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HomeMy WebLinkAbout02/12/2004 - Regular Minutes City CouncilCollege Station. Embracing the Part. Mayor Ron Sgvm Mayor Pro Tempore Anne Hazen City Manager Thomas E Brymer City Council John Happ Robert Warning Scott Meam Dennis Maloney James Massey Minutes College Station City Council Workshop and Regular Meetings Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. City Hail Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor SiIvia, Mayor Pm Tern Hazen, Council members Massey. ltapp Waremg, Meats. Maloney, Massey STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Brymer, Assistant C~ty Manager Brown, C~ty Attorney Cargill Jr., City Secretary Hooks, D~rector of Development Services Temphn, D~rector of Budget and Strategic Planning Kersten, D,rector of F~scal Services Cos'an. D~rector of Public Works Smith. Director of Economic & Commumty Development Foutz, Assistant to the City Manager Curtis. Assistant City Secretary Casares Mayor Sllvla called the meeting to order at 2 24 p.m. Workshop Agenda Item No. I - Discussion of consent agenda items listed for Regular council Meeting. No gems were removed for d~scussion. Workshop Agenda item No. 2 - Presentation~ discussion and possible action regarding a Camnin~RV Museum proposal. Bryan City Council member Ben Hardman introduced Mr. David Woodworth from Cahforma, who ~s the natmn's collector of antique RVs Mr. Woody, nab presented a brief history of trailer travel m th~s country and his persoual RV collection. Mr. Woodworth also presented a proposal for a National Museum of Auto Camping H~story for the Brazos Valley. Council member Happ amved at 2'47 p.m and Couucil member Massey arrived at 2:53 p m No formal action was taken. Council Meeting 2/I 2/2004 Page 2 Workshoo Agenda Item No. 4 - Presentation, discussion and possible action provide=- Council direction and possible policy changes on the use and computation of user fees Director of F~scal Services Charles Cryan described the City's revenue policies, municipal revenues associated wtth the computation of user fees Mr. Cryan requested direction on the Development Fees, Adult Recreation Fees and a possible pol,cy changes on the use and computation of user fees. Director of Parks and Recreation Steve Beachy described the adult recreation fee structure After a brief discussion, Council directed staffm br, ng forward a fee structure that Council members could concede the use and computation of user fees w~th the city's fee policy. Workshoo Agenda Item No. 3 - Presentation~ discussion and possible action on a proposed A~gie Field of Honor associated with the Ci ,ty's proposed municipal cemetery. Director of Fiscal Services Charles Cryan remarked that a group of cmzens presented a proposal for the C~ty to include an Aggie Field of Honor with the mumclpal cemetery Currently there are no funds budgeted for the additional project. Projections indicated that it was possible that the Field of Honor could assist the City in attaining the current Council pohcy of having the cemeteries of the City fully self sustaining It Is estimated that including the Aggle Field of Honor with a muniopal cemetery would require the City to invest approximately $2,250,000 for the design and construction of the initial phases Staffrecommended that Council d~rect staffto begin an et:foR to create an Aggle Field of Honor and that Council establish a tentative tlmehne and have staffreport to couned no later than September 9, 2004 on the status ofthe project. Dtck Btrdwell, 3 Forest Drive, conveyed positive comments regarding an Aggle Field of Honor assoctated with the City's proposed municipal cemetery. The Cemetery Committee recommended that the City to move forward with the proposed Aggle Field of Honor associated with the City's proposed municipal cemetery and the land for the proposed City Cemetery Mayor Pro Tern Hazen recommended that the Cemetery Committee work on the governance of the ad-hoc committee regarding the proposed cemetery Council directed staffto begin efforts to create an Aggle Filed of Honor, acquire land for both the Aggle Field of Honor and a mumopal cemetery and repor~ to Courted no later than September 9, 2004 on the status of the project Council recessed at 4'49 p.m for a short break. Council reconvened the workshop meeting at 5 04pm. Provldmg Customer Senqee ,~.geellence O.