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CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
January 13, 1987
2:00 P.M.
PRESENT:
Mayor Luther Jones
Mayor Pro Tem Dr. Jack Best
Council Members:
* David Berlanga, Sr.
Leo Guerrero
Joe McComb
Frank Mendez
Bill Pruet
Mary Pat Slavik
Linda Strong
City Manager Craig McDowell
City Attorney Hal George
City Secretary Armando Chapa
Mayor Luther Jones called the meeting to order in the Council Chamber of
City Hall.
The invocation was given by Reverend Ed Gates of Corpus Christi Beach
Baptist Chapel, following which the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the
United States was led by Council Member Mary Pat Slavik.
City Secretary Armando Chapa called the roll of required Charter Officers
and verified that the necessary quorum was present to conduct the meeting.
A motion was made by Council Member Leo Guerrero that the Minutes of the
Regular Council Meeting of January 6, 1987 be approved; seconded by Council
Member Mary Pat Slavik; and passed unanimously.
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Mayor Jones announced the bid opening on the following engineering project:
Demolition of La Retama Library.
Mayor Pro Tem Best noted that $500,000 is included in the Reinvestment Zone
No. 1 Project Plan for the La Retama improvements and inquired if the demolition
costs were included in that figure.
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City Manager Craig McDowell stated that demolition is included in that
cost; that is the only source of funds; it is included in the Reinvestment Zone
No. 1 Project Plan; and the City could go ahead with that project.
Assistant City Manager James K. Lontos opened bids on the engineering
project from the following firms: A. P. Boegner; Shamrock Site Preparation,
Inc.; Southwestern Environmental; Stefek Construction Company; and Sunbelt
Demolishing Corporation.
* Council Member David Berlanga, Sr. arrived at the meeting at 2:08 p.m.
during the foregoing discussion.
Mayor Jones called for comments from the audience.
Mr. Emil Stefek informed the Council that the bid documents required that a
resume be submitted as a part of the bid and stated that if it is not included,
the bid should not be considered.
Mr. Lontos checked the bids and stated that Mr. Stefek and A. P. Boegner
had submitted one but the other bidders did not. Mr. Lontos explained that the
specifications required that the contractors submit a resume to indicate which
projects they have completed that includes the abatement of asbestos. He
assured the Council that he will check this and have a recommendation later.
Mayor Jones stated that the bids will be tabled for 48 hours, pursuant to
the requirements of the City Charter, and referred to the Staff for tabulation
and recommendation on this project.
Mr. Stefek again expressed the opinion that if the bids do not include the
resume, they should be rejected.
Council Member Guerrero commented that the bid security is necessary
because of the price and that is the primary issue that the Council needs to be
concerned about. He explained that the remainder of the specifications will be
examined by the Staff.
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Mayor Jones called for consideration of the following Consent Motions:
1. M87-0009
Approval of specifications and authorization to receive bids for one
tractor towed fairway mower for use at Oso Beach Municipal Golf Course.
Estimated expenditure of $14,000 was approved in the 1986-87 Capital Outlay
budget.
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2. M87-0010
Approval of specifications and authorization to receive bids for one
three -wheeled truckster and greens -keeping attachments for the Municipal
Golf Courses. The estimated expenditure of $15,800 was approved in the
1986-87 Capital Outlay budget.
3. M87-0011
Approval of specifications and authorization to receive bids for a supply
agreement for parking meter repair parts. These items will be used by the
Traffic Engineering Division. Estimated annual expenditure is $12,000 with
funds approved in the 1986-87 budget.
4. M87-0012
Approval of specifications and authorization to receive bids for a supply
agreement for meal delivery service for the Elderly Nutrition Program for
Senior Community Services. Estimated annual expenditure is $25,000 which
was included in the 1986-87 budget.
5. M87-0013
Authorizing the City Manager or his designee to enter into a five-year
lease with the Texas General Land Office for submerged lands for a proposed
public fishing pier in Flour Bluff.
6. M87-0014
Accepting the 16th and 17th Street Improvements project and authorizing
final payment of $52,993.68 to Oceanside Asphalt, Inc.
