[Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution for an Interfund Loan from the General Fund to the McKinney Economic Development Corporation to facilitate the purchase of land.]

SIGNED UP, SO WE WILL GO TO OUR SPECIAL MEETING. AGENDA ITEM ITEM 252598. CONSIDER AN ACT ON A RESOLUTION FOR AN INTERFUND LOAN FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE MCKINNEY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION TO FACILITATE THE PURCHASE OF LAND. MR. HOLLOWAY. GOOD AFTERNOON, MAYOR AND COUNCIL. MARK HOLLOWAY, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FOR THE CITY. LET ME GET THIS TURNED ON. OKAY. SO ON MARCH 18TH, THERE WAS A DEBT SALE FOR LAND APPROVED BY THE MEDICI BOARD AND THE COUNCIL. THE PRICING OFFICERS, WHICH ARE SCHEDULED TO GO TO MARKET ON APRIL 9TH WITH CLOSING SCHEDULED ON APRIL 30TH. HOWEVER, THE LAND PURCHASE CLOSES ON MARCH 31ST, SO THAT LEAVES ABOUT A ONE MONTH GAP BETWEEN WHEN THE FUNDS ARE RECEIVED AND WHEN THE LAND PURCHASE WILL TAKE PLACE. SO WE IT WAS, YOU KNOW, MY IDEA BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, THE WHEELS OF GOVERNMENT FINANCE SOMETIMES MOVE A LITTLE SLOWLY TO DO A ROUTINE INTERFUND LOAN FOR ONE MONTH FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE LAND. WE WOULD DO THAT AT AT THE INVESTMENT POOL. RATES FOR INTEREST. SO THE LOAN DETAIL, LIKE I SAID, EXPECTED TO BE ONE MONTH WITH THE POOL RATE BEING ABOUT 4.2% TODAY FOR ONE MONTH. I'M NOT EXPECTING THAT TO CHANGE MUCH OVER THE OVER THE TERMS OF THIS LOAN, HOW MUCH THE PRINCIPAL WOULD BE THE AGENDA ITEM SAYS UP TO $10 MILLION. I'M EXPECTING THAT TO BE ABOUT $5 MILLION. WE WOULD NEED THE DIFFERENCE IN WHAT WE WOULD CONSIDER ALLOWABLE FUND BALANCE TO THE LAND PRICE. RIGHT NOW, IT LOOKS LIKE ABOUT $5 MILLION FOR THE FOR THE PRINCIPAL OF THAT LOAN. THE EXPECTED INTEREST OVER THAT ONE MONTH TIME PERIOD WOULD BE ABOUT $17,500, MAKING THE TOTAL PAYMENT DUE 5,017,500. IF THE INTEREST RATE STAYED AT 4.2% ON ABOUT APRIL THE 30TH. THAT'S THE CLOSING DATE, WHICH I WILL NOTE HERE. SO WE HAD OUR RATINGS CALL FOR THE FOR THESE BONDS ON THE 14TH. COUNCIL AND BOARD ACTION ON MARCH 18TH WILL RECEIVE OUR RATINGS HOPEFULLY TOMORROW, WITH OUR OPERATING STATEMENT GOING OUT ON MARCH 31ST. MARK. WE WILL GO TO MARKET ON APRIL 9TH WITH THE CLOSING BEING APRIL 30TH, AND I'LL BE HAPPY TO TAKE ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS ITEM. SO MARK, THE MONEY THAT WE WOULD BE LOANING IS DRAWING ROUGHLY THE SAME INTEREST RATE ANYWAY. WE DIDN'T HAVE PLANS ON USING IT ANYWAY, AND SO WE SHOULD BE RATHER AGNOSTIC THEN AS TO WHERE THIS MONEY IS GOING. AND IT'S NOT MONEY. WE'RE PLANNING ON USING THE NEXT MONTH. CORRECT. THIS IS JUST MONEY THAT WOULD BE IN OUR FUND BALANCE. DURING THE SAME AMOUNT OF TIME, WE MADE SURE THAT WE HELD HARMLESS THE, THE, THE FUND BALANCE WITH THE WITH THE INTEREST PAYMENTS BEING EXACTLY WHAT WE WOULD MAKE AS FAR AS OUR INVESTMENTS GO. AND BASED ON YOUR EXPERIENCE, I KNOW YOU CAN'T COMMENT ON THIS SPECIFICALLY AND PREDICT IT, BUT IF THE BONDS GO OUT AT THE END OF THE MONTH, HOW SOON WILL THE MONEY COME BACK TO EDC WHERE THIS IS AVAILABLE TO PAY US? HOW QUICKLY DO THESE BONDS NORMALLY SELL? SO WE WILL WE WILL DO THE PRICING ON APRIL 9TH, AND THEN WE WOULD CLOSE AND RECEIVE ALL OF OUR FUNDS ON APRIL 30TH. SO THE CLOSING DATE OF THE LAND IS MARCH 31ST. AND WE WOULD RECEIVE ALL OF OUR FUNDS THEN ON APRIL 30TH. SO WE'RE ANTICIPATING ALMOST EXACTLY ONE MONTH. OKAY.

AND MARK, THIS IS THIS IS OF COURSE FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE LAND. AND THAT LAND IS IMPORTANT TO THE CITY FOR THE AIRPORT, REGARDLESS OF WHAT USE THE AIRPORT HAS IN THE FUTURE. THIS IS WE ARE ALMOST BUILT OUT ON THE WEST SIDE, AND WE ARE IN THE MODE RIGHT NOW OF PROTECTING LAND AROUND THE ASSET THAT WE OWN. WOULD THAT BE CORRECT? I BELIEVE SO, SIR. YES. OKAY. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? I'LL JUST MAKE. MAYBE IT'S A COMMENT. I KNOW THIS ISN'T NECESSARILY YOUR LANE, BUT TO SOME EXTENT THAT LAND IS IN THE ETJ AND BY US BUYING IT THEN, THEN WE CAN TAKE CONTROL OF IT AND TAKE CONTROL OF THE ZONING AND ACTIVATE IT. IS THAT A FAIR STATEMENT? I WOULD ASSUME SO, YES. I'M JUST HERE FOR THE INTERFUND LOAN PART PORTION OF THE DAY. OUR OUR FINANCE GUY HAS GOT A VERY NARROW LANE. BUT YES. YES SIR. I KNEW I WAS PUSHING HIM ON THE LAND THAT IS IN THE LAND THAT'S IN THE ETJ IS UNDER A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WHICH IS BASICALLY PRE-ANNEXATION. SO ANY CHANGE OF USE REQUIRES AN ANNEXATION INTO THE CITY OF MCKINNEY. AND SO IF WE CHANGE OR IF THE OWNER OF THE LAND CHANGES THE USE, WHICH THEY WOULD,

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BECAUSE THEY'RE SPENDING A LOT OF MONEY ON THE LAND, WELL, THIS IS US, THE EDC, BUT EVEN THE NEIGHBORING AND ADJACENT LAND IS GOING TO BE THEY'RE SPENDING A LOT OF MONEY ON THE LAND.

THEY'RE NOT GOING TO LEAVE IT AS AGRICULTURAL USE. AND SO THE EDC WILL BE COMPELLED TO HAVE TO ANNEX INTO THE CITY. RIGHT? THANK YOU. MARK. YES. NO OTHER QUESTIONS. ENTERTAIN A MOTION, MR. MAYOR, I MOVE THAT WE APPROVE THIS ITEM AS PRESENTED BY MR. HOLLOWAY. I'LL SECOND, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTES. I. AND WHAT IS YOUR VOTE, MR. JONES? I'M GOING TO ABSTAIN BECAUSE I DIDN'T HEAR THE WHOLE PRESENTATION. I WOULDN'T I WOULDN'T BE COMFORTABLE JUST VOTING. OKAY, WELL, THEN LET'S PAUSE THE VOTE, BECAUSE I THINK IT'S IMPORTANT. YEAH. MARK, CAN YOU GIVE THAT OVERVIEW AGAIN? YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. AND I'LL MAYBE I'LL DO BETTER THE SECOND TIME.

SO SORRY ABOUT THAT. WE'LL CALL IT A DRY RUN. SO ON MARCH 18TH, THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE EDC BOARD APPROVED A DEBT SALE FOR LAND FOR, WELL, I JUST LOST THE PRESENTATION. COUNCIL MEMBER PHILLIPS IS ENTERING THE CHAMBERS AS WELL. OKAY. WHAT'S THAT? CHARLIE'S WALKING IN. YOU GOT THIS SIDE. I CAN DO THIS. SORRY, I APOLOGIZE, MARK, I APOLOGIZE. YOU GOTTA DO THIS.

OH, THAT'S FINE, THAT'S FINE. HE'S GOT IT DOWN TO THIS POLISHED. WE'RE GOING TO.

