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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/13/2000 - Regular Minutes City CouncilMayor Lynn Mcllhaney Mayor Pro Tempore Larry Madott City Manager Thomas E. Brymer City Council James Massey Ron Silvia Winnie Garner Dennis Maloney Anne Hazen MINUTES COLLEGE STATION CITY COUNCIL Workshop and Regular Meeting Thursday, July 13, 2000 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers COUNCILMEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor McIlhaney, Mayor Pro Tem Mariott, Councilmembers Massey, Maloney, Silvia, Garner COUNCILMEMBER ABSENT: Hazen STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Brymer, Assistant City Manager Brown, City Attorney Cargill, Jr., City Secretary Hooks, Director of Development Services Callaway, Staff Planner Kuenzel, Director o£Fiscal Services Cryan, Public Works Director Smith, Budget and Strategic Planning Manager Kersten, Assistant City Engineer Mayo, and Economic Development Foutz Agenda Item No. 1 -- Discussion of consent agenda items listed for Regular Council Meeting. Item No. 13.17: Marketing Plan. City Manager Brymer asked council to delay this item until August 10th meeting so the City Council could consider a theme for the city. Councilmembers concurred with his request. Aeenda Item No. 2 - Presentation and discussion on Northgate on-street parking. Assistant City Manager Brown presented this item. Mr. Brown stated that the recommendation for removal of on-street parking is to address safety concerns for pedestrians and bicyclists as well as implementation of consultant recommendations regarding financing of the City's new parking garage. In March 2000, the City Council approved a plan that authorized the removal of on-street parking from Church Avenue and College Main between University Drive and Church Avenue. The plan also provided for evaluation of parking for the remainder of the commercial and institutional areas of Northgate as it relates to removing on-street parking and/or metering parking. Business and property owners in Northgate have publicly expressed their concerns with removal of on-street parking. During a meeting between the staff and the merchants, a request was made by the merchants to allow parking on one side of College Main between Church and University. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 2 The following summarized the issues for Council consideration: · Whether or not to allow parking on the west side of College Main between University Drive and Church Avenue until the parking garage is complete. · The need for free spaces in the Promenade Lot to be re-evaluated after the parking garage is complete. · Replacement of the parking equipment in the Promenade Lot with meter to be acquired through the competitive bidding process. Staff recommended a commitment from the Northgate Merchants Association not to oppose the removal of the parking spaces at the time the parking garage is opened, if council decided to leave one side of College Main for parking at this time. Councilmembers inquired and discussed the number of parking spaces being removed (27 spaces) vs. the number of parking spaces on University Drive (30 spaces) and the Promenade Parking Lot (30 spaces). Councilmembers discussed existing safety issues if the parking spaces remained on College Main. Mayor McIlhaney supported staff recommendation to leave parking spaces on one side of College Main. Mayor Pro Tem Mariott stated he would not support staff recommendation unless the merchants provide the city with an agreement upon the garage being open that the merchants would be satisfied with eliminating parking spaces on College Main. Comments were made by merchants about this agreement. Councilmembers suggested giving the merchants 13 additional spaces in the Promenade Parking Lot free of charge and remove the parking on both sides of the street. Councilmembers discussed a time limit on some of the parking spaces to prevent students from parking while attending class. Staff shall proceed with the removal of the parking spaces and look at adding spaces in the Promenade parking lot. Aeenda Item No. 3 - Presentation~ discussion and possible action on the proposed Capital Improvements Budget for FY 2000-2001. Director of Public Works Smith presented an overview of the planned expenditures for capital projects during the upcoming fiscal year. The CIP budget for 2001 totaled Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 3 $66,667,588. Staff recommended Council adopt the proposed capital improvement budget as part of the FY 2000-2001 annual budget. Agenda Item No. 4 - Presentation~ discussion and possible action on the proposed Strategic Plan. Budget and Strategic Planning Manager Kersten presented an overview of the proposed Strategic Plan by vision statement. At the council's retreat, the council identified strategies and implementation plans by vision statement, ranked the