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Home My WebLink AboutMIN OCT 02 2018A �y T E X A S M I N U T E S- CITY OF BEAUMONT W.L. Pate, Jr., At -Large BECKY AMES, MAYOR William R. Sam, Sr., At -Large Virginia H. Jordan, Ward I CITY COUNCIL MEETING Michael D. Getz, Ward II Audwin Samuel, Ward III OCTOBER 2, 2018 Robin Mouton, Mayor Pro Tern Tyrone E. Cooper, City Attorney Kyle Hayes, City Manager Tina Broussard, City Clerk The City Council of the City of Beaumont, Texas, met in a regular session in strict compliance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code, Chapter 551 on October 2, 2018, at the City Hall Council Chambers, 801 Main Street, Beaumont, Texas, at 1:30 p.m. to consider the following: OPENING Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Roll Call Presentation and Recognition Public Comment: Persons may speak on scheduled agenda item No. 1A 2/Consent Agenda Consent Agenda Mayor Ames called the council meeting to order at 1:30 p.m. Pastor Howard Cameron, Trinity Church gave the invocation. Mayor Ames led the Pledge of Allegiance. Roll call was made by Tina Broussard, City Clerk. Present at the meeting were Mayor Ames, Mayor Pro Tern Mouton, Councilmembers Jordan, Getz, Sam, Pate and Samuel. Also present were Kyle Hayes, City Manager; Tyrone Cooper, City Attorney; Tina Broussard, City Clerk. Proclamations, Presentation, Recognitions "The 7th Annual Swinging for Miracle Gold Tournament Day" - October 22, 2018 - Proclamation read by Councilmember Samuel; accepted by Adrienne Ryherd-Dishman; Director of Development for the Christus Health Foundation "Fire Prevention Week" - October 7-13, 2018 - Proclamation read by Mayor Ames; accepted by Joe Condina, Fire Marshall and others with the Beaumont Fire Department Public Comment: Persons may speak on scheduled agenda items 1 & 2/Consent'Agenda Annette Pernell 912 Pine Ave. Orange, TX Made comments regarding the Work Session on Beaumont becoming a Bee City, stated how important it was and glad to see that Beaumont was taking the initiative to make this happen, applauded the citizens for being present at the meeting and being involved because it's all about them Minutes — October 2, 2018 CONSENT AGENDA * Approval of minutes — September 25, 2018 * Confirmation of committee appointments — None A. Approve the purchase of trash cans for use in the Solid Waste Department — Resolution 18-236 C. Authorize the acceptance of a fifteen -foot wide Exclusive Sewer Line Easement located on Farrah Street — Resolution 18-238 Councilmember Samuel moved to approve the Consent Agenda excluding Item B. Councilmember Jordan seconded the motion. AYES: MAYOR AMES, MAYOR PRO TEM MOUTON, COUNCILMEMBERS JORDAN, GETZ, SAM, PATE AND SAMUEL NAYS: NONE MOTION PASSED B. Authorize the settlement of the claim of George W. Brown III — Resolution 18-237 Councilmember Samuel moved to approve Item B on the Consent Agenda. Councilmember Jordan seconded the motion. AYES: MAYOR AMES, MAYOR PRO TEM MOUTON, COUNCILMEMBERS JORDAN, SAM, PATE AND SAMUEL NAYS: NONE ABSTAIN: COUNCILMEMBER GETZ MOTION PASSED GENERAL BUSINESS Consider amending Section 20.03.003 of the Code of Ordinances that will establish speed zone boundaries and the speed limit on one particular section of Major Drive. The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) performed a traffic survey of Major Drive from Folsom Drive to Dishman Road due to multiple residents requesting an evaluation of the speed limit. The 2017 crash rate for this section of road described above is 158.57, nearly three (3) times the statewide average of 55.88 for similar roadways. Administration and TxDOT propose the speed zone boundaries and speed limit for these sections of Major Drive be amended under the schedule Chapter 20 Section 20.03.003 to read as follows: Minutes — October 2, 2018 Street Limits of Zone Direction of Travel Speed Major Drive (c) From the centerline of State North and South 60 Highway 105 to a point 225 feet north of the centerline of Folsom Drive. (d) From a point 225 feet north North and South 50 of the centerline of Folsom Drive to a point 