CHARLIE HAS JUST COME IN, SO WE'LL GO AHEAD. SINCE YOU'RE STARTING IT, WILL CHARLIE HE'S GOING TO REVIEW BECAUSE MICHAEL JUST GOT HERE AS WELL. DID YOU HEAR HIM WALK THROUGH. THE SPEAKERS IN THAT LITTLE FOYER ARE NOT WORKING, SO I DON'T KNOW WHO'S IN CONTROL OF THAT. MR. HOLLOWAY IS. OH, THANK YOU, THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT, ALL RIGHT, MARK, I'LL GIVE YOU ONE MORE SHOT HERE. SO ON AT OUR MARCH 18TH MEETING, THE CITY AND THE MEDC BOARD BOTH APPROVED A DEBT SALE FOR LAND. SO PRICING OFFICERS ARE SCHEDULED TO GO TO MARKET FOR ON THAT DEBT SALE ON APRIL THE 9TH, WITH THE CLOSING ON THE FUNDS BEING APRIL THE 30TH. THE LAND PURCHASE CLOSES ON MARCH 31ST, WHICH LEAVES A ONE MONTH GAP BETWEEN WHEN THE FUNDS ARE RECEIVED AND WHEN THE LAND CLOSES. SO IT IS THE PROPOSAL BECAUSE, YOU KNOW, WE THAT'S HOW LONG IT TAKES CITY FINANCE TO MOVE. WE CAN'T BE YOU KNOW, QUITE AS NIMBLE WITH WITH BOND SALES AND THINGS. SO THEY LEFT A ONE MONTH GAP. SO WE ARE PROPOSING TO DO A KIND OF ROUTINE INTERFUND LOAN FOR ABOUT ONE MONTH. WE WOULD CHARGE INTEREST AT OUR INVESTMENT POOL RATES, WHERE WE DO OUR NORMAL INVESTMENTS FOR THE CITY. SO HERE ARE THE DETAILS OF THE LOAN. I EXPECT THAT TO BE EXACTLY ONE MONTH OF DURATION. THE INTEREST RATE WOULD BE OUR POOL RATE, AND THE LAST MONTH THROUGH TODAY IS ABOUT 4.2%. THE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT WILL BE THE DIFFERENCE IN THE MEDICS FUND BALANCE, THE USABLE FUND BALANCE TO THE PRICE OF THE LAND. RIGHT NOW, I'M ANTICIPATING THAT TO BE ABOUT $5 MILLION IN THE ORDINANCE. WE HAVE 10 MILLION IN THERE JUST IN CASE SOMETHING COMES IN. WE HAVE TO SPEND SOME MONEY TO DO THINGS, BUT THIS WOULD GIVE US A MAXIMUM OF 10 MILLION. WE'RE EXPECTING THE LOAN TO BE ABOUT $5 MILLION. SO ON THAT $5 MILLION AT 4.2% FOR ONE MONTH, WE EXPECT TO GAIN INTEREST AT $17,500. THEN THE TOTAL PAYMENT WOULD BE DUE ON THE DAY THAT THE BONDS CLOSED, WHICH WE'RE ANTICIPATING TO BE APRIL THE 30TH. SO THE TOTAL PAYMENT WOULD BE $5,017,500. THIS WOULD ALLOW US TO CONTINUE TO GET THE SAME INVESTMENT RATE WE WOULD ON OUR FUNDS, AND THEN MAKE SURE THAT WE'RE ABLE TO CLOSE ON THE LAND IN A TIMELY MANNER. I WILL GO BACK OVER THE TIMETABLE. AS YOU KNOW, I MENTIONED WE DID PASS THIS ON ON MARCH 18TH. WE ANTICIPATE RECEIVING OUR RATINGS TOMORROW. WE WILL POST OUR OPERATING STATEMENT ON MARCH 31ST WITH THE APRIL 9TH, NEGOTIATED BOND PRICING, WITH THE CLOSING DATE BEING APRIL 30TH. AND I DON'T KNOW IF I DID BETTER THE SECOND TIME. I THINK YOU DID BETTER.

AND I'LL JUST REITERATE A FEW OF THE SURMISE. A COUPLE COMMENTS, PATRICK, WEIGH IN. IF I DON'T CAPTURE YOURS. IN ESSENCE, THIS IS A VERY SIMPLE BRIDGE LOAN. INTERGOVERNMENTAL BRIDGE LOAN.

THIS IS OBVIOUSLY, AS WE ALL KNOW, FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE PROPERTY AROUND THE AIRPORT, AN ASSET THAT WE OWN AND PROPERTY THAT IT WOULD. IT IS IN OUR BEST INTEREST AS A COMMUNITY TO PROTECT THAT PROPERTY. CURRENTLY, MOST OF THAT PROPERTY IS IN THE ETJ. OF COURSE, IT WILL BE BROUGHT IN AND ZONED APPROPRIATELY. AND ANOTHER COMMENT THAT WAS MADE WAS

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PATRICK HAD ASKED ABOUT THE FUNDS CURRENTLY AS THEY SIT, WOULD THEY BE USED FOR ANYTHING ELSE? AND MR. HOLLOWAY STATED NO, THAT THEY WOULD NOT BE USED FOR ANYTHING ELSE. AND WE'VE WE'VE DONE LOANS LIKE THIS IN THE PAST. AGAIN, INTERGOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENT LOANS. OKAY. GOOD. SO WE HAD A MOTION TO APPROVE AND THEN A SECOND. SO WE'RE IN THE PROCESS OF VOTING. NO MOVE OKAY. THERE IT IS. YEAH OKAY. YEAH. OKAY. MOTION PASSES. THANK YOU VERY

[Presentation Update on McKinney Roots/Gray Branch Project]

MUCH. THANK YOU SIR. ITEM 252599 PRESENTATION UPDATE ON MCKINNEY ROOTS GRAY BRANCH PROJECT STEVE TILTON. NO, YOU'RE NOT STEVE. OH MY GOODNESS I HAVE STEVE LISTED I'M GOOD. THANK YOU. GOOD AFTERNOON MAYOR COUNCIL STAFF AMY KINCAID, DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND REC, HERE TO GIVE AN UPDATE ON THE GRAY BRANCH PARK AND MCKINNEY ROOTS PARTNERSHIP. JUST A QUICK OVERVIEW. WE'LL GO THROUGH THE HISTORY RENDERINGS OF MCKINNEY ROOTS AND WHAT THAT MIGHT LOOK LIKE, AND THEN DISCUSSION POINTS DURING NEGOTIATION IN THE TIMELINE. SO THE HISTORY AND THIS WAS BROUGHT TO COUNCIL ON OCTOBER 15TH. YEP. SORRY. I BLINKED WHERE WE GAVE A PRESENTATION AND HE GAVE HIS PRESENTATION. AND THEN STAFF GAVE THEIR, THEIR PRESENTATION AND IT WAS DECIDED TO TAKE IT TO THE PARKS AND REC BOARD, WHICH WE DID ON NOVEMBER 14TH. AND THEN WE BROUGHT MR. WELLS, A PART OF MCKINNEY ROOTS, TO OUR PROS BOARD, TO HAVE A DEEPER DIVE INTO WHAT THAT MIGHT LOOK LIKE ON FEBRUARY 13TH. AND AT THAT MEETING, IT WAS VOTED 5 TO 1 IN FAVOR OF MOVING THIS PROJECT FORWARD. SO HERE'S JUST A QUICK RENDERING. THIS IS THE BARN THAT'S EXISTING. I'M LOOKING AT WHAT THAT MIGHT COULD BE. I'M LOOKING AT SPLITTING THE BARN, IF YOU WILL, THE EXISTING BARN PARTIALLY FOR EQUIPMENT AND THEN PART OF IT FOR A DEVELOPMENT CENTER FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. ADDING ON A NICE DECK ON THE BACK. SO AGAIN, JUST AN OVERALL RENDERING OF WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE IN THE FUTURE. AND THEN YOU CAN SEE IN THE FOREFRONT SOME OF THE CROPS AND STUFF. AND THEN HERE'S A DEEPER LOOK INTO WHAT THE INSIDE LOOKS LIKE. AGAIN, SPLITTING THE EXISTING BUILDING INTO TWO, I'M ADDING A CATERING KITCHEN, FOOD PROCESSING, WHICH IS IMPORTANT FOR MCKINNEY ROOTS. AND AGAIN, JUST I KNOW THE VISION WAS TO ADD A DECK IN THE BACK JUST SO THEY CAN OVERLOOK THE GREAT VIEW OF GRAY BRANCH. SO AS IT SITS ON THE PROPERTY, I KNOW THE LAST PRESENTATION, IT WAS MORE WIDESPREAD AND JUST KNOWING THAT HE AND THE TEAM HAVE SPENT SOME TIME TO CLOSELY JUST LOOKING AT THE CURRENT USE THE TRAILS THAT ARE EXISTING, FOCUSING ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF GRAY BRANCH RIGHT THERE ON THE TURN, AND YOU CAN SEE A AN ASPHALT PARKING LOT, THE BARN WHERE IT EXISTING IS IN EXISTENCE RIGHT NOW, ALONG WITH WHAT THAT MIGHT LOOK LIKE ADDING POSSIBLY AN ORCHARD FORM DOWN THE ROAD. SO JUST AN OVERALL CONCEPT OF THE LOCATION ON GRAY BRANCH WHERE THAT MIGHT GO. SO SOME OF THE DISCUSSION POINTS THAT WE'LL BE NEGOTIATING THROUGH THIS AGREEMENT IS, YOU KNOW, WE'RE STILL TRYING TO ACQUIRE THE LAND TO CONNECT THE TRAILS FROM THREE ACROSS 380 INTO GRAY BRANCH. SO JUST DETERMINING THE BEST WAY TO CONNECT THE EXISTING TROWEL, CONSIDER THE BEST FLOW OF TRAFFIC WITH THE LEAST IMPACT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD, WITH THE BUSSES, WITH THE PARTNERSHIP THAT THEY HAVE WITH ISD, AND PLAN DESIGN TO ATTEMPT TO MAINTAIN AS MANY OF THE WILDFLOWERS WE HAVE OF NUMEROUS FAMILIES THAT GO OUT THERE TO TAKE PHOTOS. SO TRYING TO KEEP THOSE OUT THERE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE. I KNOW WHEN WE TOOK IT TO PARK BOARD, ONE OF THE THINGS THE NEIGHBORS WERE FOR IT, BUT JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT WE REALLY DID OUR HOMEWORK ON THE LIGHTING. AND OF COURSE, LIGHTING WILL BE REQUIRED FOR THAT PARKING LOT. BUT TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE LIGHTING WITH THE LESS IMPACT ON THE NEIGHBORHOOD, CREATE A PLAN TO KEEP THE KITCHEN, THE KITCHEN, OR THE CHICKENS CONTAINED AND AWAY FROM THE GUEST. AND SO JUST TRYING TO

