The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About08/26/2004 - Regular Minutes City Council ~-~ Mayor Ron Silvia Mayor Pro Tempore Dennis Maloney City Manager Thomas E Brymer City Council James Massey John Happ Robert Wareing Susan Lancaster Nancy Berry COLLEGE STATION CoIl.g. S'II,ion, TTlldl'llInllll'alu.... I'rogressl.'t! Tiinilngln lie Res""n:i lall,,' MINUTES City Council Worksbop and Regular Meetings Tbursday, August 26, 2004 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. City Hall Council Cbambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Silvia, Mayor Pro Tern Maloney. Massey. Happ. Wareing. Lancaster, Berry STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Brymer. AssIstant City Manager Brown. City Attorney Cargill Jr . CIty Secretary Hooks. Assistant City Secretary Casares Mayor SilVia called the workshop meeting to order at 3:05 p m Workshop Al!:enda Item No.1 -- Discussion of consent al!:epda items listed for Rel!:ular Council Meetinl!:. 11 11 - DiSCUSSIOn and pOSSIble action on an ordinance approvinl! the renumberjnl! of the CIty of Collel!e Station City Charter and providinl! an effective date. City Secretary Connie Hooks explained the purpose of the ordinance and the process for renumbenng of the City of College Station Charter and explained that Council member Lancaster requested that the Conflict of Interest section remain as seclion 131. Workshop Al!:enda Item No.2 -- Presentation. discussion. possible action rel!:ardinl!: amendinl!: the Unified Development Ordinance to increase standards for non-residential development in all zoninl!: districts except in the M-t. M-2 and R&D Districts. City Planner Jane Kee. Elton Abbott. Arkitex StudiO and Director of Economic Development Kim Foutz presented thiS item, Ms, Kee remarked that thiS ilem was placed on the agenda at the direction of the CounCil at their Strategic Planning Retreat on January 30. 2004 and the follow-up City CounCIl Workshop meeting on July 1. 2004 The Office of Economic Development researched several communities regarding the types of standards being used. Ms, Kee noled Ihat the standards will Improve visual and aesthetic aspects of all non-residential developments. Currently the Umfied Developmenl Ordinance requires some architectural design standards for non-reSidential structures Screening of mechanical equipment and other unSightly structures is Providing Custolller Semce Excellence OJ}k~ ofllrt' On Sl!crt!lun C allege S,al,oll. Tt!"CcJS City of College Station Council Meeting 8/:!6/04 Page 2 required and there are limitations on certain exterior building materials There are fal;ade articulation requirement for structures of :!O.OOO square feet or greater The proposed standards include additional requirements for building materials, landscapmg. screening for detention and mechanical equipment (Including the rear of buildings). parking and other development components, The scope of these requirements increases in conjunction with an increase in the size of a proJect. The Summary of proposed revisions to Section 7,9. "Non-Residential Architectural Standards". Article 7. "General Development Standards" of the Unified Development Ordinance are: 1) Aoolicabilitv- Applies to all non-residential buildings (except in M-l. M-2. and R&D zODlng districts) as well as groups of buildings and out parcels regardless of Size . Required Screening - Mechanical equipment (roof. ground, and on building) and Detention ponds (other items are addressed elsewhere in the UDO). · Building Mass and Design - Architectural relief reqlllred to provide visual interest on the first two stones · Building Materials - Requires brick: natura] stone; textured block; tinted, textured concrete masonry, tilt up concrete only if the exterior surface IS textured or covered Wllh bnck. stone or material fabricated to simulate bnck or stone on only the first three stories, There are limits on stucco. EFIS. hardboard and siding. Some e'(ceptions are allowed with additIOnal alternative standards for the rear ofblllldlng. · Building Colors - Requires earth tones from a color palette created for this use Accent colors are allowed up to 10%. 