158 feet south of the centerline of Dishman Road. Approval of the ordinance. Councilmember Getz moved to ADOPT AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 20, SECTION 20.03.003 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF BEAUMONT, TEXAS BY CHANGING AND AMENDING SPEED LIMITS AND SPEED ZONE BOUNDARIES TO THE SCHEDULE FOR ONE (1) SECTION OF MAJOR DRIVE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR REPEAL; AND PROVIDING A PENALTY. Councilmember Sam seconded the motion. AYES: MAYOR AMES, MAYOR PRO TEM MOUTON, COUNCILMEMBERS JORDAN, GETZ, SAM, PATE AND SAMUEL NAYS: NONE MOTION PASSED Ordinance 18-058 2. Consider a resolution authorizing the City Manager to award a contract to T. Gray Utility Company, of Houston forthe Sewer Manhole Rehabilitation Work Order Contract— Phase II. As part of the City's Sewer Overflow Initiative, the Sewer Manhole Rehabilitation Work Order Contract — Phase II will be used to rehabilitate existing manholes by coating the inside walls with concrete liner, performing frame to manhole sealing, and by adjusting/resetting defective manholes. On September 20, 2018, two (2) bids were received and are indicated in the table below: Contractor Contractor Total Base Bid Allowance Total Award Location Amount T Gray Utility Company Houston, TX $585,585.00 $30,000 $615,585.00 F & L Coatings and Concrete, LLC League City, TX $600,600.00 $30,000 $630,600.00 Engineer's Estimate $600,600.00 $30,000 $630,600.00 Minutes — October 2, 2018 Based on a review of the bids and required documents received, the Water Utilities Engineer recommends awarding the project to T. Gray Utility Company, the low bidder, in the amount of $615,585.00. A total of 365 calendar days has been allotted for completion of the project. T. Gray Utility Company is a Certified MBE company. Funds will come from the Capital Program. Approval of the resolution. COuncilmember Jordan moved to APPROVE A RESOLUTION THAT THE CITY COUNCIL HEREBY APPROVES THE AWARD OF A CONTRACT TO T. GRAY UTILITY COMPANY, OF HOUSTON, TEXAS, IN THE AMOUNT OF $615,585.00 TO REHABILITATE EXISTING MANHOLES BY COATING THE INSIDE WALLS WITH CONCRETE LINER, PERFORMING FRAME TO MANHOLE SEALING, AND BY ADJUSTING/RESETTING DEFECTIVE MANHOLES FOR THE SANITARY SEWER MANHOLE REHABILITATION WORK ORDER CONTRACT PHASE II PROJECT; AND THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE AND HE IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT WITH T. GRAY UTILITY COMPANY, OF HOUSTON, TEXAS. Councilmember Mouton seconded the motion. AYES: MAYOR AMES, MAYOR PRO TEM MOUTON, COUNCILMEMBERS JORDAN, GETZ, SAM, PATE AND SAMUEL NAYS: NONE MOTION PASSED Resolution 18-239 WORK SESSIONS * Review and discuss making application to become a "Bee City" Chris Jarmon, Executive Assistant to the City Manager reviewed and discussed making application to become a "Bee City". Mr. Jarmon stated that Bee City USA fosters ongoing dialogue in urban areas to raise awareness of the role pollinators play in our communities and what each of us can do to provide them with a health habitat. Bee City USA encouraged Incorporated cities, towns and counties and communities across America to become certified as a Bee City USA affiliate. There was discussion as to why pollinators were important, pollinators are nearly as important as sunlight, soil and water to the reproductive success of over 75% of the world's flowering plants. Pollinators are crucial to the production of most fruits, nuts and berries on which people and wildlife depend. Over 150 food crops in the United States depend on pollinators, including blueberries, apples, oranges, squash, tomatoes and almonds. What is the Issue? Reversing pollinator decline is the key to feeding the future. Without pollinators, we don't eat, it's as simple as that, and at the moment, large number of pollinators are dying. With the world's population projected to exceed 9 billion in just the next 30 years or so, that is not a good position for us to be in. There is Federal interest in this topic, the national strategy is to promote the health of honey bees and other pollinators. There