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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 02/11/1986MINUTES CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING FEBRUARY 11, 1986 2:00 P.M. PRESENT: Mayor Pro Tem Dr. Jack Best Council Members: David Berlanga, Sr. Leo Guerrero Joe McComb Frank Mendez Bill Pruet Mary Pat Slavik Linda Strong ABSENT: Mayor Luther Jones aLult Acting City Manager Ernest M. Briones Assistant City Attorney Jay Doegey Assistant City Secretary Dorothy Zahn Mayor Pro Tem Dr. Jack Best called the meeting to order in the Council Chamber of City Hall. The invocation was given by Council Member David Berlanga, Sr., following which the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States was led by Council Member Leo Guerrero. Assistant City Secretary Dorothy Zahn called the roll and verified that a quorum of the Council and the required Charter Officers were present to conduct the meeting. A motion was made by Council Member Leo Guerrero that the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of February 4, 1986, be approved; seconded by Council Member Bill Pruet; and passed unanimously. MICROFILMED Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 2 Mayor Pro Tem Best announced the presentation by the Pharaoh Valley Neighborhood Association. Ms. Rose Day, President, stated that the Pharaoh Valley Neighborhood Association has developed a system to recognize groups that have been helpful in making their neighborhood a better place to live. She presented Good Neighbor Awards to Jim Peters, Wastewater Superintendent of the Utility Department, for his cooperation and good will towards the beautification of Nile Drive; and Mike Gordon and Malcolm Matthews of the Park and Recreation Department, for their planning project on the north side of Nile Drive. * * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Jones called for consideration of the following item: Adopting a resolution appointing Joe Garza as Presiding Judge of Municipal Court and appointing Rudy Tamez and Melene Dodson as Municipal Court Judges B each to a term of office the same as the appointing Council or until their successors have been appointed. Assistant City Secretary Zahn polled the Council for their vote and the following was passed: RESOLUTION NO. 19182: APPOINTING JOE GARZA PRESIDING JUDGE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT IN CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS; APPOINTING RUDY TAMEZ AND MELENE DODSON MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGES; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The Charter Rule was suspended and the resolution passed as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Pro Tem Best then administered the Oath of Office to Municipal Court Judges Rudy Tamez and Melene Dodson. * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Pro Tem Best declared a 15 -minute recess. * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Pro Tem Best resumed the Regular Council Meeting at 2:25 p.m. He then administered the Oath of Office to Mr. Ray Garcia, a newly appointed member of the Senior Community Services Advisory Committee. * * * * * * * * * Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 3 Mayor Pro Tem Best stated that at the time of the presentation by the Staff on the Ad Hoc Water Commission Study which was held on January 28th, Mr. Tom Beasley, a Council Member from Beeville, had not been called upon to speak and that Mr. Beasley has requested that he be allowed to make a presentation at this time. Mr. Beasley, Attorney from Beeville representing Mrs. Bera Brown Miller, explained that when Mrs. Miller's parents executed an easement in favor of the Lower Nueces River Water Supply District on December 27, 1960, that agreement was predicated upon certain conditions as set forth in the easement. He stated that of major significance is the granting clause which states, in part, that the district has an easement to inundate 1,038.49 acres of land which may be submerged because of "construction, maintenance and operation of a dam and its appurtenances by District in, over and across the Nueces River at a point on said river downstream from said land." He noted that the contract between the District and Mrs. Miller's parents in 1960 did not contemplate or provide for any diversion or interference with the flow of water above Wesley Seale Dam. Mr. Beasley continued by stating that during the discussion which transpired on January 28, and with particular reference to the presentation made by Mr. Lontos, it became clear to him that the agreements and provisions of the easements granted to the Lower Nueces River Water Supply District would be significant in evaluating