC ART IS VERY IMPORTANT.

WE HAVEN'T HAD MANY REVEALS SINCE THE SILOS, I GUESS.

UM, BUT, YOU KNOW, PART OF KEEPING THE DOWNTOWN AREA AND THE REST OF MCKINNEY UNIQUE IS INVESTING IN OUR ARTS.

SO I'M, I'M IN SUPPORT.

SO ARE, ARE WE SAYING WE'RE MOVING THE 80,000 TO ONE 50? WE'RE, WE'RE GOING TO INCREASE THEIR BUDGET COLLECTIVELY TO THREE, COLLECTIVELY 50.

I'M IN FAVOR OF IT.

RIGHT.

BUT I SUPPORT IT AS WELL, ALTHOUGH I DID NOT SAY SO.

WE WILL MAKE THAT CHANGE FOR THE SEPTEMBER 3RD MEETING.

IT WILL BE REFLECTED IN YOUR FINANCIAL SCHEDULES FOR THE SEPTEMBER THE THIRD MEETING WHEN YOU ADOPT THE BUDGET THEN.

SO, ALL RIGHT.

ANYTHING ELSE? THANK YOU, MARK.

THANK YOU.

OKAY.

ITEM 2, 4 1, 8, 7 3.

[Consider/Discuss Mayoral Assignments of City Council Liaisons to the various Boards & Commissions of the City]

AND MY INTENT IS TO LEAVE THEM AS IS UNLESS ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS DISSATISFACTION WITH LIAISON ASSIGNMENT THEY HAVE.

I'LL LISTEN TO YOU, THEN I'LL IGNORE IT.

.

I'M KIDDING.

I HAVE NO OBJECTIONS.

I'M GOOD.

GOOD.

OKAY.

WE'RE GONNA MOVE TO ITEM 2, 4 1 8 7 3.

DISCUSS CITY COUNCIL REFERENCING FOR 2024 BOARDS AND COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS.

, SORRY.

INFERENCE.

CAN YOU GO BACK TO THE, UH, THE LISTING AGAIN? I'M SORRY.

UH, UH, JUST, UH, PATRICK AND I ON THE PLANNING AND, AND PLANNING AND ZONING.

OH, JUST SWITCHED.

YEAH.

SO PATRICK IS ON PLANNING AND ZONING.

WOULD YOU, YOU MIND STAYING ON THERE? I'M SORRY, WHAT ARE YOU SAYING? YOU, YOU'RE ON PA YOU'RE ON PLANNING AND ZONING.

I SAID, DO YOU MIND STAYING ON THERE? DO I MIND STAYING ON THERE? ? I MEAN, I'M ON THERE.

I LIKE, IT'S, THEY LOVE ME THERE.

THAT'S NOT WHAT'S ON THERE.

THAT WAS ABOUT TO BE SUBMITTED.

IT'S WRONG HERE.

YEAH, JUDGE.

OH, ON THERE.

YEAH.

THEY, I THINK THEY, THEY WOULD NOT LIKE IT IF I LEFT .

THANK YOU.

CAN YOU GO TO THE NEXT YEAH, I'M FINE TO STAY ON P AND Z.

YEP.

CAN YOU GO TO THE NEXT SLIDE TOO? IS THAT WHAT YOU WERE SAYING? I'M SORRY.

YEAH, I'M SORRY.

YEAH.

THANK YOU.

WE'RE GOOD.

ALRIGHT.

CITY COUNCIL PREFERENCING FOR

[Discuss City Council Preferencing for 2024 Boards & Commissions Appointments]

OH, GOOD AFTERNOON, MAYOR FULLER

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UM, AS YOU KNOW, NEXT WEEK, UH, THE 27TH, UH, YOU WILL BE MAKING APPOINTMENTS TO THE, UH, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS OF THE CITY.

TODAY IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO TAKE A LOOK AT WHERE YOU ARE AND STAND IN TERMS OF YOUR NOMINATIONS, TO HAVE THAT OPPORTUNITY, TO HAVE THAT DISCUSSION IN A, FOR A PUBLIC FORUM, UH, SO THAT THE, THE TUESDAY'S APPOINTMENT WILL NOT BE THE FIRST TIME THAT YOU KIND OF SEE SOME OF THESE POSITIONS.