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FIGURE OUT WHAT THAT MIGHT LOOK LIKE, ENSURE THE BARN COMMUNITY SPACE IS RENOVATED TO CURRENT BUILDING CODE. CONSIDER SITE DESIGN FOR PUBLIC ACCESS WHILE PROTECTING THE PROPOSED USE AND ALSO ADEQUATE HOURS OF OPERATION WHILE MAINTAINING PUBLIC ACCESSIBILITY. DEVELOP IN ACCORDANCE WITH CITY PLAN FLOODPLAIN MANAGEMENT REGULATIONS AND THEN JUST ENSURE THE COMPLIANCE WITH THE ADA ON THE BUILDING AND THE TRAIL DESIGN. SO THE TIMELINE PRESENTING TODAY WILL BE COMING BACK TO COUNCIL NEXT WEEK FOR CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL TO SUPPORT IN SUPPORT OF THIS. AND THEN WE'LL BE WORKING THROUGH THE AGREEMENT AND BRINGING IT BACK FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL SOMETIME OF TOWARDS THE PROBABLY END OF SUMMER. AGAIN, THIS AGREEMENT IS GOING TO LOOK LIKE MUCH OF WHAT WE HAVE CURRENTLY WITH THE COURTS AND WITH OCALA GOLF COURSE. JUST TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT THE AGREEMENT, THE LEASE AGREEMENT WILL BE. AND WITH THAT, I'LL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. CAN YOU GO BACK TO THE SITE PLAN OR THE VISUAL AND SHOW ME, I GUESS, WHERE THE IMPROVEMENTS CUT OFF? IS. IT JUST I DON'T KNOW IF. CAN I ANNOTATE ON THIS, BUT. I CAN'T SEE HER ANNOTATION EITHER. YOU DON'T HAVE. YEAH. I MEAN, THERE'S NO ANNOTATION. WE CAN'T SEE WHAT YOU'RE DOING. I'M SURE IT'S GREAT. I DID PRACTICE THIS. WE CAN'T SEE IT THOUGH. OKAY. CAN'T SEE WHAT? I DON'T KNOW. YOU CAN'T SEE THE ANNOTATION. ALL RIGHT, THERE WE GO. I DON'T THINK IT WORKS AT ALL. IT DOES NOT WORK. OKAY? YOU DON'T HAVE THE ABILITY TO MAKE IT WORK. LET'S TRY IT. MARK HOLLOWAY, CAN YOU COME UP AND MAKE THIS WORK? SO RIGHT HERE, IT'S SHOWING ON MY SCREEN. SO IT MIGHT JUST. YEAH. NO IT DOESN'T.

IT'S NOT GOING TO SHOW I'M NOT GOING TO SHOW HERE OKAY. IT'S A SYSTEM ERROR. ALL RIGHT. BUT FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE MAJORITY OF THE FIELD IS STILL OPEN FIELD. IT'S STILL PART OF THE PASSIVE USE THAT WE HAVE TODAY. CORRECT. IT'S JUST THE KIND OF AREAS THAT WE CAN SEE.

THERE'S NO OBLIGATION BEYOND THAT. CORRECT. YOU KNOW, I KNOW MR. WELLS PART OF OUR DISCUSSION WAS, YOU KNOW, HE SAW HOW MANY USERS WERE OUT THERE, AND HE WANTED TO MAKE SURE TO PRESERVE THAT OPEN TRAIL SPACE. SO REALLY HONING IN ON THAT ONE SECTION WITH THE JUST THE IMPROVEMENTS IN THE BARN, SINCE THAT WAS IN EXISTENCE, AND THEN ADDING AN ACTUAL ASPHALT PARKING LOT, WHICH RIGHT NOW IS GRAVEL, WHICH WILL BE A BENEFIT FOR GRAPE RANCH. THERE WERE, I THINK, IN THE ORIGINAL PLAN, WHICH WAS MORE ON THE EASTERN EDGE ALONG GRAPE BRANCH. CORRECT. THERE WERE GREENHOUSES AND STUFF. IS THAT IN THIS PLAN OR. NO. SO WHAT THEY'RE LOOKING AT IS USING THE EXISTING BARN AND RETROFITTING THAT TO MEET THE EQUIPMENT SPACE THAT WE NEED AND THE SPACE THAT THEY WOULD NEED TO BE ABLE TO PROCESS ALL OF THE GOODS AND TO GIVE OUT TO THE GROUPS. OKAY. BUT THERE'S NO NO ADDITIONAL GREENHOUSES OR. CORRECT. OKAY. AND WHEN YOU'RE SPEAKING OF THE CONNECTION PLAN, WERE YOU JUST TALKING ABOUT I MEAN, THIS IS KIND OF FLIPPED.

SO THE NORTH IS TO THE EAST ON THIS, WHERE YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT THE 380 ON THE EAST AND THEN THE, THE CONNECTION HERE ON THE, WHICH WOULD BE THE SOUTH ON THIS MAP, OR JUST ONE OR THE OTHER OR BOTH. CORRECT. OKAY. IT'S JUST BEING MAKING SURE THAT THE DESIGN FITS WITH THE EXISTING TRAIL. AND THAT WAS ONE OF OUR FIRST CONCERNS. BUT KNOWING THAT THIS HAS MOVED DOWN TO THE OTHER SIDE, WE DON'T THINK THAT THAT'S GOING TO BE A HUGE IMPACT AT THIS POINT. WITH THE TRAIL CONNECTIVITY THERE. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. PERFECT. ALL RIGHT. AND AMY. CURRENTLY THE USAGE OF THIS PARK IS LIMITED TO THE WALKING TRAILS WITH THE DIRT PARKING LOT. THE WALKING TRAILS ARE GOING TO LIVE IN THE CITY DETERMINED A WHILE BACK BEFORE YOUR TENURE THAT BASED ON THE TOPOGRAPHY THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE FLOODPLAIN ISSUES, THAT THIS IS NOT SUITABLE. A SUITABLE AREA FOR SOCCER FIELDS OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. I THINK WE TOOK THAT OFFLINE. IS THAT FAIR TO SAY? I'M THE FOCUS TRANSITIONED OVER TO CRAIG RANCH. I DON'T THINK THE SPORTS FIELDS WERE TAKING OFF, BUT JUST THE FOCUS ON BUILDING MORE. YEAH, I'LL MAKE THAT MORE OF A STATEMENT THAN

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THAT. YOU KNOW, BASICALLY BEFORE YOUR TENURE, IT WAS EVALUATED SPORTS FIELDS HERE AND SOME COMBINATION OF FLOODPLAIN RAT HOLES, THE TOPOGRAPHY, THE NEIGHBORHOOD, IT JUST WASN'T SUITABLE. SO WHAT THIS DOES IS IT ACTIVATES A, BY AND LARGE A BY AND LARGE, AN AREA THAT'S NOT ACTIVATED EXCEPT FOR WALKING TRAILS, LEAVES THE CURRENT ACTIVATION AND ADDS SOMETHING PRETTY SUBSTANTIAL THAT A LOT OF US CAN ENJOY EDUCATION FOR. I JUST WANTED, FOR THE RECORD, TO CLARIFY. I THINK WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT IS THIS SPECIFIC PIECE, THE PIECE TO THE EAST, WHICH ON YOUR PHOTOGRAPH IS ON THE BOTTOM, THAT I BELIEVE IS INTENDED FOR ACTIVE USE.