the recommendations of the advisory committee. He stated that Mr. Lontos had quoted several statements and reports which suggested maximum water efficiency could be obtained from the construction of a second reservoir, and that his interpresentation of this phase of Mr. Lontos' presentation was that it was an effort to justify the recommendation of the ad hoc committee especially with regard to what obligation, if any, the City of Corpus Christi has to the land owners in and around Lake Corpus Christi to maintain that reservoir at any certain level. He agreed that there is no guarantee as to the level of the lake; it has always been understood by all concerned that the lake would be subject to fluctuation resulting from abundant rainfall or drought conditions; and there has never been any argument that water from the lake should be used by the citizens of Corpus Christi and other consumers for personal and business purposes without any sort of restriction except for periodic review by governmental agencies having jurisdiction over such matters. He strongly disagreed with Mr. Lontos' contention that no one was assured a lake would be in a place at or about the 94' contour level, subject only to weather conditions and consumption of water. Mr. Beasley pointed out that when Mrs. Miller's parents signed their easement, they received consideration in two forms: (1) they were paid a sum of money as compensation for the taking, and (2) in lieu of valuable bottom land with river frontage, they obtained a certain amount of lake frontage. He stated that the lake has been in place in its present form for approximately thirty years, and in reliance upon that consideration, Mrs. Miller, like many others, has adjusted her life and the use of her property accordingly, noting that the highest and best use of this property has likewise changed. Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 4 Mr. Beasley noted that they are now told that the recommendations of the ad hoc committee would not be implemented except under severe drought conditions, and further, actions such as drawing the lake down and diverting water to Choke Canyon would only occur after the lake had become unusable due to severe drought. He pointed out two major problems with this thinking; i.e., by drawing the lake down to a point where only 50,000 acre feet remain, it is likely that the time required to refill the lake would be substantially lengthened as compared to allowing the lake to naturally fluctuate as it might during times of drought; and with regard to diverting water to the Nueces River, he emphasized the effect such diversion could have on the level of the lake during drought conditions. Mr. Beasley concluded by urging that the recommendations of the ad hoc committee with respect to diverting water and using the two reservoirs as a single unit be rejected so as to avoid irreparable harm to Mrs. Miller and to other persons with like interest in or around Lake Corpus Christi. Mayor Pro Tem Best thanked Mr. Beasley for his presentation. Mayor Pro Tem Best called for consideration on the following item: Authorizing the City Manager to execute a Police Collective Bargaining Agreement effective upon signing of the contract and remaining effective until midnight July 31, 1988 and amending the City Compensation Plan accordingly as specified in the contract. A motion was made by Council Member Mendez that the foregoing item be approved, seconded by Council Member Guerrero. Acting City Manager Ernest Briones asked that Mr. Carlos Arauz, Personnel Director, summarize the contract. Mr. Arauz stated that the contract is for a 3 -year contract term; expiration date of July 31, 1988; provides salary increases as follows: Effective August 1, 1985 - 2%, Effective April 1, 1986 - 3%, Effective August 1, 1986 - 3%, Effective March 1, 1987 - 3%, Effective August 1, 1987 - 3% and Effective March 1, 1988 - 3.5%. Mr. Arauz stated that the contract also establishes 41.25 hours of work in a 7 -day work period as the regular work period, noting that this was done to avoid overtime charges while in compliance with the Fair Labor Standards Act; it provides an increase of $4.90 per employee per month toward supplemental insurance contributions effective August 1, 1986; it specifies procedure for promotional examinations and examination postings; it tightens up language regarding selection of arbitrators; reinforces the importance of the Labor -Management Relations Committee; changes certain provisions with regard to political activities; and establishes administrative fee to be paid to the City for special assessments by the Union. Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 5 Sargeant A. Shedd, President of the Police Officers Association, informed the Council that the contract had been ratified the day before by a vote of 183 to 50. Mayor Pro Tem Best then called for the vote on the motion approving the contract and it passed by the following vote: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. Mayor Pro Tem Best called for consideration of the Consent Motions, items 1 through 7. 1. Approving specifications and authorizing the receipt of bids for 35,000 lbs. of coal tar enamel, 110 gallons of primer, and 75 rolls of pipeline felt. The term of this agreement will be twelve months with option to extend for an additional twelve months, at the same terms and conditions, subject to the approval of the supplier and the City Manager, or his designee. These items will be used by the Gas Division for protection of steel pipe. Estimated annual expenditure is $12,000. 2. Approving specifications and authorizing the receipt of bids for uniforms for the City's labor and trades personnel. The term of this agreement will be twelve months with option to extend for an additional twelve months, at the same terms and conditions, subject to the approval of the City Manager, or his designee. Estimated annual expenditure is $50,000. 3. Authorizing acquisition of a parcel of land (1124) for the cost of $9,150, located off McCain Drive for the Turkey Creek Drainage Improvements project. 4. Granting a revocable easement to the Nueces County MHMR Agency which would authorize this agency to use the 60 -foot wide right-of-way of 10th Street between Booty and McKenzie Street for parking, landscaping, and similar uses, excluding permanent structures. A fee of $280 is recommended for this easement grant. (Public Hearing - 02/04/86) 5. Approving plans and specifications and authorizing the receipt of bids on March 18, 1986, for Furman School Area Street Improvements, Phase III. The streets proposed to be reconstructed under this 11th Year Community Development Block Grant project are: 14th Street, from Buford Street to Morris Avenue 15th Street, from Craig Street to Morris Avenue 16th Street, from Morgan Avenue to Craig Street Craig, Buford, Hancock, and Coleman Streets, from Crosstown Expressway to Brownlee Boulevard Mary Street, from 17th Street to 19th Street Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 6 6. Authorizing the award of a contract to a State certified and licensed plumber, based on low bid, for the replacement of painted sprinkler heads above the Exhibit hall at the Convention Center in an amount not to exceed $11,000, Previously appropriated funds are available in the Convention Center Bond Fund for this work. 7. Authorizing the City Manager to enter into a contract for purchase of five vans from National Coach Corporation for a total of $237,480. The vans will be used to transport the elderly and handicapped. This purchase would be funded 80% by the Urban Mass Transportation Administration (UMTA), 13% by the State of Texas, and 7% local contribution. The City's Agreement with the Regional Transit Authority provided for the transfer of all transportation grants from the City to the Authority. The approval by UMTA and the State of Texas is still in progress; therefore, the RTA requests the City to approve the purchase in order to take advantage of the related bid terms, with the RTA reimbursing the City for the local share. There were no comments from the audience on the Consent Motions. A motion was made by Council Member Pruet that Consent Motions, items 1 through 7 be approved, seconded by Council Member McComb and passed by the following vote: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. Mayor Pro Tem Best called for comments from the audience on the Consent Ordinances, items 8 through 13; there were none; Assistant City Secretary Zahn polled the Council for their vote and the following were passed: 8. RESOLUTION NO. 19183: THAT THE CORPUS CHRISTI BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION BE AND IS HEREBY DESIGNATED TO ACT AS COORDINATOR IN THE APPLICATION FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE TEXCEL PROGRAM. The Charter Rule was suspended and the resolution passed as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. 9. RESOLUTION NO. 19184: THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF CORPUS CHRISTI SUPPORT THE KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL OF CORPUS CHRISTI/NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS PROGRAM AND ENTER INTO A CONTRACT TO RECEIVE FUNDS FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF LITTER LAWS. The Charter Rule was suspended and the resolution passed as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 7 10. ORDINANCE NO. 19185: AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT WITH BRACCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR REPAIR OF THE TWO REMAINING DIESEL ENGINES, UNDERFLOOR WATER AND ENGINE OIL PIPING, INSTALLATION OF AN AUTOMATIC COMPRESSED AIR SYSTEM AND REPLACEMENT OF ONE LOWER SUCTION BELL FOR A 54 INCH PUMP; APPROPRIATING $91,800; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The Charter Rule was suspended and the ordinance passed as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. 