AND YOU CAN, UH, HAVE AN UNDERSTANDING OF, OF WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO DO MOVING FORWARD.

UH, THE, THE RECOMMENDATIONS LISTED HERE, BASICALLY JUST A RESULT OF YOUR SUBMITTALS.

THEY'RE NOT, UH, SET IN STONE.

EACH APPOINTMENT HAS TO BE, UH, TAKEN ACTION BY YOU.

UH, SO AGAIN, THESE ARE JUST RECOMMENDATIONS BASED ON THE SUBMITTALS.

IT'S NOT TOTALLY SCIENTIFIC.

UH, WE JUST TOOK SOME CONCLUSIONS FROM YOUR SUBMITTALS, UH, INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE LISTED AS A RECOMMEND RECOMMENDATION RECEIVED FOUR NOMINATIONS FROM COUNSEL.

UH, AND IT WOULD BE MAKING A REPLACEMENT OF WHO YOU SEE PROCEEDING.

THERE ARE ALSO RECOMMENDATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL INDIVIDUALS WHO RECEIVE NOMINATIONS FROM YOU.

SO WE CAN JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE AND IF YOU HAVE ANY COMMENTS OR FEEDBACK AT THIS TIME, I'M HAPPY TO TAKE THAT AS WELL AS ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE FOR ME AS WE MOVE THROUGH THESE SLIDES AS QUICKLY AS YOU WISH.

AND CHRIS, I HAVE A QUESTION.

UM, AND I'M JUST LOOKING AT THE ANIMAL CONTROL BOARD.

MM-HMM.

TO BE ON THE ANIMAL CONTROL BOARD, DO YOU HAVE TO BE A MCKINNEY RESIDENT? BECAUSE I SEE A NAME ON HERE THAT'S A TRINITY FALLS RESIDENCE.

NO, SIR.

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE IN THE CITY.

THE FACILITY SERVES THE COUNTY.

SO THERE IS REPRESENTATION FROM ACROSS THE COUNTY.

THERE'S ALSO A CITY STAFF REQUIREMENT, RIGHT.

THAT THIS SAYS THE VACANCY.

AND THERE ARE ALSO A COUPLE OF OTHER REQUIREMENTS SUCH AS A COUNTY STAFF, A VETERINARIAN AND SUCH.

THE, THE OTHER REQUIREMENTS, THE POSITION THAT, UM, MOCA ANDERSON FILLED WAS LISTED AS A REQUIRED POSITION WITH A, I GUESS A ANIMAL SERVICES ORGANIZATION OR SOMETHING.

DO YOU KNOW? UH, YES SIR.

IF I'M NOT MISTAKEN, WHO QUALIFIES FOR THAT? WE CAN TAKE ANOTHER LOOK INTO THOSE APPLICANTS.

I DO NOT THINK THERE WAS ANOTHER CANDIDATE WHO, I SAW SOME THAT VOLUNTEERED FOR OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, BUT I DIDN'T KNOW, I, I COULDN'T TELL WHO WORKED FOR ONE OR WHO MET THAT QUALIFICATION.

RIGHT.

AND AS FAR AS THAT PARTICULAR REQUIREMENT, IT'S A REPRESENTATIVE, SO THEY DON'T NECESSARILY HAVE TO WORK FOR THEM, WORK FOR, SO I, I DO BELIEVE THAT A VOLUNTEER FOR ORGANIZATION WOULD BE SATISFACTORY.

YEAH.

UH, OBVIOUSLY THE OTHER ONE WAS A CITY STAFF MEMBER, SO THERE WAS SOME QUALIFICATIONS ON THERE THAT I DIDN'T KNOW.

RIGHT.

AND, AND I BELIEVE WE HAVE SOME RECOMMENDATIONS FROM OUR CODE SERVICES TEAM IN TERMS OF THE STAFF TO, TO BE INCLUDED.

AND WE'LL CONFIRM THAT WITH YOU AS WELL.

OKAY.

SO WE MOVE ON TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT.

UM, YOU, YOU GUYS WERE PRETTY CONSISTENT WITH REAPPOINTING THOSE, BUT AGAIN, THAT IS NOT A REQUIREMENT.