ORIGINALLY WHEN IT WAS BOUGHT, I BELIEVE, BECAUSE THERE WERE THREE PARCELS THAT WERE BOUGHT OVER THE PREVIOUS X AMOUNT OF YEARS, BUT THERE WAS A MASTER PLAN ON THE OTHER TWO PARCELS THAT CONSISTED OF SOCCER FIELDS AND SPORT FIELDS. AND THEN WE BOUGHT THIS. THE PELOTON TRACT, AS A POTENTIAL EXPANSION. BUT THEN IT WAS TAKEN OFF AND THE MASTER PLAN WAS NEVER UPDATED TO FOCUS ON KROGER AND SOCCER. OKAY. AND THAT WAS ALL BEFORE THE LAND NORTH OF PAINTED TREE.

CORRECT. I SEE RICK WELLS IS HERE, AND OF COURSE HE'S LEADING THE PROJECT. RICK, DO YOU WANT TO ADD ANYTHING? IS THAT OKAY WITH YOU? AMY. COUNCIL I'M SORRY I'M DRESSED SO CASUAL. I DIDN'T KNOW I WAS GOING TO GET UP HERE AND SPEAK. I WOULD HAVE DRESSED UP A LITTLE BIT AND I CAN'T HEAR. SO I CAUGHT MOST OF WHAT AMY SAID. WE HAVE TO THINK THROUGH AS WE WORK WITH THE CITY OF INNOVATIVE WAY TO RUN OUR CHICKENS THROUGH THAT WHOLE PROPERTY. AND SO AS WE BACKED AWAY SOME FROM FENCING AT ALL FOR SEVERAL REASONS, AND LOSING THE OPEN SPACE WAS THE BIGGEST ONE. BUT WE WILL STILL HOPEFULLY USE A LOT OF THAT, ALMOST ALL OF THAT OPEN SPACE FOR, YOU KNOW, OUR CHICKEN OPERATION. OBVIOUSLY THOSE TAKE ON VERY SMALL PLOTS OVER SPANS OF TIME. RIGHT. SO DO WE DO SOMETHING ON THE, ON THE ON THE WEST SIDE UP AGAINST THAT WALL. OR THERE'S SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS THAT WE CAN DO THAT. BUT I JUST KIND OF WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT IS PART OF, OF THIS, OF THE PROCESS. AND THERE IS A GREENHOUSE AND I DIDN'T HEAR THAT. BUT THERE IS A PLANNED GREENHOUSE JUST TO THE WEST OF THAT BARN. YEAH. YES. YEAH, I SEE IT IN THE DRAWING.

CLARIFY BOTH OF THOSE. THANK YOU SIR. RICK. HOW MANY? RICK. HOW MANY CHICKENS DO YOU HAVE RIGHT NOW? WE HAVE 350. LARRY WAS 31% LAST WEEK, 197 DOZEN EGGS WENT OUT TO THE PUBLIC LAST WEEK, 197 THE ROTATION ABILITY OF THAT THEY CAN ALL THE SPACE THAT THEY'RE HELD IN CAN ROTATE. YES.

SO WE ROTATE THOSE CHICKENS ABOUT EVERY 4 OR 5 DAYS INTO DIFFERENT LAND. AND SO THAT LAND THAT THEY'RE ON BECOMES REALLY FERTILE BECAUSE OF. AND THEN WE'LL MOVE THEM IN THE SAME WAY HERE. RIGHT. BUT HOW DO WE HOW DO WE FENCE THOSE OFF. HOW DO WE DO THAT WITH DOGS AND THINGS LIKE THAT THAT ARE OFF THEIR LEASHES SOMETIMES, EVEN THOUGH THEY SHOULD BE ON THEIR LEASHES? WE UNDERSTAND WHAT PEOPLE USE THAT PARK FOR AND IT'S WONDERFUL. IT'S BEEN A LOT OF TIME OUT THERE AND SEE WHAT OUR COMMUNITY USES IT FOR. AND SO HOW DO WE WORK AROUND THAT IN THE BEST POSSIBLE WAY? I THINK THERE'S A LOT OF WAYS WE CAN DO THAT, BUT 350 CHICKENS ARE GOING TO TAKE AN AREA ABOUT THIS ROOM UP FOR AT LEAST A COUPLE OF DAYS BEFORE WE MOVE THEM, TYPICALLY THREE. YEAH, BUT MY BROTHER DOES A SIMILAR CHICKEN TRACTOR WITH, YOU KNOW, DEPLOYABLE FENCES, AND THAT'S WHAT WE PLAN TO DO. OKAY. CAN YOU SPEAK TO SOME OF THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR EITHER MISD STUDENTS OR COLLIN COLLEGE OR ANY OTHER ENTITIES? YEAH, I MEAN, THIS IS REALLY EXCITING FROM THAT STANDPOINT. I THINK THAT JUST WHERE IT IS AND THAT'S THE MOTIVATION TO MOVE IT. WHERE TO THIS PLACE, WE HAVE A COMMUNITY CENTER DESIGNED IN THAT BARN THAT WILL BE OPEN TO THE COMMUNITY FOR ALL DIFFERENT TYPE OF EVENTS, MOSTLY FARM RELATED OR SCIENCE OR I MEAN SCIENCE RELATED. THANK YOU. AND. I THINK THAT WE WILL CONTINUE TO EXPAND THE PROGRAM WE HAVE IN MCKINNEY ISD. IT WAS 21 OF 21 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS COME OUT NOW. WE HAD OUR FIRST NORTH TEXAS COME OUT LAST MONTH TO THE FARM. WE HAVE SEVERAL PRIVATE SCHOOLS COMING TO OUR FARMS AS WELL. SO

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OUR OUR BIGGEST STEP IN THIS DIRECTION TO GRAY BRANCH IS TO CONTINUE TO EXPAND OUR EDUCATION TO WHERE NOW I FEEL LIKE IS THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE, BUT MORE OBVIOUSLY THERE'S A LOT OF DIFFERENT WAYS THAT WE CAN DO THAT THROUGH OUR ENTIRE COMMUNITY, NOT ONLY IN OUR SCHOOL DISTRICT, BUT TO OUR SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAMS, NUTRITIONAL EATING, WHY THAT'S IMPORTANT, AND THOSE TYPES OF THINGS. BAYLOR SCOTT WHITE IS RIGHT UP THE ROAD FROM US.

THERE'S LOTS OF DIFFERENT SYNERGIES THAT WE CAN HAVE IN THAT AREA, AND THEN WE LOOK FORWARD TO BUILDING THOSE RELATIONSHIPS WITH THOSE ENTITIES. THANK YOU. THANK YOU RICK. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. THIS IS JUST A PRESENTATION. THERE'S NO ACTION ON THIS ITEM. BUT WE'LL BE COMING BACK NEXT WEEK. THANK YOU VERY MUCH AMY. ITEM 252600 2020 FOR DEVELOPMENT

[2024 Development Activity Recap]

ACTIVITY RECAP. MAYOR COUNCIL. GOOD AFTERNOON. MICHAEL QUINT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES. FIRST TIME UP HERE. I KNOW YOU GUYS HAVE HAD A COUPLE OF MEETINGS. IT'S THE FIRST TIME IT'S AN ADJUSTMENT. SO HERE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT THE 2024 DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY. FIRST, I'D BE REMISS IF I DIDN'T SHOUT OUT OUR ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT REPORT LIVE. IF FOLKS BEHIND ME OR WATCHING ONLINE WANT TO TAKE A SCREEN GRAB OF THAT QR CODE, YOU CAN GET THAT. A LOT OF THE INFORMATION THAT I'LL BE PRESENTING TODAY OR HIGHLIGHTING TODAY ARE AVAILABLE IN THIS ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT REPORT. SO VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE WORK THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT DID ON THIS. WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT AS MANY PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT IT AS POSSIBLE. SO I'M KIND OF DELAYING ON THIS SLIDE SO EVERYBODY CAN PULL THEIR PHONE OUT AND GET A SHOT OF THAT QR CODE BEFORE I MOVE ON. SO VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE WORK DONE BY THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT. THAT SAID, I WANT TO GIVE YOU A QUICK HIGHLIGHT OF SOME DEVELOPMENT TRENDS. SO OBVIOUSLY STRONG GROWTH CONTINUES. IF YOU'VE DRIVEN THROUGH OUR COMMUNITY, YOU KNOW THAT TO BE TRUE. JUST TO GIVE YOU AN EXAMPLE OF WHAT THAT MEANS, NUMERICALLY, WE DID ABOUT $1.3 BILLION WORTH OF NEW CONSTRUCTION VALUATION IN 2024, A LITTLE BIT DOWN FROM 2023. BUT I WOULD POINT OUT THAT THAT 1.4 BILLION WE DID IN 2023 WAS KIND OF INFLATED A LITTLE BIT BY SOME MULTIFAMILY NUMBERS. NOW THAT THOSE NUMBERS HAVE LEVELED OFF, YOU'RE GETTING A MORE ACCURATE TELLING OF THE CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY IN THE CITY OF MCKINNEY. INCREASED SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY. REALLY, REALLY IMPRESSIVE NUMBERS, THE HIGHEST WE'VE DONE SINCE 2017. AND THE BUILDING INSPECTIONS AND PLANNING DEPARTMENT PROCESSING THOSE PERMITS DID SO EXPEDITIOUSLY. SO NO DELAYS TO THE DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY.