~ice of the Ctn Seerctar~ College Statton Teras Council Meeting 2/l 2/2004 Page 3 Workshon Aeenda Item No. S - Presentation, discussion and possible action on an ordinance amendin~ Chapter 11 "Utilities" of the City of College Station Code of Ordinances adoptin~ standards for construction of water and sewer main extensions. Frank S~moneaux, Assistant City Engineer presented an overview of the proposed ordinance amendment to the Utility Code. The proposed amendment would adopt the Bryan/College Station Unified Design Guidelines and the Bryan/College Station Unified Technical Specifications as lhe standards for acceptance of new extension to the City water and sewer systems. These guidelines and specifications have been under review by a group of local engineers, developers and stafffrum Bryan and College Station. After a number of meetings thc following guMehnes and specifications were set that both Crees will follow in the development of new utility infrastructure. The minimum water main size has been reduced from 6" to 3" on dead-end water mains in cul-de-sac streets where fire hydrants are not needed. This provides a material savings to the developer and reduces operating costs for the Cities, Both Cities have agreed to allow a greater variety of water and sewer main size giving developers more flexibdlty in system design and the opportunity to reduce costs. The City of Bryan had agreed to reduce the minimum size for sewer service from 6" to 4", The new standards set by the Texas Commiss,on and Environmental Quality (TCEQ) regarding manhole size, spacing and locations for water mare flush and air release valves; and; The developer's contractor will install the service lead at tile ttme they install the water and sewer main. Th~s provides service before the street is constructed reducing damage to the pavement structure Steve Harden. 3 ! I Celia Lane conveyed positive comments regarding the project and thanked staff from the City of Bryan, City of College Station and a number ofdevelopers for their efforts on the proJect. Council member Massey moved to approve Ordinance No. 2692 amending Chapter I I "Utilities" of the City of College Station Code of Ordinances adopting standards for construction of water and sewer main extensions. Mayor Pro Tern Hazen seconded the motion, which earned unanimously, 7-0 FOR S,lvia, Hazen, Masscy, Happ, Waremg, Meats, Maloney AGAINST: None Pro~idtng Customer gert, Ice F. xcelle~ce Office ol'the Ctt~ Secretary College Statton Texas Counol Meeting 2/I 2/2004 Page4 Workshop Agenda Item No. 6 - Discussion and possible action on future agenda items - A Council Member may inquire about a sublect for which notice has not been given. A statement of specific factual information or the recitation of existing policy may be Oven. Any deliberation shall be limited to a proposal to place the sub.iect on an agenda for a subsequent meeting. Councd member Meats moved for a furore workshop agenda ,tern regar&ng the Ctty Centre Council member Massey seconded the mo, mn, which earned unanimously, 7-0. FOR: Sty,a. Hazen. Massey. Happ, Ware,ng. Meats. Maloney AGAINST: None Counc,I member Maloney moved for a future a workshop agenda ~tem on a commumty center Mayor Pro Tern Hazen seconded the mot,on, whtch canned unammously, 7-0 FOR' Sllvia, Hazen, Massey, Happ. Warelng, Meats, Maloney AGAINST' None Council member Waremg amended Councd member Maloney's mot,on to include the communltycenterdlscuss~ona{ongwnhtheC~tyCentreagendanem Counol member Massey seconded the motmn, wh,ch earned unammously. 