[C. Consider and act upon, a request regarding the demolition of a commercial structure in accordance with Ordinance No. 2022-34. Property located at 104 S. Ballard. within the Downtown Historic District]

THAT WE WILL MOVE TO OUR REGULAR AGENDA THIS EVENING. OUR FIRST ITEM. WILL BE ITEMS SEE. WHICH IS TO CONSIDER AND ACT UPON A REQUEST REGARDING THE DEMOLITION OF A COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ORDINANCE NUMBER 20 22-30 FOR PROPERTY LOCATED AT 104, SOUTH BALLARD WITHIN THE DOWNTOWN HISTORIC DISTRICT. COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS AND REQUESTED THIS. I WILL LET YOU THANK YOU, MAYOR AND MR RUNNER. I DON'T THINK I'M GOING TO HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR SAY. I REALLY JUST WANTED IT ON THE RECORD THAT WHILE I UNDERSTAND THAT STRUCTURE UM, IS GOING TO END UP MEETING FOR THE OVERALL. UM PLAN FOR DOWNTOWN TO BE SOMETHING DIFFERENT THAN IT IS NOW. I'D LIKE TO SEE KIND OF WHAT WE NOTED IN THE AGENDA THAT WE TRY TO SEE WE CAN POSSIBLY RECOMMISSIONED THE ARTIST TO DO SOMETHING LATER. UM ALONG THOSE LINES, RECREATE PORTIONS OF IT AND DO SOMETHING JUST SO WE RETAIN SOME OF THAT HERITAGE THAT WE'VE ALL ENJOYED FOR A WHILE. THANK YOU, SIR. SO MR GRINER, IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO AS THE APPLICANT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK TO WHAT YOUR PLANS ARE FOR HELPING TO PRESERVE OR RECOMMISSIONED THE ARTWORK THAT WOULD BE AFFECTED. JASON GREGORY BELIEVES HE THANK YOU FOR THE COMMENTS THERE. UM WE HAVE TALKED ABOUT THAT ITEM IN THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION EVEN AT HRC TO EITHER MEMORIALIZE THAT ARTWORK OR TAKE PICTURE OR DOCUMENT THAT THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION PREVIOUSLY, EVEN

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ABOUT TRYING TO PRESERVE IT. I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT WOULD TAKE TO MOVE THAT ARTWORK OR IF IT WOULD JUST BE IT'S EASY TO MAYBE RECOMMISSIONED THAT SAME ARTISTS COME BACK OUT AND THIS TRADITIONAL ART OR DOWNTOWN, WHATEVER THE WILL OF OUR BOARD AND COUNCIL WOULD BE FOR THAT. I MEAN, WE'RE ALONG FOR THE RIDE THERE. WE WANT TO SEE TASTEFULLY DONE ARTWORK AND DOWNTOWN. WE HAVE A LOT OF DIFFERENT BUSINESSES THAT HAVE SHOWN INTEREST IN DOING MURALS IN THE COMMUNITY AS WELL. SO WE'LL WORK WITH YOU ON THAT. WHATEVER THE SUPPORTERS FROM COUNCIL OR GUIDANCE HERE WE'LL HELP WITH THAT THE LONG TERM GOAL AND OBJECTIVE REALLY WITH OUR BOARD IN AND EVEN TALKING WITH YOU GUYS DURING THE BUDGET PROCESS LAST YEAR, GOING THROUGH DEMOLITION ON SOME OF THESE PROPERTIES DOWNTOWN, LONG TERM GOAL AND OBJECTIVE IS TO REALLY KIND OF MARKET THESE FOR SALE WHILE WE SIT ON THESE AS LANDLORD, WE ARE NOT ACTIVELY MARKETING THOSE PROPERTIES TO OUTSIDE DEVELOPERS. AND AS YOU KNOW, THE CHALLENGES THAT WE HAVE WHEN WE GO TO CONVINCE SOMEONE TO INVEST IN OUR COMMUNITY. WHEN WE HAVE TENANTS IN THOSE BUILDINGS, THEY LOOK AT THAT. AND I THINK THE QUESTION VIABILITY TO PEACE ABILITY, WE REALLY CAN MOVE. DIRT BUILDINGS AND CUT OFF UTILITIES TO THOSE BUILDINGS AS QUICK AS WE SAY THAT WE CAN WRITE VERY SHORT FEASIBILITY PERIOD IN TIME IS MONEY FOR THESE DEVELOPERS.

REALLY DOES OBJECTIVE FOR US TO TRY AND GET IT TO WHERE WE CAN PARK AT THOSE INDIVIDUAL PIECES OF PROPERTY, WORKED WITH OUR BOARD AND COUNCIL TO TRY AND BRING BACK A REDEVELOPMENT THAT I THINK HRC WOULD EVEN BE HAPPY WITH BUILT. TO THE HISTORIC STANDARDS AND SOMETHING WE CAN ALL BE PROUD OF. GET TO THE QUESTION. I DON'T HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION WITH THAT. I'M READY FOR A MOTION IF YOU ARE MAYOR WE DO HAVE WE DO HAVE ONE QUESTION MAYOR PRO TEM? THANK YOU, MAYOR.

AND IT'S NOT MUCH OF A QUESTION MORE THAN IT IS JUST A REQUEST MOVING FORWARD ON THE BUILDINGS THAT ARE AH, SCHEDULED FOR DEMOLITION THAT ARE TOO IN THIS. AND THIS, UH, AGENDA AND ARE WE BOUND? FOR AH! THE NEW BUILDINGS TO FIT THE HRC S REQUIREMENTS. THANK YOU. AND I DID HAVE A QUICK QUESTION BECAUSE YOU MENTIONED MENTIONED SEVERAL REQUESTS. OBVIOUSLY YOU'RE MOVING FORWARD WITH THE REQUEST FOR PERMISSION. UH, TO DEMO, THE BUILDING THAT'S IN PLACE. IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU HAVEN'T YET DETERMINED WHAT YOUR PROCESS WILL BE. FOR ADDRESSING THAT YOU SAID. THERE'S THE POTENTIAL TO SAVE IT TO RECOMMISSIONED. THERE'S DIFFERENT OPPORTUNITIES THERE. UM IS THAT SOMETHING THAT YOU PLAN ON THEM EXPLORING WITH YOUR BOARD BEFORE ACTUALLY MOVING FORWARD. WITH WITH THE DEMOLITION. THIS IS ACTUALLY A DISCUSSION ITEM AT TOMORROW MORNING'S WHILE THE BDC BOARD GAME PERFECT. SO APPRECIATE THAT, AND I'LL JUST ECHO MY COLLEAGUES OR MY COLLEAGUE FOR SURE. HERE ON THE RIGHT THAT, UM , OBVIOUSLY THIS ARTWORK HAS BEEN IN PLACE FOR QUITE A FEW YEARS. UM AND I WOULD LOVE TO SEE THE OPPORTUNITY TO IF IT CAN'T BE SAVED TO POTENTIALLY BE ABLE TO COMMISSION SOMETHING NEW FROM THE SAME ARTIST OR RECOMMISSIONED THE PIECE, DEPENDING ON THE ABILITY TO DO SO. SO WITH THAT. DO WE HAVE AN EMOTIONAL ITEM? THANK YOU, MAYOR TO MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE. THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. WE HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE. DO WE HAVE A SECOND? COUNCILMAN STRING. SECOND WE HAVE EMOTION WITH THE SECOND TO APPROVE THE ITEM AS PRESENTED. PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES. 60 WITH COUNCILMAN STRING ABSENT. OR DUKE. I APOLOGIZE. HE'S HE'S. COUNCILMAN DUKE IS ABSENT SO

[1. Consider, and act upon, the award of Contract No. #W2023-94-E for Medical Advisory Services for Wylie Fire-Rescue with Columbia Medical Center of Plano Subsidiary LP d/b/a Medical City Plano, in the amount of $224,013.00, and authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary documents.]

WITH THAT WE WILL MOVE. THE ITEM NUMBER ONE. WHICH IS. TO CONSIDER AND ACT UPON THE AWARD OF CONTRACT NUMBER. W 20 23-94 DASHI FOR MEDICAL ADVISORY SERVICES FOR WIDELY FIRE RESCUE WITH COLUMBIA MEDICAL CENTER OF PLANO SUBSIDIARY L P. D. V A MEDICAL CITY, PLANO, THE AMOUNT OF $224,013 AND AUTHORIZED IN THE CITY MANAGER EXECUTE ANY NECESSARY DOCUMENTS CHIEF OF LIFE GOOD EVENING, MAYOR AND COUNCIL THIS THIS IS FOR OUR MEDICAL CONTROL, ONLINE MEDICAL CONTROL, AND THERE'S REALLY THREE MAIN COMPONENTS OF THIS. UM AND IT'S A RESULT OF AN RFP THAT WE'VE GOT TWO SUBMISSIONS. AND OF THOSE TWO SUBMISSIONS. WE FELT LIKE THIS WAS THE BEST.

CURRENTLY THIS IS PROVIDED THROUGH RMS PROVIDER THROUGH OUR THIRD PARTY SERVICE. AND THIS IS THE SAME VENDOR. BUT WE WILL HAVE TO GO THROUGH SOME CHANGES BECAUSE WE'RE GOING TO DO IT A LITTLE DIFFERENT, SO ONLINE MEDICAL CONTROL ALL OF OUR PARAMEDICS WORK WORK UNDER A MEDICAL CONTROL, DOCTOR. AND UM, HE OR SHE COMES OUT AND TEACHES OUR CLASSES RIGHTS ARE PROTOCOLS APPROVES OUR PROTOCOL CHANGES. IT ALSO, UM Q A Q. R SO QUALITY ASSURANCE ON OUR ANNUAL RUN RUN REPORTS, THEY'LL THEY'LL DO THAT QA QA ON THOSE RUN REPORTS. AND THEN, OF COURSE, THE ES TAUGHT BY MEDICAL STAFF FROM MEDICAL CITY, PLANO, AND IT'S A IT'S A THREE YEAR INITIAL CONTRACT.

WITH TWO TO YOUR OPTIONS FOR A SEVEN YEAR TOTAL. AND IT'S ABOUT, UM. 74,006 71 A YEAR. AND

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WITH THAT, I'LL BE GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. OKAY. THANK YOU, CHIEF. COUNCIL. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? IF THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS, I'D BE OPEN TO EMOTION ON THE ITEM. MAYOR PRO TEM FORRESTER. THANK YOU, MAYOR. I MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEMS PRESENTED MOTION TO APPROVE HIS PRESENTED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND? COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS? SECOND YOU HAVE EMOTION WITH A SECOND TO APPROVE COUNCIL, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. THE MOTION CARRIES 60 WITH

[2. Consider, and act upon, Resolution No. 2023-28(R) regarding the acceptance of the 2023 State Homeland Security Grant Program funds for hazardous materials equipment, specifically hazardous materials dry decon materials.]

COUNCILMAN DUKE ABSINTHE. BUT THAT WILL MOVE TO ITEM NUMBER TWO THIS EVENING. WHICH IS TO CONSIDER AND ACT UPON RESOLUTION NUMBER. 20 23-28 ARE REGARDING THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE 2023 STATE HOMELAND. SECURITY GRANT PROGRAM FUNDS FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS EQUIPMENT, SPECIFICALLY HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, DRY DEACON MATERIALS. CHEAP. I THANK YOU. MAYOR COUNCIL. THIS THIS RESOLUTION WILL ALLOW US TO ACCEPT A GRANT THAT WE APPLIED FOR THROUGH THE, UM I WANT TO MAKE SURE I GET THIS RIGHT STATE HOMELAND SECURITY PROGRAM. WE DID IT IN CONJUNCTION WITH OUR COG, UM, WITH THE HAZMAT WORKING GROUP, WHICH SOME OF OUR PERSONNEL HAVE BECOME A BIG PART OF, AND THIS IS AN EFFORT TO DO REGIONAL STANDARDIZATION FOR DEACON FOR HAZARD MATERIALS RESPONSE AND IT'S A $14,000 GRANT THAT WE WILL, UM ADD TO OUR ARSENAL DRY DEACON CAPABILITIES. THERE'S THREE STEPS FOR US TO RECEIVE IT. THIS IS THIS IS STEP NUMBER ONE. THE OTHER TWO. DON'T DON'T INVOLVE THE COUNCIL. THEY'RE JUST SOME PAPERWORK AND THINGS WE HAVE TO SUBMIT. UM THIS ALLOWS TO BE MORE EFFICIENT BETTER AND THERE'S NO CLEANUP WHEN WE WHEN WE DO THIS DRY DEEP WHEN WE DEACON UM ARE FOLKS NOW IF THEY GET EXPOSED OR EVEN CITIZENS GET EXPOSED. WE HAVE TO COLLECT ALL THAT WATER AND THEN PAY SOMEBODY TO HAUL IT OFF. AND WITH THIS UM, IT'LL JUST BE OUR EQUIPMENT. IT'LL IT'LL BE BAGGED UP AND IT WILL STILL HAVE TO BE HAULED UP, BUT WE WON'T HAVE TO GET RID OF THE WATER AND CONTROL. THE RUNOFF WILL BE A LOT OF FOOTBALL APP FASTER AND A LOT MORE EFFICIENT. AND WITH THAT, I'LL BE GLAD TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS.