REALLY PROUD OF THE WORK THAT THE TEAM DID. AND THEN OBVIOUSLY NONRESIDENTIAL ACTIVITY, $485 MILLION OF NEW CONSTRUCTION VALUATION. PRETTY CONSISTENT IF YOU SEE FROM 2023 TO 2024, ONLY ABOUT 245 OR $254,000 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO YEARS. SO REALLY CONSISTENT NONRESIDENTIAL GROWTH. SO A BIT MORE DETAIL ON THAT NONRESIDENTIAL GROWTH. IF YOU LOOK AT THE HISTORIC NUMBERS WE HAD IN 2022 AND TAKE OFF THAT ONE PERMIT FROM RAYTHEON, THAT WAS $216 MILLION, YOU'RE CONSISTENT AT THAT 465 TO $485 MILLION OF NEW CONSTRUCTION VALUATION FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS. AND IF YOU'VE BEEN PAYING ATTENTION TO DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY IN THE CITY OF MCKINNEY FOR DECADES, YOU'LL NOTICE THAT THAT NONRESIDENTIAL ACTIVITY IS VERY, VERY WELCOMED. AND I THINK IT SPEAKS TO SOME GOOD PLANNING, BOTH BY THIS. THIS CITY COUNCIL PASSED CITY COUNCIL, BUT ALSO OUR PLANNING DEPARTMENT HAS DONE A REALLY PHENOMENAL JOB PLANNING FOR THIS NEW NONRESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT THAT WE'RE EXPERIENCING NOW. SO WHERE DOES THAT NONRESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT, WHERE IS IT HAPPENING. SO YOU CAN SEE THE DOTS ON THE SCREEN ABOVE SHOWS WHERE ALL OF OUR NONRESIDENTIAL PERMITS LAST YEAR ARE 76 PERMITS ARE LOCATED. BUT I ALSO WANT TO HIGHLIGHT THE TOP FIVE. YOU CAN SEE THOSE ON THE BIGGER DOTS. AND I WANT TO HIGHLIGHT THAT OUR INDUSTRIAL SECTOR IS REALLY DOING GANGBUSTERS. IF YOU TAKE THOSE PRIMARILY NONEXEMPT DEVELOPMENT PROPERTIES OUT THERE, OUR INSTITUTIONAL A LOT OF THOSE ARE HOSPITALS OR. MCKINNEY ISD OR THE VARIOUS TAX EXEMPT ENTITIES. IF YOU TAKE THOSE OFF, INDUSTRIAL REALLY IS OUR PRIMARY GROWTH SECTOR. YOU SEE $92 MILLION WORTH OF NONRESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION. AND IN OUR TOP FIVE NON TAX EXEMPT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, THREE OF THOSE ARE INDUSTRIAL. SO REALLY, REALLY PROUD OF THE WORK WE'RE DOING IN THAT SECTOR. SO LET'S TRANSITION A LITTLE BIT TO THE RESIDENTIAL SECTOR. YOU CAN SEE 2310 BUILDING PERMITS SINGLE FAMILY BUILDING PERMITS, THE MOST WE'VE DONE SINCE 2017. AND WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE TOTAL NEW NONRESIDENTIAL UNITS THAT WE'RE

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ADDING AGAIN, TAKE LAST YEAR, KIND OF AS AN ANOMALY WITH THE INFLATED NONRESIDENTIAL NUMBERS, YOU'RE SEEING THAT CONSISTENT 3000 KIND OF PLATFORM OR THRESHOLD THAT WE'RE ACHIEVING OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS. AGAIN, THIS YEAR, THIS PAST YEAR, 2024 BEING SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT, BECAUSE WE DID 2300 OF THOSE, 3500 UNITS WERE SINGLE FAMILY. AGAIN, WANT TO POINT OUT THE MOST WE'VE DONE SINCE 2017. SO REALLY STRONG NON REALLY STRONG RESIDENTIAL GROWTH IN A IN AN AREA THAT REALLY NEEDS THAT RESIDENTIAL GROWTH. SO AGAIN SIMILAR TO THE NONRESIDENTIAL WHERE ARE THOSE PERMITS BEING ISSUED. THIS GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF THE NUMBER ONE OR THE NUMBERS OF EACH NEIGHBORHOOD OR DEVELOPMENT THAT'S BEING ISSUED. PAINTED TREE OBVIOUSLY BEING THE NUMBER, TRINITY FALLS OUT THERE IN THE MUD STILL DOING GANGBUSTERS. BUT AGAIN, THE GRAPHIC SHOWS KIND OF WHERE THOSE PERMITS ARE BEING ISSUED AT. SO I WANT TO TRANSITION A LITTLE BIT NOW AND HIGHLIGHT SOME KIND OF NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS. AND AS I MENTIONED, THIS IS MY FIRST TIME PRESENTING IN THIS NEW BUILDING. AND WHAT A GREAT BUILDING IT IS. I'D BE REMISS IF I DIDN'T START MY DEVELOPMENT UPDATES OR PROJECT UPDATES WITH THIS BUILDING.

ISSUED A TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY BACK IN OCTOBER OF 24 AND EXCITED TO BE IN THIS BUILDING. ANECDOTAL STORY I'VE BEEN WITH THE CITY OF MCKINNEY SINCE 2006. THIS IS THE THIRD CITY HALL WE'VE PLANNED, AND THE FIRST ONE THAT I'M ACTUALLY STANDING IN. SO VERY, VERY EXCITING FOR THE BOOMERS OF US THAT HAVE BEEN AROUND MCKINNEY FOR A LONG TIME. SO APPRECIATE THE COUNCIL AND THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE WORK ON THIS NEW BUILDING. REALLY, REALLY MONUMENTAL ACHIEVEMENT. STAYING DOWNTOWN. YOU'VE GOT TUPPS BREWERY. I KNOW WE'VE TALKED ABOUT IT BEFORE, BUT FORMALLY ISSUED A CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY LAST YEAR. ALSO, LOUISIANA GREEN AND ANDREW STREETS DID A LOT OF WORK. OUR CIP TEAM HAS DONE PHENOMENAL WORK AND THESE WERE NOT EASY PROJECTS. IF YOU'VE TALKED TO ANYBODY ABOUT REDEVELOPING IN HISTORIC AREAS, YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO FIND. THERE'S A LOT OF CONDITIONS AT PLAY, SO THESE WERE NOT EASY PROJECTS TO GET ACROSS THE FINISH LINE, BUT REALLY, REALLY PROUD. ONE OF THE RESIDENTS PATIENTS WITH US. THANK YOU FOR BEING VERY PATIENT WITH US WHILE WE GOT THE WORK DONE, BUT REALLY PROUD OF THE WORK THAT OUR CIP ENGINEERING TEAM AND OUR CONSTRUCTION INSPECTORS DID ON THIS. IT WAS DEFINITELY A HERCULEAN EFFORT BY ALL INVOLVED. SO WILMOTH, AS ANYBODY KNOWS, WHO'S DRIVEN THROUGH THE CITY OF MCKINNEY, 380 IS NOT FUN. SO WE'RE CONSTANTLY TRYING TO FIND WAYS THAT WE CAN ALLEVIATE SOME OF THAT TRAFFIC.