7-0. FOR' Silwa. Hazen. Massey, Happ, Waremg, Meats, Maloney AGAINST' None Workshop Agenda Item No. 7 - Council Calendar Agenda Planning Calendar as of February 6, 2004 February 9 CMzen's Dmverslty Sessmn 3, 5'30 p.m. February 12 C,ty Council Workshop and Regular Meeting February 16 Intergovernmental Committee Meeting, 12:00 p.m., Brazos County February 16 Ded,catton of Free Fhght, 12.00 noon. Eastcrwood Airport February 16 Citizen's University Sessmn 4, 6.00 p.m., OTIS February 17 Chamber of Commerce Board Meeting, 8:00 a.m. February 17 BriR R,cc Exh,btt and Lecture Series featuring Barbara Bush, I 1 00 a.m. Pres,dent,al Conference Center February 18 Research Valley PartncrsMp Board of Directors Meeting, 3 00 p.m. February 23 C~tizcn's Umvers~ty Session 5, 6'00 p m, Ctty Hall Councd Chambers February 26 Cny Couned Workshops and Regular Meeting Counc, I revtewed thc upcom, ng events. Pro¥1ding Customer Seth.lee Kveellence O~'tce of the Cttv SectvtaO College Stat,on. TeYas Council Meeting 2/12/2004 Page 5 Workshop Agenda Item No. S - Executive Session will immediately follow the workshon meetin~ in the Administrative Conference Room. At 5:29 p.m. Mayor Sllv,a announced m open sess,on that the c,ty council would convene into execut,ve session pursuant to Section 551.071 and 551.072 of the Open Meetings Act. to seek the adv,ce of the c,ty attorney w, th respect to pending and contemplated Imgatlon and to consider the purchase of real property. Cause No. 52,434-361. Bmzos County- College Station v Wolf Pen Creek, Ltd., et al Case No. G-02-108, U.S. D,str, ct Court - Lester v. College Stat,on and Plersall Cause No. 02-001154-CV-85: Brazos County- Murat,pal Dnlhng vs College Stat,on Cause No 02-001291-CV-361. Brazos County- P,ersall v College Stat, on and Feldman Cause No. 02-002445-CV-272. Brazos County- Evelyn L Brace v. College Stat, on, C.D. Henderson, Inc., and Scott Elliott, d/b/a Elhott Constmcnon Cause No 03-000617-CV-272. Brazos County - TCA Holdings. et al. v. College Stat,on Cause No. 03-CV-129115. Fort Bend County - College Station v Contract Land Staff, Inc TCEQ Docket No. 2002-1147-UCR. Applicatmns of Brushy Water Supply and College Stat, on (Wests,de/H,ghway 60) TCEQ Docket No. 2003-0544MWD; Apphcatmn of Nantucket, Ltd. TXU Lone Star Gas Rate Request. Wellborn Special Unl,ty Dismct Real Estate {Oov't Code Secuon 551.072 I: t~oss,ble acuon The City Council may dehberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property if deliberation in an open meeting would have a detrimental efli~ct on the pos,tion of the City in negotiations with a third person. After executive session discussion, any final action or vote taken will be in pubhc. The following subject{s) may be discussed' The purchase of property on Foster Street Property for future cemetery, parks and other public uses located southeast of the Wellborn commumty and northwest of the Mflhcan Commumty in Brazos County D,scusslon of possible site for oty cemetery located at Harvey Mitchell Parkway and Raymond Stotzer Parkway. Workshon Anenda Item 9 - Final action on Executive Session~ if necessary. Council recessed from cxccut,ve session at 6:55 p.m. No action was taken. Regular Meetine Mayor Sdvla called the regular meting to order at 7:00 p.m. with all council members present He led the audmnce m the pledge ofallegiance. Mayor Silvla introduced the Texas A&M Umvers.ty Student Government Lmison, Mr. Jeff Murray. la~o~ldtttg Customer Service ~..rcellen~v Office of the CRv Sect~tam' College Station. Ter, ts Councd Meeting 2/12/2004 Page 6 Regular Agenda Item No. 11 - Hear Visitors: David Sham, 1017 James Parkway, addressed the council regarding the Thomas Park development and integrating the students of Texas A&M Umverslty into the community without imposing on the integrity of the neighborhood. Franc,ne Ayres. 1023 Hamngton, recommended that thc Cfly Council consider modff3qng the ordinance governing new construction and decrease the number of redly,duals hying on a single family unit m order to preserve neighborhoods She presented ordinances from other eommumtles that have decreased the number of unrelated redly,duals hying m a single famdy unit Karen Belter. 1002 Puryear, addressed the council on recent development m the Eastgate area. Christopher Foust. 1003 Walton. addressed the council regard,ng sustainable housing. Brtan Stagner, I ! 14 Neal Pickett, made a number of suggestions on how clt,zens could protect their neighborhoods Consent Agenda 12.1 Approved by common consent on the minutes for workshop and regular meeting for November 13, 2003 and January 22, 2004. 12.2 Approved by common consent a Juvenile Accountability Grant Resolution No. 2-12-2004-12.02 to approve appheatlon for educational program for F~rst Offenders Program 12.3 Approved by common consent on Change Order Number 5 to the Parallel Transmmston L,ne and West S,de Water Loop construction contract w~th Gamey Compames, Inc, ,n the amount of $41,926.96. 