COUNCIL. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ON THIS ITEM? THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS I'D BE OPEN TO EMOTION. MAYOR PRO TEM THANK YOU, MAYOR. I'D LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THIS ITEM AS PRESENTED. THEN WE HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE HIS PRESENTED TO BE THE SECOND COUNCILMAN STRENGTH SECOND. WE HAVE A MOTION WITH THE SECOND TO APPROVE COUNCIL, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES 60 WITH COUNCILMAN DUKE ABSENT WITH THAT WE'LL MOVE TO ITEM THREE, WHICH IS TO CONSIDER

[3. Consider, and act upon, Ordinance No. 2023-52 amending Wylie’s Code of Ordinances, Ordinance No. 2021- 17, as amended, Chapter 110 (Traffic and Vehicles), Article VI (Stopping, Standing, and Parking), Section 110-175 (No parking zones designated); creating Section 110-175 (14) Westbound side of Bennett Road. Prohibiting the stopping, standing, or parking of a vehicle along the westbound side of Bennett Road measuring 1,600 feet from the intersection of Wylie East Drive; establishing an offense; providing for a penalty for the violation of this ordinance; providing for repealing, savings and severability clauses;]

AND ACT UPON ORDINANCE NUMBER. 20 23-52 AMENDING WILEY'S CODE OF ORDINANCES ORDINANCE NUMBER 20 21-17 IS AMENDED CHAPTER 110 TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES ARTICLE SIX STOPPING STANDING AND PARKING SECTION 110. THAT'S 175 NO PARKING ZONES DESIGNATED CREATING SECTION 1 10-175 14 WESTBOUND SIDE OF BENNETT ROAD PROHIBITING THE STOPPING STANDING OR PARKING OF A VEHICLE ALONG THE WESTBOUND SIDE. EVENT ROAD MEASURING 1600 FT FROM THE INTERSECTION OF WILEY EAST DRIVE, ESTABLISHING OFFENSE PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ORDINANCE, PROVIDING FOR REPEALING SAVINGS AND SEVERABILITY CLAUSES PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE AND PROVIDING FOR THE PUBLICATION OF THE CAPTION HERO. CHIEF HENDERSON.

MAYOR AND COUNCIL. THANK YOU. SO AS YOU READ THAT LENGTHY PORTION WE ARE ACTUALLY AT REQUESTING TO AMEND. THE CURRENT ORDINANCE TO ADD THE BURBAGE FOR THE WESTBOUND SIDE OF BENNETT ROAD TO HAVE NO PARKING, NO STOP STANDING OR PARKING. SO UM, FOR THOSE THAT MAY NOT BE FAMILIAR WITH THIS PARTICULAR ROADWAY. IT'S ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WILEY EAST AND WRAPS AROUND TO THE EAST SIDE AND CONNECTS BACK TO 78. UM ALONG THAT SOUTH SIDE. THERE'S SOME RESIDENTS THERE THAT ROADWAYS PRETTY NARROW AND SO AFTER SCHOOL WHEN KIDS ARE LET OUT. A LOT OF THE PARENTS ARE PARKING ON THAT KIND OF NORTH SIDE OF THE ROAD, THE WESTBOUND DIRECTION. AND IT'S CAUSING A LOT OF ISSUES FOR THE RESIDENTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE, VERY DIFFICULT FOR THEM TO GET VEHICLES DOWN THAT ROADWAY AND ONCE THAT FILLS UP KIND OF ON THAT. WESTBOUND SIDE OF THE ROAD. THEN THEY'RE PULLING INTO THESE INDIVIDUALS DRIVES AND ALTHOUGH THERE ARE SIGNS THAT THE COUNTY HAS ERECTED ON THE EASTBOUND DIRECTION SIDE OF THAT ROADWAY. FOR NO PARKING THEY'RE OBVIOUSLY PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE AS WELL. NOW WE KNOW THAT WE CAN'T REALLY DO ANYTHING ABOUT THE VEHICLES THAT ARE PARKED ON THE SOUTH SIDE. BUT I THINK IF WE HAD SIGNS ON OUR OUR SIDE OF THAT ROADWAY AND OUR PRESENCE ALONE OUT THERE WOULD PROBABLY DETER SOME OF THAT, AND THAT'S WHAT WE'RE KIND OF HOPING BECAUSE WE WERE FILLED IN THE PHONE CALLS THE SAME AS THE

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COUNTY. OBVIOUSLY THE COUNTY DOESN'T ALWAYS HAVE INDIVIDUALS THAT GET TO THIS PORTION OF THE COUNTY THAT OFTEN, ESPECIALLY DURING THOSE TIMES AT SCHOOL IS LETTING OUT. UM SO WE THINK THAT A WAY FOR US TO KIND OF CONTROL SOME OF THIS IS TO GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO BE ABLE TO ENFORCE SOMETHING AT LEAST ON OUR SIDE OF THAT ROADWAY. OBVIOUSLY WE'RE ALL LIKE WE ALWAYS DO. WE'RE GOING TO GIVE PEOPLE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MOVE. WE'RE NOT LOOKING TO NECESSARILY WRITE A BUNCH OF CITATIONS OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT. THAT'S NOT WHAT THIS IS ABOUT. UM BUT I THINK US BEING ABLE TO HAVE THAT ABILITY TO DO THAT. IF YOU KNOW, IT'S NOT CHANGING AND THEY'RE NOT DOING. YOU KNOW THEY'RE NOT MOVING AND HITTING THE WARNINGS, THEN I THINK IT GIVES US A LITTLE BIT OF THAT BACKING. TO BE ABLE TO ISSUE CITATIONS IF WE HAD TO. OKAY WITH THAT. I'LL ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS. COME ON. THANK YOU, CHIEF. I KNOW THIS IS SOMETHING THAT WE HAVE HEARD FROM CITIZENS AS COUNSEL AS WELL ON UM, AND IT'S SOMETHING THAT WE'VE DONE. SIMILAR ARRANGEMENTS SOMETIMES TWEAKED A LITTLE BIT. BUT IN OTHER NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE AND ROADWAYS WHERE WE'VE HAD THE SAME ISSUE, SO COUNCIL THAT WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS. GENTLEMEN MALIKI. THANK YOU, CHIEF FOR PRESENTING THIS. UM I GUESS MY CONCERN IS IF WE PAY IF WE DO THAT ROAD THE SOUTH SIDE. THESE CARS ARE GOING TO GO THERE TO PICK UP THEIR KIDS OR WHATNOT. ANYWAY SO WHERE WHAT'S THE LONG TERM SOLUTION IN TERMS OF ARE THEY GOING TO GO INTO THE NEIGHBORHOODS AND PARKS WHILE THEIR KIDS ARE COMING OUT OR WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO BECAUSE I I'M AFRAID THAT WE'RE GOING TO FIX ONE. AND THEN WE'RE GOING TO BE PRESENTED WITH 4567 OTHER ISSUES SO I'M NOT SURE. SURE WE LOOK AT IT HOLISTIC. TYPE OF APPROACH OR SHOULD WE JUST LOOK AT IT THIS ONE AND THEN THEY'RE GOING TO BE PUSHED SOMEWHERE ELSE. WELL, I THINK WE'VE ALREADY SEEN SEEN THAT. I MEAN, WE HAVE SIGNS THAT ARE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD TO THE WEST. LOLLY EAST HIGH SCHOOL THAT WE'VE DEALT WITH FOR PROBABLY THE LAST FOUR YEARS, MAYBE AH, MAYBE LONGER THAN THAT, AND I THINK ONE OF THE THINGS THAT WE'RE ALWAYS TRYING TO DO WITH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT IS LOOK AT SCHOOL TRAFFIC AND WHAT'S THE BEST WAY FOR CARS TO GET IN AND OUT? I JUST I HAD A KID THAT WENT TO THAT SCHOOL THAT WE WAS PICKING HIM UP AND I THINK ONCE ONCE YOU GET IN THE LINE, IT ACTUALLY DOES MOVE. FAIRLY WELL, I JUST THINK PARENTS DON'T WANT TO SIT IN THAT LINE. AND I THINK THAT THAT'S CAUSING THEM TO PARK ON ALL THESE CITY STREETS AROUND THAT SO TO ANSWER YOUR OVERALL QUESTION. I DON'T KNOW THAT IF WE PUT SANDS UP ALL OVER THE PLACE, IF IT WAS GONNA TRULY STOP THIS FROM HAPPENING, BUT I THINK IT GIVES US THE ABILITY TO MAKE CONTACT WITH THEM, WHEREAS RIGHT NOW WE DON'T REALLY HAVE MUCH OF THAT ABILITY TO BE ABLE TO DO THAT. APPRECIATE IT.

THANKS. OKAY? DO YOU HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ON THE SIDE? IF THERE ARE NONE, I'D BE OPEN TO A MOTION ON THE ITEM COUNCILMAN STRENGTH. THANK YOU, MARY. I MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEM AS PRESENTED. MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS? I WAS THINKING IT MOTION WITH THE SECOND TO APPROVE THIS PRESENTED. COUNCIL, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES 60 WITH COUNCILMAN DUKE ABSENT WITH THAT WE'LL MOVE TO

[4. Hold a Public Hearing, consider, and act upon, the writing of an ordinance for a change in zoning from Commercial Corridor (CC) to Commercial Corridor - Special Use Permit (CC-SUP) on 0.4496 acres to allow for Automobile Repair Minor use. Property located at 403 S. State Highway 78 (ZC 2023-17).]

ITEM FOUR, WHICH IS TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING. CONSIDER AN ACT UPON THE WRITING OF AN ORDINANCE FOR A CHANGE IN ZONING FROM COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR C C TO COMMERCIAL CORRIDOR. SPECIAL USE PERMIT. C. C S U P ON 0.4496 ACRES TO ALLOW FOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR. MINOR USE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 403 SOUTH STATE HIGHWAY 78 ZONING CASE, 20 23-17. MR HASKINS. THANK YOU, MAYOR. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. UM AS STATED, THE APPLICANT IS ASKING FOR A SPECIAL USE PERMIT. THIS IS AN EXISTING BUILDING ON EXISTING PROPERTY. THE BUILDING CELLS ABOUT 5000 SQUARE FEET.

WHEN IT WAS FIRST BUILT IN 1970. IT WAS IT WAS AN AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR USE. UM IT'S SINCE BEEN, UM, AN AUTO PARTS STORE. UM, CABINET SHOP, AND NOW IT'S A SMOKE SHOP. UM AND THE ONE SPECIAL, I GUESS EXEMPTION THAT THE APPLICANT IS ASKING FOR, AND ESPECIALLY USE PERMIT IS TO REDUCE THE REQUIRED PARKING FROM 18 SPACES TO 14 SPACES. UM WE DID SEND OUT 13 NOTIFICATIONS.

WE DID GET ONE OPPOSED THAT ONE IS NOT WITHIN THE 200. FT UM, THAT WE GOT THE APPLICANT, UM, NOTICE AGAINST UM COUNT OR I'M SORRY. P AND Z DID ASK ABOUT THE PARKING. UM YOU KNOW IF THIS WAS ORIGINALLY BUILT IN 1970 WITH 14 PARKING SPACES. WHY WOULD IT NEED 18 NOW? AND WE JUST YOU

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KNOW, IN 2013, WE CHANGED THE PARKING REQUIREMENTS FOR DIFFERENT BUSINESSES, AND THIS WAS ONE OF THOSE USES. THAT GOT CHANGED, BUT STAFF DOES FEEL THAT THE 14 IS ADEQUATE IN GENERAL AND PNC DID RECOMMEND APPROVAL WITH A VOTE OF 6 TO 0. AND WITH THAT, I'LL BE MORE HAPPY. ANSWERING QUESTIONS IN THE APPLICANT IS HERE TO SEE OKAY. COUNCILMAN STRAIN. THANK YOU, MAYOR. UM SO IF WE GRANT THE SCP AND OWNERSHIP CHANGES, THE BUSINESS CHANGES OBVIOUSLY CHANGED THE NUMBER OF TIMES IN THAT PLACE. DOES THIS SURVIVE THAT AS LONG AS THE U STAYS EXACTLY THE SAME, IN OTHER WORDS, AS LONG AS IT BECOMES ANOTHER CHICKEN SHOP. AND THAT'S GONNA HAVE TO GO BACK UP TO 18. YES, SIR. OKAY. PERFECT. THANK YOU. COUNCILMAN MALIKI. UM THANKS. DOES THE APPLICANT ANTICIPATE THE CAR STAYING OVERNIGHT OUTSIDE, THEY WILL NOT BE ALLOWED TO BE STAYED OUT OVERNIGHT OUTSIDE THAT IS ACTUALLY PART OF THE ISSUE. P CONDITIONS. AND IT'S A ZONING ORDINANCE ANYWAY, BUT WE PUT IT IN THERE TO MAKE IT PERFECTLY CLEAR. AND IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY IN READING IN THERE THE CURRENT POLLS. SIGNAGE WILL HAVE TO COME DOWN. IS THAT CORRECT? THAT IS CORRECT, SIR. AND SO THAT WILL THAT WILL BE REPLACED WITH THE MONUMENT SIGN INSTEAD, AS PER THE COURT AND ORDINANCE. YES, SIR. OKAY? AND. DO WE HAVE ANY PROPOSED? I DIDN'T SEE ANY RENDERINGS OR PROPOSED CHANGES THAT WILL BE MADE. THE APPLICANT IS NOT PLANNING ON CHANGING THE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING TOO MUCH . THERE WILL BE SIGNAGE CHANGES OBVIOUSLY. BUT WE HAVEN'T SEEN THOSE YET. AND THAT IS A SEPARATE PERMIT, YOU KNOW, JUST FOLLOW WHATEVER THE ZONING ORDINANCE, LOT OF TIMES WE SEE A RENDERING OF WHAT THEY ANTICIPATE THEIR NEW OR THE NEW USED OR NEW BUILDING.