strategies by vision statement, and identified implementation plans for the strategies. The implementation plan was outlined by responsible party, summary, policy changes, resources, and key milestones. The plan should guide the budget process and coincide with the city's five-year financial forecast. Mr. Kersten reviewed the eight vision statements and outlined the number of strategies and the resources. The key themes identified were neighborhood integrity, long-term planning, economic development, transportation, and a high value on customer-focused services. No action was taken. Al~enda Item No. 5 - Presentation~ discussion and possible action on the Community Development proposed 5-year 2000-2004 Consolidated Plan and the proposed 2000 1-year Action Plan and FY2001 annual budget. Interim Community Development Administrator Brumley and Project Coordinator Balmain presented a summary of the Community Development proposed 5-year 2000- 2004 consolidated plan, proposed 2000 1-year action plan and FY 2001 annual budget. Mr. Brumley stated that HUD requires cities to develop 5-year plans and 1-year action plans regarding the use of federal funds to meet the housing and non-housing community development needs of the community. The amount to be received by the City for FY 2001 is $1,184,000 in Community Development Block Grant Funds, an estimated $20,000 in programmed revenues, and $537,000 in Home funds. The proposed Consolidated Plan, 2000 Action Plan and FY 2001 budget have been developed with public input received in a series of public hearings, needs assessment study, input from Community Development committees, Non-Profit Agency survey, and a Focus Group which included representatives from various College Station departments. Consideration was also given to the updated information, research, and data analysis regarding the City's current population, demographics, housing market and affordable housing needs, public service concerns, economic development needs, and other community development issues. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 4 Due to the meeting length, the presentation continued during the Regular Meeting under Agenda Item No. 14.5. Agenda Item No. 6 - Agenda Request by Councilmembers a. Community Health Center- BVCAA Mayor Pro Tem Mariott made a motion to place this item on a future agenda. Seconded by Councilman Silvia. Following a brief discussion, Council directed staff to place this item on the August 10, 2000 agenda. Agenda Item No. 9 - Hear Visitors At 5:45 p.m., Mayor McIlhaney opened the floor for public comment. Norma Miller of 504 Guernsey encouraged the council to extend the moratorium ordinance. She also suggested implementation of parking regulations due to the number of parking spaces being removed on the TAMU campus and Northgate. Jeff McDowell asked the council to defer discussion of an executive item, New Business Park Acquisition. Mary Ellen Pate of College Station thanked the council for scheduling a future discussion on the Community Health Center. She requested council's list of questions prior to the meeting so the presenters could respond in a timely fashion. Eric Todd, Senior Administrator of Health Services for BVCAA thanked the council for touring the new Health Center and also requested the council provide their questions to city staff prior to the meeting. At~enda Item No. 10 - Executive Session. At 6:00 p.m., Mayor McIlhaney announced that the Council would convene into executive session pursuant to Sections 551.071, 551.072 and 551.086 of the Open Meetings Act to seek the advice of the city attorney with respect to pending and contemplated litigation, to discuss the purchase of real property, and to consider economic development negotiations. Pending and Contemplated Litigation {Gov't Code Section 551.071 } Cause No. 43,098-85, Brazos County-Bryan v. College Station Cause No. 96-03168, Cause No. 97-02587, Cause No. 98-13391, Cause No. 96-06940, Cause No. 97-07000, Cause No. Cause No. Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention) Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention) Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention) Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention) Travis County - TMPA v. PUC (intervention) 98-11817, Travis County - TMPA v. PUC (intervention) 49,367-CCL2, Brazos County - Wilkerson v. College Station Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 5 Civil Action No. 01-98-01056-CV, Court of Appeals - Gold v. College Station Docket Nos. TX96-2-000 and TX96-2-001, FERC - College Station, applicant Cause No. 377-CC, Brazos County - College Station v. Annie Mae Hughes, et al. Cause No. 50,813-85, Brazos County - College Station v. Phillips Swager Associates, Inc.; et al. TXU Gas Distribution Rate Request TXU Gas Pipeline Rate Request Real Estate {Gov't Code Section 551.072} a. New Business Park Land Acquisition b. Freeman Tract c. New BVSWMA Landfill site