124 Approved by common consent Resolution No. 2-12-2004-12.04 awarding a contract to Young Constructmn to overlay portions of Rock Prame Road. Cam Road and Old Wellborn Road m the amount of $145,200 00. 125 Approved by common consent Ordinance No. 2692 vacating and abandoning a 20 foot wMe samtary sewer easement located on Lot 2, Holleman Place Subdtvlsion, C~ty of College Stat,on. 12 6 Approved by common consent on a request for Sewer Overs,ze Participation (OP) for $194,090.00 m the Reatta Subdlv,s~on Office of tire Cra, Secmta~n, Collegt Statton Texas Council Meeting 2/12/2004 Page 7 12.7 Approved by common consent a revised Advanced Funding Agreement with the Texas Department of Tmnsportauon to include the City of College Station Texas Avenue Utlhfies Relocanon Project ,n the Texas Department of Transponanon Texas Avenue Widemng Project. 128 Approved by common consent Resolution No. 2-12-2004-12.0g authorizing the Mayor to execute an agreement with TxDOT to provide funds for the acquisition of property for the widening of FM 2154. 12 9 Discussion and possible action of Change Order Number I for the Greens Pta,ne Road Widening Project in the amount of $57,121.90 ReRular ARenda Regular Agenda Item No. 13.1 - Public hearing, discussion and possible action on an ordinance amending the Comprehensive Plan from Medium Density Residential to Retail Neighborhood for the area south of the Bernadine Estate Subdivision and bound by the East Bypass Frontage Road at Deacon and Texas Avenue South. Jennifer Prochazka, Staff Planner remarked that the Land Use Plan currently designates this property for single family development. The Land Use Plan must be amended m order for a proposed PDD rezomng on a portion of this property to be considered. The propert,es have limited access, are adjacent to the Mile Drive neighborhood, and orient to the highway. The property is more appropriate for non-residential uses. The Planmng and Zoning Commission and staffrecommended approval of the Comprehensive Land Use Plan amendment Mayor Sflvla opened the public heanng. Jim Jett, 5004 Congressional, presented hlghhghts or'the proposed project and offered to answer question ofthe City Counol. Mayor Sflvla closed the public hearing Council member Happ moved to approve Ordinance No. 2693 amending the Comprehensive Plan from Medium Density Residential to Retail Neighborhood for the area south of the Bemadme Estate Subdivision and bound by the East Bypass Frontage Road at Deacon and Texas Aveuue South Council member Meats seconded the motion, which carried unanimously, 7-0. FOR: Silvia, Hazen. Massey, Happ. Warelng. Meats, Maloney AGAINST: None Providing Cttstomer Seth,tee E. veellence Office of thc Cttv $ccretarv College Statton. Texas Counctl Meeting 2/I 2/2004 Page 8 Regular Agenda item No. 13.2 - Public hearing, discussion and possible action on an ordinance rczoning Lot 2, Block A and Lots ! and 2~ Block B of the Haney-His, hway 6 Subdivision consisting of 5.69 acres generally located near the Northeast corner of Texas Avenue at Deacon from Co3~ Light Commercial to PDD~ Planned Development District. Jermffer Prochazka, Staff Planner noted that thc apphcant ~s rcquesung rezonmg m order to develop the property as a m,niostorage warehouse The M,n,-storage warehouse ,s a permitted use m C-I, C-2 and M-2 under the Unified Development Code. These districts allow re,m- storage warehouse, they also allow many other uses that arc not appropriate m this Iocat,on which hmn access aud abuts an established s,ngle famdy neighborhood Staffpcrce,ves the purpose ora PDD m th~s Iocat, on as restonng an agreement between the owners' o£the subject property and thc adjacent Mile Dnvc neighborhood, and hmmng uses next to a development of th~s property The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of the rezomng request with an overall maximum height of 2 stones and the £ollowmg uses: Animal Care Facility, Indoor Art Studio/Gallery Educational Faclhty, Indoor Health Care/Medtcal Chines Mini-Storage Warehouse (w~th an accessory hwng umt) Offices Personal Service Shop