UNDERSTANDING IS THEY'RE NOT PLANNING ON CHANGING THE BUILDING. IS THERE ANYTHING THAT THE APPLICANT WOULD LIKE? COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS LET YOU GO FIRST. THANK YOU, MAYOR. UM MR HASKINS. I DON'T SEE THE SITE PLAN WITH THE RE STRIPING, BUT IT DOES LOOK LIKE, UM YOU COULD PROBABLY GET MORE THAN THEIR 14 IF THEY WANT. AS FAR AS THE AMOUNT OF PARKING SPOTS THEY CAN A BIT ON THERE. I'M NOT INSISTING THAT THEY RE STRIPE IT THAT WAY. I'M JUST SAYING JUST SO WE ALL UNDERSTAND UP HERE THAT THERE IS A GOOD AMOUNT OF PARKING SPACE, EVEN THOUGH THEIR SPOTS MIGHT TECHNICALLY RIGHT NOW BE LIMITED. THAT IS CORRECT. THERE'S A COUPLE OF BUT UM, EVEN THOSE PARALLEL ONES ALONG THE BUILDING. THEY COULD BE THEORETICALLY. YES, SIR, BUT WE TRY TO AVOID, UM, MR PORTER BACK. THERE IS PROBABLY SHAKING HIS HEAD LIKE THIS, BUT WE TRY TO AVOID PARKING, WHERE PEOPLE HAVE TO MANEUVER IN AND OUT OF PUBLIC RIGHT AWAYS, WHICH WILLIAMS IS A PUBLIC STREET. SO UM, WE DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO COUNT THOSE, OKAY? THANK YOU.

YOU'RE WELCOME. COUNCILMAN MALIKI. CAN YOU DEFINE THE AUTO MOBILE REPAIR? MINOR YES, SIR.

UM, ANY ENGINE WORK RIGHT LIKE THAT? BECAUSE IF IT IS I HAVE A HARD TIME ON ANTICIPATING. HOW IS THAT CAR NOT GOING TO BE PARKED IN THE PARKING LOT. THE DEFINITION FOR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR. MINOR ALLOWS ENGINE SWAPPING, BUT NOT ENGINE ME. SO THE CAR YEAH. CARS ARE GOING TO COME IN IN AND OUT DURING AN OIL CHANGE ENTIRE CHANGE PLACE SOMETHING THAT LIKE FIRESTONE DOES VALVE ELENE. TAKE FIVE IN IN THOSE AREAS WITH SOME MAYBE MINOR. YOU KNOW, SOMEBODY COMES IN AND THEY GOT A BROKEN DRIVER'S SIDE DOOR. THEY COULD FIX THAT THEY CAN'T DO PAINT BOOTHS. THEY CAN'T TAPE. YOU KNOW THAT SORT OF THING CAN TAKE APART TRANSMISSIONS BECAUSE YOU'VE GOT LEAKAGE AND THAT SORT OF THING. THAT WOULD BE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR. MY MAJOR UNDERSTOOD. OKAY? DOES THE APPLICANT HAVE ANYTHING THAT THEY WOULD LIKE TO ADD THIS EVENING? NO. WELL, I DO KNOW THAT THIS IS A PUBLIC HEARING, SO WITH THAT. I WILL OPEN A PUBLIC HEARING ON THIS ITEM. IF ANY MEMBER OF THE PUBLIC IS PRESENT AND WISHES TO SPEAK ON THIS ITEM THIS EVENING, WE'D ASK THAT YOU STEPPED FORWARD TO SPEAK AT THIS TIME. MISS STORM.

PLEASE LET THE RECORD REFLECT THAT NO ONE STEPPED FORWARD TO SPEAK DURING THE PUBLIC HEARING THIS EVENING, SO THEREFORE I WILL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. COUNCIL. DO WE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS ON THIS ITEM? IF THERE ARE NO QUESTIONS AND NO COMMENTS ON THE ITEM, THEN I WOULD BE OPEN TO A MOTION ON IT. COUNCILMAN STRAIN THANK YOU VERY MUCH COMMOTION TO IMPROVE THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. WE HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND COUNCILMAN HOOVER SECOND WE HAVE A MOTION WITH THE SECOND COUNCIL, PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. THE MOTION CARRIES 51 WITH COUNCILMAN MALAYSIA POST.

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COUNCILMAN DUKE ABSENT. WITH THAT. WE'LL MOVE TO OUR NEXT ITEM THIS EVENING, WHICH IS

[5. Consider, and act upon, Ordinance No. 2023-53 to abandon Right-of-Way being a 0.093 acre dead end alleyway within the Wooded Creek Estates Addition.]

ITEM. NUMBER FIVE, WHICH IS TO CONSIDER AND ACT UPON ORDINANCE NUMBER 20 23-53 TO ABANDON RIGHT OF WAY BEING A 0.093 ACRE DEAD AND ALLEYWAY WITHIN THE WOOD CREEK ESTATES EDITION. THANK YOU, MAYOR. UM THE APPLICANT AT 2718 SPANISH OAKS TRAILERS REQUESTING THAT THE CITY COUNCIL ABANDONED THERE'S A DEAD END ALLEY. THAT'S ABOUT A LITTLE OVER 4000 SQUARE FEET. UM, THAT'S RIGHT NEXT TO THEIR PROPERTY. UM THEY'VE THE PURPOSE OF THE REQUEST. THEY WANT TO BASICALLY BE ABLE TO USE THAT PROPERTY LATER ON FOR ANY KIND OF EXPANSION. AS OF RIGHT NOW, THEY'RE GOING TO USE IT TO PARK PARK ON. UM THE ALLEYWAY WAS PART OF A ACCESS EASEMENT FOR WHEN THE SPANISH SHOW THAT I'M SORRY. FOR WHEN THE SUBDIVISION THE WOODY CREEK SUBDIVISION WAS ORIGINALLY BUILT. THERE WAS A PROPERTY OWNER ON THE FAR EAST SIDE AND THERE WAS AN ACCESS EASEMENT THAT ALLOWED THEM TO GET IN TO THEIR PROPERTY, WHILE THE REST OF THE SUBDIVISION WAS BUILT UNTIL THE STREETS REACHED THAT AREA. UM THIS ALLEY WAS NEVER FINISHED. THE REST OF THE RIGHT AWAY IN THE PLATZ, WHERE IT WAS ABANDONED. UM STAFF IS, UH, LOOKED OVER THE RIGHT AWAY.

THERE IS A DRAINAGE UM ALRIGHT. GRILLED ON THE PROPERTY. UM THE APPLICANT WILL EITHER HAVE TO MAINTAIN THAT OR WHEN THEY PLANNED IT, UM, WELL PLANNED AN EASEMENT IN ORDER FOR THE CITY TO BE ABLE TO MAINTAIN IT. THE DRAINAGE THEIR CITY ENGINEERING HAS LOOKED AT IT AND THE DRAINAGE IS REALLY ONLY THEIR PROPERTIES FROM THEIR NEIGHBORS, UM, TO THE LEFT OR TO THE EAST UNTIL THE WEST. THE NORTH SIDE PROPERTIES ALL DRAINED TO THE NORTH. UM SO IT DOESN'T EVEN AFFECT THEM. UM THE APPLICANT IS ASKING COUNSEL TO FOREGO A FORMAL APPRAISAL. UM AND THEY'VE OFFERED $5000 FOR THE 2400 SQUARE FEET OF PROPERTY. AND, UM . IF THEY IF THE PURCHASE IS APPROVED, THEN THE APPLICANT WILL HAVE TO REPLANT BEFORE ANY KIND OF VERTICAL DEVELOPMENT TAKES PLACE. AND THE APPLICANT IS HERE THIS EVENING, AND I'LL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY OKAY, PRO TEM. THANK YOU, MAYOR JASON. I HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THE WAY THAT THE WOMAN HAS SHAPED IT LOOKS LIKE IT. CURVES BACK ACROSS THE BACK OF 2718, SO WE WOULD BE ABANDONING THAT ENTIRE EASEMENT AND IT WOULD ALL BECOME PART OF 2720. IS THAT CORRECT? IT WOULD ALL BECOME PART OF 20.

718 YEAH. OKAY SO IT BECOMES A PART OF THE ONE THAT'S CARVING. YES SO IF THE APPLICANT IS 2718, AND THAT'S WHAT IT BECOMES THAT ENTIRE EASEMENT WOULD BECOME PART OF 2718. SO THE QUESTION I WOULD HAVE IS, ARE THEY PRECLUDED FROM PLACING ANY STRUCTURES ON THAT? CONCRETE.

THAT COMES DOWN BEHIND THAT EASILY UNTIL THEY'RE REPLANTED. YES, THEY ARE. WE HAVE TO. WE HAVE TO MAKE IT ONE LOT BECAUSE TECHNICALLY RIGHT NOW IT'S CONSIDERED TO LOTS OF BACK ISSUES AND ALL KINDS OF OTHER THINGS. EXACTLY SO ONCE THAT PROPERTY IS REPLANTED, THEN THEY THEORETICALLY COULD EXPAND. THEIR HOME OR AT A GARAGE OR WHATEVER. LIKE THAT, HOWEVER, THEY DO HAVE TO KEEP THE DRAINAGE AREA OPEN. OKAY OR DO SOME WORK WITH THAT CITY ENGINEERING COULD APPROVE. I WAS GOING TO SAY, AND THEY WOULD ALSO HAVE TO COME BACK WITH IF THEY WERE GOING TO DO ANYTHING IN THAT AREA. THEY WOULD ALSO HAVE TO APPLY FOR OR THEY WOULD HAVE TO FOLLOW THE SAME SETBACK REQUIREMENTS IS ANY NEW DEVELOPMENT. YES, SIR. THAT IS CORRECT. THANK YOU. COUNCIL. DO WE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS? BUT THERE ARE NONE.

I'M OPEN TO EMOTIONAL ITEM. COUNCILMAN STRING. I MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. WE HAVE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEM AS PRESENTED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND? MAYOR PRO TEM THANK YOU. I'LL SECOND THE MOTION. THE MOTION WITH A SECOND TO APPROVE THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. COUNCIL POLICE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES 51 WITH COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS AGAINST AND COUNCILMAN DUKE ABSENT. WITH THAT WE'LL MOVE TO ITEM NUMBER SIX, WHICH IS TO CONSIDER AND

[6. Consider, and act upon, a contract between the City of Wylie and Yoshikawa Stone Sculpture, Inc. to commission two pieces of art for the Municipal Walking Trails, Phase 2 not to exceed $80,000, and authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary documents]

ACT UPON ORDINANCE NUMBER. CONSIDER AN ACT UPON A CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF WILEY. AND YOSHIKAWA STONE SCULPTURE INCORPORATED TO COMMISSION TWO PIECES OF ART FOR THE MUNICIPAL WALKING TRAILS. PHASE TWO NOT TO EXCEED $80,000 AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. AND MR EHRLICH, ARE YOU PRESENTING THIS EVENING? INTRODUCING GO AHEAD.

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MAYOR AND COUNCIL, THE PUBLIC ARTS ADVISORY BOARD IS RECOMMENDING YOSHIKAWA STONE SCULPTURE LLC. TO PROVIDE TWO PIECES OF ART FOR FACE TWO OF THE WALKING TRAILS PRESENT TONIGHT OR SOME OF THE BOARD MEMBERS AND THE SELECTION MEMBERS THAT WERE ON THE SELECTION PANEL IN PARTICULAR, JEREMY SOHN. WHO SERVED ON OUR SELECTION COMMITTEE AND WHO YOU GAVE THE PROCLAMATION TO HE WAS VERY HELPFUL AND CHOOSING THE FINAL ARTIST AND WE APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH. UM ARTIST JOSHI RIGHT, HAS RESEARCHED HIS PROPOSALS. TO THE AUTHENTICITY OF THE CATTLE TRIBES, AND I WOULD BE VERY HAPPY TO INTRODUCE HIM TONIGHT. YOSHI, RIGHT? MR MAYOR AND COUNCIL. PARDON? YES. SO. NO. SO BASICALLY, I'M GOING TO GET THE SAME PRESENTATION I DID FOR THE ARTS COUNCIL. YOU END UP THERE. YOU HAVE A COPY OF WHAT? I'M GOING TO BE READING.

YES. OKAY, GREAT. THANK YOU. OKAY? IT'S INTERESTING WORKING OUT AN APPROACH TO THIS PROJECT.

MANY PROJECTS. I'M JUST WORKING OUT AESTHETIC CONSIDERATIONS. THIS PROJECT IS UNIQUE AND SIGNIFICANT BECAUSE WE'RE DEALING WITH AN ANCIENT CUDDLE CULTURE. AS WELL AS A RESEARCHING MODERN CUDDLE CULTURE. BECAUSE OF THE HISTORY APPROACH TO THIS PROJECT IS THAT OF A SPIRITUAL HEALING. THIS PROJECT NOT ONLY HAS THE POTENTIAL TO CREATE AWARENESS OF CARDIO CULTURE BUT ALSO TO PROMOTE AND CELEBRATE MODERN DAY CULTURE. FOR ONE SIDE OF CREATED A SYMBOLIC FIRE AND SMOKE SCULPTURED ENTITLED SACRED FIRE. THROUGH MY RESEARCH. I DISCOVERED THAT FIRE WAS VERY INTEGRAL TO THEIR CEREMONIAL AND EVERYDAY LIFE. FIRE REPRESENTS LIFE. AND THEIR CREATION STORY. THE FIRST MAN AND WOMAN BROUGHT FIRE AT TOBACCO, TOBACCO PIPE A DRUM AND SEEDS FOR PLANTING ALL THESE ITEMS APPEAR IN THE CEREMONIAL LIFE WITH FIRE EACH DREAM PROMINENTLY. AS RECORDED BY AFRAID. ZERO FELIX THE ESPINOSA, FRANCISCAN MISSIONARY.

AND I HAVE THE DATES THERE 1715 TO 1721. HE ACTUALLY LIVED WITH RICARDO FOR SIX YEARS. IN EACH VILLAGE. A SPECIAL HOUSE WAS CREATED FOR THE FIRE. DESPITE THE FIRE WAS TENDED TO BY THE HIGH PRIEST. TENNESSEE. IT WAS BELIEVED THAT IF THE FIRE WENT OUT, THE VILLAGE WOULD PERISH.