are only two cities in Texas that are bee cities and those two cities are Beeville and Denton, Texas. Minutes — October 2, 2018 COMMENTS Mr. Jarmon discussed how the program would work; it would be jointly managed by the City of Beaumont and the Magnolia Garden Club. The commitments would be a once a year application fee of $500.00, a resolution needs to be passed by the City Council, a committee would be responsible for administering the program with a staff liaison; the City would assign a City staff liaison. There would also be a celebration of National Pollinator Week which occurs on February 22nd. There will be a link to Bee City, USA on the city's website, one street sign will be installed with BEE CITY on it, support pollinator habitats and plant pollinator friendly plants. There will be an annual report that will document activities that support pollinators. Review and discuss golf fees at the Henry Homberg Golf Course Kyle Hayes, City Manager reviewed and discussed the golf fees at the Henry Homberg Golf Course. The City Manager discussed a 5 year comparison of green fees and cart fees from 2013 to present, 2018 green fees for the weekday will increase to $16.00, green fees for the weekend will increase to $21.00 and cart fees will increase to $13.00. Regular membership fees will increase from $500.00 plus taxes to $525.00 plus taxes; Sr./Jr., from $300.00 plus taxes to $325.00 plus taxes. Golf Fees across SETX were discussed; Babe Zaharias in PortArthur has a weekday fee of $27.00 and weekend fee of $30.00; Willow Creek in Beaumont has a weekday fee of $27.50 and weekend fee of $36.00; Bayou Din in Beaumont has a weekday fee of $28.00 and weekend fee of $36.00; Idylwild in Sour Lake has a weekday fee of $26.00 and weekend fee of $36.00; Henry Homberg's proposed weekday fee will be $29.00 and weekend fee will be $34.00. Public Comments (Persons are limited to three minutes) Harold Haynes 5405 Seale Rd. Beaumont TX Stated that after the last meeting that there was a lot of dialogue one way, Council has never talked to the citizens, has never told the citizens what they are planning to do for them, said that there are a lot more pressing matters that need to be attended to other than bees and tennis courts, there are streets in Ward IV that need attention, he drives up and down those streets and it's tearing up his vehicle, asked that Council talk to them and tell them what they are planning and be as close to the truth as they possible can Marshall Scott 1890 Edwin Beaumont TX Made comments regarding the streets, stated that the citizens need to know the time, place and date as to when the streets will be repaired, they need something to take back to their people, named several streets that are so bad they are impassible, asked that Council stop talking about golf courses and bees and get the streets repaired, stated that the police can't get to them because the streets are so bad, they have to drive about 3 miles per hour, made comments regarding Councilmembers Getz and Pate, stated that they have to get rid of some of the Councilmembers that aren't doing anything, stated once again, citizens need answers Minutes — October 2, 2018 Eric Bender 27701 H 10 E. Beaumont TX Thanked Council for all that they do, realizes that the job they do isn't a high paying job but they do a good job regardless, stated that today's theme seems to be about streets, streets are public spaces, it's a public place for people, the streets used to be for children that skate, a gathering place, where kids ride bicycles, stated that the City wants to be a Bee City, how about making it a people city, instead of an automobile and truck city, how about making it an active transportation city, how about finishing the streets all the way to the curb, filing in the trenches that line the rode ways, make the streets safer for people who walk, push strollers, ride bicycles, and for children who want to play, Beaumont needs a polish there's no doubt about it, it needs to focus on its streets and public places Elizabeth Waddill 690 21St St. Beaumont TX Thanked Council as well as