Economic Development Negotiations {Gov't Code Section 551.086} (refer to Economic Development Notice) a. Hotel Conference Center b. Incentives for large retail prospect c. Utility line incentives for retail prospect A~enda Item No. 11 - Final action on Executive Session, if necessary. Council returned to open session at 6:55 p.m. Councilman Maloney made a motion to approve a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of College Station and TAC Realty, Inc. for the site of the Conference Center. Councilman Massey seconded the motion which carried by a vote of 5-0. For: Mayor Mcllhaney, Mayor Pro Tem Mariott, Maloney, Massey, and Silvia Abstain: Garner Absent: Hazen ReRular Meeting Mayor Mcllhaney opened the regular meeting at 7:06 p.m. Councilman Massey made a motion to accept the absence request from Councilman Hazen. Motion seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Mariott and carried by a vote of 6-0. Mayor Mcllhaney led the audience in the pledge of allegiance. City Manager Brymer provided the invocation. Parks and Recreation Director Beachy presented an invitation to the Council to attend the Games of Texas 2000 sponsored by Texas Amateur Athletic Federation. Consent Agenda 13.1 Approved by common consent the minutes for City Council workshop and regular meeting on June 22, 2000. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 6 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.5 13.6 13.7 13.8 13.9 Bid No. 00-68 - Approved by common consent a resolution approving the construction of Phase II Sanitary, Spring Creek Drainage Basin. Awarded to lowest, responsible bidder meeting specifications, Young Contractors, Inc. in the amount of $889,636.80. Funds available and budgeted in the Sewer Capital Projects Fund. Bid No. 00-75 - Approved by common consent an annual agreement for protective jackets and trousers for firefighting. Awarded to lowest, responsible bidder meeting specifications, Wilson Fire in the amount of $42,360.80. Funds available and budgeted in the General Fund, Fire Department. Bid No. 00-78 -Approved by common consent a resolution approving a construction contract for the installation and modification of various traffic signals. Award to lowest, responsible bidder meeting specifications, TLS Traffic Controls, Inc. in the amount of $635,957.75. Funds available and budgeted in Capital Improvement Funds, Street Projects. Approved by common consent the purchase of six (6) traffic signal cabinets from Hi-Tech Signals in the amount of $26,550 for upcoming new signal installations. Funds available from 1998 General Obligation Bonds and Traffic Signal Capital Improvement Projects. Bid No. 00-81 -Approved by common consent a resolution approving a construction contract for a raised median at Rock Prairie Road. Awarded to lowest responsible bidder meeting specifications, Young Contractors in the amount of $33,934.75. Funds available and budgeted in the Capital Improvement, Street Project Fund. Bid No. 00-82 - Approved by common consent a resolution approving a construction contract for the North Forest Parkway Extension Project. Awarded to lowest responsible bidder, meeting specifications for the Bid Alternate #1 to Texcon General Contractors in the amount of $272,082.25. Funds available and budgeted in the Streets portion of the Capital Improvement Program Fund. Bid No. 00-83 -Approved by common consent a resolution approving a construction contract for the College Main Parking Garage. Awarded to lowest, responsible bidder meeting specifications, Vaughn Construction, for base bid plus alternates 2, 3, 5 and 6 in the amount of $4,982,300. Also, approved by common consent a contingency of $100,000 for a total of $5,082,300. Funds available in the Northgate Parking Fund. Bid No. 00-84 -Approved by common consent the purchase of two (2) three phase pad mounted transformers. Awarded to lowest responsible bidder meeting specifications, Pauwels Transformers in the amount of $29,226. Funds available and budgeted in Capital Improvements, Electric Project Fund. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 7 13.10 Contract No. 00-107 - Approved by common consent a resolution approving a professional consulting contract with LJA Engineering and Surveying, Inc. to provide design services for the Bee Creek Tributary "A" Drainage Improvements Project in the amount of $200,236. Funds available and budgeted in the Drainage Utility Fund. 13.11 Contract No. 00-130 - Approved by common consent a resolution approving a professional service contract with Navigant Consulting, Inc. for development and implementation of a strategic plan for electric deregulation. Funds available and budgeted in the FY 1999-2000 Electric Fund. 13.12 Approved by common consent a resolution approving a professional service contract for a Lateral Expansion Permit at the Rock Prairie Road Landfill with HDR Engineering, Inc. in the amount not to exceed $650,000. Funds available in the Brazos Valley Solid Waste Agency Fund with continuing funds budgeted in the FY 2001 Budget. 