FIRST CERTAIN FOR CERTAIN CEREMONIES. THE SMOKE WAS UTILIZED. IT IS IN THIS HOUSE THAT THE CHIEFTAINS EMPRESS WOULD MAKE IMPORTANT DECISIONS. SACRED FIRE SCULPTURE WILL BE PLACED ON A 4 FT HIGH EARTH MOUND. THE LOGS AT THE BASE WILL BE ORIENTED TO THE FOUR CARDINAL DIRECTIONS. SO THOSE AS THOSE PROTRUDING PIECES OR ARE ACTUALLY LARGE LOTS. THAT'S HOW THEY CONSTRUCTED THEIR FIRES, AND THEY THOSE WERE ORIENTED TO THE CARDINAL DIRECTIONS. AND THEN USUALLY THE OPENINGS FOR THE FOR THE GRASS HOUSE WAS WAS ORIENTED TO THE EAST. SO THIS GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF THE SCALE. SO LET'S SAY THE MODEL THAT YOU SEE HERE. THE COLUMN IS GOING TO BE APPROXIMATELY SIX OR 7 FT. TALL. THE BASE OF IT IS ABOUT 3 FT HIGH, SO WE'RE TALKING ABOUT 10 FT. HIGH. THEN IT'S GOING TO BE PLACED ON EARTH MOUND, SO ACTUALLY BE 14 FT. HIGH. YOU CAN SEE THE MENTIONS FOR THE MOUND. LET'S SAY THE BOTTOM OF THE MOUNTAIN, THE DIAMETER OF ITS 22 FT. I SAID REACHES UP TOWARDS THE SCULPTURE IS 14 FT IN DIAMETER. THE SECOND STATE WILL

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BE A KADO EFFIGY VESSELS SCULPTURED ENTITLED ANCESTORS VOICE. THE CONCEPT IS A VESSEL IS RE EMERGING FROM A DEEP SLEEP. THE VESSEL IS EMERGING FROM THE EARTH. THE LADY'S HAND THAT SHAPED THIS VESSEL TELLS US OF THE PRIDE AND POWER OF HER CULTURE. AS AS IT TURNS OUT, IT WAS THE WOMEN WITHIN THE WITHIN THE CARDO TRIBE THAT CREATED THE CERAMICS. THE FACE OF THE EFFIGY VESSEL WILL BE ORIENTED SACRED FIRE SCULPTURE. SHE CAN SEE IN HIS GRATEFUL THAT NEARBY, THE SACRED FIRE IS STILL BURNING. THIS VESSEL WILL BE EMERGING FROM THE EARTH BERM AND OTHER BOULDERS. AND SO IT WILL IT, WILL YOU. YOU KNOW, THIS IS THIS IS ONE OF THOSE THINGS WHERE WHERE IT'S ON SITE INSTALLATION, SO THIS IS JUST SORT OF GIVE A GENERAL CONCEPT. BUT LET'S SAY THE SCALE OF THE POTTERY HAD IS 6 FT BY 4 FT. WHILE DOING MY RESEARCH. I CAME ACROSS THE SITE ENTITLED CUDDLE MOUNDS STATE HISTORIC SITE IN ALTO, TEXAS. HIS SIDE'S HAVING THREE MOUNDS AND MUSEUM, A SNAKE WOMAN GARDEN AND AUTHENTIC GRASS HOUSE. THEY HAVE A WORKING RELATIONSHIP WITH THE CAR DONATION IN OKLAHOMA. ONCE A YEAR, THEY HAVE CUDDLE DAY. THE CARDO ELDERS PERFORMED DANCES AND THE ARTISTS AND CRAFTSPEOPLE HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SELL SELL THEIR WARES. I WAS IMPRESSED WITH THEIR PROGRAMS, AND SO I VISITED THE SITE. I TALKED WITH THE SITE MANAGER ANTHONY SUITORS. AND WAS CURIOUS IF THEY WOULD BE INTERESTED IN IMPLEMENTING SIMILAR PROGRAMS HERE IN WYLIE. OF COURSE, IT WOULD BE HAPPY TO DO SO. ANY QUESTIONS? WELL I WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR OBVIOUSLY ALL THE RESEARCH AND TIME THAT WENT INTO DEVELOPING THESE PIECES. UM I DID WANT TO ASK IF THERE'S ANY PLAN TO HAVE ANY OF THAT INFORMATION SOMEHOW AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC. OH YEAH, FOR SURE, IT'S SORT OF AT EACH SIDE OR HAVE LIKE A CURE Q R CODE SO THAT THAT THEY WOULD TAKE YOU TO AH, CERTAIN LINKS AND THEN ALSO ALSO, TOO WOULD LIKE TO HAVE MY RESUME ON IT. THAT'S SORT OF FRAME. OKAY, SO YEAH. SO THAT WAY JUST GIVES YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT APPEARS IS ABOUT BUT ALSO TO SORT OF A DEEPER DIVE INTO THE WHOLE CULTURE. ALSO BE SIMILAR TO THE HURT PEACE OUT. IN THE BREEZEWAY HERE. THERE WILL BE A LARGE PLAQUE AND THAT WILL ALSO EXPLAIN THE HISTORY BEHIND IT, AND ALSO THE SIGNIFICANCE BETWEEN, UM THE VESSEL AND THE FIRE. OKAY THERE WILL ALSO BE A BRONZE. UM BLACK. HONORING THE ARTISTS AND THE PUBLIC ART. YEAH, MY APPROACH WAS TO CREATE A NARRATIVE. YOU KNOW, IT'S A SORT OF SOME STORYTELLING TO MAKE IT MAKE, UH , THE TWO PIECES COORDINATE. SO RATHER THAN JUST HAVING A COUPLE OF OBJECTS THAT ARE SORT OF FACT. BASICALLY JUST PRESENTING DATA SO. NO AND THAT AND THAT'S WHY I ASKED. I WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THE NARRATIVE, THE STORY THAT YOU'RE TELLING WHAT THE ARTWORK IS ABLE TO BE. TRANSMITTED TO THOSE WHO WHO STOPPED BY WHO MAY NOT HAVE ANY KNOWLEDGE OTHER THAN THEY CAN, YOU KNOW, KIND OF ASCERTAIN THAT IS NATIVE AMERICAN ORIGIN, BUT THEY'RE NOT SURE. THEY MAY NOT EVEN KNOW THE PIECES RELATE TO EACH OTHER. IF THERE ISN'T A LITTLE BIT THERE TO AT LEAST LEAD THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED, SO THAT'S WHAT I WANT. I JUST WASN'T SURE ON THAT. THAT WOULD BE IMPORTANT TO CREATE A VIDEO LINK THAT LINK TO A VIDEO SORT OF EXPLAINING THAT RELATIONSHIP. YEAH. THANK YOU FOR COMING AND PRESENTING COUNSEL. DO WE HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? OR OTHER COMMENTS . COUNCILMAN DUKE. THANK YOU, MR MAYOR. THIS MAY HAVE ALREADY BEEN SAID. BUT WHAT'S THE LIFETIME? WHERE? WHAT'S THE NO? HOW LONG DID THE THESE ARE PIECES? MISTAKE. NO ELEMENTS FOR IT. LONG TIME. WELL, LIKE THE FINAL LONGTIME GRANITE IS YOU KNOW, I'M GOING TO MAKE, UH, SACRED FIRE OUT OF OUT OF TEXAS LIMESTONE. OKAY AND THE OTHER PIECE WILL BE CALIFORNIA GRANITE. SO GRANTED. YOU KNOW, WE'LL BE HERE FOREVER. STONE IS JUST, UH, WELL CREATE, LIKE A MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE. YOU KNOW, IT NEEDS TO BE THERE WOULD BE A SPECIAL SEALER THAT GOES ON THERE TO PRESERVE THE STONE. SO. SO IF WE KEEP UP WITH THE MAINTENANCE IS EASY TO SAY THAT THESE PIECES WILL BE AROUND FOR THE NEXT 100 OR SO YEARS. YOU CAN CONSIDER THAT. LET'S SAY A LOT OF ARCHITECTURE IN EUROPE IS MADE OUT OF LIMESTONE HAS BEEN

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THERE FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS. SO THIS IS MAINTAINED PROPERLY. IT'LL BE AROUND FOR LONG. THANK YOU. COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS. THANK YOU, MAYOR. JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR ALL YOUR RESEARCH, TIME, ENERGY AND EFFORT. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING IT DONE. OKAY WONDERFUL. YEAH I'M VERY EXCITED ABOUT IT. I JUST LOVE THAT THIS HISTORICAL ASPECT. YOU KNOW, IT'S WONDERFUL WHERE YOU HAVE A SITE THAT HAS THAT SORT OF SIGNIFICANCE. SO IT MAKES IT A LOT MORE TRAINING.

THANK YOU. COUNCILMAN MALIKI. I JUST WANT TO THANK THE PUBLIC ARTS ADVISORY BOARD AND THE COMMITTEE FOR CHOOSING TO GREAT PIECES TO BRING TO WILEY. AND IF YOU'RE READY, MAYOR, I'M READY FOR EMOTION. I DO WANT TO CLARIFY SOMETHING WITH THIS. EHRLICH'S REAL QUICK. SO AS YOU KNOW, WE OFTEN GET QUESTIONS ABOUT WHERE THE FUNDING FOR THESE PIECES COME FROM. SO I'D LIKE TO ON BEHALF OF YOURSELF AND YOUR ART BOARD IN THE CITY REMIND ANYONE WHO'S CURIOUS WHERE THE FUNDING FOR THESE PIECES COMES FROM HAPPY TOO. THE PUBLIC ART BOARD HAS TO FESTIVALS A YEAR WHERE WE BRING VENDORS IN AND THEY SHOW THEIR WARES. ONE IS THE WILY ARTS FESTIVAL, WHICH GARNERS ABOUT 27 TO 28,000 A YEAR AND THE OTHER ONE IS THE BLUEGRASS WHERE WE BRING BENDERS IN AND THAT CARTER'S ABOUT 17 TO 18,000. SO BOTH OF THESE PIECES ARE BEING FUNDED BY THE FESTIVAL'S NOT GENERAL FUND. AND I KNEW THAT I JUST WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT FOR ANYONE WHO MIGHT HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT THAT TO POINT OUT THAT IT IS THE VOLUNTEER WORK AND THE FESTIVALS THAT YOU ALL PUT ON THROUGH THE ART BOARD THAT THEN IN TURN, SUPPLIES THE ABILITY TO PROVIDE NEW ART PIECES WITHIN THE CITY. SO WITH THAT COUNCILMAN MILITIA. I BELIEVE YOU HAD EMOTION YOU WOULD LIKE TO MAKE YES, MR MAYOR. THANK YOU MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE THE ITEMS PRESENTED. EVEN MOTION TO APPROVE HIS PRESENTED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECOND IT EMOTION WITH A SECOND TO APPROVE THE ITEM IS PRESENTED. COUNCIL PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. YEAH. PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. AND THE MOTION CARRIES 70. WITH THAT

[7. Consider, and act upon, a contract approving three Collin County Community College artists designs for signal boxes located at Brown Street and Country Club Road, Collin Way and Country Club Road, and Ballard Street and SH 78, not to exceed $600, and authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary documents. ]

WE'LL MOVE TO ITEM NUMBER SEVEN. WHICH IS TO CONSIDER AN ACT UPON A CONTRACT APPROVING THREE COLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE ARTISTS DESIGNS FOR SIGNAL BOXES LOCATED AT BROWN STREET AND COUNTRY CLUB ROAD, COLIN WAY AND COUNTRY CLUB ROAD AND BALANCE STREET AND STATE HIGHWAY 78 NOT TO EXCEED $600 AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE ANY NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. IS THERE LIKE? ARE YOU PRESENTING THIS AS WELL THIS EVENING? ALONG WITH IT'S ERICA MCKINLEY.

THANK YOU. MAYOR AND COUNCIL, THE PUBLIC ARTS ADVISORY BOARD IS RECOMMENDING THREE DESIGNS TO BE FABRICATED ON THREE SIGNAL LIGHT BOXES LOCATED ON BROWN STREET AND COUNTRY CLUB, COLIN WAY AND COUNTRY CLUB AND BALLARD STREET AND 78. THE BOARD IS EXCITED TO REACH OUT TO THE STUDENT ARTISTS AT COLLIN COLLEGE AND OFFER STUDENTS AND EXPERIENCE IN PUBLIC ART. IN RETURN FOR THE FABRICATION OF THESE BOXES. EACH STUDENT CREATING THE DESIGNS WILL RECEIVE A $200 SCHOLARSHIP, WHICH MUST BE USED FOR EDUCATION. ERICA MCKINLEY, ART AND MUSIC COORDINATOR FOR COLLIN COUNTY IS HERE TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE. REAL DOING. UM I JUST WANT TO TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE PROJECT KIND OF HOW IT KIND OF FOCUSED IT WITH THE STUDENTS. SO I TEACH TWO DIMENSIONAL DESIGN AND I ACTUALLY WORK THIS INTO MY CLASS SO ALL THE STUDENTS HAD DEVELOPED IDEAS IN ORDER TO PROPOSE TO THE CITY. UM FOR THE LIKE THE ELECTRICAL BOX. ELECTRICAL BOXES. UM SO THREE VIRTUE, OZEN. BUT WE ARE GOING AS TO AS A GROUP COME OUT AND PAINT THEM AS A QUASI. SO WE'RE NOT ONLY GIVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO THE STUDENTS CREATED THE DESIGN, BUT WE'RE ALSO GOING TO GIVE OPPORTUNITY TO A GROUP OF ARTISTS COMING OUT TO WORK WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, UM, TO BEAUTIFY SOMETHING THAT'S A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T EVEN PAY ATTENTION TO SO UM, THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME PRESENT HERE AND GIVING MY STUDENTS THE OPPORTUNITY. THANK YOU FOR COMING THIS EVENING. THIS IS SOMETHING THAT I'M EXCITED ABOUT . I'VE SEEN IT ACTUALLY DONE AND SOME OTHER PLACES. TYLER, TEXAS WHEN I'VE BEEN OUT THERE BEFORE I'VE SEEN THEY DO ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT ARTWORK AND DESIGNS. I DON'T KNOW WHERE WHERE IT ORIGINATES FROM, BUT IT'S A IT'S A FUN WAY TO ADD SMALL PIECES OF

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ART THROUGHOUT THE CITY THAT BELIEVE IT OR NOT, YOU DO ACT. DO YOU OFTEN NOTICE IT IF YOU'RE STUCK AT A RED LIGHT, UM AND YOU'RE SITTING THERE LOOKING AROUND, SO, UM, AND IT JUST TAKES SOMETHING THAT IS A VERY MUNDANE AND OFTEN I'LL JUST UGLY OR UNATTRACTIVE. BOX THAT'S SITTING THERE AND TO GIVE IT AND NOT MAKE IT AN OPPORTUNITY TO PARTNER WITH COLLIN COLLEGE AND LET SOME OF THESE YOUNG ARTISTS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE A COMPETITION FOR GETTING SELECTED AND THEN FOR ALL OF THEM TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACTUALLY GO OUT, UM, AND PARTICIPATE IN THE PROJECT THAT WILL BE VISIBLE TO A LARGE AMOUNT OF THE PUBLIC FOR AN EXTENDED PERIOD OF TIME. YEAH AND THESE STUDENTS REALLY DID GO THROUGH A LOT BECAUSE I PUT THEM THROUGH MULTIPLE OBSTACLES BEFORE WE EVEN PRESENTED TO THE CITY. SO THEY WENT BACK THROUGH THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CREATING THUMBNAIL SKETCHES, THEN COLOR STUDIES. AND THEN WE WENT TO THE FINAL PROPOSALS THAT WE GAVE TO YOU. I THINK THE VARIETY GO AHEAD. OKAY. SORRY MISS MIRIAM, WHO DIDN'T QUITE HAVE HER PAINTING COMPLETELY FINISHED. IN EARLY YES.