Pnntmg/Copy Shop Radio/TV Stanon/Studms {No Towers) Rctad Sales and Service Mayor Sdvm opened the pubhc hcanng. J~m Jett, 5004 Congressional, presented highlights of the proposed project and offered to answer que~non of the City Council. Mayor Sflvia closed thc public hcanng. Council member Happ moved to approve Ordinance No. 2694 rezomng Lot 2, Block A and Lots I and 2, Block B of thc Haney-Highway 6 Subdwlsion conslsnng of 5 69 acres generally locate near thc Northeast comer of Texas Avenue at Deacon from C-3, Light Commercial to PDD, Planned Development District Councd member Mcars seconded the motmn, which earned unammously, 7-0. FOR' Sllvla. Hazen. Massey, Happ. Warcmg, Meats, Maloney AGAINST: None Pro'~tding Cttstomer ,~ers'tce F_.r. cellenee Office of the Ctt. v Sectvtar¥ College Statton. Terus Council Meeting 2/I 2/2004 Page 9 Regular A~enda Item No. 13.3 - Public hearing, discussion and possible action on a. ordinance to issue a conditional use permit for a night club for Clark Mosc- EntcrtaJnment~ located at :2206 Texas Avenue South in the Brazos Square Shoppimv Center. Director of Development Services Kelly Temphn remarked that the apphcant ~s requesting a Cond~honal Use Penmt m order to open a mghtclub m a pomon of the old Fuddruckers lease space m the Brazos Square Shopping Center on Texas Avenue. The proposal includes a 3,900 square foot mghtelub w~th recorded mus[c and karaoke The proposed hours ofoperat[on are from 5 00 p m. to 2 00 a m., Monday through Saturday, w~th annc~pated peak hours from 1 !'30 p.m. until 2.00 a.m. The Planmng and Zoning Comm~smon and staffrecommended approval of the Condmonal Use Permit w~th the following recommendations · That the entire parking lot for the center ~s resurfaced and paved per the C~ty standards, excluding area to be TxDOT right-of-way; · That the entire parking lot is striped per the C~ty standards, excluding area to be TxDot fight-of-way: · That the enure center ~s cleaned to C~ty standards, specffically the hack and s~de areas; and · That the hghtmg ~s corrected and properly working and maintained for the full length of the hack of the property. Mayor Sfivia opened the pubhc heanng Bud Mosses, the apphcant, explained the plans for the mghtclub. He po,nted out that the parking lot repmrs should be completed soon; the hghtmg repmrs have been corrected and are property working. He also addressed questions of the Council Billy Clark addressed nmse issues and noted that the building is constructed in a way that will contribute to good sound buffenng. Mayor SiIvia closed the pubhc hearing Council member Maloney moved to approve Ordinance No. 2695 ~ssumg a Condmonal Use Penmt for a N~ght Club for Clark Moses Entertainment. located at 2206 Texas Avenue South ~n the Brazos Square Shopping Center Council member Happ seconded the morton, which camed unammously, 7-0 FOR: SiIwa, Hazen. Massey, Happ, Ware~ng. Meats, Maloney AGAINST None Providing Customer Sen'we Excellence Office of the City Secretary Collegt- Statton Tefax Council Meet,ag 2/12/2004 Page 10 ReRular ARenda Item No. 13.4 - Public honring~ discussion and possible action on ~" ordinance rezoning Tract 9~ consisting of 9.62 acres~ and Tract 7~ consisting of-g~2 acres, of the Kenneth W. Schick Addition~ generally located on the southeast corner of Southwe-* Parkway and Wellborn Road~ from A-O Agricultural-Open and C-I General Commercial to 11.98 acres Rd Multi-Family and 2.86 acres A-O Agricultural-Open. Th,s item was removed by the apphcant. Re~,ular Anenda Item No. 13.5 - Presentation~ discussion and possible action on the proposed Terrace Pines Apartment Homes senior housing proiect nnd authorization for the Mayor to sinn n resolution nnd letter of support. Art Roach. Housing Development Coor&nator noted that the proposed development ,s located at the northeast comer of Dartmouth and Krenek Tap Road. The developer, Lankford Interests, LLC, w,ll construct 100 one bedroom res,dentrol rental units, a community center, walking path, pool. covered pavilion and other amemt,es on 8.98 acres The development will serve senior cmzens exclusively, and would be developed wath private developer funds, State Housing Tax Credit fundtng and, w~th council approval, federal funds from the C,ty's