the City Manager and his Assistant for listening to the Magnolia Garden Club and bringing the idea to be a Bee City forward, it's a great opportunity for education and awareness, it's an opportunity to plant native plants and to shine as a city David Pete 6355 Chinn Ln. Beaumont TX After listening to everything that was discussed, he finds it interesting that there are still things that are discussed that hold no bearing on the major issues in the City, stated that the streets have always been an issue regardless of what is going on, Council seems to trivialize it to make it seem like it's another thing we do, we can talk about Bees, the golf course and the tennis center, but there is nothing productively being done to get the streets done, stated that there's millions of dollars that are being allocated towards the tennis center and golf course that half the City doesn't use, would like to know if the City is benefitting from the indoor tennis court, Council needs to focus on the City as a whole and not doing certain things in one area of town, it's sad that other areas never get anything done and that can't happen anymore, stop focusing on the small things and focus on what's important and that's all citizens of the City Dayna Rothenberger 3890 E. Lynwood Dr. Beaumont TX Wanted to remind Council that bicycles don't ruin streets, if there can be more done where there are bicycles on the road, the roads may last longer, made comments about riding a bicycle around the community instead of driving all the time, presented Council with a bicycle air pump from the bicycle community Mary Nixon 3850 Roland Rd. Beaumont TX Commented on the bees, butterflies, wasp, grasshoppers and different types of pollinators, stated that the Bee Program is stinging some of them, thinks that this is just another exercise in what seems ridiculous when it avoids and sidesteps much larger issues, a distraction for sure, there are serious concerns regarding the streets, lighting, lack of sidewalks, drainage and sewage backup, the environment is important, thinks that trash in the ditches and what they are putting in the ditches is more harmful than the lack of bees, stated that $500.00 a year isn't a lot of money, the information from the work session stated that all the City gets for that $500.00 is a sign, feels that the City can make the sign, all of the things that were listed the City can actual do without having to pay the yearly fee, would like Council to consider utilizing the funds on other things within the City ,Minutes — October 2, 2018 Carrie Herring 2855 Westmont Beaumont TX Commented on the Bee Program, thinks it's a great program, spoke regarding homeless shelters, knows that there_ is only one homeless shelter in Beaumont which is the Salvation Army, asked if the City has any plans to get more homeless people off the street, suggested that there be a program that can help the homeless, the homeless population is high in numbers and the streets can't be beautiful if there are bodies on them Councilmembers/City Manager/City Attorney comments on various matters COUNCILMEMBER COMMENTS MAYOR PRO TEM MOUTON - COMMENTED ON THE PRAY FOR BEAUMONT DRIVE THAT WAS DONE THROUGHOUT THE CITY, STATED IT WAS A GREAT SUCCESS, CONGRATULATED BEAUMONT NATIVE BARBARA LYNN FOR BEING RECOGNIZED IN WASHINGTON D.C. BY THE NATIONAL HERITAGE FOLK AND TRADITIONAL ARTS, FOR HER LONGEVITY IN THE MUSIC INDUSTRY, ALSO STATED THAT OCTOBER IS BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH, ANNOUNCED THE JULIE RICHARDSON PROCTOR 5K COLOR RUSH RUN, WHICH WILL TAKE PLACE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2018, AT 8:00 A.M., ALSO IT WILL BE FIRE PREVENTION WEEK, ENCOURAGED EVERYONE TO STOP BY THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THEIR FESTIVITIES AFTER THE COLOR RUSH, CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF ALMA HODGE, WHO LOST HER FATHER COUNCILMEMBER SAMUEL - NONE COUNCILMEMBER PATE - STATED THAT HE WAS UNABLE TO ATTEND THE PRAY FOR BEAUMONT DRIVE DUE TO HIS BEING AT A FUNERAL, ENCOURAGED EVERYONE TO ATTEND THE 5K COLOR RUSH AND AFTERWARDS