HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/10/2002 - Regular Minutes City Council (3)
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Mayor
Ron Silvia
Mayor Pro Tempore
James Massey
City Manager
Thomas E. Brymer
City Council
John Happ
Winnie Garner
Scott Mears
Dennis Maloney
Anne Hazen
College Station, Embracing the Past,
Exploring the Future
Minutes
College Station City Council
Workshop Meeting and Regular Meeting
Thursday, October 10, 2002 at 3:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.
City Hall Council Chamber, 1101 Texas Avenue
College Station, Texas
COUNCIL MEMBERS PRESENT: Mayor Silvia, Mayor Pro Tern Massey, Council members Happ,
Maloney, Hazen, Mears, Garner
STAFF PRESENT: City Manager Brymer, Assistant City Manager Brown, City Attorney Cargill, Jr.,
City Secretary Hooks, Director of Development Services Templin, Budget and Strategic Planning
Director Kersten, Director of Fiscal Services Cryan, City Planner Kee, Fire Chief Giordano, Fire
Marshal Mies, Economic Development Director Foutz, Transportation Planner Fogle, Water/Wastewater
Division Manager Schepers, Building Official Simms, Public Relations and Communications Manager
Cole, Director of Public Works Smith, Assistant to the City Manager Rapelye and Assistant City
Secretary Casares
Mayor Silvia called the workshop session to order at 3 :05 p.m.
Workshop Agenda Item No.1 -- Discussion of consent agenda items listed for Regular Council
Meeting.
No items were removed for discussion.
Workshop Agenda Item No.2 -- Joint Meeting with the Planning and Zoning Commission for
discussion and possible action regarding telecommunication facilities in the City of College
Station.
Planning and Zoning Commissioners present were: Rick Floyd, Wallis McMath, Carolyn Williams and
Ben White. Commissioners absent were Scott Shafer, Craig Hall and Phil Trapani. Chairman Floyd
opened the meeting.
Staff Planner Lee Battle presented a brief overview of the Wireless Telecommunication Tower report.
The report addressed the Telecommunications Act of 1996, current city ordinances and trends. Mr.
Battle described the following items:
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. Stealth Designs
. Use of Public Facilities
. Submittal/application requirements
. Master Plan
Staff recommended the following options to revise the City of College Station Telecommunications
Ordinance:
Option One
Maintain current level of regulations, making adjustments to improve application and review process.
Clarify definition and implementation of stealth elements of the ordinance. Modify and clarify
application requirements, acquire more information for decision-making and require applicants to
provide more detail on the proposed tower. Allow or encourage telecommunications facilities to locate
on appropriate city facilities, such as electric transmission poles, flagpoles in parks and water towers.
This would be contingent upon the criteria outlined by the affected departments and would be
considered on a case-by-case basis.
Option Two
Maintain current policy with additional standards for siting new towers. In addition to Option One,
increase separation requirements between towers and reduce zoning districts, which would allow for
more towers. Increasing standards will force service providers to seek alternatives, such as collocations
or stealth designs. All recommendations from Option One are also included.
Option Three
Option three would be a combination of Option One, Option Two and would provide a regulation for the
height of new towers to 100 feet. This policy would cause service providers to construct additional
shorter towers to get the same coverage. The current trend is for service providers to construct shorter
towers to fill the gaps between taller towers. Shorter towers are less visually obtrusive and easier to
design as stealth.
Council member Maloney recommended non-stealth towers with a Conditional Use Permit, a strict
definition of Stealth Towers, reduce the height of the towers to 100' or less, increase the distance
between the towers with the exception of stealth towers, encourage collocation, encourage the use of
tower leases on city property and have the Planning and Zoning Commission determine where towers
should not be allowed.
The Council and the Planning and Zoning Commission concurred with Council member Maloney's
recommendation.
Commissioner White made a motion to adjourn the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting at 4:15
p.m. Commissioner McMath seconded the motion and carried unanimously, 4-0.