2) AdditIOnal Standards for 50.000 S.F. olus . Building Mass and Design - More detailed articulation is requIred, · Building Materials - Requires min, 25% brick or stone (or simulated), . Parking Lots · Streetscape points are doubled and additional screening is provided · Parking IS separated into groups of 120 spaces separated by 10' Wide landscapedlhardscaped medians. . Minimum 20 foot parking setback is required · Landscaping points are double with larger (2 inch I caliper trees reqUIred Planting beds (trees wells or planters) in sidewalk area along the front fal;ade are required · Pedestrian, Bike Circulation faCilities are required Proe/dlng o.slolltl!' Servlc. Excellence Offic. of th. On' S.crelo1'" College StatIon T~:cas City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 3 3) AdditIOnal Standards for 150.000 S.F, nlus . Traffic Impact Analysis is required to determine the impacts on level of service of adjacent streets . 20 parking setback, . Connections to adjacent land uses. . A designated public space is required and there are various items that may be included, . A water feature, Landscaping points are double with larger (2.5 inch) caliper trees requIred Ms. Kee presented a computer generated graphics created by Elton Abbott, Arkitex Studio, showing visually the impacl of some of the proposed standards, No formal action was taken Council recessed for a short break at 4:01 p.m and returned to the workshop meeting at 4: ] 5 p,m. WorksboD Al!:enda Item No. 3 - Presentation. discussion and Dossible action on all recommendations to date from tbe Neil!:hborbood Ad Hoc Task force rel!:ardipl!: neil!:bborhood intel!:ritv issues. Assistant City Manager Glenn Brown summarized the recommendations made to date by the Neighborhood Ad Hoc Task Force and city staff. These issues consisted of: . Parking . Code Enforcement . Noise Abatement . RentallnspectlOn/Registration . Overlay Districts . The number of unrelated hVlng together Any changes to the Zoning Ordinance. such as the number of unrelated or overlay districts will either have 10 be grand fathered or amortized to allow the owners to recoup their Investment Parkinl!: The Task Force Parking Recommendations are: I. .., Limit Parking to one side of the street (opposite the fire hydrants) Require one off street parking place per bedroom in new construction Limit on street parking hours Investigate on-street parking permIt program 3, 4. Providing Cullo""" Service Excelle"ce Office of ,II. 01)' Secretary Collegt? Stalron. Tex,,, City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 4 Staff recommended that a person requesting a change to the parking on their street would be required to work thought the City Traffic Management Team and submit a petition with a 60% positive response of the neighborhood, Mr, Brown noted that staff has concerns regarding statutory authonty on the parking permit program. After considerable discussion, staff was directed by Council to develop a parking policy/ordinance that property owners could petition the city if they have 60% positive response to parking changes in their neighborhood. Council recessed for a short break at 5:09 p.m, and reconvened to the workshop meeting at 5'17 p.m, After a brief discussion the consensus of the City Council was to have a special workshop meeting to diSCUSS the remaining Neighborhood Ad Hoc Task Force recommendations. No formal action was taken, Workshop Al!:epda Item No. 4 - Presentation. discussion and possible action on an ordinance adoptinl!: the revised City of Collel!:e Station Emplovee Handbook. Director of Hwnan Resources Julie O'Connell remarked that the Employee Handbook IS a communication tool used to ensure employees have an understanding of the City's employment policies The goals accomplished with this revision were to make the Handbook up-to-date and accurate by including prevIous amendments. make It more organized and easier to read. make it compliant Wllh all applicable federal, state. and local laws pertaining to employment-related matters. and to promote consistent application of employment related policies and guidelines from department to department Upon Council's approval. copies of the revised City of College Station Employee handbook will be distnbuted to current and future employees. The Human Resources Department Will schedule several employee communications sessions to go over the contents of the Employee Handbook with current employees. Ms. O'Connell noted that the reVised City of College Station Employee Handbook will be on the September 9. 