13.13 Approved by common consent a resolution approving a professional contractor, professional service contract and authorized the expenditure of funds for financial advisory services for an amount not to exceed $150,000 per year. Funds available and budgeted in the Capital Project Fund. 13.14 Approved by common consent the second reading of a proposed franchise agreement with Texas Commercial Waste regarding collection and disposal services for recyclable materials. 13.15 Approved by common consent a real estate contract for the purchase of Lot 4 Block 21, fourth installment of College Hills Estates, 107 George Bush Drive East. Funds available in the General Obligation Bond Fund, Thoroughfare Rehabilitation Fund and General Fund. 13.16 Approved by common consent the termination of the Alert mutual agreement between the City of College Station and Texas A&M University Research Foundation - Sub-agreement No. S900058. 13.17 Discussion and possible action on the adoption of the City of College Station three-year Marketing Plan. This item was removed until the August 10, 2000 meeting. Regular Agenda A~enda Item No. 14.1 - Public hearin~, discussion and possible action on an ordinance rezoning 101 Mile Drive from R-1 Single Family to C-1 General Commercial. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 8 Senior Planner Kuenzel presented this item. She stated that the applicant requested C-1 zoning for the purpose of constructing an auto repair shop on this property. She explained that rezoning the subject property to commercial of any type would not relate to adjoining properties. The abutting properties to the east and north are zoned R-1 Single Family. The property to the north currently contains a legally non-conforming trailer home park. It had always been the intent of the City to see the tract redevelop as a single-family subdivision in the future. This request has many spot zone characteristics which are not permitted. Staff and Planning and Commission recommended denial of the rezoning. Mayor McIlhaney opened the public hearing. The following persons spoke in opposition to the rezoning. Jim Morris, 102 Mile Drive Darrell Davis, 115 Mile Drive Mayor Mcllhaney closed the public hearing. Councilman Massey made a motion to deny the rezoning request at 101 Mile Drive from R-1 to C-1 General Commercial. Motion seconded by Councilman Silvia and carried unanimously, 6-0. FOR: McIlhaney, Mariott, Massey, Garner, Silvia, Maloney ABSENT: Hazen A~,enda Item No. 14.2 - Public hearing, discussion and possible action on an ordinance rezoning Crystal Park Plaza, 2430 Harvey Mitchell Parkway from A-P Administrative Professional to PDD-B Planned Development District - Business. Senior Planner Kuenzel presented this item. She stated that the 2818 area is shown as mixed use on the land use plan. Staff supported recommendation of this request based on the FM 2818 Extension Study approved by Council in 1992. The land uses recommended for the extension area included office/service type uses. The applicant requested a PDD-B classification and proposed a mix of A-P uses as well as light retail uses such as art galleries, jewelry stores, apparel, small coffee and sandwich shops. The ordinance limits the uses to those specified by the applicant. The associated development plan showed a building with a maximum height of 30'. The amended plan and building elevations show a future site that strives to be pedestrian oriented, with a fairly large interior landscaped island to break up the parking, and with an outdoor center that includes sidewalks as well as a central focal gathering place. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 9 Mayor McIlhaney opened the public hearing. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial without prejudice until an area flood study was conducted and the applicant submitted details for the architecture, landscaping, and distribution of retail versus office space. Staff recommended approval of the rezoning. The following persons spoke in support of the rezoning. Scott Eidson, 2005 Indian Trail Fain McDougal, 4150 Shadow Brook Mayor McIlhaney closed the public hearing. Councilman Silvia made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2458 rezoning Crystal Park Plaza from A-P Administration Professional to PDD-B Planned Development District - Business. Motion seconded by Councilman Garner and carried unanimously, 6-0. FOR: McIlhaney, Mariott, Maloney, Massey, Silvia, Garner ABSENT: Hazen A~,enda Item No. 14.3 - Discussion and possible action on an ordinance to extend the current moratorium on platting and replattin~ aoolications in certain areas Director of Development Services Callaway stated that the public hearing to consider rezoning these areas and placing the overlay regulations into effect was scheduled to be held before the Council on July 13, 2000. The