Mayor Jones called for comments from the audience on the Consent Motions.
Mrs. Marie Spear, Editor of the Flour Bluff Sun, referred to the discussion
during the morning Workshop Meeting on Item 5. She expressed the opinion that
the extension of O'Neill Street is needed very badly rather than the expenditure
of funds for the Flour Bluff fishing pier. She stated that included in the bond
fund is $120,000 for this extension; the estimated cost of extending O'Neill
Street to Central is $350,000; and no funding is available for this extension.
Mrs. Spear continued by stating that there is no extra money and that the only
other source of funds for this street extension between now and the time
Community Development Block Grant funds will be considered during the next year
will be the funds previously allocated for the fishing pier.
Mrs. Spear expressed the opinion that in 1990, Flour Bluff, which is in
Census Tract 30, will probably be omitted from the eligible Census Tract list.
Mrs. Spear also stated that the proposed location of the fishing pier is a light
industrial area which is not a good area for a park or fishing pier.
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Council Member Guerrero concurred with Mrs. Spear's remarks, stating that
that has been his contention for some time. He expressed the opinion that the
only reason for construction of the fishing pier is for special interest
persons.
Mayor Pro Tem Best reminded Mrs. Spear that at the time the City Council
was considering the allocation of CDBG funds, he asked the people from Flour
Bluff specifically if they did not feel that they needed funds for street
extensions rather than the fishing pier, and everyone from Flour Bluff who
attended that hearing insisted that they wanted the fishing pier; therefore, he
will vote in favor of this.
Mr. Lontos explained that the extension of O'Neill Street is in the bond
program and it is scheduled for the first year of the bond program. He stated
that the Council made the decision to approve funds for the fishing pier and the
Staff is just complying with the Council directive.
Council Member Strong pointed out that several organizations had informed
the Council that they do want the fishing pier installed, and Council Member
Slavik commented that the same people also want O'Neill street extended. She
stated that her priority would be to spend the funds on the street extension but
it would be ideal if both projects could be completed.
City Manager McDowell pointed out that the O'Neill Street that was
contemplated in the bond program could have been completed with the funds
available, but changes have been made, at the request of the people in Flour
Bluff, from the original plan.
Mr. Lontos referred again to Item 5 and pointed out that this is just to
approve a lease for submerged lands and reminded the Council that they would
still have an opportunity to approve the plans and specifications for the
fishing pier at a later date. He also stated that it is possible that if the
extension of O'Neill Street costs more than the funds available in the bond
program, it is possible that the Staff can find other sources for the costs,
possibly from paid assessments.
Council Member McComb suggested that possibly additional funds for the
extension of O'Neill Street could be obtained from next year's CDBG funds.
Council Member Mendez noted that the City Council is already committed to
the fishing pier; it was his understanding that the cost to complete O'Neill
Street was $325,000; and pointed out that often there are excess funds in the
Street Bond Program that could be used to complete O'Neill Street.
Council Member Strong reminded the Council that they had discussed this a
short time ago and the Flour Bluff Civic League, the Flour Bluff Business
Association and the Southside Kiwanis Club all indicated that they were still in
favor of the fishing pier. She expressed the opinion that both projects can be
accomplished.
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Mrs. Spear responded by stating that Dr. Best was correct in that a year or
so ago, the fishing pier was not officially approved by the organizations
mentioned previously and most of the people in Flour Bluff were under the
impression that the Council had expressed the opinion that there would be enough
money for all projects. She also informed the Council that a lot of the members
of those organizations are not residents of Census Tract 30 and recalled that a
petition had been circulated throughout Census Tract 30 which clearly indicated
that the people in that area preferred to have the funds spent on street
improvements rather than the fishing pier. She then suggested that any future
meeting in regard to this subject be conducted at the recreation center in
Census Tract 30.
There were no further comments from the audience.
A motion was made by Council Member Strong that Consent Motions 1 through 6
be approved; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Best; and passed by the following vote:
Jones, Best, Berlanga, McComb, Mendez, Pruet and Strong voting, "Aye" on all of
the items; Guerrero and Slavik voting, "Aye" on all of the items with the
exception of item on 5 which they voted, "No."