2004 agenda for approval No formal action was taken, Worksbop Al!:enda Item No.5 - Discussion and possible action on future al!:enda items - A Coupcil Member mav inquire about a subiect for which notice bas not been I!:ivep. A statement of specific factual information or tbe recitation of existinl!: policv mav be I!:iven. Anv deliberation shall be limited to a proposal to place the subieet on an al!:enda for a subsequent meetinl!:. Mayor Pro Tem Maloney requested an agenda item regarding levymg and collecling a motor fuel sales tax on gasoline sales that occur Within the city. Federal Legislative solution and relief to ProViding CIIstomer Service E'tCellenu 011k. oJ ,II. Ow S...,.,orv ColIl!ge Station. T~xlJS City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 5 cities facing growth impeded by utility dIstricts in their extraterritorial jurisdIction. and levying and collecting a municipal sales tax on motor vehicle sales in the city. Council member Happ seconded the motion. which carried unanimously, 7-0. FOR: Silvia. Maloney. Massey. Happ. Wareing. Lancaster. Berry AGAINST None WorkshoD Al!:enda Item No.6 - Council Calendars Agenda Planning Calendar as of August 20, 2004 August 23 Budget Workshop Meeting. 3:00 p.m, Council Chambers August 25 History Lunch Lecture, 12:00 p.m , CS Conference Center August 26 Presentation to Chet Edwards. 2 00 p.m, Council Chambers August 3 I Budget Workshop Meeting. 3:00 p.m" CounCil Chambers September I Brazos Animal Shelter. 12:00 p.m, September 6 Labor Day - City Offices Closed September 9 City Council Workshop and Regular Meeting WorkshoD Al!:enda Item No.7 - Executive Session AI 5:37 pm., Mayor Silvia announced in open sessIOn that the City Council would convene into execulive session pursuant to Sections 551.071 and 551.072 of Ihe Open Meetings Act, to seek the advice of the cny attorney with respect to pending and contemplated litigation and to consider Ihe purchase of real property Cause No. 52.434-361. Brazos County - College Stalion v Wolf Pen Creek, Ltd., et al. Case No. G-02-1 08, U.S, District Court - Lester v College Station and Piersall. TCEQ Docket No. 2002-1 I 47-UCR, Applications of Brushy Water Supply and College Station (Westside/Highway 60) TCEQ Docket No. 2003-0544MWD; Application of Nantucket. Ltd. TXU Lone Star Gas Rate Request. Cause No. 03-002098-CV-85, Brazos County - College Station v Wellborn Special Utility District Cause No 04-000708-CV-361. Brazos County - College Station v. Westfield Addition. Ltd.. et al. Civil Action No. H-04-1921. U.S. District Court (Houston) - Blue Dolphin, Inc, v, College Slat ion Real Estate j Gov't Code Section 551 072l Dossible action The City Council may deliberate the purchase. exchange. lease or value of real property if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental effect on the position of the City in negotiations wllh a third person, After executive session diSCUSSion. any final action or vote laken will be in public, The following subject(s) may be discussed, I. Property on Wellborn Road for potential use as a Cemetery, I'ro..dlng 0IS10_' Service Excellence OJfiee of rh. On Seere/an' College SIal/on T..a. City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 6 2 Condemnation for easement for Bee Creek Channelization Combined Project. Workshop Al!:enda Item No 8 - Final action on Executive Session. ifnecessarv. Council completed the executive session at 615 p.m, on Thursday. August 26.2004 No action was taken ReI!:ular Meetinl!: Mayor Silvia called the regular meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. with all council members present. He led the audience in the pledge of allegiance, 10. Hear Visitors Maureen DavIs. 1905 Nueces Drive, inquired about the agreement between the City of College Station and A&M Consolidated High School regarding student parking in the neighborhoods located near the A&M Consolidated High School during school hours, Consent Al!:enda II I Approved by common consent the City Council minutes for June 24. 2004, 11.2 Bid No, 04-42 - Approved by common consent on Resolution No. 8-26-2004-11.02 approving a construction contract for the Wolf Pen Creek Upper Tratls. Drainage Improvements. and Parking Lot ProJect - Phase r. WP-9903, WP-9905 and SD-990l to JaCody.lnc. in the amount of $2,047.786 25. 11.3 Bid No. 04-64 -Approved by common consent Resolution No. 8-26-2004-11.03 approving the construction contract for the Dominik Street Rehabilitation Improvements in the amount of$87I.838.35, 11 4 Bid No 04-84 - approved by common consent annual price agreement for the purchase ofelectnc melers maintained In inventory in the amount of $77.860 00 11,5 Contract No, 04-162 - Approved by common consent Resolutiop No. 8-26-2004-11.05 approving a Professional Service Contract with Joe Orr.lnc, in the amount of $65,000.00 for professional land surveyor services for Electric Capital Improvement Projecls I 1.6 Approved by common consent Resolution No. 8-26-2004-11.06 authonzlng the condemnation of real property