WILMOTH ROAD OPENED TO THE PUBLIC IN JULY OF LAST YEAR, AND WE'RE HOPING TO PUT THE FINISHING TOUCHES ON THE TWO REMAINING ROUNDABOUTS. HOPEFULLY BY THE END OF THIS MONTH, IF NOT THE FIRST PART OF NEXT MONTH. AND THEN LORD HOWE PARKWAY. THIS IS ANOTHER KIND OF EFFORT TO ALLEVIATE SOME OF THAT TRAFFIC ON 380, BUT ALSO KEEPING IN MIND THAT WE'RE CONSTANTLY LOOKING FOR THE NEXT GROWTH HORIZON. A COUPLE OF YEARS AGO, I STOOD UP HERE AND SAID, WE'RE REALLY FOCUSED ON PAINTED TREE. PAINTED TREE IS HERE. IT'S UNDER DEVELOPMENT, AND NOW WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD. AND SO A BIG PART OF LORD HOWELL WAS HONEY CREEK. WE WERE ABLE TO, WITH THE CITY COUNCIL SUPPORT, EXECUTE A DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT WITH THE DEVELOPERS OF HONEY CREEK THAT WILL ALLOW THE CITY TO SEE ITS FIRST MUNICIPAL MANAGEMENT DISTRICT IN ITS HISTORY, BUT ALSO UNLOCK THIS NEW CORRIDOR, LORD HOWELL PARKWAY, THROUGH THE AGREEMENT THAT WAS DONE IN THE ZONING THAT WAS PUT IN PLACE BY THE COUNCIL IN SEPTEMBER OF LAST YEAR, THE LORD HOWELL WILL HAVE TWO LANES BUILT FROM THE CURRENT TERMINUS AT TRINITY FALLS PARKWAY OVER TO LAKE FOREST, CONSTRUCTED BY THE END OF 2027. SO WE CAN START SEEING A LITTLE MORE RELIEF ON 380 BECAUSE OF THIS NEW CORRIDOR. SO VERY, VERY EXCITED ABOUT THAT. AND ONE LAST THING BEFORE I WRAP UP MY PRESENTATION IS I WANT TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT WE SIT ON A LOT OF DEVELOPMENT DATA, AND WE'RE CONSTANTLY TRYING TO FIND WAYS TO GET THAT DATA TO THE PUBLIC IN A USABLE WAY. THE ANNUAL DEVELOPMENT REPORT IS ONE, BUT WE ALSO HAVE AN INTERACTIVE MAP FOR THE MAP JUNKIES OUT THERE, LIKE MYSELF, THAT LIKE TO PLAY WITH THE DATA IN A SPATIAL WAY. YOU CAN GET A SHOT OF THAT QR CODE AND VISIT THIS INTERACTIVE STORY MAP ONLINE. YOU CAN GO THROUGH A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT TOPICS AND INTERACT WITH SOME OF THE DATA, THE DATA POINTS, AND THE GRAPHICS THAT SHOW UP ON THIS WEBSITE. BUT VERY, VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE WORK THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT DID AGAIN ON THIS WEBSITE. SO WITH THAT, I WILL STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS. NOW BACK TO THAT WEBSITE. SO SOMEBODY CAN JUST CLICK ON ONE OF THOSE DOTS AND SAY, OKAY, THEY'RE BUILDING A

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BURGER KING RIGHT THERE, OR OKAY. BECAUSE THAT'S A GOOD LINK TO HAVE. THAT'S PROBABLY ONE OF THE BIGGEST QUESTIONS WE ARE ALWAYS ASKED, LIKE, WHAT'S GOING UP RIGHT THERE? YEAH. WE ALSO HAVE AGAIN, NOT TO SELL THE WEB SERVICES THAT WE HAVE, BUT WE ALSO THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT PUBLISHES A DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITY MAP. SO YOU CAN NOT ONLY FIND OUT WHAT'S BEING BUILT ON A GIVEN CORNER OR PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF MCKINNEY, YOU CAN ACTUALLY GET DEVELOPMENT PLANS, AND YOU CAN SEE WHAT IT'LL LOOK LIKE WHEN IT'S ACTUALLY BUILT. AND SO A LOT OF THIS STUFF IS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEBSITE. RECOMMEND FOLKS GO TO MCKINNEY, TEXAS.ORG/DEVELOPMENT AND THEY CAN GET ACCESS TO A LOT OF THIS INFORMATION. THANK YOU. YES, SIR. MICHAEL, I SPECIFICALLY LIKE THE BLUE DOTS AT STONEBRIDGE AND VIRGINIA I SAW ON THE MAP. YES, SIR. ALL RIGHT.

THANK YOU SO MUCH MICHAEL. GREAT STUFF YOU GUYS DO. ITEM 24252601. CONSIDER DISCUSS THE

[Consider/Discuss the Request for Proposal Strategy and Timeline for Medical/Prescription/Dental/Vision/Employee Assistance Program Plans under the Comprehensive Benefits Offered to City of McKinney Employees]

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL STRATEGY AND TIMELINE FOR MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION, DENTAL VISION, EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM PLANS. UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS OFFERED TO CITY OF MCKINNEY EMPLOYEES. GOOD AFTERNOON. MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL. MY NAME IS JIM PARRISH. I'M THE HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR, AND I'D LIKE TO INTRODUCE OLIVIA NYHUS. SHE IS OUR BENEFITS MANAGER, AND SHE'S EVERYTHING I TALK ABOUT THIS AFTERNOON. SHE'S IN CHARGE, AND SHE'S GOING TO BE RUNNING IT. I DON'T HAVE AS SEXY AS A PRESENTATION AS MICHAEL QUINN, BUT I DO HAVE SOME GOOD INFORMATION FOR YOU. WE'RE GOING TO TOUCH ON THE EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN EXPERIENCE, PRIMARILY FOCUSING ON THE MEDICAL PLAN. GIVE YOU A LITTLE BIT OF BACKGROUND. SOME OF OUR OBJECTIVES AND STRATEGY. TALK ABOUT THE RFP PROCESS AND THE TIMELINES. AS YOU CAN SEE, THE LAST TWO YEARS, THE NATIONAL MEDICAL TREND AVERAGED 7% IN THE PHARMACY TREND AVERAGED ABOUT 9%. THE GOOD NEWS TODAY IS THAT THE CITY OF MCKINNEY OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS, WE WERE TRENDING AT 5%, AND LAST YEAR AT 2.5%. SO MY HATS OFF TO THE CITY BENEFITS TEAM. AS YOU CAN SEE, SOME OF THE THINGS THAT THEY'RE DOING HERE. BENEFITS EDUCATION. WE CONTINUE TO PROMOTE OUR HSA PLAN, PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS AND REALLY PUSH AND PROMOTE OUR WELLNESS PROGRAM. ALL OF THAT'S IN ALIGNMENT TO THE STRATEGY THAT WE HAVE. AND I'M GOING TO SHARE WITH YOU, AFTER I GIVE YOU A LITTLE BIT OF BACKGROUND, JUST WE HAVEN'T SPOKEN ABOUT THE MEDICAL PLAN RECENTLY, BUT WE'RE SELF-FUNDED. WE'VE BEEN WITH CIGNA FOR OVER TEN YEARS. WE RECENTLY CHANGED TO HUB INTERNATIONAL TO BE OUR BROKER, AND WE'RE GOING OUT FOR RFP THIS YEAR SO THAT WE CAN MAKE CHECK THE MARKET, MAKE SURE THAT WE CAN GET PROVIDERS THAT CAN ALIGN WITH OUR STRATEGY, AND WE DON'T HAVE TO RENEW UNTIL NEXT YEAR. BUT THIS GIVES US A YEAR TO GO OUT. TAKE A LOOK. SHOP IT AROUND, SEE IF WE LIKE IT, IF WE DON'T LIKE WHAT WE SEE, OR MAYBE WE LEARN SOME THINGS THROUGH THIS PROCESS. WE STILL HAVE NEXT YEAR THAT WE COULD GO OUT AND DO IT THE RFP NEXT YEAR. HERE'S A LIST OF OBJECTIVES. I'M NOT GOING TO GO THROUGH ALL OF THOSE, BUT I DO WANT TO SHARE WITH YOU OUR STRATEGY FOR THE MEDICAL PLAN IS THAT IT'S BASED ON OFFERING OUR EMPLOYEES CHOICE THROUGH PLAN DESIGN, ENCOURAGING AND FOSTERING CONSUMERISM, AND IMPROVING EMPLOYEE AND MEMBER WELLNESS. AND THEN YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT WE'RE GOING TO DO, OBJECTIVES. WE'RE GOING TO BE LOOKING THROUGH THIS RFP FOR TRANSPARENCY. COST ANALYTICS, REPORTING, MAKING SURE WE HAVE GOOD MEMBER CUSTOMER SERVICE. SOME OF THE THINGS ON THE FRONT END FOR THE EMPLOYEES, THE RFP PROCESS. SO I'M MAKING IT SOUND LIKE IT'S REALLY EASY, BUT WE HAVE THE RFP READY TO GO OUT THIS WEEK. WE'VE HAD THE BROKER WORKING WITH ALL OF THE VENDORS TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY'RE AWARE OF IT. SO WE'RE HOPING TO GET UP TO TEN RESPONSES TO THIS RFP. AND THEN OF COURSE, WE'LL REVIEW THOSE. OLIVIA AND HER TEAM IS WORKING TO SET UP AN EMPLOYEE COMMITTEE TO REVIEW THE RESPONSES. AND THEN, OF COURSE, WE'LL DO A BEST AND FINAL ANALYSIS. THE TIMELINE AGAIN, IT GOES OUT THIS WEEK. WE HOPE TO HAVE ALL OF THIS WRAPPED UP BY JULY, BECAUSE OCTOBER 1ST IS OUR OPEN ENROLLMENT PERIOD. SO WE HAVE TO HAVE EVERYTHING READY TO GO BY THEN. AND THEN IN 2025, OUR PLAN IS TO GO OUT AND RELEASE A STOP LOSS RFP AND THEN ALSO DO THE OTHER ANCILLARY BENEFITS LIKE LIFE, DISABILITY, FLEXIBLE SPENDING ACCOUNT AND

