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CITY OF LAREDO CITY COUNCIL MEETING M2007-R-21 CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS 1110 HOUSTON STREET LAREDO, TEXAS 78040 NOVEMBER 5, 2007 5:30 P.M.
I. CALL TO ORDER
With a quorum present Mayor Salinas called the meeting to order.
II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Salinas led in the Pledge of Allegiance.
III. ROLL CALL
In attendance:
Raul G. Salinas, Mayor Mike Garza, Council Member, District I Hector Garcia, Council Member, District II Michael Landeck, Council Member, District III Johnny Amaya, Council Member, District IV Johnny Rendon, Council Member, District V Gene Belmares, Mayor Pro Tem, District VI Juan Chavez, Council Member, District VII Juan Ramirez, Council Member, District VIII Gustavo Guevara, Jr., City Secretary Cynthia Collazo, Deputy City Manager Raul Casso, City Attorney Horacio De Leon, Assistant City Manager Jesus Olivares, Assistant City Manager
IV. MINUTES
Approval of the minutes of September 4, 2007, September 10, 2007 and October 15, 2007.
Motion to approve.
Moved: Cm. Amaya Second: Cm. Ramirez For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0 V. COMMUNICATIONS AND RECOGNITIONS
Recognitions
Recognition of Wendolyne Morales, Univision reporter, for winning the Lone Star Emmy Award on her report titled “Tomas Contreras: Injusticia Tras Las Rejas.”
Mayor Salinas and City Council publicly recognized Wendolyne Morales and presented her with a Seven Flags Certificate of Recognition.
Communiqués a. Invitation by Arnold Davis, Chairman and Bertha Mena, Co-Chairman of the “Feast of Sharing” event sponsored H.E.B. to be held at the Laredo Civic Center on Sunday, November 18, 2007 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Arnold Davis and Bertha Mena publicly invited the public to attend the “19th Annual Feast of Sharing” event sponsored by H. E. B. and the City of Laredo at the Laredo Civic Center on Sunday, November 18, 2007. He noted that they are expecting over 12,000 persons and they are prepared to serve over 3,000 pounds of turkey.
b. Dr. Francisco Cigarroa, President of the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio will provide comments in appreciation for the partnership between the UTHSCSA Dental School and the City of Laredo.
Dr. Cigarroa, President of the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio, provided comments in appreciation for the partnership between the UTHSCSA Dental School and the City of Laredo. He added that it was a tremendous privilege to speak to the City Council because Laredo will always be his home. He noted that everything that he has ever accomplished is attributed to the great teachers that he has had in the City of Laredo. He thanked all the entities that allow them to flourish in the City to expand helpful education.
Cm. Garza congratulated Cm. Garcia on the ALS Walk that was held on Saturday. He added that he is very supportive of the efforts of individuals who participate in fundraising events such as ALS. He said that he provided school clothes for 160 students in his District. He thanked the City of Laredo Police Department for maintaining a safer Halloween for children. Finally, he congratulated the United South High School Football team for making the playoffs.
Cm. Garcia thanked the community, especially the employees of the City of Laredo, for working hard to raise money for the ALS Walk. He specifically thanked his friends for showing their support for the ALS event. He congratulated Alexander High School Cross Country Boys Team for advancing to the State U. I. L. Level. He also congratulated the Alexander High School Girls Volleyball Team for advancing to the playoffs. He thanked the Mayor for reading the Proclamation for the Alexander HOSA club. Finally, he congratulated and showed support for Mr. Aleman from United High School for concentrating on the education of his school. He noted that his actions demonstrated a lot of character.
Cm. Amaya informed City Council that District IV would be having a renaming ceremony for the Eliseo Valdez, Jr. Park at Jefferson and San Francisco. He also reminded individuals that the District IV Committee would be having a steak plate sale to benefit the low income families for the holidays.
Cm. Rendon thanked John Orfila, Jr., Public Works Director and his staff, for working very diligently on Jacaman Road. He also thanked the citizens that use the route for being patient. He also mentioned that the State of Tabasco is suffering due to flooding. He thanked the Council for their support in assisting the state.