Agenda Item No.6 -- Executive Session
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At 4: 16 p.m., Mayor Silvia announced in open session that the City Council would convene into
executive session pursuant to Sections 551.071,551.072 and 551.087 of the Open Meetings Act,
to seek the advice of the city attorney with respect to pending and contemplated litigation, to consider
the purchase of real property and to consider economic development negotiations.
Cause No. 43,098-85, Brazos County-Bryan v. College Station
Cause No. 96-03168, Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. 97-02587, Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. 98-13391, Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. 96-06940, Travis County - Bryan, et al. v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. 97-07000, Travis County - TMPA v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. 98-11817, Travis County - TMPA v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. GN002343, Travis County - San Antonio v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. GN002513, Travis County - San Antonio v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. GNOOOI52, Travis County - TMPA v. PUC (intervention)
Cause No. 49,367-CCL2, Brazos County - Wilkerson v. College Station
Cause No. 52,434-361, Brazos County - College Station v. Wolf Pen Creek, Ltd., et al.
Cause No. 28,765, Grimes County - Harold & Rosalie Trant v. Grimes County, City of College Station
and City of Bryan.
Cause No. GN200090; Travis County - Reliant Energy, Inc. v. Big Country Electric Cooperative, Inc.,
et ale
Cause No. GN200100, Travis County - City of San Antonio, etc. v. Brazos Electric Power Cooperation,
et ale
Case No. G-02-108, U.S. District Court - Catherine Lester v. College Station and Sonja Piersall.
Docket Nos. TX96-2-000 & TX96-2-001, FERC - College Station, applicant
Docket No. 25197, Public Utility Commission - College Station request to set rates.
Docket No. 25395, Public Utility Commission - College Station (intervention)
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Cause No. 02-0012920-CV -85, Brazos County - Brazos Paving, Inc. v. Municipal Drilling Services,
Evergreen National Indemnity Co., and City of College Station
Cause No. 02-001154-CV-85; Brazos County - Weisinger Water Well, Inc. v. Municipal Drilling
Services, Evergreen National Indemnity Company and City of College Station
Cause No. 02-001291-CV-361, Brazos County - Sonja Piersall v. City of College Station and Edgar
Feldman
Seek advice regarding City's legal rights regarding Cox Cable.
Economic Incentive Negotiations {Gov't Code Section 551.087}; possible action
The City Council may deliberate on commercial or financial information that the City Council has
received from a business prospect that the City Council seeks to have locate, stay or expand in or near
the city with which the City Council in conducting economic development negotiations may deliberate
on an offer of financial or other incentives for a business prospect. After executive session discussion,
any final action or vote taken will be in public. The following subject(s) may be discussed:
The proposed city conference center and associated privately developed hotel.
Workshop Agenda Item No.7 -- Final action on Executive Session, if necessary.
Council recessed from executive session at 5:25 p.m. No action was taken.
The council returned to the workshop meeting.
Workshop Agenda Item No.4 -- Discussion, review and possible action regarding the following
meetings. Planning and Zoning Commission, Parks and Recreation Board, Wolf Pen Creek
Oversight Committee, Zoning Board of Adjustments, Metropolitan Planning Organization,
Brazos County Health Department, Brazos Animal Shelter, Brazos Valley Council of
Governments, College Station Business Development Corporation, Historic Preservation
Committee, Joint Relief Funding Review Committee, Library Committee, Intergovernmental
Committee, and the Transportation Committee.
This item was postponed until after the regular meeting.
Workshop Agenda Item No.5 -- Council Calendars
City Council Workshop and Regular Meetings, 10/10, 10/24
Council Transportation Committee, 10/1,
Public Hearing-Annexation Proceedings, Council Chambers, 7:00 p.m.
TML Annual Conference, 10/16-10/19, Fort Worth
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Annual Employee Banquet, 10/25, Brazos Center, 6:00 p.m.
Congress of Cities, Salt Lake City, Utah, 12/3-12/7
This item was postponed until after the regular meeting.
Workshop Agenda Item No.3 -- Presentation, discussion and possible action regarding proposed
annexation.
City Planner Jane Kee noted that the purpose of this item was to give council an opportunity to discuss
the proposed annexation and give staff direction as to the areas to include in the ordinance that will be
considered on October 24, 2002. Ms. Kee addressed questions and clarified comments from letters
received from landowners in the proposed areas and the previous public hearings.