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RETIREE BENEFIT PROGRAMS. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I'M HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE. I'M SORRY. GO AHEAD. WHAT IS THE TOTAL SPEND RIGHT NOW FOR THE HEALTH HEALTH PLAN? TOTAL SPEND IS ABOUT 21 MILLION. I'D SAY ABOUT 18 MILLION OF THAT IS FOR THE ACTUAL COST FOR MEDICAL SERVICES AND DRUGS, AND ABOUT 3 MILLION FOR ADMINISTRATIVE FEES AND STOP LOSS. AND THAT'S FOR A TOTAL OF HOW MANY EMPLOYEES, HOW MANY DEPENDENTS ARE WE COUNTING IN THAT NUMBER? HOW MANY TOTAL DEPENDENTS OR HOW MANY WE HAVE? HOW MANY EMPLOYEES AND THEN HOW MANY DEPENDENTS ON THAT PLAN? WE HAVE ABOUT. LET'S SEE, ABOUT 577 ARE ON THE CITY CARE PLAN. I'D SAY THERE ARE ABOUT 552 ON THE HSA PLAN, AND ABOUT 131 ON THE CITY CARE PLAN. IF I ADDED THOSE THREE UP, IT'S ABOUT 1100 EMPLOYEES, I WOULD SAY. OKAY. AND THEN WE HAVE THE DEPENDENTS AND ALL THAT USUALLY GETS UP TO ABOUT 33,400 TOTAL COVER LIVES. OKAY. ARE WE SEEING A BIG SHIFT TOWARDS THE HSA PLANS HERE IN THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS? YOU KNOW, I'M GLAD YOU BROUGHT THAT UP BECAUSE WE REALLY OUR STRATEGY INCLUDES CONSUMERISM. AND THAT'S GIVING THOSE HSA PLANS ALLOW THE EMPLOYEES TO REALLY SHOP FOR WHAT THEIR THEIR SERVICES. AND SO I DON'T KNOW OF ANY OTHER CITY THAT HAS OVER 500 PEOPLE FOR A PLAN OUR SIZE ON THE HSA PLAN. SO I THINK THEY'RE SEEING A LOT OF VALUE THERE IN IT. IT'S ONLY SECOND TO THE CITY CARE PLAN THAT HAS THE 552 IN THE HSA AND 577 ON THE CITY CARE PLAN. SO THAT'S, YOU KNOW, 42 COMPARED TO 40%, WHICH IS PRETTY PHENOMENAL. SO YEAH, I WOULD SAY THEY'RE MOVING IN THAT DIRECTION. AND DOES THE CITY CONTRIBUTE TO THE HSA ACCOUNT FOR THE EMPLOYEES? HOW MUCH. WE DO. WHAT IS THAT 2000 2000? YEAH. WE ONE THING IN MY EXPERIENCE IN MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT IS YOU HAVE TO BE FAIRLY GENEROUS IN HOW YOU FUND THE DEDUCTIBLE, THE PERCENTAGE OF THE DEDUCTIBLE OF THE HIGH DEDUCTIBLE HEALTH PLAN. AND WE'VE DONE THAT. AND WE FRONT LOAD IT. SO WE FRONT LOAD IT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR. SO IT REMOVES THE ANXIETY OF EMPLOYEES FEELING LIKE THEY'RE GOING TO RUN OUT OF MONEY THROUGH THE YEAR. BUT WHAT WE'VE LEARNED IS THAT WHEN THEY HAVE SOME SKIN IN THE GAME, THEY'RE GOING TO BE A LOT MORE CAREFUL ABOUT THEIR DECISIONS, A LOT MORE FASTIDIOUS, PERHAPS, ABOUT HOW THEY SELECT PROVIDERS. AND IT'S SEEMS TO BE WORKING FAIRLY WELL.

SO IT'S ABOUT IT'S ABOUT A 33% I THINK OUR DEDUCTIBLE IS 6000 FOR FAMILY. AND IT'S YOU GET A $2,000 FAMILY, MAYBE 6000 506,000 FOR FAMILY. IT'S 6500, 6600. YES. AND I THINK WE FUND 2000, BUT IT'S FRONT LOADED. AND THEN THE EMPLOYEES, OF COURSE, CAN ELECT TO PUT THEIR OWN TRIPLE TAX SAVINGS CONTRIBUTIONS IN. OKAY. THANK YOU. SURE. SHE ASKED THE QUESTION I WAS GOING TO ASK. SO I'LL JUST MAKE A COMMENT THAT IT'S IMPRESSIVE TO SEE THE WHAT WHAT OUR CITY IS TRENDING AT COMPARED TO THE NATIONAL AVERAGE IN ANNUAL INCREASE. SO THAT JUST SAVES TAXPAYERS MONEY. GREAT WORK. IT REALLY DOES. WELL YEAH APPRECIATE THAT MAYOR. THANK YOU. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? THANK YOU SIR. THANKS, JIM. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. 25 2602 CONSIDER

[Consider/Discuss Voter Parking and Electioneering During Early Voting and on Election Day for the McKinney Municipal Complex (New City Hall) at 401 E. Virginia Street]

DISCUSS VOTER PARKING AND ELECTIONEERING DURING EARLY VOTING. AND ON ELECTION DAY FOR THE MCKINNEY MUNICIPAL COMPLEX. MAYOR COUNCIL MICHAEL QUINT, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, HERE TO GIVE YOU A BRIEF UPDATE. AS YOU ALL KNOW, AFTER EVERY ELECTION CYCLE, WE TRY AND GO BACK THROUGH OUR CODES, KIND OF EVALUATE WHAT WORKED, WHAT DIDN'T. GIVE YOU A QUICK UPDATE. THE LAST UPDATES THAT WE DID LAST YEAR WERE VERY, VERY SUCCESSFUL, VERY PLEASED WITH THE OUTCOMES. AND SO REALLY TODAY, ALL I HAVE TO UPDATE YOU ON FOUR LOOKING AMENDMENTS ARE WHAT TO DO WITH ELECTIONS IN THIS FACILITY NOW 401 EAST VIRGINIA. THE PLAN IS TO RELOCATE WHAT USED TO BE AT HALL LIBRARY AND OLD SETTLERS TO THIS FACILITY. AND SO WHAT WE'RE PRESENTING TODAY IS KIND OF THE PLAN FOR WHERE ELECTIONEERING MIGHT HAPPEN. OBVIOUSLY, THE VOTING WOULD OCCUR IN THE FITZHUGH ROOM, BUT AN AMENDMENT TO THE ORDINANCE WOULD INCLUDE THE MAP THAT YOU'RE SEEING ON THE SCREEN ABOVE YOU. THAT MAP SPECIFICALLY WHERE I WANT TO POINT OUT IS THE GREEN AREA ON THE BOTTOM RIGHT CORNER OF THE SCREEN. THAT WOULD BE WHERE ELECTIONEERING WOULD BE ALLOWED TO OCCUR, WHERE THE POSTING OF SIGNS, WHERE FOLKS STANDING THERE TALKING TO FOLKS, THAT'S WHERE THAT ELECTION ELECTIONEERING WOULD HAPPEN. AND AGAIN, BECAUSE THE ANNOTATION IS NOT WORKING, EVERYBODY KNOWS WHERE THE FITZHUGH ROOM IS. BUT IF YOU CAN LOOK ON THE AERIAL IMAGE, YOU'LL SEE KIND OF A DIRT AREA. IT'S JUST TO THE NORTH AND WEST OF THAT DIRT AREA ON THE EAST FACING WEST SIDE OF THE BUILDING, IF THAT MAKES ANY SENSE TO. AGAIN, ANNOTATION WOULD BE MUCH EASIER, BUT HOPEFULLY THAT'S ENOUGH TO POINT PEOPLE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. OBVIOUSLY, PARKING COULD OCCUR

