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          WE ALL FINISHED. IT'S YOUR 43 MINUTES LATE. NOTHING HIT YOU IN YOUR POCKET LIKE THAT, MAN. 
          [CALL TO ORDER]
ALL RIGHT, IT'S 643. WELCOME TO THE CITY OF MCKINNEY'S REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING. IT'S TUESDAY, MAY THE 5TH, 2026. WE ARE AT 401 EAST VIRGINIA STREET IN MCKINNEY. WELCOME TO OUR MEETING. WE APOLOGIZE FOR RUNNING LATE. WE'VE HAD 4 OR 5 MEETINGS BEFORE THIS ONE. SO WE'RE A LITTLE A LITTLE WORN, BUT WE'LL GET THROUGH THIS MEETING AND LET EVERYONE PARTICIPATE IF THEY CHOOSE TO PARTICIPATE. THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE. FIRST ITEM WILL BE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE TO ADDRESS THE CITY COUNCIL ON AN AGENDA OR NON AGENDA ITEM. YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD BE GOOD IF WE PRAYED AND SAID THE PLEDGE FIRST? YES. I WAS WAY DOWN THE ROAD AND NO ONE SAID A WORD. I'M READY TO ADJOURN. YOU'RE RUNNING TO MOVE THAT QUICK LOOKING AT ME LIKE I'M ANYWAY, OKAY, I APOLOGIZE. FIRST ITEM INVOCATION AND THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE. AND OUR INVOCATION IS BY BROTHER CHRIS THORNTON. BROTHER THORNTON, PLEASE JOIN US. LET US PRAY. OH, GRACIOUS AND ALMIGHTY FATHER, WE COME BEFORE YOU TODAY WITH GRATITUDE IN OUR HEARTS FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY TO GATHER WITH OUR COMMUNITY LEADERS. WE ASK FOR YOUR GUIDANCE AND WISDOM AS THEY MAKE DECISIONS THAT AFFECT THE LIVES OF OUR RESIDENTS. 
          GRANT THEM CLARITY OF MIND AND UNITY OF PURPOSE, THAT THEY MAY SERVE WITH INTEGRITY AND COMPASSION. HELP THEM TO LISTEN TO THE VOICES OF THOSE THAT THEY REPRESENT AND INSPIRE THEM TO WORK TOGETHER TOWARD SOLUTIONS THAT PROMOTE JUSTICE, PEACE, AND PROSPERITY FOR ALL. 
          MAY THEIR DISCUSSIONS BE FRUITFUL AND THEIR ACTIONS REFLECT YOUR LOVE WITHIN OUR CITY. IT'S IN YOUR PRECIOUS NAME. WE PRAY AND ASK IT ALL. AMEN. AMEN. WE'RE GOING TO END OUR PLEDGE TONIGHT. DO WE HAVE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB HERE TONIGHT? NO, I THINK THEY LEFT. 
          PASTOR THORNTON, WILL YOU LEAD US IN OUR. THANK YOU FOR BEING HERE. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS. ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. ALL RIGHT. NEXT ITEM WILL BE. 
          [26-0390 Proclamation for Historic Preservation Month]
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF PROCLAMATIONS. THESE. REAL QUICK, DON'T FORGET. TO. THIS IS ONE OF THE FUN THINGS WE GET TO DO IS RECOGNITION. OUR FIRST RECOGNITION THIS EVENING, HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH. SEE THEM SITTING IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROOM HERE. MAY IS NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED AS HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH, ACKNOWLEDGING THE SIGNIFICANT IMPACT PRESERVATION HAS ON CREATING AND MAINTAINING VIBRANT COMMUNITIES FULL OF CHARACTER, WE MARK THE 250TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE AND CELEBRATE THE HISTORIC SITES, NEIGHBORHOODS, AND LANDMARKS THAT TELL THE FULL AMERICAN STORY IN COMMUNITIES ACROSS THIS NATION. THE CITIZENS OF MCKINNEY RECOGNIZE AND EMBRACE THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION'S 2026 THEME FOR NATIONAL PRESERVATION MONTH. 
          ALL PEOPLE ARE CREATED EQUAL, EXTENDING OUR GRATITUDE TO THE MANY THAT KEEP HISTORIC MCKINNEY UNIQUE. AND AS THE MAYOR MCKINNEY, I DO PROCLAIM THE MONTH OF MAY 2026 AS HISTORIC PRESERVATION MONTH IN MCKINNEY, TEXAS. CONGRATULATIONS. 
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I HAD TO FACT. ALL THESE PEOPLE. SQUEEZE TIGHT, SQUEEZE TIGHT. YOU MIGHT HAVE TO DOUBLE UP YOUR ROWS. YOU MAY. NOT. 
          YEAH. THE BOARD WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY THAT WE SERVE AT THE PLEASURE OF CITY COUNCIL. 
          AND IT IS A PLEASURE. I HAVE TO SAY THAT EVERY MONTH. BUT WE ALSO APPRECIATE THE SUPPORT WE RECEIVE FROM CITY STAFF, CASSIE AND HER GROUP, AS WELL AS CITY COUNCIL. AND THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR COMMITMENT TO PRESERVATION THE CITY. THANK YOU. 
          WHAT ARE YOU UP HERE FOR? YES. OKAY, PERFECT. OUR NEXT PROCLAMATION, MENTAL HEALTH 
          [26-0391 Proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month]
AWARENESS MONTH. MENTAL HEALTH IS ESSENTIAL TO OUR OVERALL WELL-BEING, SHAPING HOW WE THINK, FEEL, CONNECT AND THRIVE AND IS FOUNDATIONAL TO STRONG FAMILIES, SCHOOLS, WORKPLACES, AND COMMUNITIES. RESEARCH SHOWS THAT WITH THE RIGHT TOOLS, RELATIONSHIPS AND SUPPORT, INDIVIDUALS CAN BUILD RESILIENCE, STRENGTHEN THEIR MENTAL HEALTH AND LEAD FULFILLING LIVES. THE MOMENTOUS INSTITUTE AND THEIR ANNUAL SQUEEZE TODAY CAMPAIGN ENCOURAGES INDIVIDUALS AND COMMUNITIES TO CARE FOR THEIR MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH SIMPLE, SCIENCE BACKED PRACTICES THAT HELP US CONNECT, PAUSE AND RECHARGE. THE CITY OF MCKINNEY JOINS ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES ACROSS NORTH TEXAS IN RECOGNIZING MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH AND PROMOTING A CULTURE OF CARE, CONNECTION AND WELL-BEING. AND AS THE MAYOR OF MCKINNEY, I DO HEREBY HEREBY PROCLAIM MAY 2026 AS MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH. 
          CONGRATULATIONS. WELL, FIRST OF ALL, MY NAME IS DOCTOR GOMEZ. I'M THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF MOMENTOUS INSTITUTE. THIS IS HARDIN RAMEY, THE BOARD CHAIR OF MOMENTOUS. ON BEHALF OF THE SALESMANSHIP CLUB OF DALLAS AND MOMENTOUS INSTITUTE. WE WANT TO THANK YOU, MAYOR, CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS, EVERYONE IN THE CITY OF MCKINNEY FOR THE RECOGNITION AND THE DEEP PARTNERSHIP. THAT MENTAL HEALTH IS SOMETHING THAT EVERY COMMUNITY DESERVES, AND YOU HAVE BEEN THE IDEAL PARTNER IN AMPLIFYING THAT THROUGH THE CJ CUP. BYRON NELSON THROUGH TRAINING ALL OF YOUR CITY LEADERS LAST WEEK, BECAUSE WE KNOW THAT THE RIPPLE EFFECT, IF ADULTS LEARN THESE SKILLS, WE CAN SAVE LIVES. SO THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR DEEP PARTNERSHIP. 
          [26-0392 Proclamation for the Lead by Example Mother of the Year Award]
ALL RIGHT, MOTHER'S DAY, MOTHER'S DAY COMING UP. YAY. MOTHER'S DAY COMING UP FOR MOTHERS AND THOSE THAT ARE SERVING THE ROLE AS MOTHER. AND WHAT WHAT A SPECIAL PERSON THOSE LADIES HAVE IN OUR LIVES. SO THIS PROCLAMATION IN 2022, LISA WASHINGTON FOUNDED LEAD BY EXAMPLE, A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION IN MCKINNEY, TEXAS, LEAD BY EXAMPLE ENDEAVORS TO SERVE OUR SENIOR COMMUNITY AS WELL AS RECOGNIZE THE EFFORTS OF EVERYDAY PEOPLE WHO MAKE A DIFFERENCE. MOTHERHOOD, WHETHER BY BIOLOGY, ADOPTION, OR SIMPLY THE CLOSE RELATIONSHIP AND SENSE OF DUTY TO POUR INTO THE WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN IS AN IMPORTANT AND OFTEN DIFFICULT ROLE, WHICH CULTIVATES A SHARED EMPATHY AMONG MOTHERS AND COMPELS A SPECIAL WILLINGNESS 
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TO GIVE THEIR TIME, TALENTS AND GRACE TO ASSIST AND LIFT UP MOTHERS. AS THE MAYOR OF MCKINNEY, I DO HEREBY RECOGNIZE MAY 5TH, 2026 AS LEAD BY EXAMPLE MOTHER OF THE YEAR AWARD. CONGRATULATIONS! THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH. I'M LISA WASHINGTON. WE JUST WANTED TO THANK THE CITY OF MCKINNEY. THANK THE CITY COUNCIL. YOU GUYS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A BENEFACTOR FOR US AND WE APPRECIATE THAT. WE JUST WANTED TO LET YOU KNOW THAT NEXT YEAR WE ARE CHANGING THE NAME OF OUR MOTHER OF THE YEAR. IT IS GOING TO BE KNOWN FROM THIS DAY FORTH AS THE CYNTHIA ALLEN MOTHER OF THE YEAR AWARD. OH. GET A PICTURE OF THAT, MISS ALLEN. 
          CONGRATULATIONS. I WILL SAY THAT WAS A BAD TIMING SINCE WE'RE TAKING A PICTURE. THANK GOODNESS. 
          TONIGHT. MANY TIMES. OUR NEXT OUR NEXT PROCLAMATION, THE THIRD ANNUAL R&B FESTIVAL 
          [26-0393 Proclamation for the McKinney R&B Festival]
DAY IN MCKINNEY, ESTABLISHED ON SATURDAY, MAY 11TH, 2024 BY JIMETA TERRELL, OWNER OF ART BY THE MCKINNEY R&B FESTIVAL. AS AN UNFORGETTABLE AFTERNOON OF LIVE MUSIC, CULTURE AND COMMUNITY THAT BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER IN CELEBRATION OF SOULFUL SOUNDS AND VIBRANT LOCAL ARTISTRY. AN ANNUAL EVENT, THE MCKINNEY R&B FESTIVAL FEATURES SMOOTH TUNES. 