YOU CAN TAKE ADDITIONAL ACTION OR DIFFERENT ACTION IF YOU LIKE.

UH, THE BOARD BUILDING THE STANDARDS, THERE'S A COUPLE OF BOARDS THAT, UM, YOU MIGHT SEE SOME ADDITIONAL DETAILS IN TERMS OF THE PREFERENCING OF ANY OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS, UH, SUGGESTED TO MOVE A ALTERNATE TO A PERMANENT POSITION OR SOMETHING ALONG THOSE LINES.

WE INDICATED HOW MANY REGULAR AND ALTERNATE, UH, NOMINATIONS THAT EACH OF THOSE ADDITIONAL CANDIDATES RECEIVED.

SO YOU CAN SEE THAT A LITTLE BIT MORE CLEARLY.

AND I DO BELIEVE THAT IN, IN SOME OF YOUR NOTES, UH, SOME OF YOU TOOK INTO CONSIDERATION THE ATTENDANCE PERCENTAGES.

SO YOU CAN TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE IN THE DETAILED REPORT THAT YOU HAVE AS WELL.

OKAY.

UH, FOR THE COMMUNITY GRANTS, THERE WAS NO CLEAR, UH, REC CANDIDATES RECEIVED FOR VOTES.

SO AGAIN, UH, YOU CAN DO AS YOU WISH WITH THOSE.

OKAY.

AND I'LL JUST, UH, PUSH THROUGH THESE SLIDES AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OF ANY OF THESE, JUST FEEL FREE TO STOP ME.

CAN YOU GO BACK TO THE LIBRARY ONE? I DIDN'T CATCH THE YES, SIR.

OKAY, THAT'S FINE.

I GOT IT.

OKAY.

OKAY.

THAT ONE WAS RECOMMENDING MOVING BETH BACK FROM ALTERNATE TO A REGULAR POSITION AND THEN FILLING HER, UH, ALTERNATE ROLE.

I'M SORRY.

COULD I, HEY.

YES, SIR.

ASK YOU TO GO BACK TO THAT AGAIN FOR A SECOND.

YES, SIR.

I JUST WANNA LOOK AT SOMETHING.

EXCUSE.

ALRIGHT.

OKAY.

FOR THE ARMED SERVICES, I DO HAVE A NOTE THAT WE HAD A LITTLE BIT OF CONFUSION ON GARY TOWNSEND IN TERMS OF WHETHER HE WAS STILL INTERESTED IN, UH, PURSUING A REAPPOINTMENT.

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AM I CORRECT THOUGH, THAT HE DID NOT SUBMIT AN APPLICATION AND HE DID NOT INTERVIEW? CORRECT.

YEAH.

OKAY.

CORRECT.

AND, AND THERE WERE A COUPLE OF BOARD MEMBERS LIKE THAT, AND WE TRIED OUR BEST TO ENSURE WITH, WITH DIRECT COMMUNICATION FROM THEM THAT THAT WAS THEIR INTENT.

SOMETIMES THOSE INCUMBENTS MAY JUST MISS THOSE SCHEDULES AND APPOINTMENTS AND THEY WOULD LIKE TO, UH, CONTINUE TO SERVE, BUT FOR HIM, WE WERE NOT ABLE TO CONFIRM THAT.

I'LL NOTE ON, UH, THE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION, UH, AS WE HAVE, UH, SEVERAL BOARD MEMBERS THROUGHOUT WHO HAVE MET THEIR TERM LIMITS AND THE COUNCIL HAS SEEN FIT AT TIMES TO REAPPOINT THOSE INDIVIDUALS.

UH, FOR ANGELA RICHARDSON WOODS IN PARTICULAR, SHE RECEIVED SOME NOMINATIONS FOR FULL TERM REAPPOINTMENT AND SOME NOMINATIONS FOR ONE YEAR APPOINTMENT.

SO THAT WOULD BE A TOPIC FOR THE COUNCIL TO KIND OF DISCUSS IF THAT'S WHAT YOU CHOOSE TO DO.

UH, AND SIMILARLY WITH, I'M SORRY.

I'M SORRY.

COULD YOU GO BACK TO THAT FOR A MINUTE? YES, SIR.

OKAY.

THANK YOU.

MM-HMM.