HMM. SO, YES, AND SO FAR DOWN, OKAY? SO THIS IS A MIRIAM ZAHID. UM SHE'S ONE OF MY STUDENTS. UM WE HAVEN'T TITLED ANY OF THE PIECES YET, BUT THIS ONE'S SUPPOSED TO GO ON THE CORNER OF BALLARD AND 78. WHICH I THINK WILL LOOK REALLY NICE, UM, ESPECIALLY WITH ROGER NICHOLS.

I'M YOUR OLD WHICH I DON'T KNOW. BUT. I THINK THEY KIND OF COMMENT COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER.

SO I'M REALLY EXCITED ABOUT THAT. AND THE STUDENTS ARE REALLY TOLD TO LOOK AT THE HISTORY OF WILEY. SO THEY HAD TO RESEARCH UM, THE LAND AND THE HISTORY SO THEY HAD TO LEARN ABOUT THEIR COMMUNITY AS WELL. THIS ONE'S A LITTLE BIT MORE CONTEMPORARY. UM BUT I THINK IT'S A LITTLE PLAYFUL AND I THINK WE'RE BEING PEOPLE A LOT OF JOY, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU'RE SITTING OUT AT THE INTERSECTION. OF BROWN AND COUNTRY CLUB RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE. UM SO JUST KIND OF CELEBRATING WILDLY, AND THEN SOME KIND OF OUR YOU KNOW, OF COURSE, THE MONARCHS HOW THEY MIGRATE THROUGH THIS AREA. AND OF COURSE BLUEBONNETS FOR TEXAS.

AND THEN THE LAST ONE IS GOING TO BE ON COLIN WAY. UM AND COUNTRY CLUBS, SO THE STUDENT WANTED TO GO WITH MORE OF LIKE CALLING COLLEGE STREAM. SO WE WENT THROUGH APPROPRIATE APPROVALS FOR LOGOS AND EVERYTHING LIKE THAT, SO IT'S BEEN APPROVED BY THE COLLEGE FOR US TO USE LICENSING FOR BOTH MATERIALS. OKAY? AGAIN VERY IMPRESSED WITH BUT THE FINAL DESIGNS THAT WERE SELECTED AND I THINK KIND OF. FITTING WHERE THEY'RE GOING IS ALSO VERY IMPORTANT. I KNOW THE COUNCIL HAS TALKED ABOUT IT, BUT I KNOW YOU ALL BOTH AT THE COLLEGE AND OUR ART BOARD. UM SPEND A LOT OF TIME CONSIDERING THAT AND AS YOU MENTIONED HAVING SOMETHING THAT VERY WELL BLENDS INTO THE NATURE AND GENERAL AESTHETICS DOWNTOWN AND THEN HAVING SOMETHING I KNOW WE'VE HAD THE FIELDS OUT HERE AT BROWN FOR A LONG TIME, AND WE'LL HAVE SOME SOME GREEN SPACE THERE. INTO THE FUTURE HARKENS BACK TO THAT. AND THEN, OF COURSE, COLLIN COLLEGE IS A MAJOR PART OVER THERE, SO I THINK IT MAKES PERFECT SENSE TO HAVE SOMETHING THAT CAN HE SPEAKS TO THEIR LOGOS AND THEIR BADGING OVER THERE AS WELL. SO KIND OF A DIFFERENT FIT FOR DIFFERENT PORTIONS OF DIFFERENT PARTS OF TOWN. UM AND I THINK IT'S A GREAT FIRST PROJECT AND THE FACT THAT THE MONEY GOES BACK INTO THEIR EDUCATION AS WELL. SO YEAH, I THINK COURREGES THEM TO CONTINUE DOWN THERE. THEY'RE LEARNING PATHWAY. IS A IS A GREAT THING FOR IT TO BE ATTACHED TO AND I'LL JUST SAY WE HAVE. IS THIS SOMETHING THAT YOU PLAN TO CONTINUE TO DO IN THE FUTURE? WITH ALL THE WE HAVE MORE THAN THREE BOXES AROUND TOWN, SO WE HAVE 29 CITY OWNED BOXES. AND THEN THAT DOESN'T COUNT VERIZON AND ALL OF THE OTHER BOXES THAT ARE IN TOWN, SO WE'RE GOING TO FOCUS ON THREE A YEAR AND TRY AND GET THEM ALL DONE WITHIN A FEW YEARS. IT'S GOING TO SAY THAT THREE YEAR THAT WILL TAKE US A DECADE. SO THANK YOU. THAT'LL KEEP US PAINT. THE ONES WILL BE GOING BACK TO SOME OF THE OTHERS AT THAT POINT, SO OKAY, ONGOING PROJECT WITH THE COLLEGE IN THE CITY, WHICH IS VERY EXCITING. I ALWAYS LOVE WHEN WE'RE ABLE TO

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PARTNER TOGETHER ON THINGS LIKE THIS, SO COUNCIL ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS THAT THAT YOU ALL HAVE. I'M HEARING A LOT OF GOOD JOBS. I'VE HEARD A COUPLE OF PEOPLE. TO MY LEFT TO, UH, MAKE IT A LITTLE BIT. UH, A LITTLE BIT OF FEELING GOING WITH THE WITH THE LOOK OF THE DOG AND THE RESEMBLANCE TO SOME OF THE PETS THAT I KNOW SOME OF THE MEMBERS SITTING UP HERE OR INDIVIDUALS UP HERE HAVE SO I JUST LOST MY CATTLE DOG IN JANUARY. SO WHEN SHE CHOSE THAT YOU WANT TO CHOOSE THE CATTLE DOG KIND OF TOUCHED MY HEART, TOO. SO WITH THAT, IF THERE ARE NO OTHER QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS, I'D BE OPEN TO EMOTION ON THIS ITEM. COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS. THANK YOU, MAYOR. I AM PLEASED TO PROVIDE A MOTION TO APPROVE AS PRESENTED A MOTION TO APPROVE HIS PRESENTED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND COUNCILMAN? DO MR MAYOR, I'LL SECOND WE HAVE A MOTION WITH THE SECOND TO PROVE HIS BECAUSE PRESENTED COUNCIL PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES 70. THANK YOU. WITH THAT WE WILL MOVE TO ITEM NUMBER EIGHT THIS EVENING, WHICH IS TO CONSIDER

[8. Consider, and act upon, Resolution No. 2023-29(R) casting a vote for a candidate(s) to the Board of Directors of the Collin Central Appraisal District for a one-year term beginning January 1, 2024.]

THANK YOU. MERYL LIKE TO RECOMMEND DAVID GENSLER. FROM SAINT PAUL. ALL RIGHT. SO WE HAVE A RECOMMENDATION FOR MR GENSLER FROM SAINT PAUL. COUNCIL. DO WE HAVE. ANY OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS OR DISCUSSION. COUNCILMAN DUKE I'LL SECOND COUNCILMAN STRINGS RECOMMENDATION OF MR GENSLER. SO WE HAVE TWO RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MR GENSLER. ANY OTHER. COMMENTS OR. MAYOR. PROTEIN THANK YOU, MARY. YOU READY FOR A MOTION? I WOULD BE THANK YOU. I'D LIKE TO MAKE A MOTION THAT WE CAST ALL 53 VOTES FOR MR GENSLER. AND WE HAVE EMOTION TO CAST THE 53 VOTES FOR MR DAVID GENSLER. DO WE HAVE A SECOND COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS, I'LL SECOND IT PROMOTION WITH A SECOND AS STATED COUNCIL POLICE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES 70. WITH

[9. Consider, and act upon, Resolution No. 2023-30(R) of the City of Wylie, Dallas County, Texas, casting its vote for the fourth member of the Board of Directors of the Dallas Central Appraisal District.]

THAT WE'LL MOVE TO ITEM NUMBER NINE, WHICH IS TO CONSIDER AND ACT UPON RESOLUTION NUMBER. 20 23-30 ARE OF THE CITY OF WILEY. DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, CASTING ITS VOTE FOR THE FOURTH MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE DALLAS CENTRAL APPRAISAL DISTRICT. AND ON THIS ONE IS I'M SURE THAT THE COUNCIL IS AWARE WE HAVE A HAVE ONE VOTE BECAUSE WE HAVE A VERY, VERY SMALL SECTION OF WIDELY THAT IS IN DALLAS COUNTY. UM WITH THAT BEING SAID, WE DO HAVE CANDIDATES AND I'LL JUST READ THEM IN THIS NOMINATING CITY, BRENT FRANKS FROM THE CITY OF SAC C CARRY F. GORDON CITY OF BOLTS SPRINGS, MICHAEL HURT CITY OF CEDARVILLE AND CITY OF CARROLLTON. MARK JONES CITY OF RISOTTO, TERRI LYNN CITY OF FARMERS BRANCH AND STEVE NICHOLS CITY OF HUTCHINS. THERE WERE UH, BUT BASIC BAG BASIC BIOGRAPHIES OR INFORMATION THAT WAS PROVIDED TO US, UM, FOR SOME OF THESE CANDIDATES. UM WE DO ONLY HAVE ONE VOTE. UM, ON THIS. MY OPINION WOULD BE MR FRANKS FROM SAXONY, JUST GIVEN THE FACT THAT IT DOES SIT AND SIT NEXT TO

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WILEY, WE SHARE WHY THE I S D IN SOME INSTANCES, AND THEY ARE PROBABLY GOING TO HAVE THE MOST INTERACTION WITH US. TYPICALLY. COUNCIL AND THE OTHER THOUGHTS ON IT. COUNCILMAN STRENGTH SUPPORT THAT, UM SAME REASON. SACKS IS CLOSE BY ALL THESE OTHER PLACES. AIN'T DO WE HAVE ANY OTHER? COMMENTS OR NOMINATIONS FOR THIS ITEM. AND IF NOT, I'D BE OPEN TO EMOTION.

COUNCILMAN MALIKI MOTION TO CAST OUR VOTE FOR COUNCILMAN FRANKS. WOULD YOU AMEND THAT TO BRETT FRANK CITY OF SAXON? SEXY AMEND MY MOTION. OKAY SO WE HAVE A MOTION TO CARE. DO WE NEED TO READ THIS EXACTLY? MISS STORM? BECAUSE I DO NOTICE THAT WE HAVE THAT IT'S OKAY. IT'S OKAY AS THIS. OKAY SO WE HAVE THE MOTION AS STATED IN AMENDMENT AND AMENDED. DO WE HAVE A SECOND? COUNCILMAN. YOUR MICROPHONE IS STILL ON. COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS SECOND IT WE HAVE A MOTION STATED IN AMENDED. TO APPROACH TO VOTE FOR MR BRETT FRANKS. WHERE THE SECOND QUESTION PLEASE CAST YOUR VOTE. MOTION CARRIES 70. WITH THAT THAT CONCLUDES OUR REGULAR AGENDA THIS EVENING. AS WE GET SET FOR OUR WORK SESSION. I'M GOING TO MOVE US INTO A QUICK RECESS.

[WS1. Discuss the potential development of 24 acres, generally located on the west side of Country Club Road approximately 1200’ north of Brown Street.]

