Nov 10, 2020 City Council Special Meeting on 2020-11-10 3:00 PM

[CALL TO ORDER]

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MEETING TO ORDER THE CITY COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH 2020, IT IS THREE O'CLOCK OR 303 IN THE AFTERNOON OR IN COUNCIL CHAMBERS TO 22, NORTH TENNESSEE ST MCKINNEY, TEXAS. FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS IS PUBLIC COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS. AND I HAVE A

[PUBLIC COMMENTS ON AGENDA ITEMS (For Non-Public Hearing Agenda Items)]

OKAY. WHAT HAPPENS NOW IN MCKINNEY? HOW DO YOU AS A COUNCIL COME TO REPLACE SOMEONE THAT YOU IN YOUR POWER, DRUGGED MINDS BASICALLY MANIPULATED TO BE ON THE CHOPPING BLOCK RATHER THAN WORK TO A PLACE THAT SOME OF YOU PRETENDED TO REACH AFTER YOU HAD MANIPULATED THE RECALL.

NOW WHAT? NOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HAVE COUNSEL BUT JIM WELLS, FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS SILENCE ON THIS COUNCIL WILL THE INTERIM DISTRICT WHEN COUNCIL PERSON BE ABLE TO HAVE A TRUE VOICE HERE? WELL, DISTRICT ONE TRULY BE INCLUDED AS A VIABLE MEMBER AND THE DECISION MAKING OF EVEN ITS OWN BOUNDARIES. WILL THEY BE ABLE TO CAMPUS? THE OPINIONS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS AND PUT BEFORE HIS CONSTITUENTS THEIR PREFERENCES FOR THEIR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD EXISTENCE? WE KNOW THAT THERE'S SOMETHING OUT THERE NOW CALLED THE ONE MCKINNEY 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. WITH ITS INTENT NOTED FOR THE MILL DISTRICT AS. DIVISION FOR A TRANSIT VILLAGE AND URBANISED STATE HIGHWAY FIVE CORONER IS ANCHORED BY THE RESPECTED HERITAGE AND VITALITY OF THE SURROUNDING NEIGHBORHOODS. I KNOW IT'S A LITTLE LATE TO ASK THIS, BUT HOW DID LEWIS FOR LIVELY HEAL THE ROCK WALL BECOME THE MEAL DISTRICT? FOR YEARS AND YEARS AND YEARS, THOSE COMMUNITIES HAVE STOOD AND SUPPORTED ONE ANOTHER AND QUIETLY ALLOWED THE PEOPLE UPTOWN TO MAKE DECISIONS ABOUT WHAT HAPPENS ACROSS THOSE TRACKS. THERE ARE SO MANY PLANS WITHIN THE 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN THAT WILL PROBABLY MISPLACED FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN A PART OF THE FABRIC OF LEWISVILLE, LIVELY HILL AND ROCKWELL. WE KNOW THE PREMIERE FACILITIES TOPS BURY THE NEW CITY HALL IN THE AIRPORT EXPANSION ARE COMING AND WILL BE DISRUPTING LIVES WITHIN OUR BELOVED COMMUNITIES. WE GET IT RENEWAL. SO WHAT NOW? PROBABLY THE WRONG THING TO ASK. BUT HAVE ANY OF YOU QUESTION THE COMMUNITY AT ALL? TO FIND OUT WHO WE WANT TO REPRESENT US. HAVE YOU EVEN CONSIDERED WHO WE MAY WANT TO BE OUR TEMPORARY REPRESENTATIVE UNTIL MAY. HAS THERE BEEN A SURVEY CIRCULATED AMONG VOTERS WITHIN THE DISTRICT TO ASK. WHO WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE REPRESENT DISTRICT ONE UNTIL THE NEXT ELECTION? HAVIN ME ANY OF YOU HAD RECENT TOWNHOUSE TO DETERMINE WHO WILL BE THE INTERIM COUNCIL PERSON FOR DISTRICT. WHAT? OR IS IT JUST SOMEONE THAT THIS CLOSE GROUP OF WHICH I SEE NOT ONE MINORITY WILL DECIDE TO REPRESENT THE ONLY MAJORITY MINORITY DISTRICT IN THIS CITY. I PRAY THAT SOME CONVERSATION TO THIS DECISION HAS BEEN HAD WITH GOD. I PRAY THAT HE HAS BEEN SOUGHT AND THE MAKING OF THIS IMPORTANT DETERMINATION.

ONE MORE THING THAT SEEMS TO HAVE JUST EVAPORATED INTO THIN AIR. ARE THE ISSUES CONNECTED TO THE STATUE, NAMELY, THE CHANGING OF THE NAME OF THE STREET THAT ONCE THROUGH LEWISVILLE RIGHT BOARD HAS THAT SURVEY BEEN DRAWN UP YET? I HOPE THE ANSWER IS THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT HAPPENED WHEN LOUIS RELIABLY HILL AND ROCK WALL WERE RENAMED THE MILLE DISTRICT. KEEP ALONSO TOUCHING. GOOD EVENING, MR MAYOR, COUNCIL CITY MANAGER STAFF. I APOLOGIZE FOR MY ATTIRE. BUT AFTER THIS I HAVE A FOOTBALL GAME TO ATTEND, YOU KNOW, FAMILY ISSUES. SO YOU KNOW HOW THAT GOES. MY NAME WAS A LOT OF TOUCHING, RESIDED P O BOX. 1 TO 01 AND A TEXAS DIP CODE 75409. I AM ELATED ABOUT TODAY. OH, AND TO ANSWER MISS JOHNSON'S QUESTION. YES THERE HAVE BEEN MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL THAT HAVE CONTACTED THOSE THAT IN DISTRICT ONE ABOUT REPRESENTATION. I AM LOOKING FORWARD. TO THE DECISION THAT THE COUNCIL IS

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CALL OUR MEETING BACK INTO ORDER. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENTS. SORRY FOR THE DELAY.

FIRST ORDER OF BUSINESS IS THAT WE ALREADY HAD PUBLIC COMMENTS BEFORE WE RECESSED. WORK

[Consider/Discuss Vacancies on City Council Under Sec. 17 of the McKinney Home Rule Charter]

IN THE ITEM C. THE TEXAS CONSTITUTION ALLOWS FOR CITIES TO HAVE THE CHARTER PROVISIONS THAT WE HAVE. WHICH ALLOWS FOR A VACANT TO BE FILLED IF THE TERM IS LESS THAN 12 MONTHS BEFORE COMPLETION. SO NOW THAT THE ELECTION IS CANVASSED, THE VACANCY IS CREATED, AND THE COUNCIL HAS THEOPHILUS ITY TO FILL THAT VACANCY FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE TERM, WHICH IS MADE OF 2021. THERE'S NOTHING IN THE CHARTER OR THE STATE LAW. THE CONSTITUTION, WHICH SUCKS ABOUT THE PROCESS THAT IS ENTIRELY UP TO THE COUNCIL. HOWEVER, THE APPOINTEE IF THE COUNCIL CHOOSES TO A POINT AND THERE IS NO REQUIREMENT THAT YOU DO. BUT THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE APPOINTEE WOULD BE THAT THEY WOULD HAVE TO QUALIFY. AS THIE. SAME QUALIFICATIONS IN THE DISTRICT IN THIS CASE, SO THERE WOULD HAVE TO BE A, UH. APPOINTEE THAT MET THOSE QUALIFICATIONS THAT WOULD BE A RESIDENT DISTRICT ONE FOR THE PREVIOUS YEAR. VOTER REGISTRY VOTED FOR A YEAR RESIDENT OF THE DISTRICT FOR A YEAR. OBVIOUSLY A RESIDENT MCKINNEY FOR YEARS, SO YES. I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. YOU WON'T HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. Q TRANSFER.

OKAY, THANK YOU. THE NEXT ITEM IS 21 009 CONSIDER DISCUSS ACT THAT WE DO NOT NEED TO ACT ON

[Consider/Discuss/Act on Appointment of a Council Member pursuant to Home Rule Charter Section 17]

INSTRUCTIVE. RESIDENT OF DISTRICT ONE TO REPRESENT DISTRICT ONE AND THEIR VOICES.

EXTREMELY IMPORTANT ON THIS COUNCIL TO THE CITY, SO I GUESS I JUST LIKE. TO DISCUSSES THAT CONSENSUS UP HERE THAT WE WOULD. NOT AT THIS MOMENT, BUT APPOINT SOMEBODY HERE. I THINK IT'S VERY IMPORTANT THAT DISTRICT ONE CONTINUES TO HAVE REPRESENTATION ON THE COUNCIL

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NO SOONER RATHER THAN LATER. OUR NEXT MEETING IS DECEMBER 3RD. DECEMBER. 1ST SORRY. IS IT? POSSIBLE THAT WE COULD. COME BETWEEN NOW AND THEN EACH ONE TO THE TO THE DIA SW, UH, PREPARED TO HAVE THAT DISCUSSION ON WHO THAT WOULD BE? ON DECEMBER ON DECEMBER 1ST SURE, ABSOLUTELY, BECAUSE WE DO HAVE SOME IMPORTANT DECISIONS THAT HAVE TO BE MADE. WE HAVE COURSE. THE STATUTE DECISION WHICH IS IMPORTANT AND WILL BE OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL MONTHS.

I'M SURE. HEARING ON ITEMS PRETENDING TO DEVELOPMENT AND WHATNOT THAT DEFINITELY IMPACT AND EFFECT DISTRICT ONE SO. IF EVERYONE IS GOOD WITH THAT, I WOULD SUGGEST WE TABLE THIS ITEM UNTIL DECEMBER, 1ST. SECOND IF IT'S THE MOST. SO I MAKE A MOTION TO CONTINUE THIS ITEM. GET TO THE DECEMBER 1ST MEETING. ASK YOUR VOTES, PLEASE. I GUESS. PROCESS.

HAUSER IS. WE WOULD COME WITH THE NAME. WOULD OUR WAY WOULD VISIT. FRONT OF EVERYBODY. TALK NAMES, WHATEVER. WE SETTLE ON AN INDIVIDUAL. WE VOTE ON IT. AND MOTION AND PAST FOUR AFFIRMATIVE VOTES. OKAY, SO. WE ASK THAT PERSON TO SHOW UP AT THAT MEETING, TOO. YOU KNOW WHAT? WE HAVE PEOPLE THAT WAY WE DO IT THAT MEETING OR WOULD WE PROBABLY NEED A WAY. WELL, THE PERSON WHOEVER THAT PERSON MIGHT BE, IF WE STILL HAVE TO BE QUALIFIED, WOULD HAVE TO HAVE. A PERSON PRESENT TO THE CITY SECRETARY OF THE THINGS THAT YOU HAVE TO SHOW TO SHOW THAT YOU'VE BEEN A RESIDENT MCKINNEY IN THE DISTRICT SO THERE COULD BE A LITTLE GAP IN TIME. MAYBE THE COUNCIL WANTED TO CONSIDER THE APPOINTMENT. EARLIER IN THE DAY THAT AFTERNOON, AND THEN THE MEETING AT SIX WE COULD SCHEDULE IT THAT WAY. OKAY SO WE COULD HAVE SOMEWHAT OF A SPECIAL MEETING EARLY IN THE AFTERNOON. AND THEN I THINK. EMPRESS YOU HAVE TWO OR THREE HOURS. MAYBE THAT'D BE SUFFICIENT. IF THE PERSON HAS ALL THAT STUFF.

WHICH BEING THE EVIDENCE OF THEIR RESIDENTS AND VOTE. OKAY WELL, WE CAN WORK TOWARD THAT.