Cm. Belmares congratulated the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation for holding a phenomenal fund raising event. He said that they have raised over $250,000 for the Foundation which is a testament to the people of Laredo who open up their hearts and their wallets and give to a good causes. He thanked all the individuals who participated in the “Make A Difference Day” held in North Laredo. He mentioned that over 500 people from Laredo attended the event. He specifically mentioned the names of the City employees who had a vital roll in coordinating the event. He gave his condolences to the family and friends of Luis Munoz, Korean War Veteran. He reminded the media partners about the annual Blue Santa Football game that will be held in December to raise toys for children.
Cm. Chavez asked the community to support the Laredo Bucks.
Cm. Ramirez thanked Roy Garcia, Code Enforcement Supervisor, and his volunteers for removing graffiti in District VIII. He thanked everyone that participated in the Halloween event at the Civic Center. He encouraged the viewing public to vote in current election on November 6, 2007.
Citizen comments
Citizens are required to fill out a witness card and identify themselves at the microphone. Comments should be relevant to City business and delivered in a professional manner. No derogatory remarks will be permitted. There is a time limit of three minutes per speaker.
Guillermina Montes and Jesus Guerra, LISD Trustees, stated that the goal of Laredo Independent School District is to promote pedestrian safety and create safety awareness in Laredo. She asked the cooperation from City Council to join their mission to create safety awareness. The specifically sought the endorsement of their resolution of October 17, 2007 calling for the construction of a pedestrian bridge at the corner of Zacatecas and Zapata Highway. The goal of the partnership with Laredo Police Department is to develop and implement a curriculum for pedestrian safety that we can take to the schools for the benefit and safety of everyone.
Juan Jose Avila spoke encouraging assistance to Tabasco, Mexico.
Emilio Martinez spoke on the problems with the Police Department and stated that the time has come for corruption to stop and for City leaders to address the problems. He asked that a Citizen Commission be erected and asked that the amusement machines be banned from Laredo and Webb County.
VI. APPOINTMENTS TO COMMISSIONS, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES
Appointment by Council Member Juan Chavez of Ofelia Kirby to the Library Advisory Committee.
Motion to approve.
Moved: Cm. Amaya Second: Cm. Garza For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0 VII. GENERAL COUNCIL DISCUSSIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
A. Request by Council Member Mike Garza
1. Status report on the Municipal Golf Course Project and related funding, with possible action.
This item was postponed at the request of Cm. Garza.
B. Request by Council Member Dr. Michael Landeck
1. Discussion with possible action including possible amendments to the scope and conditions of the contract awarded to the engineering company (Poznecki Camarillo Engineering Surveying, Inc.) regarding the evaluation of potential sites for bridge #5 in the south and south Laredo.
Cm. Landeck stated that there is current correspondence taking place between the DD Hachar Foundation and Commissioner Wawi Tijerina on the issue that they should be allowed access to the engineering company. He said that it is not allowed because the contract was written in such a way that no one should have access to the engineering company. Members of the City have access to the engineering company including the City Manager, City Engineer, and other individuals. He went on to say that he could not foresee any damage if the DD Hachar or Montemayor Companies make a presentation.
Motion to allow all three representatives of all three groups to contact the Poznecki Company and arrange for them a presentation at their will.
Moved: Cm. Landeck There was not a second so motion died.
Cynthia Collazo, Deputy City Manager, reported that the scope of services in “attachment A” that was part of the contract apparently stated that Poznecki Camarrillo wanted no contact or presentations from any of the engineering firms with the exception of the City Engineer, Utilities Director, and the County’s Engineer. She said that a report has been submitted but she has not had time to review it.
Tomas Rodriguez, Utilities Director, explained that he was under the impression that the Commissioner does have a copy of the contract because the County staff provided Commissioners copies of the contract like City staff provided Council Members. Commissioner Tijerina is the person in charge of the City/County Elected Official ommittee and they agreed that the scope (attachment A) was adequate and the committee came to report to Council and Commissioners. City staff was instructed to send the scope of services to Camarillo. The special condition read that the consultant should not discuss the project with any local engineering firms and that they should not discuss the project with any local landowners or developers. He assured the Council that the scope was in the contract where City and Council leaders voted on the contract for a 50/50 agreement.