CDBG/HOME grants Eighty of the umts w,ll be affordable umts with rental rates below the current fair-market rates. State Housing Tax Credit Program reqmrements w~ll require that the propen'y be maintained as affordable scmor housing for a mm,mum of 40 years. Staffrecommended approval of the Mayor to s~gn a resolut,on and a letter of support for this proposed sen,or citizen housing development. M,ke Lankford, 1606 Lang v,ew, Houston, Lankford h~terests, conveyed posture comments and a summary and images of the Terrace Pine Apartment Homes. Leslie Hmkle. C,ty of K,Ileen. conveyed posmve comments related to Terrace Pines Apartment Homes development. Chr, stopher Foust 1003 Walton. ~nqmred about on-s,te medical staff, and Ifut,ht~es are tncluded in the rental rate. Council member Maloney moved to approve Resolution 2=12=2004-13.0g and a leRer of support for th,s proposed semor c~tlzen housing development Mayor Pro Tern Hazen seconded the motion, whach camed unan,mously, 7-0. FOR: Sdv,a, Hazen. Massey, Happ. Ware,ng, Meats. Maloney AGAINST: None Providing Cttstomer Sernce Excellence O~ce of tba Cttv Secretary College Statton. Texas Council Meeting 2/12/2004 Page I I Regular Agenda Item No. 14 - Discussion~ review and possible action regarding the following meetings: Brazos County Health Department~ Brazos Animal Shelter~ Brazn~ Valley Council of Governments, Cemetery Committee~ College Station Busines~ Development Corporation~ Facade Improvement Program Advisory. Committee~ Historic Preservation Committee~ Intergovernmental Committee and School District~ Joint Relief Funding Review Committee, Library Committee~ Metropolitan Planning Or~_anlzation. Parks and Recreation Board, Planning and Zoning Commission~ Sister City Association. TAMU Student Senate, The Research Valley Partnership~ Transportation Committee~ Wolf Pen Creek Oversight Committee~ Zoning Board of Adiustments~ International Festivals Committee. Council member Happ expressed comments of the Washington D.C. tr~p. Mayor Sdvla presented a brief overview of the BVSWMA, MPO and the Brazos Valley Conned of Governments meeting. Regular Agenda Item No. 15 - The City Council may convene the executive session following the regular meeting to discuss matters posted on the executive session agenda for January 8~ 2004. Council concluded their executive session prior to the regular meeting Regular Auenda Item No 16 - Final action on executive session~ if necessary. No action was taken Regular Agenda Item No. 17 - Adiuurn. Heanng no objections, the meeting adjourned at 8'31 p m., Thursday, February 12, 2004. PASSED and APPROVED thts 26th day of February, 2004. ATTEST: City Secretary Conme Hooks APPROVED' Prortdtng Customer Sen~ce Excellence Office of the Cra, Secretan. College Sttttton. ~eXd$ College Statton, Embracing the Pavt, E%plormg the Future Mayor Ron Sflwa Mayor Pro Tempore Anne Hazen City Manager Thomas E Br~mer City Council John Happ Robert Waremg Scoff Mears Dennis Maloney James Massey College Station City Council Regular Meeting Sign In Sheet Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas Provtdtttg Cttslomer Service Excellence OJ]t~ e oJ thc Cttv Sec r~ tar~ College 5tdtto. Ter,ts College Staltott, Etld~r~tctttg the Past, Evplortng the Future Mayor Ron S~lwa Mayor Pro Tempore Anne Hazen CRy Manager Thomas E Brymer City Council John Happ Robert Ware~ng Scoff Mears Dennis Maloney James Massey College Station City Council Regular Meeting Sign in Sheet Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 7:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue C.ollege Station, Texas 10. 19. 20. Pro~tdlng Customer Service Excellence Ollica oJ thL (.Il: College SlOIIOIt, Collt~ge Station, F. mhracl~g the P~st. Erplorlng H~e Fufu~ Mayor Ron S~lwa Mayor Pro Tempom Anne Hazen City Manager Thomas I= Brymer City Council John Happ Robert Ware~ng Scott Mears Dennis Maloney James Massey College Station City Council Workshop Meeting Sign In Sheet Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 3:00 p.m. City Hall Council Chambers, 1101 Texas Avenue College Station, Texas 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. e 19. 20. Pro~idlng Cttstomer Seth.tee EAcellence Olfice u! the Ctn, $ccret, tr~ College St:ttton. Tev, tv