needed for an easement In order to develop the Bee Creek Channelization Combined Project. II. 7 Approved by common consent Resolutiop No. 8-26-2004-11.07 approving a Professional Service Contract for the Aenal Survey wilh Volume Calculal10ns and Semi-Annual Groundwater Monitoring at the Rock Prairie Road Landfill to CSC Engineering & Environmental Consultanls, Inc. in the amount not to exceed $70.500,00. Provithnll 0"'0""" Sen1t:e Excellent:e Office OJ Ihe On' Secrero,J' College S/allon, Tnas City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 7 II 8 Discussion and possible action on a resolution slaling that the City Counctl has reviewed and approved the City's Investment Policy and Investment Strategy, CounCil member Massey moved to approve Resolution No. 8-26-2004-11.08 approving the City'S Investment Policy and Investment Strategy Mayor Pro Tem Maloney seconded Ihe motion. whIch carried. 6-0-1. FOR: Silvia. Maloney. Massey. Happ. Lancaster, Berry AGAINST: None ABSTAINED: Wareing 11.9 Approved by common consent Resolution No. 8-26-2004-11.09 to increase the budget authority. for hard construction cosls. currently allowed in Section VII.A. of the Commumty Development Option Relocation Program lORP) housing assistance guidehnes, 11.10 Approved by common consent Resolutiop No. 8-26-2004-11.10 Optional Relocation Program (ORP) Rehousing Agreement between Ihe City of College Stallon and an ehgible hOUSing assistance applicant. and authorization of the expenditure of funds. by resolution, for demo/construction costs of$70,770 for the project. II II Discussion and possible action on an ordinance approving the renumbering of the City of College Station City Charter and proViding an effective date, Counctl member Happ moved to table this item. Council member seconded the motion, which carried unanimously. 7-0, FOR: Silvia. Maloney. Massey. Happ, Wareing, Lancaster. Berry AGAINST: None 11.12 Discussion and possible action on an agreement with the City of Bryan. Brazos County and Brazos County Emergency CommunicatIons District to purchase and operate a low power AM radio broadcast system to aid in dissemination of emergency information, Mayor Pro T em Maloney moved to approve the agreement with the City of Bryan. Brazos County and Brazos County Emergency communications District for the purchase and operation ofa low power AM radIO broadcast system, Council member Massey seconded the motion. which carried unanimously, 7-0. FOR Silvia, Maloney. Massey, Happ, Wareing. Lancaster. Berry AGAINST: None 11.13 Approved by common consent a reciprocal access easement agreement between the City of College Station and Baker Hughes Oilfield Operations.lnc, Rel!:ular Al!:enda Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No. 12.1 - Public hearinl!:. discussion and possible action on an ordinance levvinl!: assessments al!:ainst various persons and tbeir propertv. for the Davment of a nart of the cost of Lonl!:mire Drive. from G rabam to Cypress Meadows. l'rtJe/dlng 0"'0_' Sere/ce Excellence Office oj/he ell)' Secre/o1ry CfJllege StatIon Teras City of College Stalion Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 8 City Attorney Harvey Cargill Jr.. introduced and described the assessment process. City Engineer Bob Mosley testified as to the nature of the improvements 10 be constructed. and explained the method of apportiomng the cost. Ms, Jo Ann Sette. a licensed real estate broker and appraiser. testified that the improvements to be placed abutting the properties. would. in each instance. Increase the value of such property by more that the cost of such improvements to the property owners. Mayor Silvia opened the public hearing, The following citizens addressed the Council regarding an ordinance levying assessmenls againsl various persons and their property for the payment of a part of the cost of Longmire Drive. from Graham to Cypress Meadows Wayne Rife James Dunn Charles Gandy R.B. Tolson Lucile Tolson Jim Jackson. Bryan Council recessed for a short break at 9 06 p m and reconvened the regular meeting at 9 20 P m Additional public input was held. Bill Thornton Jr. Attorney for Dehlis Waller Alton Ofczarzak Mayor Silvia closed the public hearing, ExtenSive discussion was held on the proposed assessments. Mayor Pro Tem Maloney moved to approve the ordinance with a zero percent interest rate pending the sale of the property for the property owned by Gandy. Tolson and Waller Council member Massey seconded the motion After a brief discussion. Mayor Pro Tem Maloney amended the motion to mclude all of the property owners