2. Discussion and possible action regarding a formulation of a policy on distribution of copies of correspondence and documentation addressed to the Mayor and/or City Manager that should be distributed to all the members of the City Council.
Cm. Landeck expressed his concern for copies of correspondence and documentation addressed to the Mayor and/or City Manager that he and other Council Members do not receive. He said that City Council needs to create a formulation or a policy on distribution of copies. He asked City Council to spend some thought to develop a policy where all members follow to try to avoid situations where some receive information and some Council members don’t.
Cm. Rendon explained that often time Council members receive information because they are on a particular committee and others aren’t.
Mayor Salinas said that he understands the concerns of the Council Members and explained that often times he receives confidential mail. He added that he did not have a problem with sharing material with other Council Members if it pertains to City issues.
Cm. Landeck suggested creating a policy for copies of correspondence and documentation. He asked each official to review their mail and share it with Council if it pertains to City of Laredo issues.
C. Request by Council Member Johnny Amaya
1. Discussion with possible action on appropriating funds from both District IV and District V for the installation of a street light at the east side corner of Ryan and Marcella. (Co-sponsored by Council Member Johnny Rendon)
Motion to a appropriate funds from both District IV and District V for the installation of a street light at the east side corner of Ryan and Marcella.
Moved: Cm. Amaya Second: Cm. Ramirez For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
D. Request by Council Member Johnny Rendon
1. Discussion with possible action on introducing a pilot program to provide recycle bins in different areas in our community instead of the blue bags. Cm. Rendon said that the reason he placed this item on the agenda is because at other Council meetings Cm. Garcia made a motion to make our City a plastic free City. He expressed an interest in implementing a pilot program for placing recycle bind in different areas of the city.
Oscar Medina, Solid Waste Director, reported that other cities have adopted a twice a week pick up. The first week is trash and the second pick up is recycling material. He said that the citizens are provided a green trash can and a blue recycle bin. He advised that the city would need to spend 2.7 million dollars to buy blue bins; however, it can be phased in. He suggested a registration process where interested citizens will sign up to receive a blue bin to recycle. He agreed that the City could also implement a pilot program for a neighborhood in North Laredo and South Laredo.
Cm. Rendon requested the pilot program.
Cm. Garcia expressed his satisfaction with the registration process for recycling.
Oscar Medina, Solid Waste Director, advised Council that he would look at different incentives for recycling and return to City Council with a recommendation.
2. Status report on the storm drainage project on Belmont Subdivision between Esperanza & Sage streets.
Riazul Mia, Environmental Department, said the contract was awarded and the design should be complete by the end of January 2008. It will go to bid in February 2008.
3. Presentation by Blas Castaneda, LCC Chief Economic Officer, on a Department of Labor grant initiative for workforce literacy centers to support businesses and industries in our community and the southern border region.
Blas Castaneda, LCC Chief Economic Officer, gave the following presentation:
What is WIRED?
Workforce Innovation Regioinal Economic Development Main Focus – Talent Development Tied to the Cluster Initiative at Federal and State Level Rio South Texas Alliance
U S Department of Labor Community-based Job Training Grant
Total funding of $125M Cap per project $2M over a 3 year period Community Capacity Building Workplace Literacy Center $2M Total Grant $3.9M Criteria: Strong Partnerships Sustainable projects at the end of grant High Accountability
Fact Sheet
o $2,000,000 from DOL for 3 years o LCC, TSTC, STC, are main partners – LCC is the lead o LCCC will have SWTJC as a partner under contract o Satellite training facility in Zapata o Partnerships will train 1,575 people in 3 years will fund curriculum development for lodging, construction, retail clusters with health and manufacturing already completed o Our local partners include the workforce board, city, freight forwarders association, custom brokers association, most have contributed funds.
E. Request by Mayor Pro-Tempore Gene Belmares
1. Discussion with possible action on setting a workshop for reviewing, amending and/or approving the Park Dedication Ordinance.
Miguel Pescador, Parks & Recreation Department, said that the final draft has been submitted and staff is ready to present a workshop to City Council.
Cm. Belmares instructed the City Manager to submit the draft to the City Council and continue to prepare for the workshop. He noted that the workshop should be held on November 26, 2007.