IF THAT'S SOMETHING THE COUNCIL WOULD LIKE TO DO. AT THAT POINT, THAT PERSON COULD BE SEATED. AFTER 16 A SIX O'CLOCK. MR HAUSER. RIGHT, SO WE WILL MOVE TO. ITEM 201010 CONSIDERED

[Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Adopting the City of McKinney’s Legislative Priorities for the 87th Session of the Texas State Legislature]

FALLS UNDER THAT HEADING, SO I WANTED TO KIND OF GIVE SOME CONTEXT FOR WHAT THOSE BULLET POINTS ARE. WE DIDN'T MEET WITH THE COUNCIL ON SOME BRIEFING MEETINGS FOR YOU TO HAVE A

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BUT I BELIEVE OVER 500 BILLS WERE FILED ON THE FIRST DAY OF DUAL FILING IT COULDN'T WAIT.

IT COULD NOT WAIT. I WOULD ASSUME A COUPLE 100 MORE GOING THROUGH THE PROCESS RIGHT NOW.

TODAY'S OVER 10TH WHERE WE WOULD RECOMMEND YOU ADOPT THESE DRAFT POLICIES THAT ARE PRESENTED BEFORE YOU AND THEN SO ON AND SO FORTH, WILL GET SESSION KICKED OFF ON JANUARY 12TH BETWEEN NOW AND THEN WE'LL MEET WITH SOME OF THE DELEGATION TO GO OVER OUR PRIORITIES, A CITY WHERE THE COUNCIL'S PRIORITIES AS A CITY SO THAT THEY'RE INFORMED OF THAT. AND THEN MARKS 12 BILL, FILING COMPLETES AND HOPEFULLY ON MAY 31ST. THEY'RE READY TO BE DONE FOR THE 87TH SESSION. IF THEY DO, COMPLETE BY THE MAY 31ST DEADLINE, THEY ADJOURN WITH NO SPECIAL SESSION. THERE'S STILL THAT DEADLINE FOR THE GOVERNOR TO EITHER SIGN OR VETO ANY BILLS THAT GET THROUGH THE PROCESS. WITH THAT. I KNOW IT'S VERY BRIEF. WE'VE HAD SOME CONVERSATIONS ABOUT WHAT THE PRIORITY, SAYS THE PROPERTIES ATTACHED TO THE AGENDA ITEM AS WELL. I'D BE HAPPY TO ANSWER FOR AN ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS AND I'D ASK FOR YOUR APPROVAL OF THE AUTUMN. QUESTIONS. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION THAT'S COMING. OUT OF THEM THAT THEIR STRETCH THIS OUT? THAT THIS IS POSSIBLY THAT THOSE DATES WILL ALL. IT ALL CHANGED. YES. OH THIS'S THE GENERAL DEADLINES THAT WERE POSTED ON THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S WEBSITE.

HOWEVER WE'VE HEARD A LITTLE BIT THAT THERE MAY BE A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ACTION THAT CONCERNED.

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF ACTION THAT TAKES PLACE E WILL ADOPT A BUDGET MAYBE FOCUS ON A FEW KEY ITEMS, MAYBE SOME RELIEF FROM HURRICANES THAT HAVE HIT IN THE COASTAL AREAS AND MOVE ON. HOW THE ELECTION RESULTS THAT HAPPENED OVER THE COURSE OF LAST WEEK AND MOVING INTO THIS WEEK HAVE IMPACTED THOSE DECISIONS AND WHO WILL BE IN POSITIONS OF POWER. AS THE SESSION BEGINS, THAT'LL PROBABLY IMPACT. WHAT SHIFTS AND THAT NARRATIVE THAT WE'VE HEARD THIS FAR, SO I DON'T ANTICIPATE THAT THEY'LL DRAG ON THE SESSION GIVEN. CODE IN THE PANDEMIC AND SOME OTHER ITEMS, BUT I THINK THAT'S CONTINGENT ON ONE WHO FALLS IN SOME LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AND THEN TO WHAT THEY'RE OPERATIONAL. PLAN WILL BE FOR THE OPERATIONS OF THE CAPITAL TAKING PLACE IN A PANDEMIC SETTING. QUICK QUESTION. KAREN AND I HAVE NOT LOOKED OTHERWISE. I SHOULD KNOW THIS S ARE THERE ANY RACES FOR STATE HOUSE OR SENATE THAT ARE UNRESOLVED AT THIS TIME. UH NOT THAT I'M AWARE OF IN OUR GENERAL DELEGATION. I THINK THERE IS ONE THAT STILL OUTSTANDING IN THE HOUSE. BUT NOT THAT DIRECTLY IMPACTS OUR REGION. QUESTIONS. ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO OF THIS RESOLUTION. I'LL MAKE A MOTION. I'M A COMMOTION. WE APPROVE THIS RESOLUTION. CASTRO VOTES. IMPASSES ITEM. 201011

[Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Contract Amendment to the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Services Contract with Pogue Construction Company, LP of McKinney, Texas for a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) Related to the Public Safety Building Phase 5 Expansion and Renovation Project Located at 2200 Taylor Burk Drive, McKinney, Texas]

YOU HAVE FANS OUT THERE NOT ONLY MAYBE OTHER PEOPLE SO. I AM ONE OF THEM IS WHERE WE GO, BABY, GO. THANK YOU. IS THERE A MOTION? PROVE IT. CAST YOUR VOTES. MOTION PASSES. WORK.

[Consider/Discuss/Act on a Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Execute a Contract Amendment to the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) Services Contract with McRight-Smith Construction, LLC whose local office is in Plano, Texas for a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) Related to the Design and Construction of the TKI Executive Terminal located at 1508 Industrial Blvd, at the McKinney National Airport, McKinney Texas]

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EXECUTIVE TERMINAL LOCATED 50 NO WAIT INDUSTRIAL BOULEVARD OF THE MCKINNEY NATIONAL AIRPORT.

GOOD AFTERNOON AGAIN. PATRICIA JACKSON, FACILITIES CONSTRUCTION MANAGER FOR THE CITY OF MCKINNEY, THE AIRPORT DIRECTOR, AS WELL AS A REPRESENTATIVE FROM RIGHT, SMITH AND I ARE HERE TODAY, ASKING YOUR CONSIDERATION FOR A CONTRACT AMENDMENT TO THE PRE CONSTRUCTION SERVICES CONTRACT THAT MAKE RIGHT SMITH CURRENTLY HAS. FOR GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT OF $6.89 MILLION. BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. RIGHT, ENTERTAIN EMOTION. PERSONALLY APPROVED THE CIRCUIT. IS CASTRO. OCEAN PASSES. THANKS VERY MUCH. THANK YOU, TRICIA. INTERACT ON AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE FISCAL YEAR 2020

[Consider/Discuss/Act on an Ordinance Amending the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Annual Budget to Provide Funds for the CDBG-CV Grant Program, under the 2020-2021 CDBG Program Year]

WE HAD A PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD AND ALSO AT THE LAST PUBLIC MEETING COUNCIL MEETING. WE DID HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING. THIS IS THE OPPORTUNITY THAT WE HAVE NOW TO AMEND OUR BUDGET. I'LL BE ABLE TO STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS. ESPECIALLY. ENTERTAIN EMOTION. OCEAN THAT WERE APPROVED. SECOND IS CASTRO GOATS? MOTION PASSES. THANK YOU. YES. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

[Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Request to Rezone the Subject Property from "PD" - Planned Development District and "REC" - Regional Employment Center Overlay District to "PD" - Planned Development District, Generally to Modify the Use and Development Standards, Located on the Northwest Corner of Stacy Road and Ridge Road, and Accompanying Ordinance]

PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION IS ALSO HEARD THE ITEM IT AND IS ALSO RECOMMENDING APPROVAL WOULD BE HAPPENING TO ANY QUESTIONS. THE QUESTION'S FOR JENNIFER. JACK. IF THE APPLICANT. RIFKIN IS HERE. I'M GONNA. THANK YOU. COUNSEL DESPAIR. CASEY GREGORY, WITH SANCHEZ ASSOCIATES AT 2000 NORTH MCDONALD STREET HERE IN MCKINNEY. WE'VE WORKED WITH

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RESERVES THE BEST THINGS ABOUT THE PREVIOUS PT, AND I'D BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE. OCEANS FOR THE APP. NO, I THINK IT'S PRETTY STRAIGHT FORWARD. THANK YOU. IS THERE A MOTION? EMOTIONALLY APPROVED. WE HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING. CAST YOUR VOTE.

TREMAINE. WE HAVE TO HAVE A PUBLIC HEARING. I'M SORRY. WELL, YES, SORRY ABOUT THAT.

IT'S EMBARRASSING. YES IT IS A PUBLIC HERE, AND I APOLOGIZE. IF THERE'S SOMEBODY HERE WE NEED TO COURSE. OPEN THIS ITEM BACK UP. AND IF THERE'S SOMEBODY HERE THAT WHAT'S THAT? I'LL WITHDRAW. SO. HAS POINTED OUT. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. AND IF YOU'VE COME HERE TO SPEAK ON THE SIDE IF I DON'T SHOW ANY BODY THAT HAS SIGNED UP, WHICH, WHEN THE REASONS WHY OVERLOOK THAT, BUT IF YOU'RE HERE AND YOU'D LIKE TO SPEAK ON IT PLEASE. IDENTIFY YOURSELF AND COME UP TO THE PODIUM. RIGHT NOW IS THEIR EMOTION ON MY COMMOTION THAT WOULD CLOSE THIS PUBLIC HEARING. THROUGH THE CIRCLE. IS CASTRO VOTES. PASSES. EXCITING. 20006 63

[Conduct a Public Hearing to Consider/Discuss/Act on a Request to Rezone the Subject Property from "PD" - Planned Development District and “REC” - Regional Employment Center Overlay District to "PD" - Planned Development District, Generally to Modify the Uses and Development Standards, Located on the Southeast Corner of Van Tuyl Parkway and Weiskopf Avenue, and Accompanying Ordinance]

THE REZONING REQUEST IS FAIRLY STRAIGHTFORWARD. HOWEVER, THERE ARE A LOT OF PIECES TO IT. SO I DID WANT TO TAKE A MOMENT AND WALK THROUGH THOSE WITH YOU. YOU MAY RECOGNIZE THIS TRACT IS SORT OF DESIGNATED AS THIS CRAIG RANCH CORPORATE CENTER. THERE IS A COMPANION ITEM ON THE AGENDA TONIGHT AFTER THIS RELATED TO SOME DEED RESTRICTIONS THAT ARE AWESOME ON THE PROPERTY. SO DO YOU WANT TO KNOW THAT ANY ACTION THAT'S TAKEN ON THE ZONING TONIGHT ARE THIS AFTERNOON, I SUPPOSE, WOULD NOT IMPACT THOSE DEED RESTRICTIONS. YOU WILL NEED TO CONSIDER THOSE SEPARATELY. SO WITH THAT I'LL JUMP INTO THE DETAILS OF THE REZONING REQUEST.

THE ZONING ON THE PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY A MIXTURE OF A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT, ALL GENERALLY TO ALLOW FOR OFFICE DEVELOPMENT. WITH THE REZONING PROPOSED. THE APPLICANT IS SEEKING TO MAINTAIN THE LEVEL OF OFFICE ON THE OVERALL TRACKS.