Ms. Kee responded to questions raised by Council members regarding the proposed annexation. Council
members held discussion regarding Areas 2, 5 and 6.
After council deliberation, a consensus was met to retain Areas 2, as presented by staff, with Council
member Hazen in opposition.
In response to questions raised regarding Areas 5 and 6, Council discussion will continue after the
regular meeting.
Agenda Item No.6 -- Executive Session will immediately follow the workshop meeting in the
Administrative Conference Room.
At 6:15 p.m., Mayor Silvia announced in open session that the City Council would reconvene into
executive session pursuant to Sections 551.071,551.072 and 551.087 of the Open Meetings Act, to seek
the advice of the city attorney with respect to pending and contemplated litigation, to
consider the purchase of real property and to consider economic development negotiations. Refer to
executive session list previously mentioned.
Regular Meeting: Item No.8
Mayor Silvia called the regular meeting to order at 7:05 p.m. He led the audience in the pledge of
allegiance.
Mayor Silvia presented the proclamation for National Disabilities Awareness Month to Susie Junek;
Chairperson of the Mayor's Committee on Employment of Persons with Disabilities.
Council member Hazen presented the proclamation for Lights On After School to Lance Jackson and
Lincoln Center Staff.
Council member Happ presented the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Member City Award to Steve
Beachy, Geri Marsh and Peter LaMont.
Council member Mears and Athletic Events Supervisor Geri Marsh presented the following awards:
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T AAF Male Athlete of the Year to Brett Cast
TAAF Female Athlete of the Year to Robyn Miller
Item No. 8.1: Hear Visitors:
Rebecca Mann, 2000 Longmire Court #10, addressed the Council in support of the College Station
Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan.
Lisa Villalobos, 1313 Mullins Loop North, College Station, addressed the Council to consider a
permanent location for the Toy Library.
Consent Agenda
9.1 Approved by common consent the minutes for City Council workshop and regular
meeting, September 26, 2002.
9.2 Bid No. 01-97 - Approved by common consent a renewal agreement with National Tree
Expert Company for electric system tree trimming contract for an annual estimated
expenditure of $268,624.00. Funds available and budgeted in the Electric Division
Operating Fund.
9.3 Bid No. 02-108 - Approved by common consent the ratification and approval for
insurance bid for excess liability and workers compensation coverage and rejection of all
bids received on Bid No. 02-104. Funds available and budgeted in the City's Self Insurance
Funds.
9.4 Approved by common consent Resolution No. 10-10-2002-9.4 approving the Budget of
the Brazos County Emergency Communications District, FY 2003.
9.5 Approved by common consent the ratification of purchase of concrete flat work and
curb & gutter installation, in accordance with LGC 252.022(a)(2) a procurement necessary
to preserve the public health or safety of the municipality's residents, to Texcon, Inc. in the
amount of $45,370. Funds available in the Public Works Streets Maintenance Division
Budget.
9.6 Approved by common consent a second amendment to the development agreement
between the City of College Station and T AC Realty Inc. Council member Garner
abstained.
Regular Agenda
Regular Agenda Item No. 10.1 -- Public hearing, discussion and possible action on a rezoning for
3950 Harvey Road.
Director of Development Services Kelly Templin noted the location of the subject property and
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explained that it consists of 5.36 acres, which is currently zoned A-O, Agricultural Open. He explained
that the applicant is requesting that 3.86 acres be rezoned to A-P, Administrative Professional, with the
remaining 1.5 acre tract rezoned R-l, Single Family Residential. According to the 30/60 Study the
appropriate uses for the area are commercial, office/service, and higher density single family.
Staff recommended the A-P rezoning, since this rezoning complies with the 30/60 Study and standards.
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial based upon the possible negative impacts
on the surrounding single-family neighborhood.
Mayor Silvia opened the public hearing
Mark Dudley, 8 Lori Lane, College Station made a presentation to the Council requesting the rezoning.