hearing cannot be held at this time due to a publisher's error in the legal notices. The Planning and Zoning Commission tabled this item. Mr. Callaway described the circumstances involving this ordinance. The moratorium is scheduled to expire on August 15, 2000. The purpose of the ordinance is to extend the moratorium on plat applications from August 15, 2000 to October 15, 2000. This will have the same effect of preventing multiple residences from being constructed on lots with existing residences. In January, Council also removed the provision that allowed multiple principal structures on residential lots or building plots. Because of that amendment, a plat must be filed before a residence can be added to a lot where a residence already exists. The extended moratorium on plat applications will preclude the plat application, and building permits would not be issued for a second residence. Councilman Maloney made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2459 to extend the moratorium ordinance through February 15, 2001. Motion seconded by Councilman Silvia and carried unanimously, 6-0. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 10 FOR: McIlhaney, Mariott, Maloney, Massey, Silvia, Garner ABSENT: Hazen A~enda Item No. 14.4 - Discussion and possible action on the revised Land Use Assumptions and Capital Improvements Plan for Sanitary Sewer Service Area "92-01"~ the impact fee area currently designated as the Graham Road area~ setting, a public hearing date to receive public input on the report and impact fee schedule. Councilman Massey abstained from this item. Assistant City Engineer Mayo presented this item. He stated that this is the mandatory three-year update of the Land Use Assumptions and Capital Improvements Plan for the impact fee area bounded by Rock Prairie Road on the north, Wellborn Road on the west, Graham Road on the south and extending approximately 2000' east of Schaffer Road. Impact Fee "92-01" was implemented in 1992 to fund regional sanitary sewer infrastructure for new development expected to occur. An update was performed in 1996 with the original impact fee increasing from $152.18 per living unit equivalent to $289.77 per living unit equivalent. This update results in a decrease to $232.04 per living unit equivalent. The land use assumptions have changed since the 1996 update. The basic changes are: 1. The rate of single family residential development per year will decrease substantially. 2. Commercial/Industrial development will increase at a faster pace than projected in 1996. The capital improvements plan is now complete and reflects a reduction in scope (deleted 1800' of 12"line) and cost ($198,000 saved). The adoption of the impact fee of $242.04 will require a rebate of $57.73 per living unit equivalent to current property owners for whose property the $289.77 impact fee was paid. The total projected rebate is approximately $20,000. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the report as presented. Mayor Pro Tem Mariott made a motion to set a public hearing on September 14, 2000 to receive input on the Impact Fee report. Motion seconded by Councilman Silvia and carried 5-0. FOR: McIlhaney, Mariott, Maloney, Garner, Silvia ABSTAIN: Massey ABSENT: Hazen A~enda Item No. 14.5 - Discussion and possible action on the CommuniB, Development Proposed 5-year 2000-2004 consolidated plan and proposed 2000 1 year action plan and FY 2001 annual budget. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 11 Program Coordinator Balmain continued the presentation on the Community Development Budget and proposed 5-year 2000-2004 Consolidated plan. The action plan for 2000-2001 is to follow the 5-year plan format with a one year action plan that demonstrates goals and objectives addressed by the CDBG and HOME funds. The plan also provides a breakdown of the budget analysis for HUD to be electronically transmitted with HUD software. Interim Administrator Brumley presented an overview of the Community Development Budget for FY 2000-2001. No action was taken. Agenda Item No. 14.6 - Discussion and possible action on a real estate contract between the City of College Station and Susan Cheryl Creagor Helm, Individually and as Independent Co-Trustee of the James Carl Creagor Family Trust, Nancy Creaeor, James Michael Creagor, Marion Violet Worsham Creagor~ Individually and as Independent Co-Trustee of the James Carl Creagor Family Trust. Mayor Pro Tem Mariott made a motion to approve the real estate contract. Motion seconded by Councilman Garner. Motion carried 5-0. This site acquisition is for future development of a 339 acre Class "A" type business park. FOR: Mcllhaney, Mariott, Silvia, Garner, Maloney ABSENT: Massey, Hazen Aeenda Item No. 14.7 -- Discussion and possible action on a real estate contract between the City of College Station and Jerry Windham and Frank Thurmond. Mayor Pro Tem Mariott made a motion to approve a real estate contract between