          COUNCILMAN CLOUTIER. THANK YOU SIR. YES, GREAT FOOD AND A LAID BACK ATMOSPHERE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY, ENTIRE COMMUNITY. THE MCKINNEY R&B FESTIVAL WILL SHOWCASE 30 LOCAL BUSINESS VENDORS OF ARTWORK, CLOTHING, HANDMADE JEWELRY AND MORE. THIS EVENT WILL BE SATURDAY, MAY 9TH, HOSTED AT TUFTS BREWERY. AND AS THE MAYOR MCKINNEY. I DO RECOGNIZE SATURDAY, MAY 9TH, AS THE THIRD ANNUAL R&B FESTIVAL IN MCKINNEY, TEXAS. CONGRATULATIONS. I BET YOU WANT TO TALK. I'M BACK. OKAY, SO ONE MINUTE. WHO IS THE ORGANIZER FOR ART BY META? SHE HAD TO GO OUT OF TOWN, SO WE SAID WE WOULD ACCEPT THIS AWARD BECAUSE THAT'S WHAT WE DO WITH SMALL NONPROFITS. WE COLLABORATE TOGETHER AND WE STAND IN FOR EACH OTHER. SO WE ALWAYS HAVE TO STAND IN THE GAP. SO WE'RE GOING TO ACCEPT THE AWARD FOR HER. AND YOU GUYS COME OUT ON SATURDAY AND COME HAVE FUN WITH US. WE'RE GOING TO BE THERE FROM 3 TO 10, BUY A SHIRT, BUY SOME COTTON CANDY, BUY A HOT DOG AND COME DANCE WITH US. OKAY. THANK YOU. 
          ANY COTTON CANDY? NO, I. MAY BE. CAN ONLY DO ONE. SO IT DEPEND. DID YOU GO TO SATURDAY'S? VERY EARLY 
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FOR US. SO OUR INTERESTING BECAUSE I THINK THE. ONE THING THAT'S GOOD. OKAY. DID YOU GO TO THE LAST ONE. THAT WAS A GOOD TURNOUT. IT WAS APPARENTLY A VERY GOOD EVENT. OKAY. MOVING 
          [PUBLIC COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS (for Non-Public Hearing Items)]
ON IN OUR AGENDA, THE NEXT ITEM WILL BE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR THE PUBLIC TO ADDRESS THE CITY COUNCIL ON ANY ITEM, ON THE AGENDA OR OFF THE AGENDA. WE DO HAVE NON AGENDA ALSO. YES. JUST ONE. OH OKAY. JUST ONE NON-AGENDA EITHER WAY. SO IF YOU YOU KNOW. DEAR CRUZ MISS CRUZ. HI. A LITTLE BIT CLOSER. OKAY. HI. MY NAME IS CRUZ. I'M FROM WHITEWRIGHT, TEXAS. I'M A MEMBER OF THE MCKINNEY SENIOR RECREATION CENTER. AND WE HAD A SITUATION THE OTHER DAY THAT INSIDE THE SHOWERS YOU HAVE RESTROOMS WITH SHOWERS. AND WHEN PEOPLE GO IN, SOMETIMES YOU HAVE TO WAIT. THERE'S ONLY TWO AND THE LIFEGUARDS ARE SITTING AWAY WHERE THEY CAN'T SEE PEOPLE GOING IN AND OUT. BUT THERE'S ALSO NOT AN EMERGENCY WAY. SO THEY COME BANGING ON THE DOOR TRYING TO SEE IF YOU'RE OKAY. THEY'RE BANGING ON A DOOR AND THEY CAN'T HEAR YOU. YOU CAN'T HEAR THEM. SO THIS IS THIS HAPPENED. AND ANOTHER PERSON CAME AND I THOUGHT, OKAY, THEY HEARD ME. ANOTHER PERSON CAME BANGING ON THE DOOR AGAIN BECAUSE THEY CAN'T HEAR ME TELLING THEM I'M OKAY. SO I WAS LIKE, HELLO, I'M OKAY. OKAY, SCREAMING. SO THEN THE PERSON LEFT AND I THOUGHT, OKAY, THEY HEARD ME. WELL, THE THIRD PERSON COMES AND HE'S REALLY BANGING ON THE DOOR REALLY BAD. AND I'M, YOU KNOW, I'M KIND OF WORRIED ABOUT HE'S GOING TO BARGE IN THE DOOR AND I'M NAKED. SO I THINK THERE'S A PROBLEM HERE WHERE FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE, WE CANNOT COMMUNICATE TO THEM BECAUSE THEY CANNOT HEAR US. SO I WAS WONDERING, AND THEN IT TAKES THEM 30, 45 MINUTES TO CHECK ON SOMEBODY. THOSE 20, 30, 45 MINUTES TO KNOCK ON THE DOOR TO FIND OUT IF YOU'RE OKAY OR NOT. EVERY MINUTE COUNTS. WHAT IF SOMEBODY IS NOT OKAY? I WAS WONDERING IF WE CAN IMPROVE BY PUTTING LIKE LITTLE STRING OR SOMETHING TO IN THE RESTROOM OR A PA SPEAKER THING SO WE CAN CALL FOR HELP, OR THEY CAN COMMUNICATE TO THE PEOPLE INSIDE. AND PLUS, I'M HOPING THAT THEY CAN HAVE, IF THEY DO THE STRING OR THE PA TO HAVE IT A LITTLE PANEL TO WHEREVER THE PEOPLE ARE THAT ARE CAN HELP TO KNOW WHICH ONE IS NEEDING HELP. SO MAYBE WE CAN GET HELP IN A TIMELY MANNER, BECAUSE I'M KIND OF CONCERNED ABOUT MY OTHER PEOPLE BECAUSE I'M ONE OF THE YOUNGER ONES THERE. SO I CAN JUST IMAGINE THAT THEY CAN'T SCREAM LIKE I CAN AND I WASN'T HEARD. SO I KIND OF CONCERNED ABOUT THAT. SO I CAME TO YOU TO ASK IF YOU CAN HELP CHANGE THAT, IF YOU CAN HELP SAFETY. 
          ANYTHING ELSE, MISS CRUZ? NO, THAT'S MY ONLY CONCERN FOR NOW. THANK YOU. CITY MANAGER HAS A FEW COMMENTS. CRUZ, THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS. WE DO HAVE SOME STAFF FROM OUR PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT. SENIOR SERVICES FALLS WITHIN PARKS AND RECREATION, AND THEY'RE IN THE BACK, SO THEY'LL COME GET YOU BEFORE YOU LEAVE AND GET SOME MORE INFORMATION. OKAY? OKAY. 
          THANKS FOR MAKING THE COMMENTS. APPRECIATE IT. THANK YOU, MISS CRUZ. ANYONE ELSE? ALL RIGHT. 
          [CONSENT AGENDA]
WE WILL MOVE ON TO OUR CONSENT AGENDA. WE DO HAVE A COUPLE OF ITEMS OF INTEREST. DO WE HAVE ANY PULL DOWNS? I HAVE TWO IF. NO ONE ELSE. SO THE FIRST ITEM WE'RE GOING TO PULL IS 26-0395. 
          THIS IS THE CONTRACT CHANGE ORDER WITH GARRETT SHIELDS FOR STREET CITYWIDE STREET REHABILITATION PROJECT. DURING OUR MEETING HERE. YEAH. YOU STILL WANT TO DO THAT. WE DID THE WORK SESSION. YEAH. GOOD CALLING AN AUDIBLE. THAT ITEM WILL NOT BE PULLED DOWN. OH, I THINK I THINK WE COVERED IT VERY WELL IN THE WORK SESSION. SO THANK YOU. THANK YOU SO MUCH. 
          NEXT ITEM SLATED FOR PULL DOWN IS 26-0398. CONSIDER A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE A GROUND LEASE WITH COLLIN COUNTY WITH COLLIN COLLEGE FOR AERONAUTICAL 
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USE LAND AT MCKINNEY NATIONAL AIRPORT. IS THAT STILL A PULL? I THINK SO, YEAH, THAT WAS THE ONE I WANTED. YOU. YES. OKAY. SO WE WE WILL PULL THAT DOWN. SO ANY ANYTHING ELSE ON THE CONSENT AGENDA FOR PULL DOWN. IF NOT, LET'S LOOK FOR A MOTION. I'LL MAKE A MOTION. WE APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA WITH THE EXCEPTION OF 260398. MR. MAYOR, I'LL SECOND, WE HAVE A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN CLOUTIER TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA, WHICH IS ITEM 026-0396, THROUGH AND INCLUDING 26-0401 AND EXCLUDING 26-0398 AND A SECOND BY MAYOR PRO TEM FELTUS. ANY DISCUSSION, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. THAT MOTION CARRIES. WE ARE BACK TO 26-0398. MAYOR PRO 
          [26-0398 Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Negotiate a Ground Lease with Collin County Community College District for Aeronautical Use Land at the McKinney National Airport (TKI)]
TEM. GO AHEAD. I DON'T HAVE THAT PAGE. OKAY. GOT IT. WE'RE GOOD. OKAY, MAYBE YOU CAN DO IT NOW. WELL, WE'LL JUST GET KEN PROCESSED HERE FIRST AND I'LL COME BACK. CAN WE PULL THIS? THIS IS A WELL, WE WE SUPPORT THE ITEM BUT FELT LIKE IT WAS IT WARRANTED MORE BROADCASTING OF THE MESSAGE. THIS IS REALLY A POSITIVE THING THAT WE'RE DOING HERE. AND THIS COLLABORATION WITH COLLIN COLLEGE IS REALLY SPECIAL. SO THAT'S WHY WE WE HAD YOU STAY WELL GREAT. YES. I'M KEN CALI, AIRPORT DIRECTOR. I JUST GIVE YOU A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THIS AGENDA ITEM. THIS IS A RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING A LETTER OF INTENT THAT WE'VE WORKED ON WITH COLLIN COLLEGE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF A FACILITY AT THE AIRPORT. SO EXCUSE ME, WE'RE WORKING WITH THEM. THIS LETTER OF INTENT SHOULD LEAD US INTO NEGOTIATING A GROUND LEASE WITH THEM FOR CONSTRUCTION OF FACILITIES ON ABOUT 13 ACRES AT THE AIRPORT. THAT'LL SUPPORT AVIATION PROGRAMS FOR TRAINING, FOR AIRCRAFT MECHANICS AND PILOTS. THEY PLAN TO INCLUDE THIS IN THEIR PHASE TWO CAPITAL PLAN, WITH CONSTRUCTION BEING COMPLETED BY 2030. THIS IS A TARGET PROJECT OF ABOUT 50 OR $60 MILLION, AND WE SUPPORT THIS FOR A NUMBER OF REASONS. 