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IN THAT RED DASHED OUTLINE AREA, BUT ALSO WE HAVE SOME PARKING DESIGNATED TO THE NORTH OF THE BUILDING AND SOME CURBSIDE VOTING LOCATIONS RIGHT THERE AND SOME PARALLEL PARKING SPACES. SO WITH THAT SAID, WE PLAN TO UNLESS THERE ARE ANY OBJECTIONS FROM THE COUNCIL, PLAN TO COME FORWARD WITH AN ORDINANCE AMENDMENT BY NO LATER THAN YOUR SECOND MEETING IN APRIL, AND THE GOAL THERE BEING TO HAVE THE CODE UPDATED BEFORE EARLY VOTING STARTS ON THE 22ND. SO I'LL STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. SO WE WOULD WE WOULD BE ELIMINATING HALL AND OLD SETTLERS. YES, MA'AM. AND THEY WOULD BE COMING HERE. SO JUST JUST MY OBSERVATION WITH THE ROAD NOT DONE IN PARKING KIND OF A CHALLENGE RIGHT NOW. SO WHY THIS YEAR? SO, LOOKING FOR HELP FROM THE CITY SECRETARY OR FROM OUR CITY ATTORNEY? THAT'S A GREAT QUESTION, MAYOR PRO TEM, IT WAS A LITTLE BIT CHALLENGING TO TRY TO DETERMINE THE TIMELINE TO DO THIS. BUT AS WE UTILIZE LIBRARIES AND RECREATION CENTERS, IT REQUIRES A LOT OF FORETHOUGHT BECAUSE THEIR THEIR PLANNING CYCLE FOR SEASONAL PROGRAMS, KIND OF, YOU KNOW, DICTATES WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH. SO WE ANTICIPATED THAT THIS FACILITY WOULD BE READY IN TIME. BUT WITH THAT BEING SAID, THE COUNTY CAME DOWN. THEY HAVE TO DO AN ASSESSMENT OF THE FACILITY. THEY WERE VERY PLEASED WITH IT. TRAFFIC AND THE ROADWAYS WERE TAKEN INTO CONSIDERATION. SO THERE IS A PLAN FOR SIGNAGE, DIRECTIONAL SIGNAGE THAT WILL LEAD PEOPLE FROM THE MAIN ACCESS POINTS TO THIS FACILITY TO HELP PEOPLE GET HERE. I ADD TO THAT MAYOR PRO TEM, THE ENTRY OFF OF THROCKMORTON STRAIGHT OUT THERE. WHAT I'M HEARING FROM GARY WILL BE OPEN. YEAH. AND SO THE ONLY ENTRY THAT MAY NOT BE OPEN TO THE MAIN STREET IS RIGHT HERE. YEAH. SO IT'LL BE A LITTLE BETTER THAN THIS MAP SHOW. OKAY, I DO HAVE AN UPDATE ON THE CONSTRUCTION. SO WE DO ANTICIPATE THAT THE ROUNDABOUT AT THROCKMORTON AND VIRGINIA THAT DISTURBED ON THE AERIAL THE DISTURBED PORTION OF THROCKMORTON AND VIRGINIA UP TO MAIN STREET WILL BE COMPLETED BEFORE APRIL 19TH. SO AGAIN TO MR. HAUSER'S POINT. THE STREET CIRCULATION NETWORK IN AND AROUND CITY HALL WILL DEFINITELY BETTER BE BETTER THAN THE IMAGE THAT YOU'RE SEEING ON THE SCREEN BEFORE APRIL 19TH. OKAY. THANK YOU. AND OBVIOUSLY, VOTERS CAN VOTE ANYWHERE. THEY CAN GET A SPACE. BUT WE'RE GOING TO HAVE DIRECTIONAL PARKING TO TRY TO GET THEM OVER HERE SO THAT WE CAN SHORTER WALK ETERNALLY, NOT PARK THERE. YEAH. SO. THAT ELECTION IS ACTUALLY ON A FIRST TUESDAY OF MAY. CORRECT? NO, IT'S MAY 2ND. MAY 22ND. OKAY. I THOUGHT I THOUGHT YOU WERE INCLUDING LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE COUNCIL. IF IT WAS A TUESDAY MEETING DAY, SO PERHAPS. THANK YOU. YES. AND AGAIN, SO I'M JUST KIND OF LOST ON WHERE THE ACTUAL VOTING CENTER WOULD BE IN HERE.

SO I'M GOING TO TRY. YOU SEE THE THREE LIGHT GRAY BOXES ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE AERIAL IMAGE.

IF YOU SEE THE RED SIDEWALK LEADING INTO THE TOP OF THOSE THREE BOXES, THAT'S WHERE THE FITZHUGH ROOM IS. AND SO IF THE PUBLIC CAN JUST. THANK YOU, MR. GRIMES, RIGHT THERE, RIGHT THERE NEAR THE STAIRWELL. BUT THE PARKING WAY IS GOING TO BE RIGHT HERE. IT'S RIGHT OVER HERE.

YEAH. SO THE FOLKS WOULD PARK HERE, THEY WOULD WALK THROUGH THE COURTYARD, AND. IT'S OKAY.

I'M JUST. I'M JUST OKAY. IT'S WHAT I THINK. AND AGAIN, WITH ANNOTATION, I WOULD DO BETTER FOR YOU, BUT I APOLOGIZE. THERE WOULD BE NO SIGNS IN THIS COURTYARD. YEAH. AND BUT YET YOU CAN ELECTIONEER UP TO THE PARK. BUT, I MEAN, YOU CAN AVOID PRETTY MUCH THE ELECTION ALTOGETHER IF YOU PARK TO THE THIS AREA UP HERE AND COME THROUGH THE BREEZEWAY, YOU COULD AND THEN AND THEN COME IN THROUGH THIS PARK AREA THEN GO OVER. YOU WOULD NEVER EVEN SEE A SIGN THAT IS POSSIBLE. OKAY. I THINK IT ALSO DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU COME IN. IF YOU COME IN NORTH OFF OF THROCKMORTON, YOU MAY MISS IT, BUT I THINK THE SIGNS WILL LIKELY BE VERY VISIBLE FROM A NUMBER OF DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS. OKAY, HOPEFULLY THERE WON'T BE THE ILLEGAL SIGNS BY ONE PRIMARY OFFENDER THIS YEAR. AND JUST TO THE NOTE OF THE PARKING, WHAT WE'VE OBSERVED WITH THE TRAFFIC FLOW FOR THIS FACILITY, THE PARKING AREA TO THE NORTH OF THE BUILDING GENERALLY FILLS UP FIRST. AND WHERE THAT ELECTIONEERING SIGNAGE IS ALLOWED, THAT'S GENERALLY WHERE THE AVAILABLE PARKING IS FOR IN AND OUT CITY BUSINESS. SO WE ANTICIPATE THAT THOSE WILL BE MORE OPEN WHERE THOSE SIGNS WILL BE PLACED. YEAH. NO, I LIKE IT.

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I MEAN, I'M JUST I'M NOT SAYING I DON'T LIKE IT. I JUST I WOULD RATHER HAVE NO SIGNS OUT THERE.

BUT BUT I LIKE THAT IT'S CONTAINED WHERE IT'S AT. SO, MR. CRAIG, CAN I ASK YOU A COUPLE MORE QUESTIONS? THE ROAD. HOW FAR DOES IT GO ON VIRGINIA? IT WOULD GO A LITTLE BIT PAST THAT NORTH SOUTH ROAD THAT YOU'RE SEEING. THAT'S MAIN STREET. IT WOULD GO A LITTLE BIT PAST. IT WOULD NOT GO ALL THE WAY. DOES IT GO TO WHERE THIS PARKING LOT IS EASIER TO ACCESS. THE ONE, THE FLOUR MILL PARKING LOT, THE CDC, I BELIEVE SO I THINK IT STOPS SHORT OF THAT. OKAY.

BECAUSE YEAH, I MEAN, FROM THE STANDPOINT OF WE'VE GOT A PARKING PROBLEM OUT HERE ALREADY, I KNOW THAT NOT HAVING CONTRACTORS AND THERE'S SOME SPACES ON THROCKMORTON THAT'LL BE AVAILABLE, BUT IT'S GOING TO GET PACKED IN HERE PRETTY QUICK. I KNOW THE LIBRARY AND THE OLD SETTLERS ARE NOT HEAVILY USED LOCATIONS. WE TEND TO DO A BETTER JOB IN EAST MCKINNEY THAN THEY DO AT THE OTHER LIBRARY. AND I'M BRAGGING ON THAT. BUT FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THEY'LL STILL BE A COLLEGE DOWN AT THE THEIR CENTER ON SPUR 399, WE STILL HAVE THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE ON REDBUD. THERE ARE A NUMBER OF VARIOUS OTHER POLLING LOCATIONS THAT FOLKS CAN CHOOSE TO CAST THEIR VOTE AT. AND I THINK THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE WHO ARE GOING TO COME HERE ARE GOING TO HAVE NOT REALIZED THAT OLD SADLER IS NOT OPEN AND COME HERE AS A ALTERNATIVE, OR THEY JUST WANT TO SEE CITY HALL AND TAKE THAT AS A REASON TO DO IT. HEY, IT'S A GREAT CITY HALL TO SEE, SO SWING BY, CAST YOUR VOTE. YEAH, BUT FOR THOSE THAT AREN'T FAMILIAR WITH HOW THESE VOTING LOCATIONS GO, THEY ARE NOT HEAVILY USED. THEY ARE NOT THEY AREN'T TRAFFICKED BY CANDIDATES OR POLL GREETERS OUT HERE FROM FROM A CODE ENFORCEMENT STANDPOINT, THEY'RE SOME OF OUR LEAST ACTIVE POLLING LOCATIONS. YES, SIR. YEAH. THANK YOU MICHAEL. YES, SIR. APPRECIATE

[EXECUTIVE SESSION]

IT. WE'RE GOING TO MOVE INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE SECTION 551071, CONSULTATIONS WITH ATTORNEY ON ANY WORK SESSION, SPECIAL SESSION OR REGULAR SESSION. AGENDA ITEM REQUIRING CONFIDENTIAL ATTORNEY CLIENT ADVICE NECESSITATED BY THE DELIBERATION OR DISCUSSION OF SAID ITEMS. SECTION 551072 DELIBERATIONS ABOUT REAL PROPERTY. DOWNTOWN CITY OWNED PROPERTY REDEVELOPMENT IN SECTION 551087. DELIBERATION REGARDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MATTERS CRAIG RANCH RESORT HOTEL AND THERE WILL BE

* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.

Mar 25, 2025 Work Session & Special Meeting

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