Mayor Jones called for consideration of the Consent Ordinances, Items 7
through 14, noting that Ordinance No. 10, authorizing a contract with Smith &
Russo, Inc. for the City Hall Annex study, had been withdrawn during the
Workshop Meeting.
A motion was made by Council Member McComb that Ordinances 8 and 9 be
temporarily withdrawn until after the scheduled closed meeting on litigation.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Guerrero and passed unanimously.
There were no comments from the audience on the ordinances under
consideration; City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes; and the
following ordinances were passed:
7. ORDINANCE N0. 19603:
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 19268 BY AMENDING SECTION 3 IN ORDER TO ADOPT THE
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING STREETS:
16th and 17th Streets
1. 16th Street, from Ayers Street to Morgan Avenue, and
2. 17th Street, from Ayers Street to Elizabeth Street;
AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
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The Charter Rule was suspended and the ordinance passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye"; Mendez
and Strong, absent at the time the vote was taken.
8. (This ordinance was temporarily withdrawn from consideration see page 5)
9. (This ordinance was temporarily withdrawn from consideration see page 5)
10. (This ordinance was withdrawn during the morning Workshop Meeting see
page 5)
11. ORDINANCE NO. 19606:
CLOSING AND ABANDONING THE 10 -FOOT WIDE UTILITY EASEMENT IN LOTS 2 THROUGH
20 AND LOTS 45 THROUGH 63, BLOCK 816A, PORT ARANSAS CLIFFS SUBDIVISION,
SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS LISTED BELOW; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the ordinance passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye"; Mendez
and Strong, absent at the time the vote was taken.
12. ORDINANCE NO. 19607:
CLOSING AND ABANDONING A TRIANGULAR PORTION OF MORGAN AVENUE RIGHT-OF-WAY
ADJACENT TO LOT 10, BLOCK 24, MEADOWPARK ADDITION, SUBJECT TO THE
PROVISIONS LISTED BELOW; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the ordinance passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye"; Mendez
and Strong, absent at the time the vote was taken.
13. THIRD READING - ORDINANCE NO. 19608:
AMENDING SECTION 209.4 OF THE PLUMBING CODE ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NO. 19258
TO PROVIDE CLARIFICATION TO PROCEDURES FOR THE CANCELING OF ACTIVE PERMITS;
PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
The ordinance was read for the third time and passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye"; Mendez
and Strong, absent at the time the vote was taken.
14. THIRD READING - ORDINANCE NO. 19609:
AMENDING SECTION 205.4 OF THE MECHANICAL CODE ADOPTED BY ORDINANCE NO.
19288 TO PROVIDE CLARIFICATION TO PROCEDURES FOR THE CANCELING OF ACTIVE
PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
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The ordinance was read for the third time and passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye"; Mendez
and Strong, absent at the time the vote was taken.
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Mayor Jones called for consideration of Ordinances 15 and 16 from the
Regular Agenda.
City Manager McDowell commented that the Animal Control Advisory Board
recommends approval of the amendment to Ordinance 15.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council and the following ordinance was
approved:
15. ORDINANCE NO. 19610:
AMENDING CHAPTER 6 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES TO ESTABLISH REQUIREMENTS AND
PROCEDURES FOR IMPOUNDMENT, ADOPTION OR OTHER DISPOSITION OF ANIMALS BY THE
CITY; PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE; AND PROVIDING FOR
SEVERABILITY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the ordinance passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye"; Mendez
and Strong, absent at the time the vote was taken.
Mr. Larry Wenger, Director of Planning, provided an explanation of
Ordinance No. 16 which pertains to the change of zoning for the estate of R.
Gentry Estill, et al. He reviewed the case that was considered the preceding
week and explained the use of the property. He stated that both the Planning
Commission and Planning Staff recommend denial of the request and informed the
Council that enough opposition had been expressed to invoke the 20% rule. He
further explained that one of the Council Members had disqualified herself from
voting and this essentially reduces the Council to eight members, therefore,
only six votes are required to approve the ordinance.