.

AND SIMILAR TO MS. RICHARDSON WOODS, BRIAN LOCK MILLER ALSO HAD A COMMON APPOINTMENT, UH, RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EITHER A FULL TERM OR A ONE YEAR TERM.

UM, I WOULD ASSUME THAT WAS FOR BOARD CONTINUITY, BUT AGAIN, THAT'S AT THE DISCRETION OF COUNSEL.

MM-HMM.

, YOU CAN HOLD THERE FOR JUST A SECOND.

YES, SIR.

SO FAST.

OKAY.

OKAY.

HOLD THERE FOR A SECOND.

MM-HMM, .

GOOD TO MOVE ON? MM-HMM.

ALL.

AND THIS IS OUR LAST SLIDE AND WE'LL MAKE A NOTE, UM, THAT JOHN TONIO FOR TOUR TWO DID REQUEST TO BE REMOVED FROM THIS BOARD AND POTENTIALLY PLACED ON A DIFFERENT BOARD.

UH, AND WE DID HAVE, UH, TWO CANDIDATES WHO, WHO APPLIED FOR T TWO.

SO EMPRESS, WOULD IT BE SAFE TO SAY THEN THAT STEVE WILSON HAD A CLEAN SWEEP, CLEAN ADVISOR? STEVE DID, IN FACT HAVE A CLEAN SWEEP AND MAY BE A FIRST.

RIGHT.

OKAY.

THAT CONCLUDES ALL OF THE BOARDS.

THERE'S ONE THING I DO WANNA BRING UP.

WE'VE TALKED ABOUT AT THESE LAST COUPLE OF SESSIONS, WHICH IS ATTENDANCE.

AND THERE ARE A NUMBER OF, UM, BOARD APPOINTEES WHO ARE NOT UP FOR REAPPOINTMENT, BUT HAVE VERY POOR ATTENDANCE.

UH, MY QUESTION IS, WHAT ARE WE DOING TO NOTIFY BOARD MEMBERS WHEN THEY'RE STARTING TO FALL BELOW OUR RECOMMENDATION? AT THIS POINT, OUR BOARD STAFF DO REACH OUT TO OUR MEMBERS.

UH, WE DO HAVE INSTANCES OF NO, NO RESPONSE.

UH, AND WE'RE ACTUALLY WORKING WITH OUR STAFF TO FORMULATE SOME PROCESSES TO NOTIFY COUNCIL TO MAKE YOU AWARE.

IT'S TYPICALLY OUR BOARD OFFICERS, UH, RESPONSIBILITY TO REACH OUT TO YOU AND MAKE YOU ABREAST OF THAT IN THE INTERIM.

UM, OUR STAFF TRY TO BE CONSISTENT WITH THE POLICY AND MAKE THAT INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO YOU WITH THIS ANNUAL REPORT.

UH, BUT TO, TO THE POINT OF THOSE, UH, MEMBERS BEING IN

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I DON'T KNOW IF IT'S POSSIBLE TO GET AN UPDATE FROM THE BOARDS FOR THE, FOR THE ONES THAT ARE FOLLOWING, ESPECIALLY BELOW 60% ATTENDANCE BEFORE NEXT TUESDAY.

AND AN UPDATE, I DID TALK TO ONE BOARD MEMBER THAT I'M NOT GONNA MENTION WHO HAD A 67% ATTENDANCE BUT HAD DEATHS IN THE FAMILY AND THINGS LIKE THAT, THAT REALLY INTERFERED WITH IT.

SO WHEN, WHEN, WHEN, THERE'S A GOOD EXPLANATION, I DON'T WANT TO BE HARD ON ANYONE BECAUSE I KNOW EVERYONE'S VOLUNTEERING THEIR TIME, BUT THERE ARE SOME THAT ARE AT LIKE 30% ATTENDANCE.

AND THE QUESTION REALLY IS DO THEY HAVE THE CAPACITY TO SERVE WITH THE LIST OF PEOPLE WHO ARE STANDING IN LINE TO SERVE? I THINK IT'S ONLY FAIR THAT WE DO A DECENT ENOUGH INVESTIGATION INTO, YOU KNOW, THEIR ABILITY TO CONTINUE AND WHETHER OR NOT WE NEED TO ASSIGN SOMEONE ELSE TO THAT BOARD.