WITH THAT. I'LL MOVE US BACK INTO SESSION. WE ARE IN OUR WORK SESSION WORK SESSION. ONE IS TO DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT OF 24 ACRES, GENERALLY LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF COUNTRY CLUB ROAD, APPROXIMATELY 1200 FT. NORTH OF BROWN STREET, MR HASKINS. THANK YOU, MAYOR. MEMBERS OF COUNCIL. UM SO WE HAD A DEVELOPMENT PROPOSAL THAT MET WITH SOME OPPOSITION RECENTLY. AND, UH, THE APPLICANT HAS ASKED FOR THIS WORK SESSION IN ORDER TO GET SOME GUIDANCE ON, UM WHAT THEY COULD POSSIBLY DO AND WHAT COUNCILS FEELING IS, UM, AND HAVE A CONVERSATION ABOUT HOW THEY COULD GET THIS, UH, PROPERTY DEVELOPED. UM BASICALLY THE TWO QUESTIONS THAT THE APPLICANT IS LOOKING TO HAVE ANSWERED TONIGHT IS, UM, NUMBER ONE IS COMMERCIAL NEEDED. UM, THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN DOES SHOW IT BUT KEEP IN MIND. THE FUTURE LAND USE PLAN IS A GUIDE. YOU KNOW IT DOES SHOW COMMERCIAL ON 1378. UM BUT IT SEEMS, UH IF I REMEMBER CORRECTLY FROM SOME OF THE COMMENTS FROM AH, THE FOLKS OVER IN PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES. YOU KNOW YOUR NEARBY NEIGHBORS. THEY WEREN'T REAL THRILLED WITH THE IDEA OF COMMERCIAL, UM SO COUNCIL HAS IF IT'S THEIR WILL TO ADJUST. YOU KNOW, JUST USE THE, UH FUTURE LAND USE AS A GUIDE. AND ALSO THE APPLICANT IS ASKING FOR CONSIDERATION. COUNSEL THAT WITH CONSTRUCTION COSTS BEING THE WAY THEY ARE. THEY NEED SOME KIND OF DENSITY IN ORDER TO MAKE IT PENCIL TO USE A DEVELOPER TERMS. UM IN THAT THEY EITHER NEED THE TOWN HOMES ON THE SOUTH SIDE. OR IF COUNSEL WOULD CONSIDER MAYBE INSTEAD OF DOING 10,000 SQUARE FOOT LOTS. THEY DID THE WHOLE THING. SINGLE FAMILY, BUT THEY WOULD NEED LIKE 8000 SQUARE FOOT LOTS OR 8500 OR SOMETHING CLOSE, BUT NOT QUITE IN ORDER TO GET MORE LOTS IN ESSENTIALLY. THEY NEED SOME TYPE OF DENSITY AND THEY'RE ASKING US TO PROVIDE FEEDBACK TO THEM. YES SIR. PREGNANT. WANT THAT TO COME FROM? YES, SIR. UM AND ALSO LIKE I SAID, WHETHER THE COMMERCIAL IS EVEN NEEDED. THIS WAS PROVIDED BY THE APPLICANT LAST WEEK. UM AS JUST THE STARTING POINT FOR CONVERSATION. THEY'RE NOT MARRIED TO ANY OF THIS. UM DR KHAN, WHO'S THE PRIMARY PROPERTY OWNER FOR MOST OF THIS AREA? UM IT WOULD BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO HAVE A DISCUSSION WITH COUNCIL. I JUST KIND OF WANTED TO GET IT STARTED AND LET YOU GUYS I KNOW THAT. THIS LAYOUT AS IT SITS RIGHT NOW IS JUST TO KIND OF GET THE CONVERSATION STARTED. OKAY? SO CAN I. I APOLOGIZE. AND IF YOU NEED TO GO LOOK IT UP. FEEL FREE TO, UM DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE LOT SIZE IS? IN PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES? NEXT DOOR OVER 10,000. OKAY, ALMOST ALL OF THEM ARE 1011. YOU KNOW, THEY MEET THE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS, AND THIS WASN'T SURE BECAUSE I KNOW WE HAVE SOME NEIGHBORHOODS THAT ARE ALREADY PDS WITH SLIGHTLY SMALLER WHILE WE HAVE MOST NEIGHBORHOODS AND SOME THAT AREN'T SO I JUST DIDN'T KNOW. OKAY? SO DR KHAN YOU WANNA ADDRESS MAYOR COUNCIL. UM MY NAME IS ABDUL ABDUL KHAN.

AS YOU ALREADY KNOW ME, UM THIS IS MY FIRST TIME PRESENTING IT IN FRONT OF THE COUNCIL. SO UM, YOU KNOW, I'D LIKE TO APOLOGIZE BEFOREHAND FOR ANY MISTAKES OR SLIP OF THE TONGUE HERE I'VE PRESENTED BEFORE IN FRONT OF MANY PEOPLE, BUT NOT IN FRONT OF COUNCIL. UM SO I AM THE MANAGING

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PARTNER OF THIS LITTLE PROJECT HERE, UM AND I LIVED IN WHITELEY SINCE 2014 AND RECENTLY MOVED BECAUSE OF MY PARENTS TO LIVE CLOSE BY. THEY'RE GETTING OLDER AND IN RICHARDSON, TEXAS, NOT TOO FAR AWAY, SO I YOU KNOW, I CONSIDER MYSELF A WIDELY RESIDENT AND MY KIDS GREW UP WITH A LITTLE FORM IN THE BACK, AND THEY HAVE A LOT OF MEMORIES. SO NOW GETTING TO THIS THIS, UH DRAWING HERE, UM AS YOU GUYS PROBABLY RECALL FROM LAST MONTH. UM THE INITIAL RENDITION THAT WE HAD, SO I'M GOING TO REFER BACK TO THAT OCCASIONALLY, UM SO THAT WE CAN AND IF SOMEONE DOESN'T RECALL, PLEASE DO STOP AND ASK ME AND I'LL BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO CLARIFY BEFORE I BEGIN. I'D LIKE TO FIRST AND FOREMOST APOLOGIZED FOR THE LITTLE SITUATION THAT WE HAD WITH OUR DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTOR LAST MONTH. AND AN ACCEPTABLE AND I TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THAT. AND I'M THINKING YOU FOR HAVING ME HERE TODAY. UM WE'LL START OFF FROM THE NORTH SIDE HERE WHERE THE PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES IS NEIGHBORED, THAT'S ALL SINGLE FAMILY. AND OF COURSE , UM, I WANT TO CLARIFY VERY CLEARLY THAT ALL THE HOUSES TOWNHOUSES, ANYTHING THAT WE'RE GOING TO BE BUILDING HERE IS GOING TO TRADITIONAL GONNA BE GOING ALONG WITH THE RHYTHM OF A WILY UM, BECAUSE THIS IS WIDELY AND WE WANT TO MAKE SURE WE TRY TO KEEP AS MANY PEOPLE AS HAPPY AS POSSIBLE. UM AND KNOWING THAT WE HAVE NEIGHBORS THAT DID OPPOSE LAST TIME, ONE THING THAT YOU CAN THAT YOU YOU CAN SEE IS THE COMMERCIAL ON THE FRONT. WE PULLED IT DOWN, SO THERE'S NO COMMERCIAL NEIGHBORING PRESIDENTIAL ESTATE. SO UM, THE CONCERN THAT THEY HAVE MAYBE INCREASING CRIME OR NOISE OR TRAFFIC CONGESTION. HOPEFULLY THERE'LL BE A LITTLE BIT HAPPIER WITH THAT, UM, BECAUSE WE WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR NEIGHBORS ARE HAPPY. UM LIKE LIKE, UM, JASON MENTIONED THIS IS JUST A DRAWING. THIS IS NOT DRAWN IN STONE. WE'RE HERE TO GET GUIDANCE FROM YOU. AND I REITERATE LIKE I DID LAST TIME AS WELL, IF YOU RECALL, UH, I WANT YOU TO GUIDE ME. UM WE WANT THIS TO BE THE BEST SUBDIVISION POSSIBLE FOR THE CITY OF WILEY.

BECAUSE THIS PART RIGHT HERE IS THE FACE OF WILEY. SORT OF SORT OF A GATEWAY, RIGHT? THE CITY HALL IS YOUR LIBRARY IS HERE COLLEGE ON THE OTHER SIDE, AND THIS IS A PART OF IT. SO I WANT TO MAKE SURE THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE WHERE PEOPLE PASSING BY WILL BE PROUD AND SAY, HEY, THIS LOOKS NICE, AND IT FITS IN WITH THE REST OF THE STUFF AROUND HERE. UM SO THAT'S ONE THING I'M GETTING BACK TO THE COMMERCIAL. WE LOWERED IT DOWN. UM, SO THAT WE CAN HAVE SOME NECESSARY, UH, NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL FOR THE JUST FULFILL THE NEEDS OF THE COMMUNITY HERE ON THIS SIDE OF COUNTRY CLUB, I GUESS. UM ALONG WITH THAT, UM, WE HAD THREE PARCELS OF COMMERCIAL. NOW WE HAVE ONE AREA. WE CAN EVEN MINIMIZE THAT IF NEEDED. WE DON'T NEED ANYTHING THAT BIG OR SMALL? LIKE I SAID, YOU KNOW, WE'RE HERE FOR GUIDANCE. UM ONE THING I DID WANT TO MENTION THAT IN THAT COMMERCIAL, ALONG WITH SOME RETAIL I WANTED TO INCLUDE SOME SOMETHING THAT WOULD BE A COMMUNITY SERVICE, MONTESSORI DAYCARE YOUTH CENTER, SOMETHING OF THAT SORT IN THAT AREA, SO THAT WAS SOMETHING THAT'S GONNA BE IMPORTANT FOR ME. UM NOW WE INCREASED THE SINGLE FAMILY LOTS , SOME OF THEM ABNORMAL SHAPED ON THE RIGHT SIDE TOWARDS COUNTRY CLUB. LIKE LIKE I SAID, AGAIN, THERE'S NOT THE FINAL DRAWING. WE'RE GOING TO BE MAKING CHANGES. AFTER WE GET YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND GOING BACK AND MAKING THOSE APPROPRIATE CHANGES TO REFLECT WHAT YOU WANT. UM THE OTHER THING YOU NOTICE WE TOOK OUT THE ALLEY BETWEEN BLOCK B AND BLOCK C, YOU KNOW? THEY USED TO BE AN ALLEY IN THE BACK. SO WE MADE THEM REGULAR FRONT DRIVE DRIVEWAYS WITH THE TWO CAR GARAGE IN THE FRONT. UM AND WE STILL HAVE THE TOWNHOUSES DOWN SOUTH. UM AS WAS MENTIONED BY JASON. UM SO I GUESS THIS IS WHERE WE'RE AT, UM UH, ONE MORE THING I'D LIKE TO MENTION THAT GATE ON IS THAT WASHINGTON? THE LAST STREET. OKAY WASHINGTON, SO THAT'S NOT SKATE. SO THAT'S AN EMERGENCY GATE. NOBODY HAS ACCESS. SO THERE IS A DEFINITE UH YOU KNOW, SEPARATION, AND THAT'S WHAT PRESIDENTIAL ESTATE RESIDENTS DID WANT AND THEY MADE IT VERY CLEAR. UM SO THAT'S IT RIGHT NOW. I GUESS IF THERE'S ANY QUESTIONS, CLARIFICATIONS, PLEASE. THAT. WELL THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK THIS EVENING AND SPEAKING WITH US, UM AND I APPRECIATE WHAT YOU MENTIONED AS FAR AS FIRST STEPS ABOUT CANADA WILL CALL THE LOOK AND FEEL OF THE DEVELOPMENT BECAUSE I KNOW THAT WAS A CONCERN THAT WAS EXPRESSED BY MEMBERS OF COUNCIL, UM AND BY MANY MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC. UM AND SO WE APPRECIATE YOU COMING BACK AND CLARIFYING THAT TO START OUT WITH FOR US. I'M GONNA OPEN IT UP TO COUNSEL, OBVIOUSLY, UM ARE, UM DR CONNORS

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HERE THIS EVENING AND IS INTERESTED IN FINDING OUT WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THE COMMERCIAL ASPECT BEING INCLUDED , AS IS OR NOT AT ALL AND ALSO FROM THE QUESTION ON DENSITY, WOULD THERE BE A PREFERENCE TO HAVE SMALLER, SINGLE FAMILY LOTS OR. TO HAVE THE TOWN HOMES ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE PROPERTY. MAYOR PRO TEM THANK YOU, MAYOR SO AS FAR AS THE COMMERCIALS CONCERNED. I'M HERE NOR THERE ON THAT. IT'S NOT SOMETHING THAT'S A MAKE OR BREAK FOR ME. UM THE TOWN HOMES. I DON'T HATE THE IDEA. BECAUSE IT IS TOWARDS THE COLLEGE SIDE OF THE PROPERTY. UM AS FAR AS THE LOT SIZES FOR THE HOMES. IF WE STUCK WITH THE TOWN HOMES AND WORKED WITH THAT. BUT WE STILL LOSE WHAT SIZE WHEN IT COMES TO THE HOMES. SINGLE FAMILY SO THE SINGLE FAMILY WOULD FALL UNDER THE 1024 AS LONG AS WE HAD TOWN HOMES. OKAY SO AND I AGAIN I DON'T THINK THE COMMERCIAL IS A MAKE OR BREAK ON THIS. I DO LIKE YOUR IDEA OF SOME TYPE OF SERVICE, WHETHER IT BE A MONASTERY OR CHILDCARE OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. I THINK THAT THAT'S SOMETHING THAT MAKES SENSE IN THAT AREA, BUT THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS FOR RIGHT NOW. DID YOU HAVE A PREFERENCE BETWEEN THE TOWN HOMES AND THE OR OR SHRINKING THE LOT SIZE? UM, UH, MARY PROTEIN. NO I DON'T REALLY HAVE A PREFERENCE ON THAT RIGHT NOW. I THINK THAT WHEN WE FIRST LOOKED AT THE PROJECT. UM.

WHEN IT WAS INITIALLY BROUGHT IN. KIND OF LIKE THE IDEA OF THE TOWN HOME MIX IN THERE, UH, AS LONG AS WE DON'T SUFFER ON THE SIZE OF THE LOTS OF LOTS IN THE REMAINING AREAS STAY AT 1024 IN THE TOWN HOMES WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE. UH BUT I DON'T WANT TO GET INTO THE POINT WHERE WE'RE SUFFERING SIZE A LOT SMALLER, LOT SMALLER HOMES AND TOWN HOMES. I THINK THAT'S JUST CRAMMING TOO MUCH ON THAT SMALL PIECE OF PROPERTY. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, SIR. COUNCILMAN MALIKI. THANK YOU, MAYOR FIRST DOCTOR KHAN. THANK YOU FOR COMING HERE AND BRING IN THE PROJECT AND WANTING TO WORK WITH THE COUNCIL OVER THE CITIZENS SO WILDLY AND PUTTING A PRODUCT THAT IT'S MEREDITH CITY OF WILEY . SO I COMMEND YOU FOR COMING BACK AND BRINGING SOMETHING THAT WE CAN ALL FEEL PROUD OF. UM COUPLE OF THINGS FOR ME UP. ALONGSIDE ALONG COUNTRY CLUB.