In his presentation he proposed to plat a landscape preserve to maintain the existing natural buffer
between the commercial use and the adjacent single family property. Mr. Dudley also offered to incur
the cost for widening Pamela Lane.
The following citizens spoke in opposition of the rezoning
John Vilas, 15 Ranchero Drive
Walter Hoke, 37 Pamela Lane
Delph Ross, 1002 Oakhaven Circle
Don Austin, 48, Pamela Lane
Mayor Silvia closed the public hearing.
Council member Happ moved to approve an ordinance rezoning 3.86-acre tract from A-O, Agriculture
Open to A-P Administrative Professional and the remaining 1.5 to R-l, Single Family Residential.
Motion seconded by Council member Garner.
Council member Hazen moved to amend the motion to include the applicants proposal to plat a
landscape preserve to maintain the existing natural buffer between the commercial use and adjacent
single family, and approve Ordinance No. 2583 rezoning 3.86-acre tract from A-O, Agriculture Open to
A-P Administrative Professional and the remaining 1.5 to R-l, Single Family Residential. Motion
seconded by Mayor Pro Tern Massey, which carried by a vote of
5-2.
FOR: Silvia, Massey, Happ, Garner, Hazen
AGAINST: Maloney, Mears
Council recessed at 8:39 p.m. for a short break and returned to the regular meeting at 8:50
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p.m.
Regular Agenda Item No. 10.2 -- Public hearing, discussion and possible action on revising the
classification of the Cornell Drive/Lassie Lane thoroughfare from a major collector to a minor
collector.
Transportation Planner Ken Fogle described the location of Cornell Drive and Lassie Lane. It is a major
collector east of Texas Avenue between Southwest Parkway and Holleman Drive. Cornell Drive is a
two-lane roadway, running from Southwest Parkway and terminates at a parcel of land with another
segment before Manuel. Lassie Lane is also a two-lane roadway between Sterling and Holleman. Mr.
Fogle explained the differences between a major collector and minor collector. The projections
submitted in the traffic study by Jeff Milburn Engineering, justified reclassifying Cornell as a minor
collector on the Thoroughfare Plan.
Staff recommended revising the Thoroughfare Plan to include the Cornell Drive and Lassie Lane
corridor as a minor collector.
Mayor Silvia opened the public hearing.
Willie Allen, 8706 Driftwood Drive spoke in opposition of the ordinance.
Mayor Silvia closed the public hearing.
Council member Maloney moved to deny the reclassification of Cornell Drive and Lassie Lane as a
minor collector street. Motion seconded by Council member Garner, which carried by a vote of 6-1.
FOR: Silvia, Massey, Happ, Maloney, Garner, Hazen
AGAINST: Mears
Regular Agenda Item No. 10.3 -- Presentation, discussion and possible action on adopting the
College Station Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan update.
Transportation Planner Fogle presented an update regarding the Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan.
He explained that the City Council's 2001-2002 Strategic Plan included a strategy to improve
bike/pedestrian friendliness by constructing and maintaining bike/pedestrian infrastructure.
The original plan was adopted in 1993. The new plan included new areas of the City as well as some
new opinion. He explained that bikeways are described as on-street lanes and routes and off-street trails
to accommodate both cyclists and pedestrians. The objective of the plan was to provide a system of
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bikeways and pedestrian ways similar to the thoroughfare system that is provided for vehicles and to
encourage the use of these methods of transportation. Mr. Fogle noted that the processes in developing
the plan involved research, public involvement, surveys, and avenues of advertisement and field
investigation.
Mr. Fogle discussed support elements, such as design elements, education/safety and facilities. He noted
one area of concern was whether bike lanes should be included on Longmire Drive between Harvey
Mitchell Parkway and Valley View Drive. Long term plans for this area have been to construct a
pedestrian/bikeway bridge across Bee Creek at the end of Longmire Court to tie into the College Station
Bike Loop. The reason for not installing bike lanes along this stretch of Longmire included safety
concerns at the Harvey Mitchell Parkway/Longmire intersection and the removal of parking adjacent to
the College Station Business Center.
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan with the
amendment to change the bike plan for the section of Longmire between Airline and Valley View to
Airline and Southwood.