VISIT THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR FIRE PREVENTION WEEK FESTIVITIES, COMMENTED ON STAND DOWN THAT TOOK PLACE AT THE BEAUMONT CIVIC CENTER, THE EVENT WAS TO. HELP HOMELESS VETERANS, THERE WAS OVER 300 VETERANS THAT ATTENDED, THE EVENT WAS SPONSORED BY THE SOUTH EAST TEXAS REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION, THE VETERANS WERE GIVEN VOUCHERS FOR HOUSING AS WELL AS OTHER PROGRAMS THAT ASSISTED THEM WITH THEIR NEEDS, EXPLAINED TO CITIZENS THAT COUNCILMEMBERS DON'T RESPOND WHEN THEY COME UP TO SPEAK BECAUSE WHAT THEY ARE SPEAKING ABOUT ISN'T A POSTED ITEM, THE COUNCIL AS WELL AS THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT IS DILIGENTLY WORKING TOWARDS GETTING THE STREET PROJECT STARTED, ALSO STATED THAT DOWLEN RD. WAS DONE WITH FEDERAL MONEY THAT WAS AWARDED TO THE CITY, SPECIFICALLY FOR DOWLEN RD. Minutes — October 2, 2018 COUNCILMEMBER SAM - STATED THAT HE CONTINUES TO ATTEND THE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION MEETINGS, THE MAIN TOPICS ARE ABOUT STREETS, COUNCIL IS WORKING ON THE ISSUES OF THE STREETS, THANKED ALL OF THE CITIZENS THAT SHARED THEIR CONCERNS WITH COUNCIL COUNCILMEMBER GETZ - THANKED THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT AS WELL AS THE CITY MANAGER FOR GETTING THE SPLASH PAD REHABILITATED AT PEARLSTEIN PARK, ASKED A QUESTION OF DR. MAJDALANI, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR, REGARDING THE TRENCHES THAT APPEAR WHEN THE CITY GOES BACK AND DOES AN ASPHALT STREET OVERLAY, IS THERE SOME ENGINEERING REASON WHY THEY DON'T LAY ASPHALT ALL THE WAY TO THE CURB, THANKED MS. NIXON FOR HER COMMENTS COUNCILMEMBER JORDAN - GAVE AN UPDATE ON THE ACTIVITIES AT THE BEAUMONT ANIMAL SHELTER, STATED THAT BEAUMONT PETS ALIVE HAS COMPLETED ANOTHER TRANSPORT, THE TRANSPORT HAS SAVED 38 PETS FROM THE SHELTER THAT WAS SLATED FOR EUTHANASIA, THE STOPS WERE IN SALT LAKE CITY AND OREGON CITY ATTORNEY COOPER - NONE MAYOR AMES - STATED THAT THE CITY MANAGER WILL MAKE COMMENTS REGARDING THE STREETS, ALSO STATED THAT COUNCIL CAN'T CONCENTRATE ON ONLY ONE THING, THERE'S A BALANCE, THERE'S INFRASTRUCTURE, QUALITY OF LIFE INITIATIVES, CUSTOMER SERVICE INITIATIVES, ONE STOP SHOP AND CITY SERVICES, AS WELL AS ANY OTHER SERVICES THAT ARE PROVIDED, ALL OF THE THINGS THAT COUNCIL DOES IS IMPORTANT, EVERYTHING HAS TO BE LOOKED AT, KNOWS THAT THOSE IN THE AUDIENCE ARE VERY CONCERNED ABOUT THE STREETS AND COUNCIL IS WORKING WITH STAFF TO GET THE STREETS DONE, THERE ARE ALSO WATER AND DRAINAGE PROJECTS THAT ARE GOING ON AS WELL CITY MANAGER HAYES - MADE COMMENTS CONCERNING THE STREETS, STATED THAT THERE HAS BEEN A CONCERTED EFFORT FOR CITIZENS TO COME TO COUNCIL TO SPEAK ABOUT THE STREETS, THE STREETS ARE DEFINITELY A CHALLENGE, IT'S ONE OF THE BIGGEST CHALLENGES THE CITY HAS, ASKED THAT CITIZENS THINK ABOUT WORK THAT HAS BEEN DONE AND IS STILL BEING DONE, STATED THAT WASHINGTON BLVD, IS BEING DONE AND IS A $33 MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT, THIS IS THE SECOND LARGEST EXPENSIVE PROJECT IN, THE CITY'S HISTORY, IT'S ABOUT 60% COMPLETE, NORHTWEST PARKWAY WILL BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE NEXT 30 DAYS, 7T" ST., CONCORD RD., MAGNOLIA OVERLAY HAS BEEN COMPLETED, DOWLEN RD, OVERLAY WHICH IS A FEDERAL EARMARK THAT WAS Minutes — October 2, 2018 RECEIVED OVER TWELVE YEARS AGO AND AWARDED ONLY FOR DOWLEN RD., IS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING COMPLETED, CALDER WAS DONE A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO, IT WAS A $63 MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT, STATED THAT THERE WAS A FIRM THAT WAS HIRED TO COME IN AND LOOK AT THE STREETS IN BEAUMONT, COUNCIL AUTHORIZED STAFF TO BORROW $10 MILLION WHICH IS ON HAND, AS WELL AS $1.7 MILLION THAT WAS REIMBURSED TO THE CITY BY TXDOT, SO THE CITY HAS $11.7 MILLION FOR STREET REHABILITATION, $9 MILLION WILL BE DIVIDED BETWEEN EACH WARD, $1.9 MILLION WILL BE SPENT PER WARD IN 2019 AND ANOTHER $1.9 MILLION WILL BE SPENT PER WARD IN 2020, THE FUNDS ARE TO REPAIR RESIDENTIAL STREETS there being ncf Pxecutive Session, Council