I'M OKAY WITH HAVING TO COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS ALONG COUNTRY CLUB AS LONG AS THERE IS NO. BESIDES THE GATE THAT YOU'LL HAVE EMERGENCY GATE ON THE CORNER AND WASHINGTON THERE'S LONG AS THERE IS NO TRAFFIC BLOWN THROUGH PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES. I'M OKAY WITH HAVING TO FRONT FACING COUNTRY CLUB COMMERCIAL SPACES. I THINK THAT WILL ALLOW FOR MORE COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN COUNTRY CLUB AND BRING IN SOME MORE SERVICES TO THAT THAT PART OF THE TOWN AND I THINK THOSE WILL NOT BE EMPTY SHELL BUILDINGS LIKE SOME OF THE CITIZENS HAD CONCERNS ABOUT SECURITY AND WHATNOT. FACING INWARD WHERE PEOPLE WILL NOT SEE UM I WOULD RATHER KEEP THE LOTS THAT 10,000 SQUARE FEET OR ABOVE ON THE HOMES AS LONG AS THEY FEEL LIKE PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES, HOMES. AS LONG AS THEY FEEL LIKE THE HOMES THAT WILL BE ALL FILLED WITHIN WILEY. I DO LIKE THE IDEA OF DOWN HOMES AND I'LL TELL YOU WHY. OBVIOUSLY WE ALL KNOW THAT WHILE HE HAS BECOME VERY EXPENSIVE, EXPENSIVE, EXPENSIVE TO BUILD OR BUY AND FOR SINGLE FAMILIES OF TWO PEOPLE. I THINK TOM HOMES WOULD BE MORE AFFORDABLE. THAT THEY DON'T HAVE TO MOVE OUT OF THE WILY TO BE ABLE TO LIVE WITHIN THE CITY OF WILEY AND SOMETHING THAT THEY CAN GROW WITH THAT. SO FOR ME. AS LONG AS LOOKING FEEL IS THE RIGHT WAY. I'M OKAY WITH COMMERCIAL UP FRONT ON THE FRONT PORTION OF IT. UM I DO NOT SEE. I KNOW WE HAD THE BASKETBALL COURTS OR THE PICKLEBALL COURTS AT THAT TIME. I'D LIKE TO SEE A LITTLE BIT MORE SPACE WHERE KIDS CAN PLAY WITHIN THAT NEIGHBORHOOD WITHOUT GOING OUTSIDE OF IT. OR SPLASH, BAD OR SOMETHING. BUT ANYWAY, SPLASH BANDITS COMING BY, BUT SOMETHING WITHIN THE NEIGHBORHOOD THAT KIDS CAN PLAY WITH THEM. BUT I'M OKAY WITH THE IDEA OF THE TOWN HOMES. PURELY. FOR FOLKS THAT WE WANT TO LIVE WITHIN WILDLY THAT CAN AFFORD US. COUNCILMAN STRENGTH. THANK YOU. THANK YOU, MAYOR. EXCUSE ME. SO MY PREFERENCE WOULD BE FOR TOWN HOMES AND MAINTAIN THE LOT SIZE IS THE WAY THEY ARE. I THINK IT'S NOT A HUGE NUMBER OF TOWN HOMES. I THINK IT ALSO OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY OF FOLKS AS THEY'RE GETTING OLDER AND THE KIDS ARE MOVING OUT OF THE HOUSE LIVING WHILE WE WANT TO STAY CLOSE. IT'S A GREAT ROAD FOR THEM TO DOWNSIZE. I PREFER THE COMMERCIAL. UM YOU KNOW, WE JUST

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WE COULD ALWAYS USE MORE COMMERCIAL IN THE AREA OF THE COLLEGE. UM AND THEN THE ONLY OTHER THING I WANTED TO DOUBLE CHECK ON IS THAT THAT ALLEY THAT RUNS BEHIND THOSE PLACES PREDICT PRESIDENTIAL STATE? THERE'S A COMPLETE SEPARATION BETWEEN THAT RIGHT. OKAY. SORRY. YEAH, I THINK THAT'S IT FOR MINE. THANK YOU. HMM CAN I MENTIONED AND SUDDENLY REAL QUICK TOWN HOMES.

UM AS YOU KNOW, ONCE WE SUBMITTED THESE PLANS YOU KNOW, THIS IS WHAT'S GOING THROUGH MY MIND FOR THE PAST WEEK AND 11 IDEA THAT I THOUGHT OF IS THE TOWN HOMES IF WE YOU SEE BUILDING B AND BUILDING D RIGHT IF WE MOVE THEM UP A LITTLE BIT UNIFORM WITH THE OTHER BUILDINGS. THAT WE CAN MAKE A 12 FT ALLEY IN THE BACK. UM AND. THAT ONE OF THE THOUGHT PATTERNS WAS, IF YOU GUYS RECALL WHEN WE HAD THE WORK SESSION LAST TIME 45 MONTHS AGO, UM THE FIRE STATION EVENTUALLY WILL PROBABLY BE GOING SO THIS WILL BE A THEME TO CONTINUE BECAUSE SINGLE FAMILY WOULD BE TOUGH TO BUILD OVER THERE WITH SUCH A NARROW FRONT IS 1 98 FT, SO THE THOUGHT WAS WHOEVER COMES AND BUYS AND DEVELOPS LATER ON, CAN CONTINUE TOWN HOME. AND COMMERCIAL IN THE FRONT. THAT'S THE CASE THE DEAN CAN CONTINUE. SO THAT'S THE CASE THAT WE HAVE 12 FT. HERE AND THEN THEY BUILT 12 FT ALLEY, SO THAT'S A FULL FIRE, LEAN, RIGHT, 24 FT TYPE OF DEAL SO THAT MAY HELP OUT IN THE FUTURE AS WELL. JUST A THOUGHT. OKAY? COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS. THANK YOU. VERY DOCTOR KHAN. THANK YOU. SO MUCH FOR YOUR SENTIMENT. UM BRINGING A PLAN THAT IS A WHOLE LOT MORE ALONG THE LINES OF WHAT WE HAD TALKED ABOUT IN THE PREVIOUS WORK SESSION AND THE PART OF KEEPING IT LOOKING. LIKE WHAT YOU KNOW. PEOPLE TEND TO BUY AROUND WILDLY. UM I AM FOR THE AND MORE COMMERCIAL. MUCH COMMERCIAL AS WE CAN GET A LOT ON THAT FRONTAGE BUT STILL HAVE ENOUGH ACCESS POINTS IN AND OUT OF REALLY LIKE YOUR IDEA OF THE ALLEY. ON THE BACK SIDE. I'M IN FAVOR OF HAVING TOWN HOMES. I THINK IT'S A GOOD BUFFER. ACROSS THERE, AND I DON'T THINK IT'S GONNA DRAMATICALLY REDUCE THE COST OF LIVING PER SE, BUT IT WILL HAVE SOME OFFSET THERE BECAUSE TOWN HOMES PERSON FLOOR FOOT ARE CONSIDERABLY MORE THAN YOU KNOW OF THE SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE SITS ON 2000 SQUARE FEET. UM, BUT I THINK IT'S A IS A WHOLE LOT CLOSER. TO WHAT I WOULD LOVE TO SEE AND I LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING WHAT'S GOING TO COME AS FAR AS SOME RENDERINGS AS FAR AS YOU KNOW, LOOK AND FEEL AND THAT KIND OF STUFF. YES, SIR. SOUNDS GREAT.

THANK YOU. COUNCILMAN DUKE THANK YOU, MR MAYOR. THANK YOU, DR KHAN FOR COMING AND WORKING WITH US ON THIS DEVELOPMENT. I DO LIKE THE COMMERCIAL UM THE ONLY THING THAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE MORE IS MORE GREEN SPACE MORE MORE PLAY AREA FOR THE KIDS. THE PLAY, AND I DON'T I DON'T SEE THAT AND ALSO ON THAT. I KNOW IT'S JUST DRAWING, BUT EMERGENCY IS SPELLED WRONG. THOSE ARE MY COMMENTS. ALL RIGHT. UM ON THE COMMERCIAL AND DENSITY QUESTIONS. DR. KHAN HAD ASKED MAYOR PRO TEM, DO YOU MIND LETTING HIM YOU GOTTA CLICK OFF AND BACK IN SO, UM, COUNCILMAN DIG ON THE COMMERCIAL. WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE COMMERCIAL THERE? YEAH I'M GOOD WITH THE COMMERCIAL. I YOU KNOW IF UM, I'M GOOD WITH THAT, OR MORE COMMERCIAL, ACTUALLY, AND ON THE QUESTION OF TOWN HOMES VERSUS LOT SIZE. AS LONG AS WE MAINTAIN THE RESIDENTIAL LOT SIZE, I'M GOOD WITH THAT. THERE'S NOT A LARGE TOWN HOMES AND I'M ALSO GOOD WITH THAT. OKAY AND MAYOR PRO TEM. THANK YOU FOR LETTING HIM FINISH. NO PROBLEM. SO, DR CONNOR, LIKE YOU'RE YOU'RE THINKING ON THE FLY WITH THE TOWN HOMES. I LIKE THAT IDEA TO GET THEM ALL IN ONE UNIVERSAL DEPTH FROM THE ROAD. IT KIND OF GIVES IT THAT BROWNSTONE FIELD AND IT WILL GIVE ALLOW. FOR MORE GREEN SPACE BEHIND THEM IN THE BACKYARD SITUATION RATHER THAN. PUSHING THESE COUPLE OF LAWNS UP IN THE FRONT. I ALSO AGREE WITH MY CONSTITUENTS. I MEAN, WITH MY FELLOW COUNCIL MEMBERS ON THE GREEN SPACE WITHIN THE WITHIN THE DEVELOPMENT ITSELF TO ALLOW FOR SOMEWHERE FOR THE KIDS TO PLAY, ETCETERA POCKET PARK OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT. YES, SIR. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. YEAH AND I'LL GO AHEAD AND OFFER MY VIEW. I THINK THE COMMERCIAL IS GOOD TO KEEP SOME AS WELL. UM, I DO.

I WOULD LOVE TO SEE IT ALONG THE FRONTAGE. I ALSO UNDERSTAND, THOUGH, THAT THERE MAY BE A HURDLE WITH WITH THE NEIGHBORS AS FAR AS THE REACTION PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES WILL HAVE.

FOR THOSE WHO HAVE RESIDENTIAL LOTS WHO HAVE LIVED THERE FOR MANY DECADES IN SOME CASES TOWARDS THE FRONT, SO IF THERE IS IF IT IS SHIFTED SOUTH LIKE THAT. I DO UNDERSTAND THAT AND KEEPING A FEW LOTS AS A AS A BUFFER BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY, THOSE INDIVIDUALS KNOW WHAT THEY'RE

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PURCHASING NEXT TO, UM I TOO WOULD PREFER TO KEEP THE VERY LIMITED NUMBER OF TOWN HOMES THAT ARE HERE AND KEEP THE LOT SIZE. I THINK THAT ALLOWS FOR A BETTER TRANSITION. AT THE END OF THE DAY. IF WE CHANGE THE LOT SIZE AND MAKE THOSE LOTS INSTEAD OF TOWN HOMES WE'RE GOING TO END UP WITH ESSENTIALLY THE SAME NUMBER OF VEHICLES THE SAME DENSITY ON THAT PROPERTY. UM AND AT THAT POINT, IT WOULD BE PRETTY EQUIVALENT TO WHAT WE SEE IN BIRMINGHAM FARMS AND MANY LOCATIONS THAT ARE VERY NEAR THAT ARE ACROSS THE STREET NEARBY NORTH OF THERE, WHERE IT'S SMALLER LOTS, SO THE OVERALL DENSITY OF PEOPLE PER ACRE AH, I DON'T THINK WE'LL GET DRAMATICALLY IMPACTED BUT BY DOING IT THAT WAY. IT PROVIDES ESSENTIALLY THREE STREETS SO TO SPEAK OF BUFFER BETWEEN THE EXISTING NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE IT WILL IT WILL MUCH MORE REFLECT ALMOST A CONTINUATION OF THAT NEIGHBORHOOD, AND THEN IT CHANGES AT THE VERY EDGE OF THE OF THE PROPERTY BEING DEVELOPED, SO I WOULD PREFER AS WELL TO KEEP IT THAT WAY. UM AND I DO AGREE WITH WITH TRYING TO SET THOSE ALONG ALONG A CONTINUOUS LINE. I THINK WHETHER WHETHER THAT TURNS INTO A LARGER BACKYARD FOR THOSE INDIVIDUALS OR WHETHER THAT TURNS INTO WORKING WITH MR HASKINS AND OUR AND OUR STAFF ON FUTURE PLANS FOR CONNECTIVITY TO THE NEARBY PROPERTY. EITHER WAY, I THINK IT JUST GIVES MORE OPTIONS AT THAT POINT. AND SO I THINK FOR ME, THAT WOULD BE MY FEEDBACK ON THOSE. DID YOU HAVE SOMETHING? COUNCILMAN MALEKI HAD TO A COUPLE OF QUESTIONS. JUST WANT TO MAKE SURE BASED ON CURRENT DRAWINGS. I'M SEEING TWO ENTRANCES TO THE HOUSING. THE UNIT. IS THAT RIGHT? ONE AT ON THE BACK END. AND THEN ONE NEXT TO THE COMMERCIAL. SO ARE YOU, REFERRING TO THE ONE AT THE TOP LEFT THE DRAWING. YES SO HE THAT WAS THE ONE HE WAS SAYING HE WOULD KEEP A KNOX BOX AT THE ENTRANCE THROUGH FROM COUNTRY CLUB TO THE ACTUAL NEIGHBORHOOD. SO ONE ENTRANCE WILL BE RIGHT NEXT TO THE COMMERCIAL AND THEN ONE WILL BE ON TOP. IS THAT RIGHT? THAT'S PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES ARE THERE AT THE TOP, SO I REALLY HAVE ONE ENTRANCE TO THE WHOLE NEIGHBORHOOD. IS THAT RIGHT? CORRECT? YES, GATED. NO SUIT NEIGHBORHOOD OR YOU PLANNING TO LEAVE IT OPEN. WE HAVE NO INTENT OF GETTING THIS COMMITTEE. IT'S GOING TO BE OPEN FOR YOU, SIR. THAT'S IT. OKAY? COUNCILMAN HOOVER YOUR THOUGHTS ON ON THE PROJECT IN GENERAL ANY QUESTIONS AND THEN THE COMMERCIAL AND DIDN'T DENSITY QUESTIONS. UM AS FAR AS THE COMMERCIAL GOES WITH THE WITH THINKING ABOUT THE. PRESIDENTS AND PRESIDENTIAL STATES. I THINK THE COMMERCIAL IS GOOD. I WOULD LIKE TO SEE SOME MORE GREEN SPACE. I AGREE WITH THE TOWN WITH THE TOWN HOMES AND MOVE ON THE FLY, MOVING THEM UP. UM AND I WOULD, UH, LIKE LOT SIZES. TO STAY AT THE 10,000. YES, SIR. SO COUNCIL THAT WE HAVE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS OR THOUGHTS THAT WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE. COUNCILMAN WILLIAMS. THE ONLY THING I WAS GOING TO HIGHLIGHT AND I MEANT TO SAY IT EARLIER WAS UM IF YOU'RE GONNA REPOSITION THAT SOUTH SIDE OF THE, UH COMMERCIAL THAT'S GONNA END UP BEING A CUT THROUGH. HIGH SPEED CUT THROUGH THAT'S GOING TO CREATE A PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE COMING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE TOWN HOMES, CUTTING THROUGH THE BOTTOM OF THAT COMMERCIAL IN ORDER TO EXIT, UH, COUNTRY CLUB. IF IT WERE TO STAY JUST LIKE THAT. I THINK SOMETHING WOULD HAVE TO BE TWEAKED THEIR SOMEHOW FOR YOU KNOW IF YOU GET MORE COMMERCIAL AND CHANGE THE INTERNS EXITS CLOSE THAT BACK ENTRANCE OFF THAT CONNECTS BACK TO THE ALLEY OR THAT ALLEY GOES ALL. YEAH ALL THE WAY OUT TO COUNTRY CLUB AND YOU END UP, YOU KNOW, RAISING MOVING THE COMMERCIAL NORTH AND THAT ALLEY CONNECTS ALL THE WAY TO COUNTRY CLUB SOUTH OF THE ACTUAL, UH, COMMERCIAL. PEACE SOMETHING THAT WILL SEPARATE THAT TRAFFIC. YES FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE GETTING OUT, WALKING BACK AND FORTH FOR SHOPPING AND SURE, SURE SOUNDS GREAT. THAN THE CIVIL HERE. VERY IMPORTANT.