Mayor Silvia opened the public hearing.
The following citizens addressed the Council regarding the proposed College Station Bikeway and
Pedestrian Master Plan.
David Scott, 1019 Guadalupe
Willie Allen, 8706 Driftwood Drive
Robert Rose, 400 Nagle, #502
Jim Griffin, 4728 Stonebriar
Steve Bradley, 706 Putter Court
John Clark, 504 Crescent, Bryan
Mayor Silvia closed the public hearing.
Mayor Pro Tern Massey moved to approve the Bikeway and Pedestrian Master Plan with the Planning
and Zoning Commission amendment to change the bike plan for the section of Longmire between
Airline and Valley View to Airline and Southwood. His motion also reflected a request for staff to return
to the City Council with an amendment to the ordinance
when the bridge was completed at Bee Creek. Council member Mears seconded the motion, which
carried by a vote of7-0.
FOR: Silvia, Massey, Happ, Maloney, Mears, Garner, Hazen
AGAINST: None
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Council recessed at 10:40 p.m. for a short break and returned to the regular meeting at 10:48 p.m.
Regular Agenda Item No. 10.4 -- Presentation, discussion and possible action on Covenants and
Restriction for the new business park generally located near the intersection of Highway 6 and
Greens Prairie Road.
Director of Economic Development Kim Foutz described the Covenants and Restrictions for the new
business park. The Covenants and Restrictions were written to accomplish a "Woodlands" effect,
preserving the natural setting and blending man made elements within. Issues addressed in the
Covenants and Restrictions included allowed uses, architectural/development standards, design approval
process, and maintenance of the park common areas. She described the following Covenants and
Restrictions for the new park:
. Covenants and Restrictions run with the land and are binding upon lessees and owners
. Duration is 20 years with automatic 10 year renewals
. Amendments are made solely by the City Council
. An Advisory Board comprised of city staff members appointed by the City Manager will regulate
all development and redevelopment activity
. Sets development standards for utilities, driveways, parking, loading, storage, screening,
sidewalks, pathways, exterior illumination, signage and building design
. Covenants and Restrictions work in connection with City Ordinances and Codes. Wherever there
is a conflict, the more stringent requirement applies.
Mayor Pro Tern Massey moved approval of the Covenants and Restrictions for the new business park
located near the intersection of Highway 6 and Greens Prairie Road. Motion seconded by Council
member Garner, which carried unanimously, 7-0.
FOR: Silvia, Massey, Happ, Maloney, Mears, Garner, Hazen
AGAINST: None
Regular Agenda Item No. 10.5 -- Presentation, discussion and possible action on a Master Plan for
the new business park generally located near the intersection of Highway 6 and Greens Prairie
Road.
Ms. Foutz also presented the goals for the new business park. The proposed business park shall include
376 total acres with 239 acres for development and 108 acres for greenway purposes. Highlights of the
proposed Master Plan included:
. Utilization of roadways and utilities that were identified in various City plans
. Incorporates roadways depicted in Thoroughfare Plan
. Incorporates Rock Prairie Small Area Plan
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. Accomplishes goals in the Greenway Master Plan components
. Accomplishes large uses if needed
. Phased approach allowing construction on an "as needed basis"
. Utilizes water feature as primary amenities
. Utilization of greenway trails to accomplish detention
The Master Plan provided a master preliminary plat, a master plan document, covenants and restrictions,
concept cost estimates, recommendations on phasing, land offering calculator and presentation
materials.
Mayor Pro Tern Massey moved approval of the Master Plan for the new business park located near the
intersection of Highway 6 and Greens Prairie Road. Motion seconded by Council member Garner,
which carried unanimously, 7-0.
FOR: Silvia, Massey, Happ, Maloney, Mears, Garner, Hazen
AGAINST: None
Regular Agenda Item No. 10.6 -- Presentation, discussion and possible action on the cross-
connection control requirements for residential lawn irrigation systems in College Station,
including a recommendation from the Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals for
amendments to the 2000 International Plumbing Code (IPC) and 2000 International Residential
Code (IRC), and staff recommendation for alternative amendments.