involved at a zero percent interest rate until the property is sold. transferred or leased Council member Massey seconded the motion, Mayor Silvia clarified the motion to approve an ordinance with zero percent interest rate until the land IS sold. used. leased or transferred then the assessment would be added in Council member Happ moved to amend Ihe amendment to charge the assessed value as a lien. chargmg Ihe CPI rate at the lime of sale Council member Lancaster seconded the motion Prowd'lIfJ C"slome, Service Excellence ODic, 0/1/" Ow S..""on' ColI~ge Stallon T~xas City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Council member Wareing asked staff to define the CPI rate. Page 9 Director of Finance and Strategic Planning Jeff Kersten responded that he will need to obtain the information. Council member Lancaster inquired about clarification on assessing the CPI rate each year City Manager Brymer explained that at the time of the payment the interest rate would be the CPI rate at that time, Mayor Pro Tem Maloney amended the motion back to his original motion. Motion died due to lack ofa second motion Council members then voled on the motion made by CouncIl member Happ. Council member Happ restated hIs motion to charge the assessed value as a lien. charging the CPI rate at the time of sale Council member Lancaster seconded the motion, which carried by a vote of 5-2, FOR: Silvia. Happ. Wareing. Lancaster. Berry AGAINST Maloney. Massey Council recessed at 10:15 p,m. for a short break and reconvened the regular meellng al 10:26 p.m, Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No. 12.2 - Public beannl!:. discussion and possible action on tbe City of Collel!:e Station 2004-2005 proposed budl!:et. Director of Finance and Strategic PlanDlng Jeff Kersten presented an overview of the Fiscal Year 2004-2005 proposed budget. The proposed FY 2004-2005 annual budget totaled $177.315.603 for all funds Of this anlount. $132.914.750 was proposed for operations and mainlenance expenditures and $44,440.853 was proposed for capital improvements projects. This represented an increase over the FY 2003-2004 revised budget of 3.84% The proposed budget was prepared uSing the existing ta'( rate of 46.53 cents per $100 assessed valuation. The key goal and objectives In the preparation of the FY 2004-2005 proposed budget were to mamtam and improve quahty of life in College Slatlon The proposed budget has a number of key decisions the City Council will consider as the budget is reviewed. which are . Maintaining Ihe existing tax rate, . Utili ty rates and user fees . Outside agency funding Mr Kersten reviewed the upcoming budget calendar Mayor Silvia opened the public hearing Providing Caslo""" Serelce Excellence Office of/he ell)' Secrelo1l"l' College Slalloll, TeTQS City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 The following citizens addressed the council regarding the proposed budget Page 10 Dick Birdwell, 3 Forest Drive Terry Dougherty. Big Brother and Big Sisters Carol Holtzapple. 1805 Southwood Drive Breit McCully. 1216 Haley Place Charles Lamb, 3203 Sallburg Richard Taylor. 5103 Piping Rock Ct, Mayor Silvia closed the public hearing No formal action was taken Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No. 12.3 - Presentation. discussion and possible action to call public bearinl!: for September 9. 2004 on an ad Valorem tu rate for fiscal year 2004-2005. Director of Finance and Slralegic Planning Jeff Kerslen remarked that the total assessed valuation this year is $3 3 bIllion, with an 8.66 % increase over 2003, Of that amount. new value of$154.801,455 was added to the tax role and the balance of$ I 07,422.593 related to Increases in the existing value. The current tax rate IS 46.53 cenls per $ I 00 of assessed valuallon, Ihe effective tax rate of 45.05 cents. the hearing rate of 46.40 and the rollback rate of 48 62 cents Mr Kersten presented four alternatives to the ad valorem tax rate which are. . All A Maintain Existing Rate . Alt B Lower to Fund Proposed Budget . Alt CLower 10 Public Hearing Rate . Alt D Lower to Effective Tax Rate 46 53 cents 46,2 I cents 46.40 cents 45.05 cents The key decision poinls for Council were to determine the level of funding for Ihe General Fund and any ta'( rate proposed above 46.40 cents required notice of tax increase publicalion Mr Kersten reviewed the calendar for the adoption of the tax rate. Council member Wareing moved to not exceed the 46.40 per $100 of assessed valuation for fiscal year 2004-2005, CounCil member Lancaster seconded Ihe motion, Council member Wareing amended his motion not to exceed the 46,40 cents per $100 of assessed valualion and called a public hearing for Seplember 9. 