THANK YOU. YEAH THERE. UM I HEARD FROM MY LEFT. THERE MAY BE SOME AH! WORK THAT HAS TO BE DONE ANYWAY. GIVEN THE PROXIMITY TO THE FIRE STATION ENTRANCE AS FAR AS WHERE THAT ACTUAL COMMERCIAL INTERESTS CAN GO, SO I KNOW, I KNOW THIS IS JUST KIND OF A RENDERING TO GET OUR THOUGHTS. SO TO YOUR POINT, THERE MAY BE SOME CHANGES THAT HAVE TO HAPPEN AS FAR AS THE SPECIFIC LAYOUT GOES. COUNCILMAN STRONG DID YOU HAVE SOMETHING, SIR? I WAS JUST GONNA SAY KEEP IT SIMPLE CLOTHES OFF THE BACK. DON'T PUNCH THE ALLEY ALL THE WAY THROUGH. JUST MAKE IT EASY.

SORRY. REPEAT THAT ONCE MORE. I WOULD. I WOULDN'T DO THE ALLEYWAY, UM, PUNCHING ALL THE

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WAY THROUGH COUNTRY CLUB BECAUSE OF THE PROXIMITY OF THE FIRE STATION, BUT I WOULD JUST SEAL OFF THE BACK. THAT'S SOUTHERN BACK ENTRANCE IN THERE TO DO THE TRICK. OKAY? SO UM, THAT CAN'T YOU OR YOUR. TEAM THAT'S WITH YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FOR US TO DID THAT? HELP PROVIDE SOME GUIDANCE TO YOU? DEFINITELY YEAH , YEAH. YES YES. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION HERE. UM JEFF IS, UM , MY HE'S WORKING WITH. HE'S A REAL CHAIR ATTORNEY, SO HE'S WORKING WITH US AS WELL. DO YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? YOU WANNA ASK? NO JOKE, PACKER. I GUESS WHAT KIND OF A FOREIGNER BECAUSE I LIVE IN PLANO. BUT WHAT DAUGHTER LIVES ABOUT A MILE FROM HERE? AND I'VE GOT A GRANDDAUGHTER IS A SENIOR AT WILEY. HIGH SCHOOLS KINDA KNOW THE AREA. THE KEY THING THAT WE'RE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH. IT'S VERY SIMPLE. WE WANT THE SUBDIVISION. THAT THE CITY OF WILEY WOULD BE PROUD TO HAVE THE CITY HAS GROWN TREMENDOUSLY IN THE LAST 20 YEARS. HAD YOU'RE RIGHT. IT'S GOTTEN KIND OF EXPENSIVE FOR SOME OF THESE PLACES, LARGELY BECAUSE OF THE BIG HOUSES. WHICH HAVE PRICED OUT SOME PEOPLE. BUT THERE'S A HAPPY MEDIUM. YOU WANT TO HAVE HOUSES THAT ARE NICE, NOT SLUMS. AND YOU WANT PEOPLE TO BE ABLE TO AFFORD TO LIVE THERE BECAUSE THAT BUILDS THE WHOLE TAX BASE AND EVERYTHING ELSE. UH HUH. AND DR KHAN AND HIS GROUP. WHAT TO WORK WITH THE COUNCIL. AND EVERYBODY ELSE IN THE CITY TO MAKE A SUBDIVISION. THAT IS SOMETHING THAT EVERYBODY DRIVING BY TO SAY. WOW. THAT SIMPLE AND THAT'S WHAT REALLY WHY I'M HERE TO CONNECT. HELP HIM. HE'S KIND OF NERVOUS TONIGHT. BUT WE APPRECIATE YOU GUYS TAKING THE TIME TO VISIT WITH US ABOUT IT AND I ASSURE YOU THAT DR KHAN AND HIS GROUP WERE GOING TO BE WORKING CLOSELY WITH YOU TO MAKE SURE THAT WHATEVER. FINALLY APPROVED. IT WILL BE SOMETHING EVERYBODY THANK YOU. THANK YOU, SIR. DOT COM. THANK YOU FOR COMING THIS EVENING AND THANK YOU FOR COMING BACK AND WANTING TO WORK WITH THE CITY AND RESPOND TO THE FEEDBACK THAT THE CITIZENS PROVIDED AT THE LAST MEETING AS WELL AS THE COUNCIL. MR HASKINS. WAS THERE ANYTHING ELSE THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD? YOU HAVE. ONE QUICK QUESTION. UM COUNCILMAN FORRESTER MENTIONED LIKE THE BROWNSTONE LOOK. IF WE WERE TO PUSH JUST AS A THOUGHT. WHEN I GO THROUGH THIS WITH DR CONN, IF WE WERE TO PUSH THE TOWN HOMES MORE TOWARDS THE FRONT OF THE LOT, MAYBE CREATING AN EXCEPTION TO OUR NORMAL 25 FT SETBACKS. IF WE HAD REAR ENTRY IS EVERYBODY GENERALLY OPEN C A LOT OF HEADS GOING LIKE THIS, SO I'M GONNA ASSUME THAT'S GENERALLY OKAY. UNLESS I HEAR OTHERWISE HERE. IS THAT ALL RIGHT? I THINK THAT OFTEN HELPS SOLVE THE PROBLEM AS WELL OF PARKING THAT YOU GET WITH TOWN HOMES. UM, WHEN THEY GET TO CENTERED SO TO SPEAK ON A LOT.

YOU DON'T HAVE A FRONT DRIVE. YOU DON'T HAVE A BACK DRIVE. LET'S FACE IT. PEOPLE DON'T USE THEIR DRIVE OR THEIR GARAGES FOR VEHICLES. I MEAN, I DO. I KNOW. I KNOW THAT I'M PROBABLY IN A VAST MINORITY BASED ON DRIVING DOWN MY OWN STREET. AND SO, UM YES, SEE THERE. I'VE GOT ONE TEASING ME IN THE OTHER SAYING THAT I GOT A BABY TRUCK THAT FITS IN. THAT'S TRUE. THAT'S TRUE. I DID. I MEASURED THE CHURCH THE GARAGE DOORS WHEN I WAS PICKING OUT A HOUSE TO SEE WHAT WOULD FIT IT, SO, UM, BUT YEAH, BUT I THINK THAT'S UH I THINK THAT SOMETHING LIKE THAT IS KIND OF WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR AND AGAIN. YOU KNOW, IF IT HAS THAT LOOK, IT'S GOING TO BE SEPARATED FROM THE NEIGHBORHOOD TO THE POINT OF THE OTHER COUNCIL THAT THE OTHER COUNCIL MEMBERS HAVE MADE. AND THEN IF YOU'RE PUTTING THOSE GARAGES AND ALL OF THE VEHICLES ON THE BACK END, IT ONLY FURTHER HELPS TO KEEP THAT TRANSITION FARTHER AWAY FROM PRESIDENTIAL ESTATES FROM AN AESTHETIC POINT. SO FOR ME, THAT'S THAT'S NOT A PROBLEM COUNCIL. IT IS ANYONE HAVE A CONCERN ABOUT WHAT WAS PROPOSED. WHAT WAS MR HASKINS MENTIONED? OKAY SO NO, NO, NO PROBLEMS WITH US. OKAY. THANK YOU. OKAY? THANK YOU. UH HUH. SO WITH THAT WE'LL RECONVENE INTO OUR REGULAR

[RECONVENE INTO REGULAR SESSION]

[EXECUTIVE SESSION]

SESSION. AND THEN MOVE INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION. UNDER 551.072 DELIBERATION REGARDING REAL PROPERTY CLOSED MEETING YES. ONE CONSIDER THE SAILOR ACQUISITION OF PROPERTIES LOCATED AT BALLARD, BROWN BROWN, NEW BANKS. FM, 544, COOPER FM, 544 CENT AND JACKSON NOTE. REGENCY STEEL STATE HIGHWAY 78 BALLOTS, STATE HIGHWAY 78 BROWN AND STATE HIGHWAY 78 SKYVIEW, ALSO UNDER SECTION 551.087 DELIBERATION REGARDING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEGOTIATIONS CLOSED MEETING YEARS TOO. DELIBERATION REGARDING COMMERCIAL OR FINANCIAL INFORMATION THAT THE W. E D C HAS RECEIVED FROM A BUSINESS PROSPECT AND TO DISCUSS THE OFFER OF INCENTIVES FOR

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PROJECTS. 20 13-98 20 21-2, D 20 21-58 2021 THAT'S 6020 21-9 B 20 21-11 B 20 22-1 B 22 TO 20 22-1 C 20 22-7 B 20 22-98 2022 DESTIN C 20 23-18 20 23-1 C 2023. THAT'S TO BE 2023. THAT'S TWO D 20 23-3 B 20 23-5 B 20 23-6 B 20 23-60 20 23-60 2023 DASH A DAY 20 23-8 B 2023 1820 23-98 20 23-9 B 20 23-19 2023 THAT'S 9020 23-10 A AND 20 23-10 B AND SECTION 551 THAT 074 PERSONAL MATTERS. CLOSED MEETING YES, THREE CITY MANAGER'S ANNUAL EVALUATION.

* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.

CALL TO ORDER

CONSENT AGENDA

C. Consider and act upon, a request regarding the demolition of a commercial structure in accordance with Ordinance No. 2022-34. Property located at 104 S. Ballard. within the Downtown Historic District

1. Consider, and act upon, the award of Contract No. #W2023-94-E for Medical Advisory Services for Wylie Fire-Rescue with Columbia Medical Center of Plano Subsidiary LP d/b/a Medical City Plano, in the amount of $224,013.00, and authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary documents.

2. Consider, and act upon, Resolution No. 2023-28(R) regarding the acceptance of the 2023 State Homeland Security Grant Program funds for hazardous materials equipment, specifically hazardous materials dry decon materials.

4. Hold a Public Hearing, consider, and act upon, the writing of an ordinance for a change in zoning from Commercial Corridor (CC) to Commercial Corridor - Special Use Permit (CC-SUP) on 0.4496 acres to allow for Automobile Repair Minor use. Property located at 403 S. State Highway 78 (ZC 2023-17).

5. Consider, and act upon, Ordinance No. 2023-53 to abandon Right-of-Way being a 0.093 acre dead end alleyway within the Wooded Creek Estates Addition.

6. Consider, and act upon, a contract between the City of Wylie and Yoshikawa Stone Sculpture, Inc. to commission two pieces of art for the Municipal Walking Trails, Phase 2 not to exceed $80,000, and authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary documents

8. Consider, and act upon, Resolution No. 2023-29(R) casting a vote for a candidate(s) to the Board of Directors of the Collin Central Appraisal District for a one-year term beginning January 1, 2024.

9. Consider, and act upon, Resolution No. 2023-30(R) of the City of Wylie, Dallas County, Texas, casting its vote for the fourth member of the Board of Directors of the Dallas Central Appraisal District.

RECONVENE INTO REGULAR SESSION

EXECUTIVE SESSION

RECONVENE INTO OPEN SESSION

READING OF ORDINANCES

Nov 14, 2023 City Council & Work Session