HOWEVER, THEY'D LIKE TO REDISTRIBUTE IT A LITTLE BIT TO ALLOW FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF SOME RESIDENTS WHO USES ON THE NORTHERN SIDES. SO WITH THE RESIGNING REQUEST TO SEE IF I CAN THROUGH THESE PHOTOS HERE. BUT THAT'S THE SORT OF MIRAGE OF EXISTING ZONING IS ON THE PROPERTY. WITH THE REZONING REQUEST, THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TIO DIVIDE THE PROPERTY INTO I BELIEVE THAT IS. SEVEN TRUCKS, TRACKS F G AND E, WHICH YOU SEE ON THE SCREEN HERE IN THAT PURPLE BLUE COLOR WOULD MAINTAIN OFFICE USES. THEY WOULD ALSO BE MAINTAINING A MINIMUM LEVEL OF SQUARE FOOTAGE FOR EACH TRACK. IT'S A LITTLE BIT DIFFERENT. BUT BY AND LARGE THE MINIMUM SQUARE FOOTAGE FOR OFFICE DEVELOPMENTS RANGE ANYWHERE FROM 60,000 SQUARE FOOT MINIMUM TO 100,000 SQUARE FEET MINIMUM WHERE YOU SEE ON TRACKED A. THEY'RE IN THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE PROPERTY. THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING FOR TO ALLOW FOR SOME SMALL LEVEL RETAIL OR POSSIBLY OFFICE ON ATTRACT. IN TRACT B AND C. THE APPLICANT IS PROPOSING TO ALLOW FOR MULTI FAMILY RESIDENTIAL USES. AND THEN ON TRACKED D. THEY'RE PROPOSING TO ALLOW FOR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL USES. THIE AFRICAN HAS WORKED WITH STAFF TO ALSO CREATE THIS INTRODUCTION OF A LINEAR PARK. WHICH IS THAT GREEN LINE THAT YOU SEE THROUGH THAT REGULATING PLAN IS ABOUT, UM. TWO ACRES AND SIZE. APOLOGIZE THAT MY MIND THERE. IT'S ABOUT TWO ACRES IN SIZE, AND IT IS TIED DOWN AS A REQUIREMENT OF THE ZONING. SO WE'VE WORKED WITH THE APPLICANT. WE APPRECIATE THE SORT OF REALLOCATION OF REDISTRIBUTION OF THE OFFICE USES. WE DO FEEL LIKE IT MAINTAINS THE ORIGINAL VISION FOR THE ZONING THAT WERE ON THE PROPERTY TO ALLOW FOR THE GROWTH AND REALIZATION OF SIGNIFICANT OFFICE DEVELOPMENT. WE DO RECOGNIZE THAT THE INTRODUCTION OF THE RESIDENTIAL

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CORPORATE PARK, WHICH IS ON THE WEST AND THE SOUTH OF THIS PROPERTY. IT'S JENNIFER MENTIONED ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE LOOKED AT, AS WE IDENTIFIED. THIS PARTICULAR SET OF TRACKS IS. TODAY WE HAVE THE ZONING CHANGE OR THE LAND USE CHANGE ON VAN TYL PARKWAY.

WHICH VAN TYL PARKWAYS YOU ALL KNOW IS A FAIRLY NARROW IT'S AN URBAN DESIGN STREET. AND WE FELT LIKE THAT FROM A PLANNING. THIS IS BOB SPEAKING. OK FROM A PLANNING PERSPECTIVE, IT'S BETTER TO MAKE THAT TRANSITION FROM. URBAN RESIDENTIAL THAT'S ON THE NORTH SIDE OF ANTI ILL.

IT'S BETTER TO MAKE THAT TRANSITION NOT ON VAN TYL ITSELF, BUT ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF AN ENTIRE ONE. YOU SOUTH OF ANTI ALSO THAT YOU'RE RETAINING THAT URBAN CORE. LOOK, UH ALONG VAN TYL. ANOTHER THING I WANT TO IMPRESS UPON YOU IS THAT. ALL OF THESE TRACKS A, B, C AND D AS WELL AS DFMGI. I'LL HAVE A BASE ZONING OF OFFICE. SO IF OFFICE JUST BLOWS IT OUT THERE.

WE CAN BUILD OFFICE UP THERE IN THOSE OTHER FOUR TRACKS, BUT. BUT ALLOWING US TO PUT SOME RAZOR I THINK IS A BETTER EDGE. FOR THE URBAN. IT ALSO ALLOWS US TO CREATE SOME.

OPPORTUNITIES. TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS ENTIRE AREA. IS JENNIFER MENTIONED THE NEXT ITEM THAT YOU'LL SEE IS A SET OF REVISIONS TO THE DEED RESTRICTIONS THAT ARE OUT THERE WHAT WE HAVE DONE IN THIS SON IN CASE AND WHAT WILL HAPPEN WITH THOSE DEED RESTRICTIONS IS.

WE WILL HAVE NOW REQUIRED THE SAME MINIMUM NUMBER OF SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE THROUGHOUT THE TRACT. WE'VE JUST REDISTRIBUTED IT BY INCREASING THE MINIMUMS IN SOME OF THE SOUTHERN MORE TRACKS SOUTHERN. MOST RELATED TRACKS WHERE WE WOULD EXPECT 120,000 SQUARE FOOT OFFICE BUILDINGS TO BE RATHER THAN UP THEIR OWN VAN TYL, SO THAT EFFECT FROM AN OFFICE DEVELOPMENT ORIGINAL CORPORATE PERSPECTIVE STANDPOINT. I THINK WE'RE IN THE SAME PLACE. THIS LOOKS AND FEELS A LITTLE BIT BETTER TO ME LIKE A BETTER TRANSITION AREA AND GIVES US SOME OPPORTUNITY TO ACCELERATE DEVELOPMENT IN THAT AREA. I'LL STOP THERE AND TRY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU HAVE. WOULD REQUEST YOUR APPROVAL. BUT LET'S MAKE IT COMMENT. I KNOW THAT WHEN? WHEN. WE MET THE SIMON. I THINK MAYBE SOME OTHER COUNCIL MEMBERS MET AT ONE TIME. WE MET WITH THE DEVELOPERS IN THE PLANT AT THAT TIME. AND IN ALL OFTHIS WAS GOING TO BE. SINGLE STORY, POTENTIALLY TWO STORY SPREAD OUT, GARDEN STYLE OFFICE. OF THE FACT THAT. NOW, THE DESIRE AND THE AND THE VISIONS TO GO TALLER AND REALLY CARRIER CORPORATE CENTER. FROM. 1 21 BACK TO THE SOUTH IN A WAY THAT. IS BORN, KEEPING WITH WHAT WE'D LIKE TO SEE A CORPORATE CENTER LOOKED LIKE SO I UNDERSTAND THE CHANGE. I APPRECIATE THAT.

CHANGE TO BE ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH THAT. WE HAVE A COMMON QUESTION FOR APPLICANT JUST HAD ONE

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IT'S ADJACENT TO THE SINGLE FAMILY SUBDIVISION TO THE NORTH AND ONE OF THE. SOME OF THE FEEDBACK WE GOT FROM THE RESIDENTS OF THAT AREA WAS THEY WOULD LIKE TO SEE THE ABILITY TO CONTINUE THAT NEIGHBORHOOD ACROSS THE PAN TILE IN TRACKED THE. IF THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN UNDER OUR ZONING REGULATIONS, WE'VE LIMITED THE HYPE OF AN OFFICE BUILDING IN THAT TRACKED TO TWO STORIES, SO THAT TRACK THE USES ON THAT TRACK. ONLY BE ABLE TO BE. A CONTINUATION OF SAME TYPE OF SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE THAT YOU HAVE TO THE NORTH OR A TWO STOREY OFFICE BUILDING. TOWNHOMES MULTI FAMILY ARE NOT ALLOWED IN TRACK. D. THANK YOU, BOB. THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING. IS THERE ANYONE THAT WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO THIS ITEM? SEEN NONE ENTERTAIN A MOTION ON MY COMMOTION. WE CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING AND APPROVE THE SITE OF HER STAFF. THESE CASH FOR VOTES. MOTION PASSES. NEXT ITEM. 2001014 CONSIDERED ACT ON

[Consider/Discuss/Act on an Amendment to the Declaration of Restrictions for the McKinney Corporate Center at Craig Ranch]

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IF THAT 120,000 SQUARE FOOT HAS BEEN SITE PLANNED, THEY'RE GOOD TO GO FORWARD WITH BUILDING PERMITS, AND THEN YOU CAN'T GET ANY MULTI FAMILY UNITS CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY. UNTIL BUILDING PERMITS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR THAT 120,000 SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE ANYWHERE IN THE CORPORATE CENTER AND THE LINEAR PARK THAT TWO ACRES THAT MISS ARNOLD REFERENCED IN HER PRESENTATION UNTIL THAT HAS BEEN CONSTRUCTED AND ACCEPTED BY THE CITY AND AGAIN, JUST A QUICK GRAPHIC TO SHOW WHERE TRACKS B AND C ARE ON WHERE THAT LINEAR PARK IS. SO. THAT SENATE STAFF IS RECOMMENDING APPROVAL OF THIS ITEM, GIVEN THE COUNCIL'S APPROVAL OF THE PREVIOUS REZONING REQUEST, AND I'LL STAND FOR ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE. QUESTIONS.

ONE MORE COMMENT. OF THE OWNERSHIP OF ALL OF THE LATTES THAT MR QUINN TO SPOKE OF HAVE SIGNED THOSE RESTRICTIONS AND I HAVE THOSE IN MY POSSESSION. SO IF THIS IS APPROVED, WE HAVE ALL OF THE DOCUMENTS FROM THE OWNERSHIP. WHICH WAS A LOT OF WORK. I COMMAND MR CRAIG. MR ROEDER. ANY OTHER QUESTIONS. WAS MAKE ANOTHER STATEMENT APPRECIATE ALSO THE RETAIL THAT'S MAINTAINED IN THAT UPPER. NORTHWEST QUARTER IN WHICH FROM THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW HIS CHAOTIC ONE OR TO A HOTEL. ON THAT WE ARE GOING TO SEE RELATIVELY SOON, SO. SO GO TOE TO TOE SLIGHT, TOO. SEE THAT LITTLE SHAPE AND YOU HAVE IT RIGHT? YES. THE ONE THAT'S NOT IN RED THERE, THAT LITTLE ISLAND IS IT BECAUSE IT'S ALREADY GOT AN EXISTING STRUCTURE ON IT. ABSOLUTELY IT ACTUALLY THIS IS STUFF THAT IS, THERE'S NOTHING BUILT ON. A RED. WELL, THAT'S NOT EXACTLY TRUE. SO THE INDEPENDENT FINANCIAL FACILITY IS ACTUALLY BUILT RIGHT HERE. AND THE REASON THAT THIS TRACT HAS REMOVED IS BECAUSE IT PREDATED THE CORRECT RANGE CORPORATE CENTER. THERE'S A MEDICAL OFFICE BUILDING IN AN OPEN SPACE THAT EXISTED BEFORE THE CORPORATE CENTER WAS CREATED. AND SO THAT'S WHY IT WAS LEFT OUT. KHUN SOMETHING STILL BE BUILT ON THE OPEN SPACE. THEORETICALLY I COULD I'M GONNA DEFER TO MR CRAIG. I BELIEVE THAT IT'S PART OF THE OPEN SPACE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CRAIG RANCH OVERALL, BUT I'M GOING TO DEFER TO MR CRAIG. IS THAT ACCURATE? YEAH. YET. SO THE SIMPLE ANSWER IS I THINK I KNOW IT'LL BE IT'LL BE OPEN SPACE FOR A WHILE. THANK YOU.

RIGHT IF THERE'S NO OTHER QUESTIONS. PERTAIN EMOTION. APPROVED. CIRCUIT. IS CASTRO VOTES. OCEAN PASSES. ITEM 200046. ESPY CONSIDERED ACT ON THE SITE PLAN FOR OUR OFFICE

[Consider/Discuss/Act on a Site Plan for an Office / Warehouse Development, Located on the Southwest Corner of Hardin Boulevard and McKinney Ranch Parkway]

HOWEVER, THE PROVISIONS OF THE GOVERNING ZONING ON THIS PROPERTY DO REQUIRE ACTION BY THE COUNCIL. WHICH IS WHY IT'S BEFORE YOU TONIGHT. AS YOU READ. THIS IS FOR A PROPERTY OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF HARDENED BOULEVARD AND MAKE ANY RANCH PARKWAY. THE TRACT IS ABOUT 40 ACRES IN SIZE IN THE AFRICAN IS PROPOSING TO DEVELOP ABOUT 383,000 SQUARE FEET. OF WAREHOUSE AND SOME OFFICE ON THE TRACT. AT THAT SQUARE FOOTAGE WOULD BE COMPRISED OF FOUR BUILDINGS RANGING IN SIZE FROM ABOUT 70,000 SQUARE FEET TO 115,000 SQUARE FEET ROUGHLY.