Council Member Slavik asked for further information from the letters of
opposition, and Mr. Wenger reviewed those and located the property of those
owners.
Mayor Jones called for comments from the audience.
Mrs. Jeanette Holloway, 4018 Lowman, stated that she is one of the owners
of the property and she would not sell this property to anyone who plans to
develop a use that would downgrade her adjacent apartment complex. She stated
that if they are committed to construct a business there, a fence will be
installed next to the large ditch in the vicinity which would further separate
the business property from the nearby single-family dwelling property. She
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expressed the opinion that there is no need for additional apartments in Corpus
Christi but the developer of the proposed property plans to construct a badly
needed pharmacy in the shopping center.
Council Member Slavik again requested that the Minutes of the Planning
Commission hearings be placed in the Council's notebooks when zoning cases are
considered.
There were no further comments on Ordinance No. 16; City Secretary Chapa
polled the Council for their votes; and the following ordinance passed:
16. ORDINANCE NO. 19611:
AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE UPON APPLICATION OF THE ESTATE OF R. GENTRY
ESTILL, ET AL BY CHANGING THE ZONING MAP IN REFERENCE TO A PORTION OF LOT
14, BLOCK 2, LAKEVIEW ACRES, FROM "A-1" APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT TO "B-1"
NEIGHBORHOOD BUSINESS DISTRICT; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the ordinance passed as follows: Jones,
Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet and Slavik voting, "Aye";
Strong, abstaining.
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A motion was made by Mayor Pro Tem Best that the Council convene in closed
session to discuss litigation/board appointments.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Mendez and passed unanimously at
3:00 p.m.
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Mayor Jones reconvened the Regular Council Meeting at 3:25 p.m. and called
for consideration of Ordinances 8 and 9.
Assistant City Attorney Jimmy Bray explained that the agreements under
consideration will effect a savings of approximately $400,000 for the City.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinances were passed:
8. RESOLUTION NO. 19604:
APPROVING THE AMENDMENT OF GAS SEARCH AGREEMENT, GAS AVAILABILITY AGREEMENT
AND EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT AND SETTLEMENT OF THE COASTAL
CORP. ET AL V. VALERO ENERGY CORP. ET AL, NO. C -028-86-D, 206TH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
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The Charter Rule was suspended and the resolution passed as follows:
Jones, Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong
voting, "Aye".
9. RESOLUTION NO. 19605:
AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF THE "GAS PURCHASE CONTRACT NO. , CITY OF
CORPUS CHRISTI, BUYER, AND THE COASTAL CORPORATION, SELLER," AND "GAS
TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT, CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, SHIPPER, AND VALERO
TRANSMISSION COMPANY"; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
The Charter Rule was suspended and the resolution passed as follows:
Jones, Best, Berlanga, Guerrero, McComb, Mendez, Pruet, Slavik and Strong
voting, "Aye".
Mayor Jones called for petitions from the audience.
Mrs. Pauline Clarke, 3902 Mueller, expressed her personal viewpoint on the
question of extending industrial district contracts since they were set up to
extend until 1990. She reminded the Council that they had extended the
contracts one time; the companies had been assured that they will not be annexed
for seven years; and she thought that that was ample for industries to have the
assurance that they will not be annexed for that period of time. She pointed
out that all but one contract have four more years and one contract will not
expire for one year.
Mayor Pro Tem Best explained that the Corpus Christi Area Economic
Development Corporation made the recommendation that the City extend the
contracts for an additional full seven years in an effort to try to attract new
industry to locate in Corpus Christi.
Mrs. Clarke stated
decisions of companies
because it is a direct
whether they pay taxes
was of the opinion that
not be annexed and have
was probably placed on
forthcoming.
that she did not think that that has anything to do with
to either leave or locate in this City; industry comes
benefit to the company; they will leave regardless of
or not if the company is not showing a profit; and she
seven years is ample time to assure them that they will
to pay taxes. She expressed the opinion that this item
the agenda because of the City Council election that is
Mayor Jones pointed out that new industries coming into the City could
start out with a brand new seven-year contract and this might be an adequate
incentive for the Economic Development Corporation to use to attract companies
to this City.