ABSOLUTELY.

UH, AND AGAIN, WE DO, UH, TRY TO GET THAT INFORMATION, THESE REPORTS AS OUR STAFF, UH, REGISTER ATTENDANCE.

THEY DO NOT PUT THE, THE REASONING BEHIND THAT.

AND OBVIOUSLY THAT WOULD BE HELPFUL TO YOU.

UH, BUT WE DO TRY TO CAPTURE THAT IN OTHER WAYS.

AND AGAIN, WE'RE WORKING TO TRY TO MAKE SURE THAT WE UNDERSTAND THAT AND GET THAT INFORMATION TO YOU.

AND WE'LL REACH OUT, UH, AND TRY TO GET THAT TO YOU BEFORE THIS TUESDAY.

UM, SECONDLY, I HAD A THOUGHT AND IT WENT AWAY, SO NEVERMIND.

UM, I MESSED YOU UP.

SORRY ABOUT THAT.

OH, I'M SORRY.

UH, WITH THE ATTENDANCE RATES THAT YOU HAVE NOW, MOST OF THOSE GO THROUGH JUNE OR JULY, UH, BASED ON THE TIME THAT WE WERE ABLE TO SUBMIT THAT TO YOU.

SO THE ADDITIONAL MONTH MAY OF, UH, IMPACT, UH, THOSE ATTENDANCE RATE A LITTLE BIT, ESPECIALLY FOR THE BOARDS THAT DON'T MEET OFTEN.

UH, BUT FOR THE BOARDS THAT MEET AT LEAST ONCE A MONTH, THAT'S PRETTY CLOSE.

MM-HMM.

.

IT'S NOT GONNA PUSH THE NEEDLE VERY MUCH.

ALL RIGHT.

WE'LL HAVE QUITE THE DRAFT IN THE NEXT MEETING.

THANK YOU.

ALRIGHT.

UM, COUNCIL LIAISON UPDATES, SIR.

AGAIN, UNLESS ANYONE HAS ISSUE, I'D LIKE TO HOLD THOSE UNTIL OUR REGULAR MEETING.

YEP.

ALRIGHT, SO WE'RE GONNA MOVE INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION

[EXECUTIVE SESSION]

CONSULTATIONS WITH ATTORNEY ON ANY WORK SESSION, SPECIAL SESSION OR REGULAR SESSION.

AGENDA ITEM REQUIRE CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY CLIENT ADVICE, UH, NECESSARY BY DELIBERATION OR DISCUSSION OF SET ITEMS AS NEEDED.

SECTION 5 5 1 0 7 2 DELIBERATIONS ABOUT REAL PROPERTY DOWNTOWN, CITY OWNED PROPERTY REDEVELOPMENT, SECTION 5 5 1 0 8 7 DELIBERATION REGARDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MATTERS.

VENUE NOTES LIVE AND WE'RE GONNA HAVE EXECUTIVE SESSION BACK HERE.

THERE IS NO ACTION.

MAYOR, IF WE COULD FOR PURPOSES OF THE MEDIA THAT'S HERE.

YEAH.

YEAH.

SO, UH, YES.

FOR ANYONE HERE THAT'S GOING TO BE HERE FOR THE DURATION OF THE NIGHT, WE'RE GONNA HAVE EXECUTIVE SESSION NOW, THEN WE HAVE A JOINT MEETING AT FOUR O'CLOCK THAT WE HOPEFULLY WILL MAKE ON TIME, UH, TO BE SEEN.

AND THAT IS A JOINT MEETING BETWEEN MCKINNEY CITY COUNCIL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION.

AND WE WILL HAVE AN EXECUTIVE SESSION AFTER THAT AND THEN GO INTO OUR, UH, CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING.

HOPEFULLY AROUND SIX O'CLOCK.

MOVE WE ADJOURN.

MR. MAYOR.

WHAT'S THAT? I MOVE, WE ADJOURNED THE WORK SESSION.

THAT'S RIGHT.

WE MUST, UH, WE READY ERS.

ALL RIGHT.

I MOVE THAT WE ADJOURN.

I'LL SECOND.

ALL IN FAVOR? AYE.

AYE.