ROOMS IF I CAN'T. I HAVE THE SITE PLAN APPEAR. INTENTLY. I DO NOT APOLOGIZE. WE THOUGHT

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I'M HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE. I BELIEVE THE APPLICANT IS ON THE LINE. THEY'RE NOT HERE IN PERSON TONIGHT. UH, IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR THEM NEVER QUESTION THANK YOU. YES, SIR. IT'S COMING BEFORE PLANNING AND ZONING IN COUNCIL BEFORE ON THIS EXACT SAME ISSUE. SO ABOUT ABOUT A YEAR TO A YEAR AND A HALF AGO, WE STAFF DID BRING SOME SIGHTS TO THE COUNCIL TO CONSIDER POSSIBLE REZONING, BUT WE CONSIDERED A COOPERATIVE REZONING. THES WERE TRACKS THAT HAVE RETAINED. INDUSTRIAL ZONING ENTITLEMENTS FROM INTO THE EIGHTIES AND EARLY NINETIES. ANDI WE TALKED ABOUT THE IDEA OF TRYING TO DO A COOPERATIVE REZONE. WE DID EXPLORE THAT EFFORT WITH THE PROPERTY OWNER'S ULTIMATELY. THEY WERE ABLE TO SECURE A DEVELOPER WHO WAS ABLE TO DEVELOP UNDER THE CURRENT ENTITLEMENTS ON THE PROPERTY, AND THAT'S THEIR DESIRE AT THIS POINT IS TO MOVE FORWARD WITH THAT DEVELOPMENT.

SO THIS KIND OF WORDS ALL THE NEIGHBOURS WHO WERE SO UPSET ABOUT THIS PROJECT YET AND AS A SITE PLAN. THIS IS NOT REALLY SEEN AS A DISCRETIONARY ITEM AT THE END OF THE DAY. WHAT WE'RE EVALUATING IS DOESN'T MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE IN THE DEVELOPMENT STANDARDS, AND IF IT DOES, WE DO HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF IT. THINK THE CITIZENS WE'RE GOING TO GET IN TOUCH WITH US RATHER THAN YOU ARE. THEY GO, BUT LIKE YOU SAY, I MEAN, THEY HAVE A HABIT BY RIGHT SO THAT THERE'S NOTHING NEW HERE. THERE'S NOTHING WHEN. WHEN WAS THAT ZONING APPROVED? I BELIEVE IT WAS IN 1985 I MAYBE AFTER A FEW YEARS ON THE DATE, BUT IT WAS SO ANYBODY WHO'S PROBABLY LIVING CLOSE TO THAT. THAT NOTHING WAS CHANGED AND SAY, PROBABLY ABOUT THAT HOUSE AND THEY BOUGHT IT BEFORE. 1985 CORRECT. THAT'S CORRECT. OKAY I THINK THAT'S IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND THAT. I MEAN, HERE A HOMEOWNER NEEDS TO DO DUE DILIGENCE TO UNDERSTAND WHAT COULD BE BUILT ON UNIMPROVED PROPERTY NEXT TO HIM. AND WHAT'S GETTING BUILT WAS APPROVED PRIOR TO THEM MOVING IN. I THINK THAT'S THE. JUST THIS DISCRETIONARY AND ACTION ON THE CITY SIDE IS VERY LIMITED AT THAT POINT, EXACTLY. SO THANK YOU WITH THE SITE PLAN THAT THEY ORIGINALLY HAD.

WOULDN'T IT DIFFERENT THAN THIS ONE? I HONESTLY DON'T RECALL IT. IT'S VERY SIMILAR. THERE MAY BE DOING THE OTHER ONE HAD DOORS, I THINK FACING THE RESIDENTIAL THINK THAT'S CHANGED IT. YEAH, AND I APOLOGIZE. I HAVE NOT LOOKED AT THAT AND QUITE SOME TIME SO THEY MAY HAVE REORIENTED THE BUILDINGS. BUT THE GENERAL LAYOUT OF THE BUILDINGS IS THE SAME. WHETHER YOU'RE KEEPING THE TRUCK TRAFFIC. YOU'RE KEEPING THE TRUCK TRAFFIC AWAY FROM THE RESIDENCE, WHICH I HAVE. UNEMPLOYED ABSOLUTELY SO THE BAY DOORS OR ARE ORIENTED AND WE'RE SO THAT THE OFFICE FRONT WILL BE ON THE STREET SIDES A CZ MUCH AS POSSIBLE.

QUICK QUESTION. HOW MANY TRUCKS ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? GOING THROUGH THE ROADS THROUGH HERE ARE MADE ORDINARY ARTERIES GOING, TOBY HARDEN, CORRECT HARDEN AND YES, WE KNOW THE NUMBER OF TRUCK. I'LL DEFER THAT TO THE APPLICANT, THEY COULD SPEAK MORE TO THAT, BASED ON THEIR PLANNING EFFORTS, DO WE GET A LARGER IMPACT FEE OUT OF THAT USE SO IMPACT FEES FOR THIS YEAR'S THEY'RE GOING TO BE BASED ON THE SIZE SO DEPENDENT ON THE SIZE. THAT'S WHAT WE WOULD GET. IT'S NOT BASED ON THE TRUCK TRUCK TRAFFIC, IT'S GOING TO BE BASED ON THAT SQUARE FO I CERTAINLY HATE FOR ALL FOLKS WHO COME HERE FOR DIFFERENT FOOTBALL GAMES TO BE DRIVING ON A BEAT UP ROAD BECAUSE WE HAVE AN INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX ACROSS FROM AROUND SCHOOL. FOOTBALL STAY WAY ARE IN TEXAS, YOU KNOW. I WILL UTILIZE A LITTLE BIT. SO THE APC IN IS ON THE LINE ON DH. I THINK THE QUESTION FOR CAPTAIN CAN YOU IDENTIFY YOURSELF? YES, THIS IS MORE WITH EACH GROUP PROPERTIES. SO THE QUESTION EVERYBODY HERE MAY YEAH WE SURE CAN'T JUST DON'T KNOW IF YOU HEARD THE QUESTION. BUT THE QUESTION WAS. IS THERE AN IDEA THAT THE VOLUME OF TRUCK TRAFFIC. THAT'S HARD TO DISCERN. THE PHILLIES ARE BEING BUILT ON A SPECULATIVE BASIS WITHOUT ANY EXISTING TENANT BASE. BUT THE DESIGNS THAT WE ENVISION OUR FOR USERS WITH HIGHER OFFICE PERCENTAGE. WILL PREDOMINANTLY BE FOCUSED ON ON

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[CITIZEN COMMENTS Regarding Matters Not on the Agenda]

YOU LIKE TO GO AHEAD NOW? YES. SO AS THIS RELATES TO A LOCAL BUSINESS RESTAURANT DOWN IN KIDNEY SQUARE. WE MET WITH THE CITY LAST WEEK ABOUT THE ABILITY TO DO. ADDITIONAL OUTSIDE DINING TO HELP SMALLER RESTAURANTS THAT EVEN THOUGH I'M SURE YOU GUYS ARE AWARE THAT RIGHT NOW, CURRENTLY TEXAS IS AT 75% OCCUPANCY. MOST RESTAURANTS ARE BUILT ON A 3 FT RULE. WHICH SAYS THAT THERE'S 3 FT BETWEEN TABLE THE TABLE SO NOBODY'S REALLY ABLE TO GET TO 75% IT'S A GREAT TALKING POINT, BUT MOST PLACES ARE STUCK AROUND 60. SO THIS PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL WHO WILL BE SPEAKING TO YOU GUYS LATER WENT TO THE CITY AND WENT TO THE MCKINNEY RESTAURANT COUNSEL, AND WE THEN WENT TO THE CITY AND ASK THE QUESTION. DURING THAT MEETING.

I ASKED THE CITY IS THERE ANY CURRENT. PERMITS ARE SITUATION, OUR STATUSES THAT WOULD ALLOW THEM TO THEN MOVE FORWARD. THAT ANSWER WAS MET WITH NOT REALLY. AND NO, UM, I SIMPLY GOOGLE THE

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LET'S THEN MIXED UP WITH THE FACT THAT CITY HAS A CITY HAS A RESTAURANT LEAST PROGRAM FOR SIDEWALKS. SO IF YOU GOOGLE PARK LIT IT, SAYS PARK, ELIZA SIDEWALK EXTENSION THAT PROVIDES MORE SPACE AND AMENITIES FOR PEOPLE USING THE STREET USUALLY PARK LET'S ARE INSTALLED ON PARKING LANES AND USED PARKING SPACES. MARK WAS TYPICALLY EXTEND FROM THE SIDEWALK AT THE SAME LEVEL AND ARE WITHIN THE ADJACENT PARKING SPACES. SO MY QUESTION TO YOU GUYS IS IF THE CITY CURRENTLY HAS A SIDEWALK POLICE PROGRAM FOR $10 IN THESE ONE OF THESE DOWNTOWN RESTAURANTS CAN PARTICIPATE IN THAT. WHY COULDN'T UNDER A TEMPORARY USE PERMIT? COULD THEY NOT EXTEND OUT INTO THE PARKING SPACES? UNDER JUST THE DEFINITION THAT'S IN COMMON USE FOR WIKIPEDIA. YOU IN MY TIME, BUT THANK YOU. POOR MILES. GOOD AFTERNOON, MR MAYOR AND COUNCIL. THANK YOU FOR LETTING THE PUBLIC COMMENTS OF THIS AFTERNOON WE BUILT OUR HOME OUT IN SOME WEIRD RANCH 27 YEARS AGO, AND THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I FELT COMPELLED TO COME SPEAK. WE USED TO GO THIS MONTH. MY WIFE AND I STARTED UP A BUSINESS. THAT'S OBJECTIVE WAS TO HIGHLIGHT MCKINNEY'S DOWNTOWN SQUARE IN A UNIQUE WAY, BRINGING IN. BOZEMAN AND MCKINNEY CITIZENS AS WELL AS VISITORS OVER THREE THESE SHORT THREE YEARS WE PARTNERED WITH OVER 28 RESTAURANTS AND RETAILERS HERE JUST OFF THE SQUARE. OUR BUSINESS HAS LED TO HEAVY INVOLVEMENT WITH THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL REALIZED ONE OF THE BEST AND STRONGEST CHAMBERS IN THE NATION. AS A MCKINNEY BUSINESS. I WILL SHARE THE CHAMBER SUPPORT PRICK OVER IT WAS EXCELLENT DURING COVE IT AND THROUGH TO TODAY, THE SUPPORT HAS BEEN EXCEPTIONAL. IT'S PART OF THE CHAMBER WAS ASKED TO PARTICIPATE ON THE RESTAURANT COUNSEL. THIS GROUP WAS CREATED TO HELP RESTAURANTS OPEN UP AND OPERATE IN A SAFE MANNER FOR BOTH EMPLOYEES AND STAFF AS WELL AS CUSTOMERS.

SOME OF THAT WORK HAS ME SPEAKING FIRST, THE PROBLEM ON THE MACRO SCALE. WORKFORCE THAT MAKE ON A U. S BASE IS 10% OF THEIR OF THE EMPLOYMENT BASE COMES FROM RESTAURANTS ON A MICRO LEVEL IN DOWNTOWN SQUARE. THAT PERCENTAGE IS ABOUT 60. RECO VER. THE STATISTIC REFLECTED THREE AND 10 RESTAURANT TOURIST, CITING STAFFING IS A PRIMARY CHALLENGE TO THEIR BUSINESS. TODAY, YOU WILL FIND THAT NUMBER TO BE ABOUT 90% OF THE RESTAURANTS.