Motion to hold a workshop on reviewing, amending and/or approving the Park Dedication Ordinance.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
2. Appropriating $5,000.00 in capital expenditures at the Airport to purchase flat panel televisions. This item is recommended by the Airport Advisory Committee. (Co- sponsored by Council Member Johnny Rendon)
Jose Flores, Airport Director, advised that the proposals call for three monitors with an estimated costs of $10,500; however, the City needs to go through the bidding process.
Motion to approve the funding to purchase flat panel televisions for the Airport. The following Council Members agree to pay for the televisions out of their discretionary funds including: Cm. Garza, Cm. Garcia, Cm. Rendon, Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares, and Cm. Ramirez. Cm. Ramirez will donate $1,000.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Ramirez For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
3. Discussion with possible action on enacting a moratorium on eight liners pending the review of licensing, regulations, enforcement policies and procedures.
Cm. Belmares said that he has been apprised by the City Attorney regarding the difficulty of enacting a moratorium. He added that the City Council needs to have a workshop on this item at the same time they are informed about the park naming ordinance.
Cm. Garza asked if the City of Laredo could completely band the entertainment devices.
Raul Casso, City Attorney, explained that the City of Laredo can regulate their use; however, they cannot pass a complete ban. He said that the State of Texas has already defined what is a legal machine and if they create an ordinance it would conflict with the State and would be considered a void ordinance. He said that the enforcement is the most critical error.
Motion to include this item on the November 6, 2007
F. Request by Council Member Juan Ramirez
1. Discussion with possible action on having police presence at Bridge I and Bridge II.
Cm. Ramirez explained that the reason he placed this item on the agenda is because the prior Chief of Police would not cooperate with his request. He mentioned several incidents where individuals crossed and would not have if there would have been police officers stationed at the bridge. He went on to say with the upcoming holidays it is imperative for the Police Department to have a presence at Bridge I and Bridge II.
Gilberto Navarro, Interim Chief, informed City Council of a recent survey of surrounding ports which state that seven out of nine ports of entries do not have posted officers at their ports of entry. He added that in the Friday packet he submitted a report as to how he proposes to distribute personnel. He further explained that the Department has received grants to obtain license plate readers and motorized scooters. He assured City Council that they will see more patrolling in the downtown/bridge area.
2. Discussion with possible action on placing street lights at the 2700 block of San Agustin (west side) and the 100 block of Mier (north side).
Roberto Murrillo, Traffic Department, gave an estimated amount of $3,000 for the street lights.
Motion to approve the use of District VIII Discretionary funds for placing street lights at the 2700 block of San Agustin and the 100 block of Mier.
Moved: Cm. Ramirez Second: Cm. Rendon For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
3. Status report on the Request for Proposals for the water park, with possible action.
Miguel Pescador, Parks & Recreation Department, said that he provided a draft to City Council in their Friday packet which included the review and comments. It also includes the criteria that the City staff is reviewing in the proposals. The City of Laredo is ready to move forward with the bid proposal. He continued to say that he would work with the purchasing department to launch the notice to bidders throughout the country. Finally, he noted that he would do further studies on the water park and return to Council.
4. Status report on the Christmas tree lighting event, with possible action.
Blasita Lopez, Convention and Visitor’s Bureau Interim Director, commented that the project is in the planning stages. She said that the tree lighting will be held at the Civic Center.