          IT REALLY ROUNDS OUT THE THE ROLE OF THE AIRPORT IN SERVING ALL TYPES AND KINDS OF AVIATION. 
          THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF FOCUS ON COMMERCIAL SERVICE. OBVIOUSLY, THIS NOT ONLY SUPPORTS THAT, BUT GENERAL AVIATION. AND THESE ARE GOOD JOBS THAT WILL COME OUT OF THIS PROGRAM. MEDIAN WAGES FOR AIRCRAFT MECHANICS AND TECHNICIANS NATIONWIDE IS $92,000. FOR PILOTS, IT'S 195,000. SO THESE ARE GOING TO BE REALLY GOOD, HIGH PAYING JOBS THAT THESE STUDENTS WILL BE TRAINING FOR HERE AT MCKINNEY AIRPORT. ALSO, COLLIN COLLEGE IS REALLY WORKING HAND IN HAND WITH MCKINNEY ISD TO CREATE A PIPELINE FOR STUDENTS COMING OUT OF THE SCHOOL SYSTEM AND THEIR AVIATION PROGRAM INTO THIS. SO YOU COULD SEE STUDENTS WITH THE WITH THE REALIZATION OF THIS PROJECT COMING OUT OF MCKINNEY ISD HIGH SCHOOL, TRAINING IN THESE PROGRAMS HERE AND ACTUALLY WORKING AT THIS AIRPORT. SO WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT THIS. I THINK IT'S A GOOD USE OF THE AERONAUTICAL LAND AND FACILITIES AND RESOURCES THAT WE HAVE, AND WE'RE EXCITED TO MOVE INTO THE NEXT PHASE WITH WITH COLLIN COLLEGE AND START TO WORK THROUGH THE MECHANICS OF THE GROUND LEASE AND ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ABOUT THE ABOUT THE PROJECT. 
          THANK YOU. KEN. I WANTED TO BRING THAT FORWARD BECAUSE I THINK, YOU KNOW, AS WE'VE TALKED ABOUT COMMERCIAL PASSENGER SERVICE, THERE'S BEEN A LOT OF CONCERNS ABOUT THE USE OF THE PROPERTY IN TERMS OF INTEGRATING MORE PROGRAMING LIKE THIS AND KIND OF PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION TO KIND OF TAKE TAKE ON CAREERS IN AVIATION. SO I WANTED TO HIGHLIGHT THAT JUST BECAUSE WE HAVE, YOU KNOW, THAT DEVELOPMENT, WE STILL HAVE OTHER DEVELOPMENT THAT SUPPORTS PROGRAMING FOR OUR YOUNG PEOPLE. AND I THINK THIS IS A FANTASTIC WAY TO GO ABOUT DOING THAT, ESPECIALLY BECAUSE WE'RE SEEING A LOT OF, YOU KNOW, INCREASED 
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CALLS FOR PROGRAMING FOR THE STUDENTS THAT MAYBE DON'T WANT TO GO TO COLLEGE PATH, AT LEAST NOT IMMEDIATELY, BUT THEY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A LUCRATIVE CAREER. SO I LOVE THAT THIS IS COMING FORWARD. SO THANK YOU. ABSOLUTELY. I COULDN'T AGREE MORE. AND YOU KNOW, WITH THE COLLEGE AND THE TECH CAMPUS AND MCKINNEY AND THE AIRPORT, IT'S JUST IT'S A GREAT FIT TO JUST TO FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES FOR, YOU KNOW, PEOPLE COMING OUT OF, OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL LOOKING FOR TRAINING THAT THAT MAY BE DIFFERENT THAN OTHER PEOPLE'S TRAINING. AND THE OPPORTUNITIES THERE ARE, ARE LIMITLESS. AND WE APPLAUD YOU AGAIN FOR WHAT YOU'RE DOING. YEAH. APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORTS. AND KUDOS TO COLLEGE. COLLEGE TOO FOR JUST RECOGNIZING THIS AS REALLY IT IS AN UNDERSERVED SEGMENT IN THE INDUSTRY. AND, AND THIS IS A, THIS MARKET IN NORTH TEXAS, THERE'S A LOT OF DEMAND FOR THESE TYPES OF JOBS IN THIS PROFESSION AND IT'S UNDERSERVED. 
          SO, SO KUDOS TO THEM FOR RECOGNIZING IT. THANK YOU. THANKS, KEN. MR. MAYOR, UNLESS WE HAVE ANY DISCUSSION, IT'S NOT A PUBLIC HEARING, SO I'LL MOVE. WE APPROVE 260398 AS PRESENTED BY STAFF. I'LL SECOND THAT. WE HAVE A MOTION BY COUNCILMAN CLOUTIER TO APPROVE ITEM 26-0398. AND SECOND BY COUNCILMAN FRANKLIN. ANY DISCUSSION, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. I'LL GET THAT. YEAH. THAT MOTION CARRIES. MEMBERS, WE NEED TO BACK UP JUST A LITTLE BIT. WE HAD ONE, TWO, THREE SETS OF MINUTES THAT WERE LEFT OFF OF THE CONSENT AGENDA. ITEM TWO SIX, 0275 AND 26-0293 AND 26-0288. SO WE WE COULD HAVE A MOTION AND SEVEN TWO. REMEMBER YOU DIDN'T PULL THAT OFF. OKAY. WELL TWICE IS BETTER THAN OKAY. AND LET'S ADD ONE MORE ITEM. 
          THIS IS ITEM 26-0395. THIS WAS A CHANGE ORDER FOR STREET REHAB PROJECT THAT WAS NO LONGER PULLED DOWN. BUT I FAILED TO ADD IT IN THE PREVIOUS MOTION. I'LL MAKE THAT MOTION. THIS MOTION WOULD HAVE THE CONSENT MINUTES AND ITEM 26-0395 ADDED TO THAT MOTION. COUNCILMAN FRANKLIN MAKES THAT MOTION. I'LL SECOND. COUNCILMAN. SECOND. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION THAT MOTION CLEAR AS MUD. PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. AND WE'RE BACK ON TRACK. THAT MOTION CARRIES. 
          [26-0009MP Consider/Discuss/Act on a Minor Plat for Lots 1-2, Block 1, of the Kravets Addition, Located in the McKinney Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ), located Approximately South of Grove View Road and Approximately 977 Feet East of Milrany Lane]
WE HAVE RUN THROUGH THE CONSENT AGENDA. WE'LL NOW MOVE TO OUR PLAN. CONSIDERATION 26-009 MP CONSIDERATION OF MINOR PLAT FOR LOTS ONE AND TWO BLOCK ONE OF THE KRAVITZ ADDITION. THIS IS IN THE MCKINNEY ETJ SOUTH OF GROVE VIEW ROAD, 1000FT EAST OF MULRONEY. MULRONEY. SORRY. MILL. 
          RAINEY LANE, MR. REILLY. GOOD EVENING, MAYOR. COUNCIL. LUCAS REILLY, THE DIRECTOR OF PLANNING HERE TO PRESENT THIS PLAT. TRADITIONALLY, PLATS ARE APPROVED AT THE ADMINISTRATIVE LEVEL AS ALLOWED BY RECENT STATE LAW. BUT THIS PLAT REQUIRES SOME VARIANCES. AS YOU CAN SEE HERE, THIS PROPERTY HAS TWO EXISTING STRUCTURES ON IT. EACH ARE SERVED BY AN ON SITE SEPTIC TANK. AND SO THE REQUEST IS TO PLOT THE PROPERTY DOWN THE MIDDLE. IT WILL REDUCE THE SORRY, THE LOT SIZE FROM APPROXIMATELY TWO ACRES TO ONE ACRE. EACH. STAFF SUPPORTIVE OF THOSE VARIANCES AND REQUEST YOUR APPROVAL THIS EVENING. WILL THEY STILL BE SEPTIC, LUCAS OR WILL THEY BE ON A SEWER SYSTEM? THEY WILL STILL BE SEPTIC. QUESTIONS REGARDING THIS PROPOSED MINOR PLAT MOTION. I'LL MOVE THAT WE APPROVE IT. THAT'S WHERE WE ARE IN THE PROCESS. SECOND MOTION BY COUNCIL TO APPROVE THIS. THIS MINOR PLAT. SECOND BY MAYOR PRO TEM FELTUS. PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. I DID. NOT THAT MINOR MINOR PLAN HAS BEEN APPROVED. 