11. FIRST READING: AMENDING CHAPTER 57, VEHICLES FOR HIRE, BY AMENDING ARTICLE IIIA, LIMOUSINE AND SIGHTSEEING SERVICE; PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. The Ordinance was read for the first time and passed to its second reading as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. 12. FIRST READING: AMENDING CHAPTER 6, ANIMAL CONTROL, BY AMENDING SEC. 6-10, LICENSING, SUBPARAGRAPH (c), TO ESTABLISH A SYSTEM IN WHICH VETERINARIANS ARE REBATED $1.00 FOR EACH PET LICENSE SOLD; PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION. The Ordinance was read for the first time and passed to its second reading as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. 13. THIRD READING - ORDINANCE NO. 19186: AMENDING THE BUILDING CODE TO EXEMPT CERTAIN AMATEUR RADIO ANTENNA TOWER STRUCTURES UP TO 50 FEET IN HEIGHT FROM REQUIREMENTS FOR PERMITS, INSPECTIONS, AND ENGINEERED DESIGN. The Ordinance was read for the third time and passed as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 8 Mayor Pro Tem Best called for consideration of the following motion from the Regular Agenda. 14. Authorizing the City Manager to submit an application to the Texas State Department of Highways and Public Transportation for funds to be used in the Harbor Bridge Lighting and beautification project. State funds are available on a 50-50 match basis. Council Member Linda Strong commented that it is important to realize that the City funds that were appropriated for improvements of our City's entrances are still committed for that purpose. She stated that the fact that the City had the money for landscaping entitles the City to a 50/50 matching program with the State Highway Department for the landscaping improvements and the bridge lighting project. She noted that the Central Business District has committed to raising some funds for the maintenance, materials, etc. She expressed the opinion that with the announcement of the aquarium to be constructed at North Beach, this would be an excellent opportunity for Corpus Christi to get national recognition that this City would not have otherwise. She pointed out that Speaker Pro Tem Hugo Berlanga had been instrumental in obtaining State funds for this project. A motion was made by Council Member Strong that the foregoing motion be approved, seconded by Council Member Guerrero. Mayor Pro Tem Best recognized Speaker Pro Tem Hugo Berlanga who was present in the audience and asked that he comment on this. Mr. Berlanga stated advantage of State monies there is approximately $5 cities; and explained the if this is not expedited, monies that are available. so that this project can m that this City has an excellent opportunity to take that are available for landscaping and beautification; .9 million that are being made available to all Texas timetable process involved. He expressed concern that the City might not be able to take advantage of the He urged that the Council approve the recommendation ove forward. Mayor Pro Tem Best called recommendation and it passed as Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; for the vote on the motion to approve the follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Jones, absent. Mayor Pro Tem Best announced the public hearing on two zoning applications. 15. Application No. 1185-6, Rodd Field Properties: For a change of zoning from "B-1" Neighborhood Business District to "B-4" General Business District on a tract of land being 0.3577± acre out of Lot 52, Block 1, Greenway Gardens Unit 2, located on the east side of Rodd Field Road, between Williams and Sparkle Sea Drives. Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 9 Mr. Larry Wenger, Director of Planning, stated that in response to the eighty-one notices of the public hearing that were mailed, five in favor and five in opposition had been returned. He stated that the Planning Commission and Planning Staff's recommendation is for denial and in lieu thereof, grant a special permit for a miniature golf course in accordance with an acceptable site plan illustrating the following conditions: (1) a standard screening fence constructed along Sparkle Sea Drive, (2) proposed location, height, and direction of all lighting be shown on the site plan, and (3) a note be placed on the site plan prohibiting outdoor music at any time. Mr. Wenger displayed a transparency of the location and showed slides of the vicinity. Mr. Wenger then stated that the reason the Commission was opposed to the outdoor music is because of the close proximity of the proposed facility to the residential area. Mayor Pro Tem Best inquired if the applicant agrees to all of the conditions, and Mr. Wenger replied that the applicant agrees to the conditions with the exception of the prohibition of the outdoor music. Council Member Strong expressed the opinion that outdoor music is an integral part of the Putt Putt operation and inquired if the Staff had looked at the possibility of the sound system actually having volume control. She stated that she felt that this could probably be done in such a way so that it would not become a detriment. Mr. Wenger explained that this would then be considered to be an enforcement problem. Council Member Berlanga inquired about the letters in opposition, and it was ascertained that none of the five letters returned had been in opposition to the noise problem. Mayor Pro Tem Best called on the applicant to speak. Mr. Tim Clower, General Partner of Rodd Field Properties, stated that the sound system is an integral part of the Putt -Putt operation; the noise level of the system is contolled; and provided the Council with copies of letters from the City of Amarillo and from residents who reside next to a similar operation in Amarillo, Texas. Mr. Clower stated that there is already control over noise through the anti -noise ordinance in the Corpus Christi Code. He stated that the speakers will be used to make announcements and for soft music. He pointed out that the existing Maverick Market, which is located next to the proposed business, already has a speaker system. Mayor Pro Tem Best called on those who wished to speak in opposition. Minutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 10 Mr. Robert McDaniel, 722 Alhambra, stated that he did not respond to the notice because he was not aware of the type of business that would be constructed there. He expressed concern about the noise that will be generated through the speaker system. There were no further comments. A motion was made by Council Member Guerrero that the hearing be closed, seconded by Council Member Mendez and passed unanimously. A motion was made by Council Member Guerrero that the Council approve the requested zoning of "B-4" subject to conditions 1 and 2 and that the third condition be deleted to allow for the speaker system for the operation, seconded by Council Member Berlanga. Further discussion followed on the motion, and Assistant City Attorney Dpegey explained to the Council that granting a special permit for "B-4" zoning with conditions is permitted but there is a problem in granting conditions under "B-4" zoning. A motion was made by Council Member Guerrero that "B-4" zoning be approved, seconded by Council Member Berlanga. The motion failed to pass by the following vote: Berlanga, Guerrero and Pruet voting, "Aye"; Best, McComb, Mendez, Slavik and Strong voting, "No"; Jones, absent. A motion was made by Council Member McComb that the Council concur with the Planning Commission and Planning Staff's recommendation with the conditions as stipulated under 1 and 2 and that condition 3 be deleted but instead, substitute a requirement that a standard screening fence be installed between this property and the residential properties, seconded by Council Member Strong. Council Member Berlanga asked for a clarification on a standard screening fence, and Mr. Wenger replied that it would have to be the type of fence that would withstand hurricane wind force. Mayor Pro Tem Best called for the vote on the motion and it passed as follows: Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong voting, "Aye"; Jones, absent. 16. Application No. 1285-6, Mr. Raymond Sims: For a change of zoning from "AB" Professional Office District and "T -1B" Mobile Home Park District to "T -1A" Travel Trailer Park District on Tract 1 and from "T -1B" Mobile Home Park District to "B-4" General Business District on Tract 2, being a portion of Lot 4 and all of Lot 5, Block 1, Flour Bluff Gardens No. 2, located on the east side of Waldron Road, across from the intersection of Waldron Road and Blossom Street. ginutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 11 Assistant City Manager Utter stated that in response to the seven notices of the public hearing that were mailed, one, plus two outside the 200' area of notification in favor and none in opposition had been returned. He stated that the Planning Commission and Planning Staff's recommendation is for approval of "T -1A" on Tract 1 and denial of "B-4" on Tract 2. Mr. Wenger displayed a transparency of the location and showed slides of the vicinity, noting that a sales lot operation is not allowed in "T -1B" zoning. Mr. Wenger stated that it would be his recommendation that the Council approve the ordinance after which the Staff will proceed to require that all of the goals are met. He pointed out that there are some zoning code violations involved. Mayor Pro Tem Best called on the applicant to speak. Mr. Charles Cartwright, representing the applicant, explained that Mr. Simms purchased the large tract in 1972 and at that time, it was rezoned to allow both mobile home and travel trailers. He purchased the "AB" tract in February of 1982 and developed a travel trailer park. He stated that Tract 2 is used for travel trailer sales and also for travel trailer residences, and they want a special permit rather than "B-4" zoning to allow any use permitted in the "T -IA" District and also allow one illuminated sign for sales purposes. He stated that they would like to maintain the number of spaces, and asked that they be permitted up to seven spaces abutting Waldron Road. He acknowledged that the Building Department has sent them a notice informing them that they are in violation of the Zoning Ordinance. Council Member Pruet noted that when Mr. Cartwright purchased the property in 1972, the property had different allowance than they now have. He inquired why the applicant had to come back for rezoning of the property. Mr. Wenger explained that this was prior to breaking the zoning into various categories, it was all lumped into one; and that during the Flour Bluff Comprehensive Rezoning, the lot was zoned to "T -1B"; and the Staff was not aware there were any travel trailers in the area. It was ascertained that no one wished to speak in opposition. A motion was made by Council Member Slavik that the hearing be closed, seconded by Council Member Mendez and passed unanimously. A motion was made by Council Member McComb that the Council deny the requested zoning of "B-4" on Tract 2 and in lieu thereof, grant a special permit for the continuation of the sales operation subject to a site plan with suitable sign requirements approved by the Staff, seconded by Council Mendez and passed unanimously by those present and voting. 4inutes Regular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 12 Assistant City Manager Utter suggested that the Council might want to approve the zoning on Tract 1. A motion was made by Council Member Strong that the Council concur with the Planning Commission and Planning Staff's recommendation and approve "T -IA" zoning on Tract 1, seconded by Council Member Slavik and passed unanimously. Assistant City Manager Utter stated that the ordinance will be on the agenda as soon as the site plan has been submitted. Acting City Manager Briones informed the Council that a Workshop Meeting on the Capital Improvement Program will be scheduled on Thursday, February 13th; it is necessary to have a meeting prior to the 18th, possibly Monday night; and that this meeting could be held at the Convention Center to provide ample opportunity for the public to speak. He stated that a ruling could be established so that a person speaking on Monday night, February 17th, would not be allowed to speak on Tuesday, February 18th. A motion was made by Council Member Slavik that a Workshop Meeting of the Council be scheduled for Thursday, February 13, 1986 at 5:00 p.m.; a public hearing with the City Council, the Planning Commission and the public be scheduled for Monday, February 17th; and that a public hearing be scheduled for Tuesday, February 18th, with the stipulation that anybody who speaks during the Monday public hearing not speak on Tuesday, seconded by Council Member Strong and passed unanimously. Mayor Pro Tem Best noted that since a Workshop Meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, the Council will be unable to attend the TML Region 11 Meeting in Beeville and asked that the Staff notify them of this. * * * * * * * * * Mayor Pro Tem Best called for petitions from the audience on matters not listed on the agenda and there were none. * * * * * * * * * There being no further business to discuss, on motion by Council Member Strong, seconded by Council Mendez and passed unanimously, the Regular Council Meeting was adjourned at 4:00 p.m., February 11, 1986. * * * * * * * * * * RR 1i nutes ,2egular Council Meeting February 11, 1986 Page 13 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of the City of Corpus Christi of February 11, 1986. WITNESSETH MY HAND AND SEAL, this the /c day ofd/WV* , 1986. Luther -A44-1ri Armando Chapa, City Secrary City of Corpus Christi, Texas