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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Island Strategic Action Committee - 10/02/20191 Holiday Inn Express 15209 Windward Drive Corpus Christi, TX 78418 Island Strategic Action Committee Regular Meeting Agenda Meeting Minutes Wednesday, October 2, 2019 5:30 PM ISAC Agenda I. CALL TO ORDER, ROLL CALL Chair Jay Gardner called the meeting to order at 6:16 p .m . City Staff Jennifer Berkich called roll. Present Members (9) Jay Gardner, Brud Jones, Charles Duffley, Cheri Sperling, Jodi Steen, Polly Balzer, and Kaylynn Paxson Absent Members (3) Libby Edwards, Carter Tate, David Perry, Aaron Huffman, Jerry Watkins Present Ex-Officios (4) Cliff Schlabach, Dotson Lewis, and Alyssa Barrera Mason Absent Ex-Officios (2) Dan McGinn, Bryan Gulley and Keith McMullin Present City Staff (3) Darren Gurley, Keith Selman, and Jennifer Berkich II. APPROVAL OF MINUTES FROM SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 Motion by Committee Member Cheri Sperling to approve the minutes. Second by: Committee Member Kaylynn Paxson. Motion carried by unanimous vote. III. CONSIDERATION OF REQUEST FOR EXCUSED ABSENCES Absences: Libby Edwards was absent on September 4, 2019. Motion by Committee Member Cherli Sperling to excuse the absences. Second by: Committee Member Jodi Steen. Motion carried by unanimous vote. IV. PUBLIC COMMENT Mary Winborn and Rhonda Tijerina expressed safety concerns at the intersection of Sea Pines Dr/Access Rd 6 and Park Road 22. With the numerous amount of traffic going through, both suggested adding signage or a pedestrian/bike path. V. ONGOING BUSINESS for Discussion/Possible Action 1. Ex-Officio Members’ Updates Cliff Schlabach, Watershore & Beach Advisory Committee The Watershore Beach Advisory Committee (WBAC) 2 Beach camping is being discussed with possible ordinance forthcoming. The beach parking sticker price increase is still in negotiation with the three entities: Nueces County, City of Corpus Christi, and Port Aransas. The goal is to increase from $12 to $15. The newest issue to be discussed has to do with Lively Beach, to potentially extend the boardwalk. Over the years, sand has accumulated, creating sand dunes with vegetation. There is difficulty getting from the beach to the boardwalk with the sand dunes. Dotson Lewis, Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee (PRAC) The committee will meet next Wednesday to discuss the change in beach curfews and taking playground equipment out of storage. 2. Beaches & Parks Update – Darren Gurley, Superintendent, Beaches & Natural Resources Beach Report - 50 preventables and general contacts were 425. 624 tons of trash picked up thus far. Packery Channel showers near Beach Access Road 3A – Shower water meter has been installed. Should be completed within the next week. Reverse alerts will be sent out when the national weather service issues coastal flood or high rip current risk. The City and County is still looking to provide lifeguards next summer at Bob Hall Pier. 3. Island Engineering Update – Keith Selman, Assistant City Manager NPI Beach Access Roads – Construction documents finalized, pending RFB and advertisement. PR 22 Bridge – Out to bid this month. PC Rehab – Out to bid for construction. FEMA has not approved project in order to get the reimbursement. PC Dredging – Working on permit. PC Pavilion – Notice to proceed. 4. TIRZ #2 Updates – Keith Selman, Assistant City Manager Finalizing project specifics. Expecting to wrap up before end of the year. VI. NEW BUSINESS for Discussion/Possible Action 1. Island Overlay Subcommittee – Brud Jones Met Monday evening for a planning session. Discussion to incorporate overlay in Area Development Plan at the beginning of the year. The group would like to get as much background information together for the consultant. Subcommittee consists of six ISAC members, will work on having additional members outside of ISAC. 2. CVB Island Branding Study Recap - Alyssa Barrera Mason, Interim CVB Currently waiting on an estimate for a click study. Still waiting on the CVB contract to put through City Council. 3. 2018 BOND - Keith Selman, Assistant City Manager Scope of service has been received from HDR Engineering. 4. Safety concerns at Sea Pines and PR 22 Chairman Jay Gardner discussed the need to incorporate the Mobility Access Management Study results incorporated into Bond 2020. VII. IDENTIFY ISAC FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS 1. Bond 2020 Recommendations 2. Mobility Access Management Study review 3. Power Line update VIII. SCHEDULE NEXT MEETING Date: November 5, 2019 @ 5:30 p.m. Location: Holiday Inn Express 3 IX. ADJOURNMENT - Meeting Adjourned at 7:10 p.m. Motion by Committee Member Brud Jones to adjourn. Second by Committee Member Cheri Sperling. Motion carried by unanimous vote.