          [25-0177Z2 Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Request to Rezone the Subject Property from “AG” - Agriculture District to “I1” - Light Industrial District and “C2” - Local Commercial District, Located on Tracts 262 and 269 of the RH Locke Survey, and Accompanying Ordinance]
LUCAS. THANK YOU. NEXT ITEM. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING PORTION OF OUR MEETING, 25-0177Z. TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING. TO CONSIDER. REZONE OF PROPERTY FROM AG TO L1, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL AND C2 LOCAL COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. THIS IS ON TRACKS TWO, SIX, TWO AND 269 OF 
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THE RH LOC SURVEY. MR. REILLY YES. SO LUCAS REILLY, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING HERE TO PRESENT THIS REZONING CASE, YOU'LL BE FAMILIAR WITH THE AREA. WE DO HAVE SOME UPDATED MAPS JUST SHOWING WHERE IN OUR COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP FUTURE LAND USE CATEGORIES THIS PROPERTY LIES. YOU CAN SEE THAT LITTLE LOCATION ICON DOWN THERE IN THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE CITY OR QUADRANT. EXCUSE ME. AND HERE'S WHERE IT LIES IN OUR CITYWIDE ZONING MAP. ZOOMING IN, YOU CAN SEE THE PARCEL HERE, BUT I THINK THE CLEAREST PICTURE IS SHOWN BY THIS ZONING MAP. SO CURRENTLY THAT PARCEL IS ZONED AGRICULTURAL. THE REQUEST IS TO REZONE THE NORTHERN PORTION INDUSTRIAL, WHICH IS IN CONFORMANCE WITH ALL OF THE PARCELS TO THE NORTH SIDE AND THEN THE SOUTHERN HALF WHERE IT WILL BE SPLIT BY FUTURE. 546 THE REQUEST IS TO REZONE THAT COMMERCIAL, WHICH ALIGNS WITH SOME OF THE RECENT REZONINGS TO THE EAST OF THIS, WHICH HAVE ALSO GONE TO COMMERCIAL. P AND Z RECOMMENDED APPROVAL UNANIMOUSLY OF THIS REQUEST, AND STAFF RECOMMENDS THE SAME. I'LL STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS. QUESTIONS, LUCAS? NONE IS THE APPLICANT HERE. WE DO HAVE AN APPLICANT. THEY'VE NOT PREPARED ANYTHING, BUT IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR THEM. IS THERE SOMEONE. ANYONE HAVE QUESTIONS OF THE APPLICANT? HE IS HERE IN THE BACK OF THE ROOM. IF ANYONE HAS ANYTHING. NOPE. NO. OKAY. THIS ITEM DOES HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ATTACHED. IF YOU'RE HERE TONIGHT AND WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS THE CITY COUNCIL ON THIS PROPOSED REZONE, PLEASE COME TO THE PODIUM. SEEING NONE, MR. MAYOR, I MOVE THAT WE APPROVE THIS ITEM AS PRESENTED BY STAFF. I'LL SECOND THE MOTION BY COUNCILMAN CLAUDIA TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVE THE ITEM. AS FOR STAFF RECOMMENDATION, SECOND BY COUNCILMAN LYNCH, IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. THAT MOTION 
          [26-0026Z2 Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Request to Rezone the Subject Property from “AG” - Agriculture District to “R5” - Residential District, Located on the North Side of FM 543 and Approximately 150 Feet East of Lantana Drive, and Accompanying Ordinance]
CARRIES. THAT ITEM HAS BEEN APPROVED. NEXT ITEM 26-0026Z2. A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER. 
          REZONE THE PROPERTY FROM AG TO R FIVE. THIS IS NORTH ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FM 543, 150FT EAST OF LANTANA DRIVE. MR. REILLY, THANK YOU. ANOTHER REZONING CASE HERE. AGAIN, GIVEN THE CONTEXT OF WHERE THIS PROPERTY IS WITHIN THE ENTIRE CITY OF MCKINNEY ON THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN MAP AND ON OUR ZONING MAP. ZOOMING IN, HERE'S THE AERIAL SHOWING THIS PROPERTY HERE. THEY'RE REQUESTING A STRAIGHT ZONE FROM AGRICULTURAL TO R5, WHICH IS IN CONFORMANCE WITH THE SURROUNDING PROPERTIES. IT'S THE SAME ZONING DISTRICT TO THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH, AND ALIGNS QUITE SIMILARLY WITH THE PD TO THE WEST. AND TRINITY FALLS IN THE ETJ ON THE EAST SIDE. SO THEY'RE KIND OF SURROUNDED BY THAT SIMILAR LAND USE TYPE. 
          THIS PROPERTY WAS PULLED IN TO THE CITY OF MCKINNEY A FEW YEARS AGO. IT WAS ONE THAT WE CITY INITIATED WHEN WE WERE BRINGING IN THE PROPERTY TO THE SOUTH. ALL THE NOTICES WERE SENT TO THE PROPERTY OWNER AND THEY'RE COMING FORWARD. LEONARD'S REQUESTING THE REZONING. AT THIS POINT, P AND Z RECOMMENDED UNANIMOUS APPROVAL. STAFF IS RECOMMENDING THE SAME, AND I'LL STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS. ANY QUESTIONS OF MR. REILLY? NO. IS THERE? I HAVE ONE QUESTION. IT WAS. I WAS AWARE THAT 543 IS NOW IN TEXDOT. IT'S A TEXDOT ROAD, BUT THEY HAVE ACTUALLY SENT OUT A LETTER THAT THEY'RE GOING TO STUDY THAT. IS THAT RIGHT? I CAN'T ANSWER THAT QUESTION. I GOT A NOTICE ON TUESDAY OF LAST WEEK SAYING THEY HAVE A PUBLIC MEETING. GARY SHAKING HIS HEAD BACK THERE, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING HERE THIS EVENING AND CAN ANSWER THAT QUESTION FOR YOU. I GOT THE SAME MESSAGE. YEAH. SO IT IS ON THEIR RADAR. 
          I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE TIME FRAME IS. GARY, YOU MAY COME UP AND GIVE ME A MORE OPTIMISTIC ANSWER THAN THIS SKEPTICAL ANSWER. GARY GRAHAM, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING. UNFORTUNATELY, NO OPTIMISM HERE. THEY ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH A SCHEMATIC DESIGN TO IDENTIFY WHAT THE FUTURE NEEDS ARE. BUT WE DON'T KNOW WHAT FUTURE CONSTRUCTION DATE AT THIS TIME. DO WE HAVE ANY IDEA HOW BIG THE ROAD'S GOING TO BE? MORE THAN LIKELY BE A PLANNED SIX LANE CONSTRUCT FOR IF THEY FIND THE FUNDING TO DO THAT. YEAH, OKAY. THAT'S ALL I HAVE. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OF MR. GRAHAM WHILE WE HAVE HIM? OH, STILL IN THE ROOM? NO, NO. OKAY. VERY GOOD. THANK YOU. 
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THIS ITEM DOES HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING ATTACHED. WE HAVE ONE SPEAKER, ROBERT D'ANGELO. MR. D'ANGELO. HELLO. GOOD EVENING. MY NAME IS ROBERT D'ANGELO. I LIVE ON LANTANA DRIVE IN MCKINNEY, AND I WAS ABLE TO SPEAK HERE AT THE PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ABOUT THREE WEEKS AGO WHEN THEY WERE DISCUSSING DEVELOPING THIS LAND. AND I GOT TO MEET MR. BELLER AND THE PEOPLE FROM LENNAR. AND WE GOT TO TALKING A LITTLE BIT AND KIND OF THAT WAS MY MAIN CONCERN WAS WHAT WE WERE JUST TALKING ABOUT. I BROUGHT UP THE FACT THAT 543 IS STILL CURRENTLY ONE LANE EACH WAY. AND DURING RUSH HOUR, I WAS MENTIONING HOW I'M REALLY JUST REITERATING A LOT OF WHAT I SPOKE ABOUT AT THAT MEETING, WHICH IS THAT DURING RUSH HOUR THAT CAN EXTEND THE TRAFFIC ABOUT A HALF A MILE, SOMETIMES BACK TO THE WATER TOWER. AND THAT COULD BE REALLY TROUBLING. YOU KNOW, IT CAN REALLY EXTEND YOUR COMMUTE TIME. AND I, WHAT I LEARNED AT THAT MEETING WAS THAT PEOPLE SEEM TO BE VERY PESSIMISTIC ABOUT TEXDOT BEING ABLE TO GET ANYTHING THROUGH. I'M NOT BLAMING ANYBODY. I JUST UNDERSTAND THAT'S THE NATURE OF IT. BUT I WOULD JUST REALLY STRONGLY PREFER THAT SOMETHING MORE CONCRETE WAS IN PLACE BEFORE WE CONSIDERED ADDING THIS 160 HOMES. SOMEBODY ON THE COUNCIL, I'M SORRY, I CAN'T REMEMBER THEIR NAME, SAID SOMETHING TO THE EFFECT OF, WELL, IT'S 160 HOMES. THAT DOESN'T SEEM LIKE IT WOULD AFFECT THE TRAFFIC THAT BADLY, WHICH MIGHT BE TRUE IN ISOLATION, BUT I THINK WHAT WE HAVE ON OUR HANDS IS SOMETHING LIKE DEATH BY A THOUSAND PAPER CUTS. IF YOU SEE THIS MAP, SO MUCH OF THIS WASN'T HERE 4 OR 5 YEARS AGO, AND YOU HAVE TO, I THINK YOU HAVE TO DRAW A LINE SOMEWHERE WITH DELAYING IT UNTIL WE HAVE SOMETHING MORE CONCRETE RATHER THAN JUST A VAGUE SOMETHING MIGHT BE IN THE WORKS SOMEWHERE. REGARDING. 543 AND THEN THE OTHER THING THAT I WANTED TO MENTION IS THAT. THE ONE OF THE MEMBERS HERE FROM LENNAR WAS VERY GRACIOUS TO GIVE ME HIS PHONE NUMBER AND ASK IF I HAD ANY QUESTIONS. I WAS VERY GRATEFUL FOR THAT. ONE THING THAT I WAS ASKING ABOUT WAS THE AVAILABILITY OF HOA DOCUMENTS FOR THIS PROPERTY. IT'S NOT CLEAR WHETHER OR NOT THIS WILL BE PART OF THE PRESERVE AT HONEY CREEK OR WILL BE ITS OWN SEPARATE COMMUNITY. AND SO I'M JUST WORRIED ABOUT WHAT WILL BE THE REGULATIONS ABOUT THIS PROPERTY. WILL THERE? WILL THEY BE ABLE TO AIRBNB OUT THE PROPERTY? WHAT WILL THAT LOOK LIKE? WILL THERE BE LONG TERM RENTALS AVAILABLE? WILL THEY BE ABLE TO HAVE SHORT TERM RENTALS? I DON'T KNOW THOSE ANSWERS. AND I WOULD JUST URGE YOU TO REQUIRE LENNAR TO SUPPLY MORE CONCRETE INFORMATION ABOUT WHAT ITS HOA POLICY WILL BE BEFORE MOVING FORWARD. AND THEN THE LAST THING SINCE I HAVE 45 SECONDS HERE. I DON'T HAVE TOO MUCH TO SAY ON THIS AS FROM A FIRST PERSON PERSPECTIVE, BUT TALKING TO OTHER RESIDENTS WHO LIVE IN THE COMMUNITY, WITH HOW MUCH THIS COMMUNITY HAS EXPANDED IN THE LAST FEW YEARS, OUR NPOS, OUR NEIGHBORHOOD POLICE OFFICERS HAVE REALLY OVEREXTENDED THEMSELVES, WHICH AGAIN, I'M NOT BLAMING ANYBODY PERSONALLY. I, AS A GRADUATE OF THE CITIZENS MCKINNEY POLICE ACADEMY, I KNOW THAT THEY'VE DONE A GREAT JOB. THEY WORK VERY HARD. I JUST THINK THAT THEY MAY BE OVEREXTENDED IN OUR DISTRICT WITH HOW MUCH THE COMMUNITY HAS EXPANDED. AND I'VE BEEN TOLD BY OTHER RESIDENTS THAT IF YOU TRY TO CONTACT OUR MPO FOR SOMETHING, THEY WILL BE INDISPOSED OR UNAVAILABLE JUST BECAUSE OF THE SHEER NUMBER OF PEOPLE THAT HAVE MOVED INTO THE AREA. THAT'S THOSE ARE MY CONCERNS. I APPRECIATE YOUR TIME. THANK YOU. 