adjourned at 3:28 p.m. Ames, 11Oo—r Tina Broussard,- City Clerk Minutes — October 2, 2018 ABSTENTION AFFIDAVIT THE STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF JEFFERSON § I, f�f I Q d Ge4Z,-asarnemberofthe City Council Commission, or Board) make this affidavit and hereby on oath state the following: I, and/or a pe persons related to me, hav substantial intM ess entity that would be peculiarly affected by a vote or decision of the Coun I, Commission, or Board) as those terms are defined in V.T.C.A., Local Government Code,02 — The business entity is: (-ne-p ira e, buf u VbuK —Lu— ame) � u�1or► zPc� �le�� 4z'1( e4 I✓I�(Q.GJ �-(Address) o - ("I," or name of relative and relationship) have/has a substantial interest in this business entity for the following reasons: (check all of which are applicable.) Ownership of 10 percent or more of the voting stock or shares of the business entity. Ownership of either 10 percent or more or $15,000 or more of the fair market value of the business entity. Funds_received from the. business entity exceed 10 percent of (my, her, his) gross income for the previous year. Real property is involved, and (I, he, she) have an interest which is an equitable or legal ownership with a fair market value of at least $2,500. I A relative of mine, within the first or second degree by blood or marriage, has a substantial interest in the business entity or property that would be affected .by a decision of the public body of which I. am a member. Upon filing of this affidavit with the City Clerk, I affirm that I will abstain from voting on any decision involving this business entity and from any further participation on this matter whatsoever. Signed this the �day of , 20JL'. re of Title BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared and on oath stated that the facts hereinabove stated are true to the best c SWORN to and subscribed before m Vol this the ay of � n... R1 his/her knowledge or belief. , 20L9 "R TINA G. BROUSSteARD P U -'�6�=. Notary Public, Staof Texas ar9l +� Comm. Expires 01-12.2019 Notary ID 1143511-9 ABSTENTION AFFIDAVIT THE STATE OF TEXAS § COUNTY OF JEFFERSON § I, 11 t I Q C.i , as a member of the City Council Commission, or Board) make this affidavit and hereby on oath state the following: I, and/or a pe persons related to me, hav substantial intM ' ess entity that would be peculiarly affected by a vote or decision of the Coun I, Commission, or Board) as those terms are defined in V.T.C.A., Local Government Code, 02 The business entity is: (zi e-p r (d e, W • U rCW K —LIL ame) n�bt-izpd S�lemio (Ro (Address)C�' oZ 1 o2v i ("I," or name of relative and relationship) have/has a substantial interest in this business entity for the following reasons: (check all of which are applicable.) Ownership of 10 percent or more of the voting stock or shares of the business entity.:, Ownership of either 10 percent or more or $15,000 or more of the fair market value of the business entity. _ Funds -received from the, business entity exceed 10 percent of (my, her, his) gross income for the previous year. Real property is involved, and (I, he, she) have an interest which is an equitable or legal ownership with a fair market value of at least $2,500. 1 A relative of mine, within the first or second degree by blood or marriage, has a substantial interest in the business entity or property that would be affected by a decision of the public body of which I am a member. Upon filing of this affidavit with the City Clerk, I affirm that I will abstain from voting on any decision involving this business entity and from any furt�her participation on this matter wha77� Signed this the � day of o l /bia20�. SEouno,ilme,m6kc ature of Offi�ial - v 0aJf Title BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, on this day personally appeared and on oath stated that the facts hereinabove stated are true to the best c SWORN to and subscribed before my io 1 this the �ay of 0 C4t his/her knowledge or belief. L�Tg, 20L9. """""' TINA G. OROUSSARD 3x°:' Low= Notary Public, State of Texas Comm. Explres 01-12-2019 Notary ID 114 3511 -9