FACING THOSE CHALLENGES. WHAT'S HAPPENING, HAS JUST SPOKEN TO GOES BACK TO. ABOUT 75% CAPACITY. THE 3 FT REQUIREMENT BETWEEN THE TABLES BETWEEN PARTIES HAS IT OPERATING AT 50% IMPACTS OF SIGNIFICANTLY IMPACT. A SMALL BUSINESS AND ITS FINANCES BUT ALSO THE PEOPLE I EMPLOY LESS TABLES EQUALS LESS CUSTOMERS WITH LESS TIPS AND THEN ON TO SEVERE STAFFING ISSUES, SPECIFICALLY HIRING AND RETENTION. A SOLUTION. THE RESTAURANT COUNCIL'S DISCUSSED IT'S AN EASY TEMPORARY RELIEF WOULD BE DONE BY EX TECHNICS SEEDING UNDER THE SIDEWALK AND INTO THE PARKING SPOT DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF SPECIFIC. AREAS OF THE DOWNTOWN AREA AS WE WORKED WITH MCKINNEY MAIN STREET IN THE CITY'S COMPLIANCE OFFICE, THE THOUGHT IS THAT THIS COULD BE DONE WITHOUT AN ORDINANCE. ON A PERSONAL NOTE. I'LL LET YOU KNOW. I JUST HAD MY 32 HERE ANNIVERSARY. LAST MONTH, AND WE WENT DOWN TO GO ON LAKE GRANBURY, AND THEY HAVE A BEAUTIFUL OLD CITY SQUARE DOWN THERE, BUT I COULD TELL YOU THAT IT DOES NOT COMPARE AT ALL WITH WHAT WE HAVE HERE. MCKINNEY. AND ONE OF THE THINGS THAT MAKES US SPECIAL AND DRIES THE TRAFFIC THAT WE SEE THE INJURIES THAT WE SEE IS A RESTAURANTS, RESTAURANTS OR WHAT STARTED THE RESURRECTION. WHEN I MOVED HERE 27 YEARS AGO, WE HAD THREE RESTAURANTS DOWNTOWN. MOST OF THE BUILDINGS WERE BOARDED. I'M SO I BESEECH THEE IF YOU HEAR IT BUBBLED UP, PLEASE LOOK FAVORABLY ON THAT REQUEST. THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

THANK YOU. THANK YOU. RUTH THOMPSON. HELLO, MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS. UH, RICH THOMPSON WITH HUGS CAFE AT 2 24, EAST VIRGINIA. UM ALSO SPEAKING ABOUT RESTAURANTS, WAY FIRST WANT TO THANK THE CHAMBER FOR ALL OF THE SUPPORT THAT THEY HAVE GIVEN US AS RESTAURATEURS. IN DEVELOPING THE BIKINI RESTAURANT COUNSEL. WE MEET AT LEAST TWICE A MONTH AND REALLY DISCUSS OUR CHALLENGES, AND OUR CHALLENGES ARE. 75% WE COULD ONLY GET AT HUGS. WE COULD ONLY GET ABOUT 40% OF PEOPLE IN OUR RESTAURANT. PEOPLE COME FROM

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THERE'S A SENIOR. MY ANSWER SENIORS. MY UNCLE'S HEIR. SENIORS WERE THE GROWN PEOPLE IN OUR FAMILY NOW. SO I NEED SOMEBODY THAT'S GOING TO STEP UP AND HELP THE PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY. I DO BELIEVE IN WHAT ALL YOU GUYS DO. I REALLY DO. I JUST THINK THAT IT'S TIME THAT WE HAD SOMEBODY THAT REALLY REPRESENTED US. AND WHEN YOU'RE MAKING YOUR DECISION ON WHO YOU'RE GOING TO REPLACE IN DISTRICT ONE JUST KNOW. I DON'T HAVE ANY PROBLEM WOULD BE IN IT.

EVERY MEETING. OK, THAT'S NOT A THREAT. THAT'S JUST A PROMISE BECAUSE I WANT RESOLUTION, AND I WANT THINGS TO HAPPEN IN DISTRICT ONE. OKAY ARE YOU MY TIME? THANK YOU. THANK YOU.

THANK YOU. TANNER. GENERAL. GOOD EVENING COUNCIL. THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME. I AM HERE IS TANNER HAGAR. I OWN RIGHT RESTAURANT. I'M ALSO A ADAMANT MEMBER OF THE MAQUIS RESTAURANT COUNSEL. I'M HERE SPEAKING WITH YOU. FIRSTLY TO JUST THANK YOU FOR SOME OF THE THINGS YOU'VE DONE THE GRANT PROGRAMS THAT HAVE BEEN MADE AVAILABLE THE PATIO. ACCESS THAT'S BEEN MADE AVAILABLE AS BEEN REALLY IMPORTANT, ESPECIALLY NOW IS BC RESTAURANTS BEING CLOSED ONCE AGAIN THROUGHOUT EUROPE, AND AS WE LOOK AT DECEMBER BEING THE MOST IMPORTANT TIME OF OUR YEAR AND SEEING THAT IT'S SOMETHING WE'RE VERY AWARE OF, AND WE APPRECIATE THAT. I'M HERE WITH MY COLLEAGUES ASKING TO EXTEND SOME OF THE ACTIONS YOU'VE ALREADY TAKEN TO HELP US OVER THIS EXCEPTIONAL TIME. MOST SPECIFICALLY, WHAT WE WOULD LIKE TO DO IS WE'RE ABLE TO USE SOME SPACE IN FRONT OF OUR RESTAURANT. WE WOULD NOW LIKE TO BE ABLE TO COVER SOME OF THAT SPACE IN FRONT OF OUR RESTAURANT AND THEN HEAT IT. THERE ARE A VARIETY OF PLACES WHERE YOU CAN SEE THIS HAPPENING THROUGHOUT CITIES, NOT ONLY UNITED STATES, BUT DALLAS, WHICH HAS APPROVED SOME OF THE PARK. LET'S THAT MY COLLEAGUES HAVE TALKED AB.

OR SOME OF THESE POTENTIAL TENTED AREAS. WE'RE ONLY ASKING FOR THIS THROUGH THE WINTER PERIOD. WE'RE HAPPY TO TAKE THESE DOWN IN THE SPRING OR USED THEM AS SORT OF A PILOT FOR WHAT COULD POTENTIALLY BE DONE ON AN ONGOING BASIS. WE SEE THIS AS NOT ONLY A BENEFIT TO US, BUT RETAILERS BEING ABLE TO TAKE THAT TO CREATE SOME OUTDOOR SHOPPING ENVIRONMENTS IN FRONT OF THEIR STORES AS WELL. AND WE WOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT BE SOMETHING WE CAN UTILIZE GOING FORWARD. WE SEE THIS IS NOT ONLY BEING IMPORTANT FOR YOU KNOW US HIS BUSINESS PEOPLE, BUT AS THEY'VE MENTIONED, YOU KNOW, THESE ARE CLASSIFIED AS ESSENTIAL WORKERS FEEDING PEOPLE WITH SOMETHING WE'RE VERY PASSIONATE ABOUT AND WOULD LIKE TO BE ABLE TO KEEP DOING IT AND KEEPING OUR PEOPLE WORKING IN THAT AS MUCH AS WE CAN. WE ALSO SEE IT IN MY DISCUSSIONS THAT ARE ONGOING WITH THE VISITORS BUREAU. THEY FIND THESE WALKABLE SPACE IS VERY ADVANTAGEOUS NOT ONLY FOR THE RESTAURANTS BUT FOR THE COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE. AND WE BELIEVE THAT YOU KNOW, MCKINNEY HAS THIS VIEW NOW AS A DINING AND SHOPPING DESTINATION, AND WE WOULD LIKE THE CAPACITY TO INCORPORATE THE OUTSIDE INTO THAT AS WE HEAD INTO THE WINTER. SO I HAVE DISCUSSED THIS WITH. OF COURSE. THE MCKINNEY RESTAURANT COUNCIL.

ALSO SEVERAL OF THE RETAILERS, I WOULD BE HAPPY TO MAKE THE ONES WHO HAVE ALREADY APPROVED THE DOCUMENTATION AND THE DESIGNS THAT WE HAVE OUTLINED. I'M AVAILABLE TO YOU. WE, OF COURSE, IN ALL OF THESE COVERED AREAS THAT INCORPORATE THE SIDEWALK HAVE PLANNED FOR AND WOULD INCORPORATE 80 ACCESS AND SOME OF THESE OTHER CITY VERY IMPORTANT CITY AND NATIONAL GUIDELINES. WE'VE MET WITH THE CITY STAFF LAST WEEK AND WILL DO SO ON GOING TO DO THIS. SO MY BIG ASK FOR THE COUNCIL IS THAT THERE IS ALREADY EXISTING A TEMPORARY EVENTS PERMIT. THIS ALLOWS YOU TO BUILD A TENT. IT ALLOWS YOU TO OCCUPY PARKING SPACE. IF NEED BE. WE ASK THAT YOU WOULD ALLOW US TO UTILISE THAT EXISTING PERMIT FOR THIS AND ASKED THE CITY STAFF AS THEY'RE LOOKING AT OUR PERMITS TO NOT APPROVE THEM ON A 60 TO 90 DAY BASIS, BUT MORE ON A

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CONVERSATIONS THAT REALLY SPEAK TO OUR STABILITY. AND SO I JUST URGE ALL OF OUR CITIZENS WHO LOVE THIS CITY, TIO. THE PART OF THE SOLUTION, NOT THE PROBLEM AND WATCH WHAT WE SAY.

I THINK. I THINK YOU KNOW KIND. WORDS GO A LONG WAY, BUT SPEAK THE TRUTH AND LOVE. AND THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SHOW. TAMARA JOHNSON. SPEAKING. HERE WE ARE. AT THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY. OUR COUNTRY HAS COME TO ITS SENSES AND DULY ELECTED JOB ITEM AND PAMELA HARRIS AS THE LEADERS OF THE FREE WORLD. NATIONALLY IT'S GOING TO BE A NEW DAY ONE FILLED WITH MODELING, EMPATHY, HUMANITY, CARING FOR OTHERS AND RIEL COMMUNITY. GROWN FOLK CONVERSATIONS WILL HAPPEN AGAIN TO GET TO A PLACE OF WORKING TOGETHER AND WORKING OUT DIFFERENCES. WE'RE NOT NAIVE ENOUGH TO BELIEVE THAT IT WILL BE PERFECT IMMEDIATELY. CHANGE IS IN THE AIR. WE WILL NO LONGER BE UNDER A REGIME THAT IF YOU DON'T THINK LIKE THEM, YOU DON'T MATTER. I KNOW IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE THAT AMERICA REALLY IS ABOUT TO BE GREAT AGAIN, AS ORIGINALLY OFFERED BY PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN. IT SEEMS THAT THIS COUNCIL IS WALKING IN STEP WITH THE OUTGOING NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE WAY SOMEONE SPEAKS OR THINKS CHANGE THE WORLD IN THE MIDDLE OF THE GAME, THEY KICKED HIM OUT. THE CITY LEADERSHIP HAS SHOWN THAT THEY RUN THE CITY AND THE DESIRES OF ONE DISTRICT DISTRICT ONE HAVE TO BE DETERMINED BY THE WHOLE CITY. LOOK AT THE WORK ABOUT TO BEGIN TAKING PLACE VIA THE ONE MCKINNEY 2040 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. I SURE HOPE THIS PREFACE IS NOT THE CASE THAT WITH THAT PLAN, IT DOES SAME BAD, JUST A TINY BIT. THERE HAS ALREADY BEEN A CHANGED VERY IN BY THE CITY AND RENAMING THE HISTORICAL NEIGHBORHOODS OF

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THANKS. RIGHT. I DO NOT HAVE ANY OTHER SPEAKERS THAT MOVES US, TOO. COUNCIL LIAISON

[COUNCIL LIAISON UPDATES ON MCKINNEY BOARDS & COMMISSION]