Water/Wastewater Division Manager Dale Schepers and Building Official Lance Simms described the
current regulations, standards, ordinances and code that dictate the means and methods required to
protect the public water supply system from cross-connections and backflow conditions. Mr. Schepers
provided information regarding council concerns from the August 22, 2002 meeting.
Mr. Simms explained that the 2001 International Codes did not recognize double check assemblies in
their list of methods approved to protect the public water supply system.
Staff noted there are two issues for the Council to consider regarding this item.
. Chapter 11, Section 10 of the Code of Ordinances, IPC and IRC need to be revised to resolve a
conflict in the definition of Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker (A VB) and in inspection and testing
requirements.
. The Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals recommended by majority vote at its May
20, 2002 meeting to amend the IPC and IRC to allow the use of double check valve assemblies,
which are not allowed for lawn irrigation under current code, as protection for the public water
supply system, and to extend the testing interval for all backflow assemblies from one year to five
years.
Staff recommended resolving testing/inspection conflict and increasing test interval to five years.
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The following citizens addressed the Council regarding this item.
Glenn Thomas, 110 12th Man Circle
John Prince, 4710 Elmo Weedon Road
Council member Hazen moved to approve Ordinance No. lA, IB, and lC. Motion seconded by Council
member Maloney. Motion failed 7-0.
Council member Maloney moved to approve Ordinances 2585 (2a), 2586 (2b) and 2587 (2c) amending
Chapter 11, Section 10 of the Code of Ordinances and Chapter 3 of the Code of Ordinances to clarify
that double check valve systems shall apply to lawn irrigation systems. The motion also included
changing the commercial inspections from one year to five years. Motion seconded by Mayor Pro Tern
Massey, which carried unanimously, 7-0.
FOR: Silvia, Massey, Happ, Maloney, Mears, Garner
AGAINST: None
Regular Agenda Item No. 11 -- The City council may convene the executive session following the
regular meeting to discuss matters posted on the executive session agenda for 10/10/02.
At 12:20 a.m., Mayor Silvia announced in open session that the City Council would reconvene into
executive session pursuant to Sections 551.071,551.072 and 551.087 of the Open Meetings Act, to seek
the advice of the city attorney with respect to pending and contemplated litigation, to consider the
purchase of real property and to consider economic development negotiations. Refer to executive
session list previously mentioned.
Regular Agenda Item No. 12 -- Final action on executive session, if necessary.
Council concluded its executive session at 12:30 a.m. They returned to open session. No action was
taken.
Workshop Agenda Item No.3 -- Presentation, discussion and possible action regarding proposed
annexation.
The council continued their discussion regarding Areas 5 and 6 of the proposed annexation. After
council deliberation, a consensus was met to consider all six areas of the proposed annexation.
No formal action was taken.
Workshop Agenda Item No.4 -- Discussion, review and possible action regarding the following
meetings. Planning and Zoning Commission, Parks and Recreation Board, Wolf Pen Creek
Oversight Committee, Zoning Board of Adjustments, Metropolitan Planning Organization,
Brazos County Health Department, Brazos Animal Shelter, Brazos Valley Council of
Governments, College Station Business Development Corporation, Historic
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Preservation Committee, Joint Relief Funding Review Committee, Library Committee,
Intergovernmental Committee, and the Transportation Committee.
Council members provided no reports.
Workshop Agenda Item No.5 -- Council Calendars
City Council Workshop and Regular Meetings, 10/10, 10/24
Council Transportation Committee, 10/1,
Public Hearing-Annexation Proceedings, Council Chambers, 7:00 p.m.
TML Annual Conference, 10/16-10/19, Fort Worth
Annual Employee Banquet, 10/25, Brazos Center, 6:00 p.m.
Congress of Cities, Salt Lake City, Utah, 12/3-12/7
Council reviewed upcoming calendar of events.
Regular Agenda Item No. 13 -- Adjourn.
Hearing no objections, the meeting adjourned at 12:50 a.m., Friday, October 11,2002.
APPROVED:
Mayor Ron Silvia
ATTEST:
City Secretary Connie Hooks
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