2004 on an ad valorem ta'( rate for fiscal year 2004-2005 Council member Lancaster seconded the motion. which carried by a vote of6-1 FOR' SilVia. Maloney. Massey. Wareing, Lancaster. Berry AGAINST' Happ Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No 13 -- Discussion. review and nossible action rel!:ardinl!: the followinl!: meetinl!:s: Brazos Countv Healtb Department. Brazos Animal Shelter. Brazos Vallev Council of Governments. Cemeterv Committee. Citv Center. Facade Imnrovement ProvldillfJ 01"0""" Sen'it:e E.<ceIlent:e Office of III, 011' Secrela,}' College Stallon Tnas City of College Station Council Meeting 8/26/04 Page 11 Prol!:ram Advisorv Committee. Fraternal PartpershiD. Historic Preservation Committee. Interl!:ovefnmental Committee and School District. Joint Relief Fundinl!: Review Committee. Librarv Committee. Metropolitan Planninl!: Orl!:anization. Parks and Recreation Board. Planninl!: and Zoninl!: Commission. Sister City Association. T AMU Student Senate. The Research Valley Partnersbip. Transnortation Committee. Wolf Pen Creek Oversil!:bt Committee. Zoninl!: Board of Adiustments. (See attached Dosted notices for subiect matters) Council member Happ presented highlights of the Transportation SummIt held in Irving, Council member Massey presented a summary oflhe Intergovernmental Committee Meeling He reminded the City Council of the JOint relreat on September 14, 2004. Council member Wareing briefed the CounCil on the Research Valley Partnership meeting, Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No. 14 - Tbe City Council mav copvene tbe executive session followinl!: the rel!:ular meetinl!: to discuss matters nosted on the executive session al!:enda for AUl!:ust 26. 2004. Council members completed the execution session prior to the regular meeting Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No. 15 - Final action on executive session. if necessarv. No action was taken Rel!:ular Al!:enda Item No. 16.2004 - Adiourn. Hearing no objecllOns. the meeting adjourned at 11'20 p m. on Thursday. August 26. 2004 PASSED and APPROVED this 23rd day ofSeDtember, 2004, ~' j. L~~ Mayor 0 Silvia frEST' , Lli!YVv.~ CIty Secretary Connie Hooks rJ~ Providrllf/ Custo""', Sere/t:f! ExceIlent:f! Office o/llIe ell.. Secretor.. College Station, TetQs (fW Mayor Ron SIlvia Mayor Pro Tempore Denms Maloney Cily Manager Thomas E Brymer Cily Council James Massey John Happ Robert WareIng Susan Lancaster Nancy Berry LOlll(,l ST^T10N College SttIIlOll, .,.,IIiIiIiOllll'I"il"'.. Protfrasi.. 17I1nklng III .. Resurch ~.ue,v College Station City Council Regular Meeting Sign In Sheet Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas 1. QIU'IAtZCl f\ C'tttl.Vl7...,J IA .....}LofL 11. .> 3.l.1)(b~~ro..u, --/. --- // 4. - '{4"'L--[>> ~. 13., /"'1. ,tv --c-(h "\... , , 2. ... \ .J~k I. " l~ Ja..ll E-r' 12. , l L<'r{,,_....// ~. .~ {--. ",,-y/5 -( S. .J , t~ ~L"!.' ~. , r.!~ j.., 6. / '),1 k"r'--'- ''tfri"'Il'/L. f 't- I 7. ?//dlA/~UA/ :,fCtu-<"7 16. ;, 17. 10. 18. 8. 9. .. j ;1 19. (flr'~"Y ,; 'r9 ~'11 20.lli1Jt~A-r C-14rrJ Prol'ltllng Customer Sen'lce Excellence Office oflhe C/(l'Sec,elan' College Sial/on, Tetas ~-w Mayor Ron SIlvIa Mayor Pro Tempore Denms Maloney City Manager Thomas E Brymer Cily Coundl James Massey John Happ Roben Waremg Susan Lancasler Nancy Berry LUll[(,[ STATION CoUegeSttlliOlf, 7'rt1t1itiOllll' 'irIMer. Progressl.. 17Ir.king ill tlte ResurcIt IllU., College Station City Council Workshop Meeting Sign In Sheet Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 3:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas 11. 12. ..--. , 3. il ') (7' 13. Ii f 4. / " I 14. 5. 15. 6. 16. 7. 17. 8. 18. 9. 19. 10. 20. Providing Customer Service E.~cellence Office oflhe CIIY Sec,ela,y Colleg~ Slo1/lOn, Teto1s ~-w Mayor Ron SIlvia Mayor Pro Tempore Dennis Maloney City Manager Thomas E Brymer City Council James Massey John Happ Robert Wareing Susan Lancasler Nancy Berry COLLEGE ~TAIION eoUege Sblti.". 'I'NIiIliomIlllJ",... Prorras'" 17I1n/rbog ill rife 11I_ ~.1Iey College Station City Council Regular Meeting Sign In Sheet Thursday, August 26, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas l. Wv'O 'l \('Og 2. ,j'\.\ \ '< (" 11. 3. \'1 ..~ L, .1 13. 12. 'JC -(~. 14. 5 -- .. ~It- 6. t> 7 Ol~rt \ VI"I ) \Y\()hee~L , \ 7. ' ~a/"Ld^ 15. 16. 17. 8. 18. 9. ~,' ",~'l 10.Y\V\tANiA W'lL1O\J 19. 20. Pro,'iding Customer Service E.~cellence Office oflhe 01)' Sec,elo1'Y College SIal/On, retas