          THANK YOU, MR. YOUNG, YOUR WRITTEN COMMENTS. THANK YOU FOR SENDING THOSE IN AS WELL. LUCAS OR GARY, CAN YOU ADDRESS DO WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING? WE COULD DO THAT. SHOULD WE? YES, WE SHOULD DO. YEAH. CLOSE THAT. ANYONE ELSE HERE TO SPEAK TONIGHT ON THIS ITEM? MR. MAYOR? I'LL MAKE A MOTION. WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN FRANKLIN TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. SECOND BY COUNCILMAN JONES TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. ANY DISCUSSION, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. THAT MOTION CARRIES. THE PUBLIC HEARING IS CLOSED. NOW. THERE WERE WRITTEN COMMENTS AND ALSO COMMENTS THAT MR. D'ANGELO AND MAYBE OTHERS IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD HAD REGARDING CONSTRUCTION HOURS AND CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES. SO MY QUESTION IS, DO WE HAVE ORDINANCES OR THINGS IN PLACE THAT WOULD ALLOW OR NOT ALLOW BUILDERS TO DO THINGS IN CERTAIN HOURS OR CERTAIN WAYS? YES. THANK YOU. SO ANY CONSTRUCTION IN THIS PROPERTY, ON THIS PROPERTY WOULD FOLLOW THE SAME GUIDELINES THAT WE HAVE FOR ALL CONSTRUCTION WITHIN THE CITY OF MCKINNEY. AGAIN, THIS IS WITHIN OUR CITY LIMITS. IT'S NOT TRINITY FALLS TO THE EAST. AND SO IT WOULD FOLLOW THE SAME GUIDELINES THAT WE REQUIRE FOR THE OTHER COUPLE HUNDRED HOUSES THAT HAVE BEEN BUILT OUT THERE IN THE LAST FEW YEARS. VERY GOOD. ANYTHING ELSE, MR. GRAHAM? DID YOU HAVE SOMETHING? OKAY. THANK YOU. YES, 
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SIR. I THIS ISN'T FOR YOU, LUCAS. YOU DON'T HAVE TO STAND THERE WHILE I SAY IT. BUT ROBERT MENTIONED, YOU KNOW, SOME CONVERSATIONS THAT WERE HAD. AND THERE HAVE BEEN A COUPLE INCIDENTS IN THIS COMMUNITY, AND THEY GENERALLY WANTED TO TALK THROUGH SOME OF THOSE. SO THERE WAS A GROUP THAT WENT OUT LAST WEEK AND JUST INFORMING OUR COUNCIL ON SOME OF THOSE CONVERSATIONS. CITY MANAGER GRIMES WAS THERE. BARRY WAS THERE, CHIEF ELLENBERG WAS THERE. TRAFFIC COORDINATOR ROBIN ROUTE WAS THERE. NIMRA GOT TO GO. NIMRA IS NOT IN HERE, BUT SHE PROBABLY. SO THERE WAS A VERY LARGE CONVERSATION THAT TALKED ABOUT SOME OF THE STRAINS THAT THEY'RE EXPERIENCING FROM BEING DETACHED FROM THE CITY AND SOME OF THE STRAINS OF. 543 AND SO IT WAS KIND OF SURPRISING THAT WE DID GET THE. 543 NOTICE RIGHT AFTER THAT. I THINK, GARY, YOU MAY BE ABLE TO ANSWER. ROBIN ALSO MENTIONED THAT THEY ARE THAT WE ARE SLATED TO PUT A LIGHT AT 543 AND TRINITY FALLS PARKWAY. THAT'S CORRECT. IT'S I THINK IT'S UNDER CONSTRUCTION LIKE TWO MONTHS OR SOMETHING IS WHAT SHE SAID. SO MULTIPLE THINGS ARE HAPPENING OUT THERE. WE'RE WORKING WITH THE DEVELOPER OF WHAT'S CALLED WILDWOOD TO BUILD LOT HALL PARKWAY SO THAT TWO LANES WOULD SHOULD OPEN UP BY 2028. THEN. 
          THEY ARE ALSO WORKING AS THEY ARE LOOKING TO DEVELOP PORTIONS OF HARDIN. SO WE EVENTUALLY WOULD LIKE PROBABLY BY AROUND 2030, DEPENDING ON THE DEVELOPMENT PATTERN THEY WOULD CONSTRUCT HARDIN FROM 543 DOWN TO LOT PARKWAY, AND THEN YOU'D HAVE ANOTHER RELIEVER. SO IT WOULDN'T JUST EVERYTHING BE HAPPENING ON TRINITY FALLS PARKWAY. BUT THE LIGHT, THE LIGHT, THE LIGHT IS UNDER IT'S UNDER CONSTRUCTION CHOKE POINT FOR PEOPLE BECAUSE IT'S WHERE TRINITY FALLS POURS OUT OF. YEP. THAT THAT THAT IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION HAPPENING. WE'RE ALSO AS PART OF THAT OTHER PROJECT, WE'LL BE BUILDING A LIGHT AT TRINITY FALLS PARKWAY AND LOTS PARKWAY TO HELP MOVE CONSTRUCTION OR TRAFFIC DOWN THERE. YEAH. AND LISTENING FOR YOU, GARY. BUT SOME OF THE OTHER THINGS THAT WERE MENTIONED, CHIEF ELLENBERG TALKED ABOUT THE DISTANCE BETWEEN, YOU KNOW, THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE REST OF THE CITY, AND THAT CAN BE CUMBERSOME. HE DID MENTION THAT HE TALKED TO THE COLLIN COUNTY SHERIFF ABOUT GETTING SOME ASSISTANCE. TRINITY FALLS HAS A DEDICATED DEPUTY TO THAT NEIGHBORHOOD, SOMEBODY WHO IS ALWAYS IN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD. AND SO THEY WERE GOING TO KIND OF HELP WITH SOME PRESENCE IN HERE WHEN, WHEN, WHEN A PATROL MAY MAY LEAVE ONE OF OUR OFFICERS NOT IN THE AREA. AND SO THERE WERE SOME CONCERNS HEARD AT THAT MEETING. THERE'S BEEN SOME ACTIVITY IN ACTION ON THAT. I DO THINK, YOU KNOW, ULTIMATELY, AND THIS IS JUST MOVING ON TO MY COMMENTS IN TERMS OF OF THIS REQUEST, I DO THINK ULTIMATELY THIS IS THE LAND USE THAT THIS IS GOING TO BE. AND, YOU KNOW, NOW OR AT ANY TIME IN THE FUTURE AND GETTING IT INTO THE CITY LIMITS, GETTING IT INTO IT'S ALREADY IN THE CITY LIMITS, BUT GETTING IT DEVELOPED. ADDING MORE. WHAT THE SOLUTION TO THE ISSUES THAT ARE BROUGHT UP ABOUT SEPARATION, ABOUT LACK OF, OF. COHESION TO THE REST OF THE CITY IS SOLVED BY DEVELOPMENT. AND SO I DO THINK THAT THIS IS, IS, IS WHILE IT IS ADDING STRAIN ON. 543 I THINK IT ULTIMATELY PROVIDES THE SOLUTION THAT NEEDS TO BE HERE IN THE LONG TERM. AND SO JUST SAYING THAT I'M IN FAVOR OF THIS REQUEST. ANY OTHER COMMENTS I'LL ADD TO THAT, MR. MAYOR. MR. D'ANGELO, THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS AND WHAT YOU WROTE IN AND WHAT YOU SAID. I APPRECIATE IT. YOU KNOW, TRAFFIC STRAINS ARE HARD IN GROWING AREAS OF THE CITY. WHEN I MOVED HERE 30 YEARS AGO, EL DORADO TERMINATED TO BE A GRAVEL ROAD ROAD AT HARDIN. IT WAS GRAVEL MOVING WEST. THINGS CHANGE WHEN THINGS GET DEVELOPED, AND THIS IS GOING TO CHANGE. ONE OF THE OTHER THINGS, THOUGH, THAT WE'RE VERY AWARE OF HERE ON COUNCIL IS THAT THE STATE TOOK AWAY OUR ABILITY TO RESTRICT MULTIFAMILY LAST YEAR, AND ANY COMMERCIAL ZONING JUST ABOUT COULD HAVE MULTIFAMILY. 
          THIS IS SINGLE FAMILY STUFF, AND THIS IS THE FABRIC AND THE BACKBONE OF THE CITY. AND SO I'LL BE IN FAVOR OF THIS TOO. AND LASTLY, YOU KNOW, WE ALL KIND OF PAY OUR FAIR SHARE WHEN WE'RE IN THE CITY. AND WHEN I MOVED HERE 30 YEARS AGO, WE HAD X NUMBER OF POLICE AND WE HAVE A WHOLE LOT MORE THAN THAT RIGHT NOW. AND THIS DEVELOPMENT WILL ADD TO THE NUMBER OF POLICE WE HAVE. AND LIKE COUNCILMAN BELLER SAID, ADD TO THE CONNECTIVITY OF WHERE YOU 
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GUYS ARE. I'M SYMPATHETIC TO WHAT YOU GUYS HAVE DEALT WITH OVER THERE IN THE LAST YEAR OR TWO AND A NUMBER OF WAYS, BUT I DO BELIEVE THAT THIS WILL HELP SOLVE MORE PROBLEMS AND IT WILL CREATE SOME. THANK YOU, MR. MAYOR. ANYONE ELSE? DO WE HAVE A MOTION? I'LL MAKE A MOTION THAT WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVE THIS ITEM. MOTION BY MAYOR PRO TEM. SECOND AND A SECOND BY COUNCILMAN LYNCH TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVE THE ITEM AS PER STAFF RECOMMENDATION. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. CLOSE IT TWICE. WE SURE DID. IF THINGS AREN'T OPEN, WE'RE DOING LOTS OF THINGS TWICE TONIGHT. LIKE IT REINFORCED REALLY CLOSE. DOES THAT MEAN IT'S OPEN CLOSED? SO IT'S BEEN MORE CLOSED THAN ANY PUBLIC HEARING I'VE EVER BEEN A PART OF. WAIT A MINUTE. OPEN, PLEASE. CAST YOUR VOTES. 