I'M GONNA JUST. SAY, IF YOU THINK ONE ON THE RESTAURANT'S, ABSOLUTELY I WANTED TO DO ANY AND EVERYTHING WE CAN TO HELP OUR RESTAURANTS TO HELP ALL BUSINESSES SUCCEED. SO I KNOW THAT. I KNOW THAT SOME OF THE CONCERNS THAT HAVE BEEN EXPRESSED RECENTLY ON THE PARKLAND ISSUE IS JUST WHEN WE TALK ABOUT HEATERS AND WHATNOT, I THINK WE THERE'S A CONCERN ABOUT SAFETY. ENGAGING THE FIRE MARSHAL. THAT TYPE OF THING, I THINK IF I. WITHOUT HEATERS, THE. CONCERN AND SOME THINGS THAT ARE DIFFERENT ARE THE PUBLIC STREETS, PUBLIC PARKING SPACES, BUT I'D LOVE TO HAVE THAT DISCUSSION. HOW WE CAN MOVE REALLY, REALLY QUICKLY AND FIGURE SOME OF THOSE THINGS OUT, EVEN IF IT'S IN A STAGED. METHOD YOU KNOW IF WE HAVE TO ENGAGE FIRE MARSHAL LIFE SAFETY AND A D A. CERTAINLY WE COULD. WE COULD DO THAT. BUT IS THERE SOMETHING WE CAN DO? IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE. THAT DOESN'T. YOU KNOW THAT THAT WOULD NOT ALLOW. NECESSARILY AT THIS MOMENT STRUCTURES WITH HEATING ELEMENTS IN THAT TYPE OF THING WHERE WE GET INTO LIFE SAFETY. MR MAYOR, IF YOU DON'T MIND OFF COMMENT ON THAT BRIEFLY. WE STAFF IS WORKING RIGHT NOW. A CZ WE SPEAK ON SOME ADMINISTRATIVE WAYS IN WHICH WE COULD PROVIDE. SOME ASSISTANCE TO THESE REQUESTS. WHEN YOU START TALKING ABOUT BUILDING STRUCTURES, PUTTING THEM IN A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY WITH HEAT ELECTRICITY. THERE'S 88 REQUIREMENTS. PEOPLE HAVE TO BE ABLE TO PASS THROUGH. THOSE THINGS ARE PROBABLY GONNA BE A LITTLE THORNIER AND ADMINISTRATIVELY MIGHT BE MORE DIFFICULT, BUT WE'RE GOING TO CERTAINLY EXPLORE EVERY CHANCE WE EVERY OPPORTUNITY WE CAN TO DO IT ADMINISTRATIV FOR THOSE THINGS THAT ARE MORE OF A TEMPORARY NATURE FOR HELPING DURING A PERIOD OF SALES THAT THAT MAY PROVIDE A LITTLE BIT MORE FLEXIBILITY. THOSE ARE THE THINGS THAT OUR STAFF IS WORKING WITH RIGHT NOW, IF WE COULD DO SOME THINGS ADMINISTRATIVELY BEFORE OUR NEXT MEETING WILL DO IT. AND WILL CERTAINLY WORK WITH OUR LEGAL COUNSEL TO PRESS THE

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SO JUST SO WE DON'T LOSE ANY MORE TIME. BUT I THINK. THINK I SPEAK FOR EVERYONE APPEAR THAT WE WANT TO DO WHATEVER AND EVERYTHING WE CAN TO HELP THE BUSINESSES I KNOW STAFF DOES AS WELL. THAT'S NOT A NOT EXCLUSIVE TO THE COUNCIL'S. EVERYBODY HAS THAT. EVERYONE'S SO. YOU KNOW, WE ASKED STAFF TOE TOO. REALLY? QUESTION. PRESS IS HARD AND FAST AS THEY CAN, AND HAS A COUNCIL. I THINK I SPEAK FOR ONE UP HERE AS WELL. THAT WILL BE AVAILABLE ON A MOMENT'S NOTICE TO CONVENE FOR A SPECIAL MEETING THAT WE CAN. GET IT DONE BEFORE THE NEXT MEETING. I KNOW IT'S IMPORTANT AND IT'S VITAL AND IT'S IMPORTANT EVERYBODY UP HERE AND I DON'T KNOW ITS IMPORTANCE TO STAFF IS WELL, OF COURSE. THE COMMENTS MADE ABOUT YOU KNOW, DISTRICT ONE AND STATUTE COMMITTEE, THE COMMITTEE WAS NOT ACTUALLY PUT IN PLACE TO MAKE A DECISION. THAT COMMITTEE WAS PUT IN PLACE BECAUSE WE'RE TALKING ABOUT A STATUE THAT WAS ERECTED 135 YEARS AGO. THE ACTIONS OF A MAN 135 YEARS AGO, AND THERE WAS A LOT OFTHE MISSING DISINFORMATION THAT WAS BEING PUT OUT IN EVERYTHING FROM I WANT TO GET INTO A LOT OF. A LOT OF LACK OF UNDERSTANDING, AND THE IDEA WAS THAT THE COMMITTEE. WOULD GET TOGETHER WITH STAFF AND IDENTIFY WHAT REALLY ARE THE FACTS SURROUNDING THE STATUE AND THEN PROVIDE TWO DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES BECAUSE THEY'RE OBVIOUSLY GOING TO BE TWO DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES. IT STAYS OR MOVES. AND THE HOPE WAS THAT IN THIS DIVISIVE WORLD THAT WAS ALSO TALKED ABOUT BY MR HOWE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMENTS. BY THE WAY, YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I AGREE WITH YOU ON THE HORROR OF OUR DIVISIVENESS. BUT THE IDEA WAS THAT INSTEAD OF COUNCIL JUST MAKING A DECISION WITHOUT HAVING THE UNDERSTANDING OF ALL THE FACTS.

AND NOT GIVING RESIDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO UNDERSTAND BOTH SIDES OF THAT ISSUE. WITH REGARD TO THE COUNCIL, ONE DISTRICT SEAT THERE WAS A COMMITTEE IS CALLED THE VOTERS OF MCKINNEY. AND THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT ONE VOTED TWO OF EVERY THREE THAT VOTED VOTED. FOR THAT, FOR THAT RECALL ELECTION IN FAVOR OF IT, SO THERE WAS ACTUALLY A COMMITTEE WASN'T 11 PEOPLE OR WHATEVER NUMBER WE HAD ON OUR COMMITTEE. UM, IT WAS 70. SOME 1000 PEOPLE WAS THE COMMITTEE ON THAT. AND THEY SPOKE LOUD AND CLEAR, NOT JUST FROM ACROSS THE CITY, BUT FROM DISTRICT ONE SPECIFICALLY SO I. I TAKE EXCEPTION TO COMPARE THE TWO WE THE ACTIONS OF THAT COUNCIL MEMBER. WE'RE HERE IN REAL TIME AND PROVIDED AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE TO MAKE A DECISION ON WHAT THEY THOUGHT WAS B. FOR THEIR DISTRICT VERSUS A STATUE OF 135 YEARS OF AGE THAT NO ONE HAD FIRSTHAND KNOWLEDGE AND WE NEEDED TO PROVIDE THAT QUITE A DRASTIC DIFFERENCE, WHICH IS WHY THERE WAS A DIFFERENCE IN THE APPROACH. DOESN'T MY COMMENTS FOR THE EVENING? PHILLIPS. MARY COUNCIL TENDED. A TOUR OF OUR PARKS PROJECTS.

THEY'RE CURRENTLY IN THE WORDS WITH OUR PARTS DEPARTMENT. MY KOWSKI IS AT THE BACK OF THE ROOM. IT WAS WELL ATTENDED. THERE IS ABOUT 30 TO 40 PEOPLE WHO WERE THERE. MOST OF THEM WERE VOLUNTEERS ON OUR BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS. OR THERE ARE FOLKS WHO WORK FOR THE PARKS DEPARTMENT. AND WE'VE GOT GREAT THINGS IN THE WORK HERE IN MCKINNEY, THE SENIOR CENTRE IS USED TO CLASSY OPERATION THAT'S UNDER CONSTRUCTION. THAT WILL BE BEAUTIFUL. WHEN IT GETS RESTORED. ESO WILL OLD SETTLERS PART WE TOURED BOTH THOSE WELLS COTTONWOOD PARK, AND THERE'S TREMENDOUS PROJECT TO THOSE BEING ON THE EAST SIDE, AND THEY WILL MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE IN A LOT OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S LIVES. IN FACT, BE A TURNING POINT FOR THOSE CHILDREN, SO CONGRATULATIONS TO MR KOWSKI, MR GRIMES IN THE PARKS DEPARTMENT ON THAT. UH, THREE PROJECTS WELL DONE. THE STATE OF THE CITY HAPPENED LAST WEEK AND I INTENDED BY VIDEO, AND I WAS MOST IMPRESSED WITH OUR HOST AND MODERATOR, MISS AMY ROSENTHAL. HE DID A TREMENDOUS JOB ON. I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYBODY KNEW THAT FELT LIKE I WAS WATCHING A TV ANCHOR FROM SOME NEWS PROGRAM. SO THANK YOU, AMY FOR GOOD WORK. I KNOW THAT ALL OF YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS DAY. IT IS NATIONAL SIGNING DAY AND WE HAVE SOME YOUNG PEOPLE FROM MCKINNEY, WHO WILL BE MOVING ON REPRESENT MCKINNEY. AT THE UNIVERSITY LEVEL IN BASKETBALL. TRINITY WHITE FROM KENNY HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE GOING BUT THE UNIVERSITY MARIUS

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CROSS COUNTRY PAGE MAPLE FROM BOY WILL BE GOING TO DALLAS BAPTISTS AND SOCCER FROM MCKINNON. WE HAVE MEDICINE LANE IS GOING TO PALM BEACH ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY. GOOD CHOICE ON THAT ONE. AND FROM BOY, WE HAVE OLIVIA WHITE MAKAYLA SMITH OR GOING EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY, AND THEY WILL BE JOINED BY. CAM BORI. WATSON FROM NORTH WHO'S ALSO GOING TIO, EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY AND FROM MCKINNEY. NORTH TOUCHES NATASHA'S SOTO IS GOINGTO ANGELO STATE. I WANT TO SAY CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH AND ALL THOSE YOUNG PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY'LL BE REPRESENTING MCKINNEY ACROSS THE SOUTH AND ACROSS ALL OF THEIR UNIVERSITIES, EVEN UP TO THE NORTHEAST. WE'RE ALL PROUD OF YOU. AND CONGRATULATIONS. EACH OFYOU SPECIAL. CONGRATULATIONS GO TO JUST DIXON, WHO I SAW LAST WEEK PICK OFTHE PAST FOR THE MCKINNEY LINES AT 50 OUR LINE. HE WAS MET BY THE ENTIRE OFFENSIVE LINE BUT WILLED HIMSELF INTO THE END ZONE OVER AND ABOVE. THOSE GUYS WHO WERE TWICE IS. IT WAS AN AMAZING RUN BACK, AND I WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT JOSH GETS CREDIT FOR THAT WAY. ALSO. THIS LAST WEEKEND. I SAW AN AMAZING TRIBUTE TO KIM DAVIS, A GUITARIST WHO PASSED AWAY FROM THE DALLAS AREA TRIBUTE WAS ACTUALLY PLAYED ON KIM'S GUITAR, AND IT WAS. FITTING AND HONORABLE TO KIM DAE. SO THANK YOU, MR MAYOR FOR THAT TRIBUTE. I ALSO WANT TO POINT OUT THAT THIS PAST WAY HAVE JUST RECENTLY CELEBRATED A VERY, VERY SPECIAL BIRTHDAY IN MCKINNEY AL PERRY. HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOL PERIOD. ALSO HAPPY BIRTHDAY TOE MARRIED GEORGE FLOOR. THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. THANK YOU. ELLIOT.