the City of College Station and Jerry Windham and Frank Thurmond. Motion seconded by Councilman Garner. Motion carried 6-0. This site acquisition is for future development of a 339 acre Class "A" type business park. FOR: Mcllhaney, Mariott, Silvia, Garner, Maloney, Massey ABSENT: Hazen A~enda Item No. 14.8 -- Discussion and possible action on a contract for purchase of property from James and Ruby Freeman, for a 5.79 acre tract of land lvine in the Morgan Rector League~ Abstract 46; also known a 2605 Texas Avenue, College Station, Texas. Councilman Massey moved to approve the contract for purchase of property. Motion seconded by Councilman Maloney. Motion carried unanimously, 6-0. This 5.79 acre tract will be used for future expansion of municipal operations. Council Meeting 7/15/2000 Page 12 FOR: Mcllhaney, Mariott, Massey, Silvia, Garner, Maloney ABSENT: Hazen A~enda Item No. 14.9 - Discussion and possible action on a resolution approvin? notices of sale~ preliminary official statements and related materials for the sale of "City of College Station~ Texas Certificates of Obligation~ Series 2000A"~ including, selection of a date for opening bids. Director of Fiscal Services Cryan stated that the Council is authorized to approve the issuance of certificate of obligations after authorizing and publishing notice of the intent to issue the CO's. The city council must also approve the Preliminary Official Statement which is the means by which potential investors are informed about the city, the use of the proceeds, the authority the city had to issue the debt, and the tax exempt status of the interest to be paid on the debt. Bids for the certificates will be received on August 10, 2000. The effect of the certificates has been estimated in the five year forecast and the city will be able to issue approximately $8.46 million in certificates of obligation. The projects to be paid from the bonds include the parking garage, $6,264,000, all associated costs such as design and engineering, construction and land; parking meters for the Northgate lot and on-street parking, $100,000; the purchase of a parcel of land in another part of the city for public purposes, $1,600,000; $380,000 for capitalized interest, and pay issuance costs of the obligations, $116,000. Mayor Pro Tem Mariott made a motion to approve a resolution approving the notices of sale, preliminary official statements, and related materials for the sale of "City of College Station, Texas certificates of obligation, Series 2000A", including selection of a date for opening bids. Motion seconded by Councilman Garner and carried unanimously, 6-0. FOR: McIlhaney, Mariott, Massey, Maloney, Garner, Silvia ABSENT: Hazen Workshop Agenda Item No. 7 - Committee Reports Councilman Silvia reported that the City Secretary's Office will maintain a file with information from the Transportation Summit held in Irving. Mayor Mcllhaney encouraged the council to get a copy and review the resolutions that are in the file. Councilman Massey reported the Open Space Meeting would be held August 9, 2000 at 10:00 a.m. Councilman Massey encouraged the Council to attend. Also, a Joint Legislative Retreat will occur on Friday, July 14, 2000 and Saturday, July 15, 2000 at the G. Rollie White Visitor Center. Mayor Pro Tem Mariott reported that the Bryan/College Station Economic Development Board will hold a special meeting on Monday, July 17th. Council Meeting 7/13/2000 Page 13 Workshop Agenda Item No. 8 -- Council Calendars Council Workshop and Regular Meetings, 8/10 Joint Council Retreat with City of Bryan, 7/14 & 7/15 AMCC Conference, 7/27-7/30, Corpus Christi State of the Cities Symposium, 9/21-9/22, Austin Annual Texas Municipal League Conference, 11/13-11/18, Austin Agenda Item No. 15 -- Council Monitoring Report Councilman Massey stated that the meeting was productive and council followed procedures. Aeenda Item No. 16 - Executive Session At 9:10 p.m. Mayor McIlhaney announced that the Council would reconvene into executive session pursuant to Sections 551.071,551.072 and 551.086 of the Open Meetings Act to seek the advice of the city attorney with respect to pending and contemplated litigation, to discuss the purchase of real property, and to consider economic development negotiations. Refer to executive session list previously mentioned. Aeenda Item No 17 - Final action on executive session~ if necessary. The Council concluded its executive session at 10:20 p.m. They returned to open session. No action was taken. Affenda Item No 18- Adjourn. The workshop, regular and executive sessions were adjourned at 10:21 p.m. PASSED AND APPROVED this 10th day of August 2000. APPROVED: r Lynh Mcllhaney ~ ~t-y Secretary Corinie Hooks City of College Station Council Workshop Meeting JULY 13, 2000 Sign In Sheet City of College Station 15. 16. 10. 17. 18. City of College Station Council Regular Meeting JULY 13, 2000 Sign In Sheet City of College Station 12. ~ 4f~o~,, 16. t