          [26-0402 Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Request by the City of McKinney to Update, Amend and Adopt a New Version of the Engineering Design Manual that Establishes Standard Engineering Practices and Minimum Engineering Criteria for Projects Within the City of McKinney (City), Texas, and its Extraterritorial Jurisdiction (ETJ), Including the Adoption of Reasonable Specifications Relating to the Construction of Each Street or Road Based on the Amount and Kind of Travel thereon and Adequate Drainage for Each Street or Road in a Subdivision in Accordance With Standard Engineering Practices, and Accompanying Ordinance]
THAT MOTION CARRIES. AN ITEM HAS BEEN APPROVED. THE NEXT ITEM 26-0402. A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A REQUEST BY THE CITY OF MCKINNEY TO UPDATE, AMEND AND ADOPT A NEW VERSION OF THE ENGINEERING DESIGN MANUAL THAT ESTABLISHES STANDARD ENGINEERING PRACTICES. 
          MR. GRAHAM? THANK YOU. MAYOR. COUNCIL MEMBERS. GARY GRAHAM, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING. SO BACK IN 2023, STATE LAW WAS CHANGED THAT ALL ENGINEERING DESIGN GUIDELINES RELATED TO STREET DESIGN MUST BE APPROVED BY THE MUNICIPAL GOVERNING BODY. WE HAVE ONE MANUAL THAT COVERS STREETS, WATER, DRAINAGE, WASTEWATER, OUR ENGINEERING DESIGN MANUAL. EVERY YEAR WE LOOK AT THAT MANUAL TO LOOK AT UPDATES TO IT, TO MAKE SURE THAT IT REFLECTS CURRENT PRACTICES. STANDARDS ARE KEPT UP TO DATE. AND SO WE HAVE A A PUBLIC HEARING TONIGHT TO TALK ABOUT THAT AND ADOPT THAT. SOME SMALL CHANGES, SOME OF THE MODIFICATIONS THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IS WE ADDED A NEW APPENDIX, OUR STANDARD DETAILS, AND OUR WHAT WE CALL GENERAL NOTES WERE SEPARATE DOCUMENTS, BUT TO GET THEM INCLUDED AND PACKAGED TOGETHER TO MEET STATE LAW REQUIREMENTS, WE'RE PACKAGING THEM AS PART OF THE EDM. WE ALSO HAVE INCORPORATED A NEW SECTION ON SMART TECHNOLOGIES TO MAKE SURE THAT STAFF IS DEVELOPING PROJECTS. 
          WE'RE LOOKING INTO SMART TECHNOLOGIES AND INCORPORATING THEM INTO PROJECTS. WE'VE MADE SOME MINOR MODIFICATIONS ON TURN LANE REQUIREMENTS. SOME DEVELOPMENTS HAVE HAPPENED WHERE THE LAND USE HASN'T CHANGED, BUT THE FUNCTION OF DRIVEWAYS HAS CHANGED. WE DIDN'T HAVE A MECHANISM TO REQUIRE A TURN LANE TURN LANES ARE PROVEN SAFETY BENEFIT TO THE COMMUNITY, SO MAKING SOME SMALL MODIFICATIONS THERE. AS I MENTIONED, THIS DOES DRAINAGE DESIGN GUIDELINES. WE'VE HAD SEVERAL TABLES WITHIN THE THE MANUAL THAT HAVE BEEN UPDATED WITH REFERENCE OTHER DOCUMENTS AND THOSE HAVE BEEN UPDATED. SO WE'RE INCLUDING THOSE CHANGES BY REFERENCE. WE ALSO WE PARTNER WITH OUR. WE TALK TO ALL OUR PARTNER AGENCIES. WE TALK TO PUBLIC WORKS. WE TALKED TO OUR ENGINEERING FIRMS THAT ARE DOING CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS. WE TALKED TO ENGINEERING FIRMS, LEADING DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, AND MAKE SURE THAT ALL OF THOSE PARTNERS KNOW WHAT WE'RE DOING, HOW WE'RE DOING IT, AND LOOKING FOR FEEDBACK FROM ALL OF THEM. SO I HAVE THE ERRATA THAT I COULD SEND EVERYBODY. WE DO PUBLISH THIS AS PART OF THE DOCUMENT, SO ANYBODY USING THIS DOCUMENT KNOWS EXACTLY WHAT THE CHANGES ARE. SO WITH THAT, I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. ANYONE? KNOW GARY. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. I APPRECIATE YOU BEING HERE. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING ITEM. IF YOU'VE COME TONIGHT AND WOULD LIKE TO ADDRESS THE CITY COUNCIL ON THIS, PROPOSED NEW VERSION OF THE ENGINEERING DESIGN MANUAL, PLEASE COME TO THE PODIUM. I'D LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION. WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVE THIS ITEM. MOTION BY COUNCILMAN FRANKLIN TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVE THE ITEM IS RECOMMENDATION A SECOND BY COUNCILMAN CLOUTIER. ANY DISCUSSION? PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. THAT MOTION CARRIES, MR. GRAHAM. NICE WORK. NEXT ITEM 
          [26-0403 Consider/Discuss/Act on an Ordinance Amending the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Annual Budget and Amending the 2026-2030 Capital Improvements Program to Provide Funds for US 380 and Fort Buckner Traffic Signal Project (TR2556)]
260403. CONSIDER AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE FISCAL YEAR 2025 2026 ANNUAL BUDGET AND AMENDING THE 26 TO 2030 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM. MR. GRAHAM, THANK YOU, MAYOR, COUNCIL. GARY GRAHAM, DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING. SO THIS ITEM IS FOR A NEW TRAFFIC SIGNAL ALONG US 380 WEST OF HARDIN. THIS IS GENERALLY WHERE THE NEW DAVE AND BUSTERS AND THOSE DEVELOPMENTS ON THE NORTH SIDE WILL BE. WE PARTNERED WITH THE DEVELOPER. THEY PROVIDED THE DESIGN AND THEY ALSO ESCROWED MONEY FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS SIGNAL. THIS ITEM IS TO MOVE THAT MONEY FROM THE ESCROW ACTUALLY INTO THE CAPITAL PLAN. SO WE CAN CONSTRUCT THAT SIGNAL. 
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IT'S SCHEDULED TO GO TO CONSTRUCTION IN THE NEXT MONTH. WE EXPECT IT TO TAKE THREE MONTHS TO COMPLETE. AND YEAH, I'D BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. OKAY. SO WHAT KIND OF STUDY DID WE DO? I MEAN, AS FAR AS BACKUP UPON BACKUP, I MEAN, I'M ONLY SAYING THIS BECAUSE I DRIVE THIS EVERY DAY. DO YOU HAVE A LIGHT ALREADY AT HEART AND. YES, SIR. AND THEN, I MEAN, IT'S A SHORT DISTANCE. YOU'RE GOING TO PUT ANOTHER LIGHT RIGHT THERE. YES, SIR. SO BY THE TIME THAT TURN, I GUESS IT'S GOT TO BE TRAFFIC PATTERN BECAUSE LIKE WHEN THAT TURNS GREEN THEN I MEAN, THEY'RE GOING TO STOP AGAIN RIGHT HERE AT HARDIN. WELL, WE TRY TO IMPLEMENT TRAFFIC SIGNAL TIMING TO MOVE PEOPLE AS QUICKLY THROUGH THE CORRIDOR AS POSSIBLE AND AVOID THOSE SCENES. BUT WE DO DO A TRAFFIC STUDY TO TO DETERMINE IF THE SIGNAL IS WARRANTED AND NEEDED. TXDOT HAS TO BUY OFF ON THAT AND APPROVE ANY SUCH TRAFFIC SIGNAL ADDED TO THEIR ROADWAY NETWORK. SO WE'RE ALL WORKING IN CONJUNCTION TO MAKE SURE WE'RE PROVIDING A SAFE TRAVEL ENVIRONMENT AND ALSO GOOD COMMUTER ENVIRONMENT AS WELL. 
          BECAUSE LIKE I'M LOOKING AT IT, I'M SEEING IT VISUALLY NOW, LIKE TRADE DAYS IS RIGHT TO THE WEST OF THAT. YES, SIR. AND THAT PILES UP AND YOU COME BACK, I DON'T KNOW. SO ALL THESE ARE GOING TO HAVE CROSS ACCESS, RIGHT? YES, SIR. THAT'S A STANDARD DESIGN REQUIREMENT THAT WE DO CROSS ACCESS ALONG THE FRONTAGE. SO GARY, YOU CALL IT FORT BUCKNER. IS THERE A I MEAN, THESE ARE THESE ARE ENTRY ROADS INTO THIS. WE DON'T HAVE A ROAD CALLED FORT BUCKNER RIGHT THERE. IT'S JUST THIS IS THE CEMETERY. YEAH. IT WAS THE THEY CALL IT THE FORT BUCKNER DEVELOPMENT AREA. SO OKAY, WE'VE STUCK WITH THE ON THE NORTH SIDE. THIS IS THERE. IT GOES INTO THE RETAIL PART. DOES IT GO INTO THE RESIDENTIAL ON THE SOUTH SIDE? THERE'S THERE'S MULTIFAMILY ON THE SOUTH SIDE. YEAH. THERE ARE SOME EXISTING BUSINESSES TODAY THAT WERE NOT COOPERATIVE WITH THE MULTIFAMILY DEVELOPMENTS TRYING TO GET ACCESS. SO UNTIL THOSE TURN OVER, THE PEOPLE ON THE SOUTH AREN'T GOING TO HAVE DIRECT ACCESS TO THE SIGNAL. 
          GARY, IT SEEMS TO ME THAT THIS LIGHT MAY BE KIND OF A SIMILAR TO THE ONE THAT IS JUST TO THE WEST OF LAKE FOREST. THAT KIND OF IS BAYLOR HOSPITAL SLASH KROGER LIGHT. THIS ONE LOOKS A LOT FURTHER AWAY FROM HARDIN THAN THAT ONE DOES FROM LAKE FOREST. AM I WRONG ABOUT THAT? YOU'RE CORRECT. OKAY. AND I MY SENSE IS, YOU KNOW, DRIVING THAT OCCASIONALLY, NOT EVERY DAY, BUT OCCASIONALLY THOSE LIGHTS SYNC UP PRETTY WELL. THAT'S THE GOAL. YES, SIR. OKAY. 