WHY DO I HAVE TO FOLLOW HIM? IT IS TOUGH, BUT YOU HAVE TO GO. THAT'S WHY I WENT FIRST. SO JUST ASK YOUR FORGIVENESS FOR A LITTLE BIT OF A LENGTHY STATEMENT HERE AND THEN THIS, SO I HAVE TO DO WITH PARTICULARLY DIRECTLY WITH COUNSEL LIAISONS. WANT TO QUICKLY PASSED ON SOME THOUGHTS FROM LAST THREE OR FOUR WEEKS. EACH OF US HAS A LIMITED TIME ON THIS PLANET. EVERY PERSON HAS TO MAKE A CHOICE WHEN IT COMES TO INVESTING THEIR TIME.

EACH PERSON ON COUNCIL DECIDES HOW THEY WILL CARRY OUT THEIR DUTIES. HOW MUCH TIME THEY'LL INVEST. YOU KNOW FOR ME? THAT'S ABOUT 25 HOURS A WEEK. FOR SOME, IT'S LESS SOME. IT'S MORE FOR GEORGE. IT SEEMS TO BE A FULL TIME FULL TIME ENDEAVOUR AND DON'T KNOW HOW HE DOES IT.

SO RENDERING ELECTION SEASON FOR CITY COUNCIL HAD A QUESTION ANSWER. DO I INVEST 5000 HOURS? FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS AND CITY COUNCIL WORK IF OUR TO EVEN BE REELECTED, E GET TO WORK ALONGSIDE TALENTED FOLKS WORKED WITH THE MAYOR. AS I SAID, HIS DEDICATION TO THIS CITY IS UNMATCHED. AND JUST FOR THE RECORD OUR FIRST LADIES BETTER THAN YOUR FIRST LADY. I DON'T CARE WHAT CITY YOU LIVE IN. THANK YOU. WORK ALONGSIDE A CITY MANAGER WHO IS SECOND TO NONE. THE BEST CITY STAFF THE BEST POLICE DEPARTMENT, THE BEST FIRE DEPARTMENT, I BELIEVE ANYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY. LEST INTERACT WITH MCKINNEY, NEIGHBORS ACROSS SISTER THREE AND REALLY ALL OF MCKINNEY TO LISTEN TO LEARN AND TO WORK. ULTIMATELY, IT'S THE PEOPLE IN MCKINNEY. MAKE MCKINNEY MCKINNEY AND I'M BLESSED TO GET THE VISIT WITH THEM ON A REGULAR BASIS. I CAN'T IMAGINE A BETTER SITUATION IN WHICH TO SERVE ON COUNCIL. I DANCE? THE SECOND QUESTION IS, DO I INVEST THOSE SAME 5000 HOURS OVER THE NEXT FOUR YEARS IN ANOTHER WAY? COMMUNITY LIFE LINE. I HAVE THE BEST JOB EVER. GET SERVE OUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS WHO ARE HURTING AND NEED ASSISTANCE. HELP FEED THE HUNGRY. HELP KEEP FAMILIES IN THEIR HOMES HELP KEEP THE LIGHTS ON. AND HONESTLY, THE BEST PART IS HELP PROVIDE HOPE FOR THOSE THAT HAVE PRETTY MUCH GIVEN UP. GET TO WORK ALONGSIDE THE BEST STAFF, THE BEST BOARD AND INCREDIBLE PARTNERS. INCLUDING OTHER NONPROFITS, INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANISATIONS ACROSS OUR CITY AND COUNTY. I DON'T HAVE ANY OTHER COUNTY OF ANY SIZE IN ANY STATE ACROSS THE COUNTRY THAT HAS MORE THAN 3000, NONPROFITS AND PEOPLE WILLING TO WORK HARD TO MAKE THAT WORK.

THERE'S MORE WORK TO DO. WE NEED A GROCERY STORE EAST OF MCDONALD STREET. WE NEED MORE WORKFORCE HOUSING. WE NEED TO CONTINUE TO MEET. BUT I FEAR WILL BE THE ONGOING AND INCREASING CHALLENGES OF THIS PANDEMIC. HELP OFFSET THE TERRIBLE EFFECTS THE COVE IT'S HAVING ON OUR NEIGHBORS. WE NEED MEANINGFUL JOBS FOR OUR YOUNG PEOPLE. SO WHAT I'M BLESSED TO DO EVERY DAY AND THE WORK AHEAD. MADE A VERY, VERY TOUGH DECISION SOMEWHAT EASIER.

COMPARING THESE TWO OPTIONS. I BELIEVE COMMITTEE LIFELINE IS THE BEST OPPORTUNITY TO HELP

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THANK YOU, MAYOR. UH ONE THING I'D LIKE TO ECHO YOUR MAYOR. YOUR THOUGHTS ON ON THESE.

WHATEVER WE CAN DO TO OPEN UP THESE. RESTAURANTS AND I'M WILLING TO DO. I'D LOVE TO SEE THEM FULLY OPERATIONAL AND OPEN AND I WAS IN CALIFORNIA LAST NIGHT, AND THEY DON'T ALLOW YOU IN THE RESTAURANTS. AND SO I WAS 48 DEGREES AND JUST FROZE THAT OUT. THE PATIO WITH WITH A CLIENT OF MINE. AND, UH SO I I'D LOVE TO SEE IT ALL AND FULLY FUNCTIONAL. WAY PAST SOMETHING TODAY. WITH REGARDING OUR. RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS CITY'S LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES.

SOMETIMES THINGS ARE BEING BEING SAID ABOUT MCKINNEY HIRING LOBBYISTS. WE HAVE PEOPLE DOWN IN AUSTIN, REPRESENTING US. AND SOME PEOPLE. HOW HOW ARE YOU DOING THAT? WHY DO YOU DO THAT? AND THERE'S ALWAYS THESE QUESTIONS THINKING WELL, WHY ARE WE WASTING TAXPAYERSMONEY TO HELP OUR LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES? LET ME JUST DO A LOT OF GOOD WORK FOR THE CITY OF MCKINNEY. YOU NEED TO KNOW THAT THAT THIS RIGHT NOW IN THE LAST COUPLE OF YEARS, THE STATE LEGISLATURE HAS NOT BEEN A FRIEND. TO THE CITIES. THEY HAVE HEARD US IN MANY WAYS THEY'VE THEY'VE FOUGHT AGAINST. I MEAN, I'M NOT GONNA GO INTO IT, MAN. THERE'S FAR MORE. MOLLIFIED TEO TO STAY BECAUSE HE'S BEEN DOWN THERE, UM, AND FOUGHT AND WE'VE LOST A COUPLE OF THINGS AND WE MANAGED TO PRESERVE A COUPLE OF THINGS, BUT IT'S ALWAYS A FIGHT. ONE OF THE THINGS THAT THAT ONE OF OUR LOBBYIST IN HIS GODDESS WAS. 15 $15 MILLION FOR OUR AIRPORT. IF WE DON'T HAVE LOBBYISTS, THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN. I MEAN, IS THAT IS THAT WOULD YOU SAY THAT THAT'S MONEY WELL SPENT. I WOULD SAY ABSOLUTELY. AND SO KNOW THAT. THE THOSE THAT WE ELECT TO REPRESENT US. AND OUR STATE LEGISLATOR ARE NOT FRIENDLY TO THE CITIES IN THE STATE OF TEXAS, WHICH IS JUST COMPLETELY MIND BLOWING TO ME WHY WE CAN'T WORK TOGETHER TOGETHER BETTER THAN WE DO, BUT WE DON'T. UM, SO THAT'S WHY WE NEED THESE LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES. THAT'S WHY WE NEED TO FOCUS IN ON KEEPING OUR LEGISLATURE OUR LOCAL ONES.

MINDFUL OF HOW THEY CAN HURT THE CITIES. SO, UH, THAT'S ALL I HAVE. WELL, SAID. FRANKLIN.

FIRST OF ALL. I'D LIKE TO ADDRESS WHAT SCOTT SAID. AND HOW MUCH HE WILL BE MISSED ON THIS COUNCIL. I WATCHED HIM DIE, WATCHED HIS HEART OF WATCHED HOW HARD HE'S WORKED FOR THE PEOPLE OF MECHANIC. I'M STILL DISTRESSED. IT HASN'T QUITE SUNK IN. COME MAY WILL BE WITHOUT HIM. YOU'VE SEEN WHAT HE'S DONE IN THE COMMUNITY. I UNDERSTAND WHY YOU MADE THE DECISION. HE'S DOING GREAT THINGS WITH COMMUNITY LIFELINE. AND I JUST WANT TO KNOW THAT YOU'LL BE MISSED BY ALL OF THIS ON THE COUNCIL. SECOND OF ALL. I'VE BEEN TAKING THESE CITIZENS

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STARTED OFF THIS WEEK WITH STATE OF THE CITY ON TUESDAY. AMY THAT WAS A GREAT JOB. YOU YOU KNOCKED IT OUT THE PARK. THE ONLY THING THAT WAY DIDN'T GET TO SEE GEORGE AND MAINLY PLAY LIKE LAST STATE OF THE CITY. I THOUGHT THAT WAS. A PRETTY AMAZING SIGHT. PAUL GRIMES BRING SUCH A GRATED. INSIDE TO WHAT'S GOING ON WITH HER CITY. I KNOW IT'S A DIFFICULT TIME WHEN YOU WATCH A ZOOM AND YOU'RE. AND YOU'RE TRYING TO GET THE GRASS BUT WHAT WE'RE DOING AND WHAT'S HAPPENING. AND YOU HAVE A SMALLER SCALE BECAUSE EVERYTHING'S GILDING AND BUT WHEN YOU WHEN YOU HAVE A CITY OF OUR SIZE, AND YOU'RE YOU'RE STILL ADDING TO POLICE AND YOU'RE ADDING TO FIRE AND YOU'RE ADDING TWO BUSINESSES AND YOU'RE ADDING TWO ON THEN YOU'RE NOT BRINGING ANY NEW TAXES. YOU THINK ABOUT ALL THE THINGS YOUR ATTITUDE YOU DIDN'T BRING ANY NEW TAXES? YOU? HOW DID YOU ACCOMPLISH THAT TAX RATE AND IT'S SOMETHING SPECIAL BECAUSE IT'S NEVER BEEN DONE AND WE DID IT. AND WE DID IT DURING THE WORST PANDEMIC IN THEIR HISTORY. ON SO THAT'S THAT'S THAT SAYS WHAT YOU HAVE IN FRONT OF WHO'S WORKING FOR YOU EVERY SINGLE DAY TO TRY TO GET US THERE ON THE RESTAURANTS.

I 100% AGREE WE HAVE TO DO EVERYTHING FOR YOU GUYS. YOU ARE THE HEARTBEAT OF THE CITY, TO BE HONEST WITH YOU, BECAUSE WITHOUT YOU WE DON'T HAVE THE FOLKS THAT COME INTO DOWNTOWN WITHOUT YOU. WE DON'T HAVE THE FOLKS TO GO TO THE JAIL. WE DON'T HAVE THE FOLKS THAT GOTO.

THOSE AREAS THAT WANT TO EAT AND CELEBRATE AND HAVE A GOOD TIME. WE NEED TO BEND OVER BACKWARDS TO FIGURE OUT WHAT WE CAN DO TO MAKE YOU MAKE YOU WORK AND MAKE THE CITY WORK FOR YOU. THAT'S THAT'S A COMMITMENT YOU HAVE FROM ME. AND I THINK EVERYBODY UP HERE IS GOING TO GIVE YOU THAT EXACT SAME COMMITMENT BECAUSE WE DON'T HAVE WE DON'T HAVE US MOVING FORWARD. I'M GONNA GO INTO DISTRICT ONE REAL QUICK. WE'VE HAD A LOT OF TALK ABOUT DISTRICT WENT FROM MEANS FOR A VERY LONG TIME AND HOW IT HASN'T BEEN REPRESENTED, AND I THINK THAT'S WHAT WE WERE. WE'VE BEEN MISSING A LOT HOW IT HAS NOT BEEN REPRESENTED. WE NEED TO FIX THAT. RIGHT SO WE'RE SITTING IN IT. WE NEED TO FIGURE OUT HOW WE GET THE PERSON. THEY'RE THE COMMUNITY'S INPUT. THE EVERYONE'S COMMUNITIES IN NOT THE FOLKS HAVE BEEN HERE FOR GENERATION AFTER GENERATION THE FOLKS THAT MOVED IN HERE YESTERDAY. THEY HAVE TO HAVE A SAY IN WHAT GOES INTO THAT COMMUNITY BECAUSE THEY'RE THE ONES LIKE I SAID EARLIER, BACK IN THE BACK WHEN YOU WALK OUTSIDE YOUR DOOR OF YOUR CAR WHENEVER YOU PARK AND YOUR NEIGHBORS, THEY'RE TALKING IN YOU TALK TO THEM, OR YOU'RE AT THE GROCERY STORY YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT SO AND SO, WITH LOUD CAR THAT'S COMING DOWN THE STREET OR THE POTHOLES THERE.