VIII. PUBLIC HEARINGS
2. Public hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo Fiscal Year 2007-2008 Financial Task Force budget by increasing expenses in the amount of $10,000.00 for an interdiction project awarded by the Office of the National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP) High Density Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA). Funds will be used to pay fringe benefit expenses for a drug interdiction unit comprised of Financial Task Force agents and Laredo Police Officers from January 1, 2004 through December 31, 2007. Fringe benefits will be funded from the opening fund balance.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
3. Public hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo Health Department Fiscal Year 2007-2008 budget by appropriating revenues and expenditures in the amount of $172,239.00, from the Texas Department of State Health Services- Office of Border Health for the Department’s Public Health Emergency Preparedness- Early Warning Infections Disease Surveillance for early detection and rapid response from October 1, 2007 through July 31, 2008, and authorizing the City Manager to execute the contract.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
4. Public hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo Health Department Fiscal Year 2007-2008 annual budget by appropriating revenues and expenditures in the amount $24,750.00 from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio for the continuation of the Department’s South Texas Family AIDS Network grant award for the period beginning August 1, 2007 through July 31, 2008 to provide patient care for HIV/AIDS patients.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Chavez For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
5. Public hearing and introductory ordinance ratifying City Manager’s acceptance of a grant by the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s (USEPA) Border 2012 Grant Program in the amount of $50,000.00 with the City designating $12,695.00 in matching funds for a total of $62,695.00 and amending the City of Laredo’s Fiscal Year 2007-2008 Annual Budget for the Environmental Services Fund by appropriating the said grant revenue to the appropriate expenditure accounts. Funds will be used for the production of the Dos Laredos Non-Point Source Pollution Early Childhood Education Video.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
6. Public hearing allowing interested persons to comment on the proposed amendment to the 2007 Consolidated One-Year Action Plan by reprogramming a total of $825,000.00 of 33rd Action Year (AY) 2007 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds for the purpose of funding the Chacon Creek/Guatemozin Street Acquisition and Relocation project by canceling funding for the following projects:
Canizalez Park Pavilion and Improvements project ………….………$100,000 Cielito Lindo Park project……………………………………………...$225,000 Shade Structures along Zacate Creek…………………………………. $100,000 Slaughter Park project…….…………….…………………………..….$400,000
Total Funds Reprogrammed………………..……………………………$825,000
The Chacon Creek/Guatemozin Street Acquisition and Relocation project will enhance the floodplain and provide safety to the residents that will be relocated. The above listed park projects are proposed to be funded through 2007 Certificate of Obligation Bond funds.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Cm. Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
7. Public hearing and introductory ordinance amending the City of Laredo Fiscal Year 2007-2008 annual budget for the parking meters fund by appropriating expenditures in the amount of $300,000.00 from fund balance for the Riverfront Parking Lot Restructuring Project.
Motion to open the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing and introduce.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Ordinance Introduction: City Council
8. Individual public hearings for the voluntary annexation of eleven (11) tracts of land:
Tract 1: Ed-Sal Tract – 4.02 acres, more or less, located east of FM 1472 and south of State Highway 255. Petitioner: Ed-Sal Investments Ltd.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 1.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 2: RRTAIT Tract – 84.77 acres, more or less, located approximately 1.55 miles east of Bob Bullock Loop and Highway 359, on the north side of Highway 359. Petitioner: S.T.F.G. Inc.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 2.
Moved: Cm. Garza Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 3: Killam Charco Tract – 88.56 acres, more or less, located approximately east of Interstate Highway 35 and north of Bob Bullock Loop. Petitioner: Killam Ranch Properties, Ltd.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 3.
Moved: Cm. Garza Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Cm. Rendon Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 4: Killam Quiote Tract – 194.08 acres, more or less, located east of Bob Bullock Loop and north of Casa Verde Road (future extension of Del Mar Boulevard). Petitioner: Killam Ranch Properties, Ltd.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 4.
Moved: Cm. Garza Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 5: AFW Investments II Tract – 105.19 acres, more or less, located approximately 3.6 miles east of the Loop 20/Highway 359 intersection, immediately north of Colonias Los Altos and Tanquecitos and south of Tex-Mex Railroad. Petitioner: AFW Investments II, Ltd.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 5.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Garza For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 6: H-5 Tract – 59.94 acres, more or less, located directly east of the City of Laredo landfill. Petitioner: Hurd Ranch Company, Ltd.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 6.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 7: A.R. and Alicia Sanchez Tract – 10.85 acres, more or less, located east of Mines Road (FM 1472) and south of Las Tiendas Road (FM 3338). Petitioner: Ramon Diez-Barroso.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 7.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
There was no public input.
Motion to close the public hearing.
Moved: Mayor Pro Tempore Belmares Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 Against: 0 Abstain: 0
Tract 8: 4V Holdings Tract – 172.13 acres, more or less, located approximately north of Wormser Road and east of Avenida Mexico. Petitioner: 4 V Holdings, Ltd.
Motion to open public hearing on Tract 8.
Moved: Cm. Garcia Second: Cm. Amaya For: 8 |