          YEAH. SO BEHIND THIS TO THE NORTH, THAT'S WHERE DAVE AND BUSTERS IS GOING, RIGHT? YES, SIR. WHAT ELSE IS GOING BACK THERE? IS THERE ANYTHING PLANNED? I DON'T REMEMBER OFF THE TOP OF MY HEAD, THERE'S A HUGE BUILDING NEXT TO DAVID BUSTER'S GOING UP BACK THERE. I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS. FITNESS THING. I THINK THERE'S A. YEAH. DAVID BUSTER IN ITSELF. THE OTHER THING BACK THERE RIGHT NOW IS A PROPOSED GYM THAT'S ALSO BEING DEVELOPED. AND THEN OBVIOUSLY TRADE DAYS. WE DON'T KNOW WHAT'S ANTICIPATED, BUT IN THEORY THAT WILL BE DEVELOPED AT SOME POINT. BUT THIS IS AT THE JUST TO CONFIRM, THIS IS AT THE EXISTING ENTRANCE. THAT'S BETWEEN I GET THE BENEFIT OF LOOKING AT A MAP, BUT RIGHT THERE BY TORCHY'S. YEAH, THERE'S A STRIP CENTERS RIGHT IN THE FRONT. YEP. THIS WOULD PROVIDE ACCESS TO ALL THAT. 
          OKAY. YEAH. THE RETAIL DEVELOPMENT ON BOTH SIDES OF 380, RIGHT. THERE ARE GOING TO BE EQUAL OR GREATER THAN WHAT'S EAST OF THIS BETWEEN HARDIN AND. YEAH. AND THAT HARDIN AREA. NOT GETTING THE RESIDENTIAL IS OUCH. BUT WE NEED TO. SO YEAH. OKAY. YEAH. I THINK PATRICK MADE A GOOD COMMENT. IT'S IT'S FURTHER AWAY FROM THAT BAYLOR BAYLOR TO TO LAKE FOREST. THE DISTANCE IS FURTHER. THAT LIGHT IS. THAT'S CORRECT. YES. OKAY. GOTCHA. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS? ON THIS ITEM DOES NOT HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING HEARING. SO WE'LL LOOK FOR A MOTION. I'LL MAKE A MOTION THAT WE APPROVE THIS ITEM AS PRESENTED BY STAFF. MR. MAYOR. SECOND MOTION BY COUNCILMAN TO APPROVE THE ITEM FOR STAFF RECOMMENDATION SECONDED BY MAYOR PRO TEM FELTUS. IS THERE ANY DISCUSSION? PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. TEN MINUTES. THAT MOTION CARRIES. THAT ITEM HAS BEEN APPROVED. THANK YOU, MR. GRAHAM. THAT ENDS OUR REGULAR AGENDA. WE'LL NOW MOVE TO 
          [COUNCIL AND MANAGER COMMENTS]
COUNCIL. COMMENTS. MR. BELLER. I GET TO START. ALL RIGHT. I HAD ON MY LIST TO THANK PAUL AND BARRY AND CHIEF ELLENBERG AND ROBIN AND NIMRA FOR COMING TO THE PRESERVE. I THOUGHT THAT 
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WAS A GOOD RESPONSE TO A COMMUNITY THAT ASKED FOR SOME LITTLE INSIGHT AND ASSISTANCE. 
          AND SO, PAUL, THANK YOU FOR FOR HAVING STAFF COME COME TO THAT. I GOT TO ATTEND A FLAG RAISING CEREMONY BECAUSE APRIL WAS NATIONAL DONATE LIFE MONTH. WAS THAT THE MEDICAL CITY WAS MEDICAL CITY MCKINNEY AND WAS WAS THEIR PARTNER WAS SOUTHWEST TRANSPLANT ALLIANCE. AND THERE WAS A LADY THERE NAMED BETH WHO TOLD A STORY ABOUT RECEIVING A HEART TRANSPLANT FROM A RECIPIENT THAT DIED AT THAT HOSPITAL 17 YEARS AGO. AND BETH TALKED ABOUT HER. SHE WAS A 23 YEAR OLD MOTHER OF THREE THAT DIED AFTER A AN ACCIDENT OF SOME SORT AND TALKED ABOUT ALL THE DIFFERENT WAYS THAT SHE'S GOTTEN TO ENJOY LIFE SINCE THEN, INCLUDING RUNNING A FIVE K, WHICH WAS ATTENDED BY THE DONOR'S KIDS. AND SO ANYWAY, JUST A ONE OF THOSE SUBTLE REMINDERS OF THE IMPACTS THAT ARE MADE DAILY IN THIS COMMUNITY AND BY PEOPLE THAT IT'S IT'S NOT ADVERTISED, IT'S NOT SEEN, BUT IT IS IT IS NECESSARY. MR. MAYOR, I ALSO GOT TO GO WITH YOU TO SEE IAN SCOTT AND TYLER JORGENSEN RECOGNIZED THEY WERE. THEY FINISHED THIRD PLACE IN A C-SPAN STUDENT DOCUMENTARY CONTEST THAT HAD OVER 4000 STUDENTS MAKE OVER 1800 ENTRIES, AND DOCTOR FELTUS AND. MAYOR COX AND I INTERVIEWED WITH THEM AS THEY WERE DOING THEIR DOCUMENTARY. AND THEY DID A FANTASTIC JOB. AND THEY WERE GIVEN THIS AWARD, WHICH WAS A MONETARY AWARD. SO IT SEEMED PRETTY NICE. BUT IT WILL ALSO BE PART OF C-SPAN'S EFFORTS ON EDUCATING KIDS AND ON OUR GOVERNMENT AND ON FILM. LAST WEEK, I GOT TO GO TO THE GROUNDBREAKING FOR THE EXPANSION OF DYNACRAFT. AND IF YOU DON'T KNOW DYNACRAFT, YOU SHOULD KNOW DYNACRAFT DYNACRAFT IS UP OFF RED BUD. THEY HAVE A CURRENT FACILITY THAT'S 150 ZERO ZERO ZERO SQUARE FEET OF MANUFACTURING, 3400 ZERO SQUARE FEET OF ADMINISTRATIVE SPACE, EMPLOYING 450 PEOPLE, AND THEY ARE ADDING AN ADDITIONAL 150 ZERO ZERO ZERO SQUARE FEET, 200 ADDITIONAL JOBS AND 40 MILLION IN COST IN THE EXPANSION. AND SO A TESTAMENT TO OUR EDC AND A TESTAMENT TO THEM AND THEIR INVESTMENT IN OUR COMMUNITY. 
          AND IT SEEMS LIKE A FANTASTIC PLACE TO WORK IF YOU NEED A NEED, A JOB. SEVERAL OF US ALSO GOT TO ATTEND THE GROUNDBREAKING FOR THE LEWIS FAMILY OVER HERE IN LA LOMA FOR A NEW HOME. THE LEWIS FAMILY, SHE WAS I WAS TALKING TO TO RAMONA'S SISTER, AND SHE SAID THAT HER FATHER HAD LIVED THERE FOR SOMETHING LIKE 70 YEARS IN THIS HOUSE, AND THEIR FATHER HAD PASSED AWAY. AND RAMONA WAS STAYING THERE AND NEEDED SOME SOME REPAIR WORK DONE, AND HABITAT CAME IN AND FELT LIKE IT NEEDED A COMPLETE REDO. SO THEY TORE IT DOWN AND ARE BUILDING HER A NEW HOUSE. AND SO THAT WAS SUPPORTED BY OUR CDC AND HELPING THE LEWIS FAMILY IN LA LOMA. SOME THINGS COMING UP THURSDAY IS NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER. DOCTOR FELTUS HAS ORGANIZED A WONDERFUL EVENT AT 8:00 THURSDAY MORNING, AND I'M EXCITED ABOUT GOING TO THAT. 
          OR IF YOU CAN'T ATTEND IN THE MORNING, THERE IS A SERVICE AT THE MCKINNEY FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH AT 7:00 THURSDAY NIGHT, AND JUST TWO OTHER THINGS I SAW IN OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PAGES TODAY. 