THAT IS A PIECE OF A COMMUNITY THAT HAS TO BE REPRESENTED ALL THOSE AIR FACETS AND WITHOUT THAT, YOU DON'T GET IT DONE. AND WE'VE GOT TO FIX THAT FOR DISTRICT ONE, AND WE WILL GET IT DONE. AND I MEAN WE'RE GOING TO FIND THE PERSON THAT REPRESENTS MAN WHO WANTS TO REPRESENT THAT COMMUNITY WITHOUT ALL THE OBSTRUCTIONISTS COMING IN AND OUT. I DON'T

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IT'S ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GO ASK HIM. HOW DENSE DID YOU WANT IT? I LOVE THE FACT THAT TODAY WE CAME IN AND LOOKED AT AA PIECE OF PROPERTY AND CRAIG RANCH. THAT NEEDED SOME CHANGES TO MAKE IT MORE MARKETABLE, AND WE EVEN ADDED PIECES INTO IT. TOE WHERE IF YOU DIDN'T GET THERE, YOU COULDN'T DO THAT. THAT'S A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THAT AREA SO THEY CAN MOVE FORWARD AND WE COULD MOVE FORWARD WITH THEM. I LIKE IT. SO I DON'T WANT TO SAY THAT.

I'M NOT THE MULTI FAMILY GUY. I JUST DON'T WANT US TO TAKE EVERY OPPORTUNITY TO GRAB THE PIECE THAT WE SHOULDN'T GRAB. WE NEED TO LOOK AT IT HARDER AND MAKE SURE THAT'S THE FIT FOR THIS COMMUNITY FOR THIS CITY FOR THIS STATE. AND MOVING FORWARD. UM. I'LL GO BACK A LITTLE BIT. I'M GOING TO SAY ONE THING ABOUT SCOTT. IN A SECOND. I MISSED OUR PARKS TOUR THIS LAST SATURDAY, BUT I BUT I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK IT. VETERANS DAY, WHICH IS TOMORROW. IT'S SATURDAY WE HAD WE HAD THE VETERANS DAY MEMORIAL AT AT, YOU KNOW OUR PARK OVER AND CRAIG RIDGE AND I DON'T THINK WE COULD HAVE HAD A BETTER DAY. BETTER. BETTER WEATHER BETTER PEOPLE. BETTER ATMOSPHERE BETTER FLY. I JUST I THOUGHT IT WAS JUST ONE OF THOSE MOMENTS WHERE YOU LOOK BACK AND YOU GO. THAT WAS JUST A SPECIAL DAY, ESPECIALLY FOR THE FAMILIES THAT GOT TO HEAR THEIR FAMILIES NAMES ON THAT WALL. 100 40. PEOPLE ARE ON THAT WALL RIGHT NOW, AND THEY'LL CONTINUE TO GROW, AND THAT'S A SAD THING. BUT THAT'S JUST PART OF PART OF LIFE. UH, I GOT THE TENDER HISTORICAL BOARD TO THIS LAST WEEK. I WILL TELL YOU I LEARNED A LOT ABOUT WHAT GOES INTO THE HISTORY OF OUR BUILDINGS IN THE CITY ON WHERE THEY STARTED, AND NOW THEY'RE STILL CONTINUING TO KEEP THE UPKEEP OF THOSE BUILDINGS. AND YOU WOULD THINK IT WAS PRETTY EASY, BUT IT'S NOT THAT. THERE'S A LOT OF THERE'S A LOT OF STRUCTURAL PIECES THAT GO INTO PUTTING EVERYTHING ON THAT HOUSE AND TO KEEP IT TO LOOK THE WAY WE WANT IT. JUST LOOK FOR THE HISTORICAL BOARD ONCE IT LOOK.

IN THE CITY. AND SO I REALLY APPRECIATE THE FOLKS ON THAT BOARD AND WHAT THEY DO AND HOW THEY'RE GETTING US THERE. NOW TO MY CLASSMATE OF 2012 SCOTT ELLIOTT. HE CALLED ME TODAY AND TOLD ME THAT HE WASN'T GOING TO RUN AND I WAS PARKING MY CAR AND I WAS TRYING TO THINK WHY ALL THE REASONS WHY HE WOULDN'T. I CAN'T THINK OF THERE'S NOT A BETTER PERSON SITTING IN THAT SEAT RIGHT NOW. TO BE HONEST WITH YOU. I DON'T THINK THERE'S A PERSON THAT CAN FILL THOSE SHOES. AND I TOLD HIM THAT WHICH ARE 13 6 SOMETHING WHAT ARE THEY? I'VE NEVER EVEN HEARD OF THAT SIZE TO BE HONESTLY. BUT I WAS I WAS THINKING OF ALL THE THINGS THAT HE RUNS AND ALL THE TIME HE PUTS INTO THE CITY. BECAUSE HE LOVES IT AND HE LOVES EVERYBODY THAT COMES AROUND. THERE'S NOT A MEAN BONE IN THAT MAN'S BODY. AND FOR HIM TO MAKE THAT DECISION. THAT'S PROBABLY ONE OF THE HARDEST DECISIONS HE'S HAD TO MAKE IN A VERY, VERY LONG TIME. AND I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU, SCOTT FOR SERVING. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING. YOU DIDN'T.

THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME GETTING THROUGH THE CLASS OF 2012 BACK WAY. SO LOVELY MAN.

THANK YOU. THAT'S IT. HE REMEMBERS THE COUNCIL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC JUST THE REMINDER.

SO DONATIONS IT IS HOLIDAY SEASON UPON US VERY SOON, SO MCKINNEY MAIN STREET IS HOLDING ITS ANNUAL FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN TO RAISE FUNDS TO COVER THE COST OF IMPORTING. LIVE 34 FT BLUE SPRUCE TREE FOR MICHIGAN. DONATIONS OF ALL SIZES ARE ACCEPTED TO HELP BRING THIS TREATY. MCKINNEY THOSE WHO DONATE $30, OR MORE WILL RECEIVE RECOGNITION INTO CHRISTMAS TREE DISPLAY THROUGHOUT HOLIDAYS. 1ST 100 DONORS WHO CONTRIBUTE A MINIMUM OF $30 WILL RECEIVE A COMMANDMENT COMMEMORATIVE. KEEPSAKE ORNAMENT. YOU COULD GO TO MCKINNEY, TEXAS DOT ORG'S FORWARD SLASH CHRISTMAS TREE TO GET MORE INFORMATION AND THEN FINALLY, I WOULD ALSO COME AND ECHO THE COMMENTS ABOUT COUNSELING. ELLIOT I WAS ALSO SURPRISED TO LEARN IT. COUNSELING. ELLIOT HAS BROUGHT SUCH UM SUCH A GOOD MIND TO THE COUNCIL OF THE DAY IS, UM AND YOU'LL BE MISSED YOUR SERVANT LEADER. WE'RE BLESSED TO HAVE YOU SERVING OUR COMMUNITY IN TWO WAYS. AND NOW YOU'LL BE ABLE TO FOCUS ON THE ONE THAT

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HOPING YOU'RE DOING GREAT. I KNOW THAT YOU WERE LAST TIME WE GET UP. I WANT TO THANK ALSO COUNCILMAN FRASER FOR HIS. REMARKS AT THE VETERANS DAY EVENT. VERY TIMELY, VORY VERY MEANINGFUL, SO THANK YOU FOR THAT. AND. LAST THING I WANT TO SAY. IS THIE HAS TALKED ABOUT THE POLICE AND THE FIRE DEPARTMENT BY COUNCILMAN FRANKLIN AND. I KNOW PEOPLE PROBABLY DON'T REALIZE IT. WE'VE ASKED MAN, YOU GUYS, YOU'VE LANDED CEM CEM CORPORATE THINGS OVER THIS OVER THE LAST EIGHT MONTHS WHEN CITIES AREN'T DOING THAT WE'VE BEEN VERY SUCCESSFUL IN SOME CORPORATE RELOCATES. WE'VE TAKEN. COMPANIES THAT WERE ABOUT TO LOCATE PLANE ABOUT TO LOCATING FRISCO ABOUT LOCATING ANOTHER AREAS, AND I MEET AND INVOLVED IN ALL THOSE DISCUSSIONS AND MET WITH. THE HEADS OF S, R S AND INDEPENDENT FINANCIAL AND OTHER COMPANIES THAT WE'VE GOT AND THE NUMBER ONE CONSIDERATION. IS THAT. THEIR HR DEPARTMENTS. WHEN THEY LOOK AT MCKINNEY. IT'S BECAUSE OF WHERE ARE SAFE COMMUNITY, OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT AND OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT. IT'S THE JOB THAT THEY DO AND THE STATS THAT THEY PUT ON THE BOARD IF YOU WILL. THAT WE ARE JUST THE SAFEST CITY AND WHEN THOSE COMPANIES ARE LOOKING FOR A PLACE TO MOVE, THEY'RE ALL FOCUSED ON WHAT WE'RE THEIR FAMILIES. THEIR EMPLOYEES GOING LIVE IN WHAT COMMUNITY IS THE RIGHT COMMUNITY AND BEST COMMUNITY FOR THAT. SO FOR THOSE WHO DON'T REALIZE WHEN I GO IN AND TALK TO. DANCE OF THEIR DAVIDS OF THE WORLD ON THOSE WITH THOSE CORPORATE LOCATES, I GET TO LEAD WITH. THE WORK AND ON THE BACKS OF THE WORK THAT OUR POLICE ARE FIRE DO AND IT IS ALWAYS THE STRONGEST SELLING POINT. SO THANK YOU TO THEM. AND DAVID. I CAN'T GO WITHOUT MENTIONING YOU BECAUSE WE HAVE THE BYRON NELSON. ANOTHER HUGE WIN FOR THE CITY OF MCKINNEY IS GOING TO GIVE US AN INTERNATIONAL, UH, PUT INTERNATIONAL SPOTLIGHT AND VIEW OF MCKINNEY. AND IT WOULD HAVE HAPPENED IF YOU HADN'T BEEN WHO YOU ARE IN THE VISION YOU'VE HAD FOR 15 PLUS YEARS TIO 20 YEARS TO BRING THAT VERY TOURNAMENT HERE. AND STAYED ON IT AND PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE. YOU PLAYED THE ROLE AND BRIAN LOCKED. MY ALWAYS REFERRED IN HIS MIND. THEY'RE JUST A GREAT PART, RICK AS WELL. NO ONE ELSE WAS INVOLVED. AND AMY, YOU ARE A ROCK STAR.

YEAH YOU'RE YOU WERE JUST FANTASTIC. IT REALLY WAS LIKE WE'RE WATCHING A SHOW WASN'T IT ONLY THINK SOMEONE SAID A NEW SHOW, AND I MUST SAY NO WAY BETTER THAN ANY NEWS NETWORK ON.

RIGHT NOW, BUT YOU WERE JUST FANTASTIC AND KEPT A VIRTUAL EVENT. EXTREMELY INTERESTING, WHICH IS REALLY, REALLY TOUGH. SO THANK YOU. AND WITH THAT, WE'RE GOING TO GO INTO

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