          WE WERE ASKING PEOPLE TO COME TO THE FIRE HEADQUARTERS. GROUNDBREAKING ON OUR RIBBON CUTTING ON FRIDAY, WHICH SEEMS LIKE A VERY FUN THING TO BRING KIDS TO IF THEY LIKE TO WEAR FIRE HATS. AND THEN LASTLY, WE HAVE AIRPORT DISPLAY DAY THIS SATURDAY. SO IF YOU LIKE LOOKING AT TRUCKS AND AIRPLANES AND ALL SORTS OF THINGS, YOU GOT A WEEKEND AHEAD OF YOU AND LOTS OF OPPORTUNITIES. AND THAT IS ALL I HAVE, MR. MAYOR. THANK YOU, MR. FRANKLIN. I JUST WANTED TO MENTION WE WE LOST ONE OF OUR GREAT PERSONALITIES IN MCKINNEY LAST WEEK, AND HIS NAME WAS CHARLES DOUG DOUGLAS. AND IF YOU MET HIM, YOU WOULD REMEMBER HIM. HE WAS FUNNY. HE NEVER MET A STRANGER. AND USUALLY AFTER YOU MET HIM, YOU WENT AWAY LAUGHING. AND I LISTENED TO ALL THE STORIES AND ALL THE THINGS THAT WERE TOLD ABOUT HIM. AND HE WAS HE WAS 
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JUST BIGGER THAN LIFE. AND HE WILL TRULY BE MISSED IN MY. MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH HIS FAMILY. THEN I ALSO GOT TO ATTEND THE POLICE AWARDS LUNCHEON AND IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN TO TO THAT EVENT, YOU NEED TO GO AT LEAST ONCE BECAUSE IT'LL GIVE YOU A WARM FEELING AND A SAFE FEELING WHEN YOU GO HOME AND GO TO BED. BECAUSE YOU HEAR THE STORIES FROM THESE PEOPLE, FROM THESE, FROM THESE POLICE OFFICERS THAT ARE ON THE STREETS EVERY DAY, AND THE GREAT AND HEROIC THINGS THEY DO FOR US AS CITIZENS OF MCKINNEY. THAT'S ALL. I HAD TWO HIGHLIGHTS FOR ME, MR. MAYOR. I WENT TO THE AIRPORT'S CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAY, WHICH THEY HAVE EVERY YEAR. AND, YOU KNOW, THE AIRPORT HAS A LOT OF CUSTOMERS, FOLKS WHO RENT HANGERS OUT THERE AND KEEP THEIR PLANES OUT THERE. IT'S ALWAYS GREAT. IT'S ALWAYS GOOD TO HEAR THE FEEDBACK. THAT'S SUCH A TREMENDOUS ASSET. I TOOK MY FATHER A LOT THERE LAST WEEKEND AND HE DIDN'T REALLY WANT TO GO, BUT HELL, I COULDN'T HARDLY GET HIM TO LEAVE. IT'S SUCH A WONDERFUL PLACE TO BE IN THAT FBO, LOOKING AT THE RUNWAY AND SEEING EVERYTHING. AND THEN TODAY I MENTIONED THIS EARLIER IN A SEPARATE MEETING, BUT I WENT AND GOT A TOUR OF THE NEW YET TO ITS. YET IT'S COMING. BUT THE HELEN HALL LIBRARY. THE RENOVATIONS IN THERE ARE JUST INCREDIBLE. THERE IS SIGNIFICANT MITIGATION FOR VAGRANCY IN AND AROUND THAT PLACE. THERE IS SIGNIFICANTLY MORE ACTIVATION. IT IS REALLY GEARED TOWARD BRINGING PEOPLE TO MCKINNEY FOR VERY UNIQUE EXPERIENCES, INCLUDING THE EXPOSITION CENTER AND THE PLANETARIUM. I MET THE NEW COORDINATOR FROM THE PLANETARIUM, AND I DON'T KNOW WHO WAS THE MOST EXCITED NEW CITY EMPLOYEE I'D MET BEFORE TODAY, BUT SHE'S WON THAT AWARD, AND SHE IS JUST SO EXCITED TO BE HERE AND TO DO THAT. SO WHAT A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE. I KIND OF KNEW WHAT WAS COMING, BUT IT STILL BLEW ME AWAY. THANK YOU, MR. MAYOR. COUNCILMAN LYNCH, COUNCILMAN JONES, LAST WEDNESDAY, I HAD THE PRIVILEGE TO ATTEND WITH MAYOR COX, THE COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE HALL OF FAME AWARDS. GREAT EVENT. AND THEN IT KIND OF HONORS OUR LOCAL DEVELOPERS IN THE AREA. HAD THE WHEN THE SERVICE INDUSTRY AWARD. AND ALSO LAST WEEK WE HAD THE LAST HOST COMMITTEE EVENT FOR THE BYRON NELSON. NEXT TIME COUNCIL MEET, IT WILL BE THE LAST TIME BEFORE THE BYRON NELSON, WHICH WILL BE ON THE 21ST. SO IF YOU HAVE TIME, STILL YOU STILL YOU STILL HAVE LOTS OF TIME TO GET A TICKET. I HOPE TO SEE EVERYBODY THERE. ALL RIGHT. I'VE GOT A LITTLE CATCHING UP TO DO BECAUSE I WAS OUT FOR THE LAST MEETING, BUT I WANTED TO THANK THE RESIDENTS OF THE PAINTED TREE HOA. WE DID A DEVELOPMENT UPDATE ON ALL THINGS MCKINNEY. IT'S ONE OF OUR NEWEST HOA'S BIG DEVELOPMENT. HAD A GREAT TURNOUT, REALLY ENGAGED RESIDENTS. I WANT TO SAY I APPRECIATE YOU ALL FOR INVITING ME OUT. I ALSO GOT TO GO TO A DINNER ALONG WITH THE MAYOR FOR A DELEGATION THAT WAS VISITING MCKINNEY FROM NOVI, MICHIGAN, AND REALLY GREAT GROUP. THEY WANTED TO COME OUT. THEY HEARD GREAT THINGS ABOUT MCKINNEY. THEY WANTED TO COME OUT AND HEAR MORE. AND SO WE GOT TO SIT AND TALK WITH THEM AND EXCHANGE IDEAS, GOT SOME REALLY GOOD IDEAS FROM THEM. WE GAVE THEM SOME OF OUR IDEAS. SO I LOVE SEEING SORT OF THAT COLLABORATIVE SPIRIT BETWEEN THE ORGANIZATIONS, BUT ALSO JUST REMINDED ME HOW VERY AWESOME OUR CITY IS TO BE ABLE TO BRAG ON US THAT NIGHT. SO AND THEN ALSO I GOT TO ATTEND AT THE INVITATION OF OUR CITY SECRETARY. I GOT TO, TO, TO ATTEND THE TEACHER OF THE YEAR BANQUET. THAT WAS MY FIRST TIME GOING. I'VE NEVER BEEN BEFORE. I AM A BIG SUPPORTER OF PUBLIC EDUCATION. I'M A BIG SUPPORTER OF OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. IT WAS AWESOME TO SEE JUST SO MUCH ENTHUSIASM AROUND THIS EVENT AND A CELEBRATION REALLY, OF ALL THEY PROVIDE FOR OUR OUR STUDENTS, BUT WANTED TO CONGRATULATE TOMMY GILLET FROM BURKS ELEMENTARY, WHO WAS THE ELEMENTARY TEACHER OF THE YEAR, AND ALSO REAGAN BRANNON AT FABIAN, WHO WAS THE SECONDARY TEACHER OF THE YEAR. SHE ACTUALLY TAUGHT ONE OF MY KIDS AND AND SHE GOT THE SEAL OF APPROVAL ON THAT AWARD FROM MY YOUNGEST DAUGHTER. SO THANK YOU, THOUGH, TO ALL OF THE EDUCATORS HERE IN MISD. AND THEN JUST FINALLY, THE NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER, I JUST WANTED TO PROVIDE AN UPDATE. YOU KNOW, I WAS SEEING SOME ADVERTISEMENT FROM OTHER CITIES ABOUT NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER AND JUST THOUGHT MAYBE WE COULD ALL GET TOGETHER AND HAVE A PRAYER OVER THE CITY OF MCKINNEY. AND SO WE'RE GOING TO MEET RIGHT HERE OUTSIDE OF CITY HALL IN THE PLAZA. IT IS LOOKING LIKE IT'S NOT GOING TO RAIN, THANK GOODNESS. BUT WE'RE GOING TO MEET AND JUST PRAY FOR ABOUT 30 OR 40 MINUTES. JOINING US WILL BE PASTOR TOMMY BRUMMETT, PASTOR DEREK GOLDEN, PASTOR DEBORAH BRADFORD, CAROL WOOD OVER WITH CITY CHURCH, GWEN LAO, 
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KYLE REED AND PASTOR LEWIS ROSENTHAL. AND SO WE'RE GOING TO PRAY OVER A LOT OF DIFFERENT THINGS, EVERYTHING FROM VERY LOCAL FAMILY LEVEL, ALL THE WAY UP TO OUR NATION. I DON'T THINK THERE'S A BETTER TIME FOR US TO TAKE A MOMENT AND JUST SAY A PRAYER TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY. 
          SO PLEASE COME OUT AND JOIN US 8 A.M. ON THURSDAY FOR THAT EVENT. THANK YOU. JUST A FEW ITEMS TO ADD TO THE LIST. AS YOU CAN SEE, THIS COUNCIL IS IN CITY STAFF IS VERY BUSY ATTENDING AND GOING AND DOING AND PARTICIPATING IN BEING AND BEING VISIBLE OUT IN OUR COMMUNITY. AND THAT'S ONE OF THE REWARDING THINGS THAT WE GET TO DO. CITY MANAGER AND I ATTENDED THE COLLIN COLLEGE STETSON AND STILETTO FUNDRAISER BANQUET. THE COLLEGE FOUNDATION BOARD. THEIR SOLE ROLE IN LIFE IS TO RAISE MONEY FOR SCHOLARSHIPS, AND THEY DO AN EXCELLENT JOB AT THAT. WE HAD A GREAT TIME. THEY HAD A SELLOUT CROWD, AND CITY MANAGER GRIMES IS REALLY GOOD AT TRIVIA. IF YOU EVER NEED HIM ON A TRIVIA TEAM, HE'S HE'S YOUR MAN. I GOT TO TOUR WITH CHIEF DOW, THE NEW FIRE STATION FIRE HEADQUARTERS. IT TRULY IS A SPECIAL PLACE. WE TREAT OUR FIREFIGHTERS AND VERY WELL. THEY ARE VERY PLEASED WITH IT. IF YOU HAVE THAT CHANCE, AS COUNCILMAN BELLER SAID, PLEASE GO CHECK IT OUT. TAKE A LOOK AT IT. IT'S A WONDERFUL FACILITY. LASTLY, CONNECTING WITH WHAT COUNCILMAN JONES SAID ABOUT THE BYRON NELSON GOLF CLASSIC. IF YOU IF YOU'VE NEVER SEEN SOME OF THE BEST ATHLETES IN THE WORLD, YOU NEED TO TRY TO GO TO THIS EVENT. THESE ARE THE BEST GOLFERS BY FAR IN THE WORLD, AND TO SEE THEM UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL IS TRULY A SPECIAL, A SPECIAL EVENT. SO I ENCOURAGE YOU TO PARTICIPATE. THERE WILL BE OTHER EVENTS AROUND TOWN, NOT ONLY AT THE GOLF COURSE. SO IF YOU SEE SOMETHING THAT SAYS CJ CUP, BYRON NELSON, GIVE IT A LOOK, GIVE IT A LOOK. MR. CITY MANAGER YES, YOU HAVE THE FLOOR. YES, SIR. THANK YOU, MR. MAYOR. JUST A COUPLE OF ITEMS. YES WE ARE. STAFF IS IN FULL FORCE OVER THE NEXT MONTH WITH THE BYRON NELSON AND OTHER EVENTS THAT ARE COMING UP. SO WE WILL BE LOOKING FORWARD TO HOSTING VISITORS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, ACTUALLY FOR THE BYRON NELSON AND SHOWING MCKINNEY OFF TO THE TO THE PUBLIC IN THE WORLD. MCKINNEY RESIDENTS. FINALLY, MCKINNEY RESIDENTS ARE AND STAKEHOLDERS ARE INVITED TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK AS STAFF PREPARES THE CITY'S BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 2027. THE BUDGET SURVEY IS AVAILABLE THROUGH JUNE 12TH, AND YOU CAN GO AND TAKE THAT SURVEY AND DO THIS EXERCISE ON YOUR OWN. THEY HAVE A BUDGET EXERCISE OR THAT YOU CAN DO TO IDENTIFY YOUR OWN PRIORITIES IF YOU ARE PREPARING A BUDGET. THE BUDGET SURVEYS AVAILABLE THROUGH JUNE 12TH. 
          MCKINNEY, TEXAS.ORG/BUDGET SURVEY. ONE WORD BUDGET SURVEY. THAT'S ALL I HAVE, SIR. THANK YOU. WITH THAT, ANYTHING ELSE, MR. HAUSER? NO, SIR. WE WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO ADJOURN. 
          I HAVE A MOTION BY COUNCIL BY MAYOR PRO TEM FELTUS, SECOND BY COUNCILMAN LYNCH. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE. AYE. OPPOSED? SAME SIGN.
* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.