Mayor Jones explained the three alternatives which are as follows:
1. Maintain the status quo and not extend the contract;
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2. Extend the contract so that they run the full seven years as
authorized by the Municipal Annexation Act; or
3. Extend the contracts with some negotiated increase in the payment of
"in lieu" of taxes.
He agreed with Mrs. Clarke that it is unfair to the citizens of this City
to allow industry to continue operating without paying taxes. He stated that he
also thinks that the companies requesting this are running a serious risk of
creating a call for annexation. He expressed the opinion that this kind of
action to extend existing contracts is an abrogation of the original documents.
Council Member Berlanga disagreed because he was of the opinion that the
contracts should be further extended because he feels that the City has not
offered enough incentives to industry. He stated that he would support
extension of the existing industrial district contracts.
Council Member Slavik indicated her agreement with Mrs. Clarke and referred
to a business survey that had been conducted in which one of the most important
issues industry examined was utility rates and taxes were not a prime
consideration. She informed the Council that there is a group of citizens here
who plan to start a petition drive for annexation if these contracts are
extended.
Mayor Jones informed the Council that the taxes the City receives from the
industrial district contracts are $2,780,241, but if the industries were annexed
to the City, the City would have received $6,700,000 at the current tax rate.
Council Member McComb stated that the City Council wants to do everything
possible to encourage industry to expand and locate in this City, but it is
difficult for other citizens to pay taxes. Mr. McComb pointed out that any new
industry that locates here in the City would be eligible for a new seven-year
contract which he felt would be a good incentive. He commented that the Charter
Revision Commission has been placed on notice that the Board of Trade will fight
the passage of the proposed Charter Revision to allow for annexation by
ordinance. He stated that he was under the impression that Daniel Martinez of
Valero had requested this item be placed on the agenda.
City Manager McDowell stated that it was requested by the City Council at
the time the presentation was made by Gary Bushell on the Corpus Christi Area
Economic Development Corporation.
Council Member McComb stated the only way he would consider extending the
contract would be if the industries agreed to an increased fee.
Council Member Mendez expressed opposition to extending the contracts with
industrial districts at this time since four years remain on the existing
contracts.
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Council Member Strong referred to the industrial park and asked if it was
an industrial district, and Mayor Jones stated that it is not, but it is owned
by a non-profit corporation and the City has no control over it.
Council Member Strong stated that she would like to have a map showing the
perimeters of the industrial area. She also pointed out that no new industries
have located here since the contracts were signed but she agreed that it is a
good tool to be used in seeking new industry to locate in Corpus Christi.
Mr. Daniel Martinez, Public Affairs Officer with Valero Refining Company,
assured the Council that this was not placed on the agenda at the request of his
company. He noted that there seems to be a perception that industry is pushing
for extension of the contracts, but it is actually the Corpus Christi Area
Economic Development Corporation that is urging extension of the contract.
A motion was made by Council Member Guerrero that this subject be tabled
until the Council talks to Gary Bushell.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Strong and passed unanimously.
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Mayor Jones noted that the Board and Committee appointments had not been
considered during the morning Workshop Meeting. He stated that the Council had
decided to table the appointment for the Sister City Committee but that they
would consider at this time an appointment to the Bay Drilling Committee. He
stated that he would like to nominate Melia E. Barrera as alternate from the
general public to the Bay Drilling Committee.
A motion was made by Council Member Mendez that this appointment be
confirmed, seconded by Council Member Guerrero and passed unanimously.
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Mayor Jones called for comments from the public.
Mr. Roe Chandler, CDI, expressed the opinion that the street lighting on
Corpus Christi Beach and in that area is inadequate. He mentioned the winter
Texans who are spending money and improving the economy and how valuable they
are to this City. He stated that he has visitors at the Breakers and that
others were interested in staying there if he had more space. He stated that
the BCECb Place was established two years ago; they have had extensive
publicity; but no one has indicated an interest in purchasing property there.
He mentioned the possibility of a water park that would provide jobs. He urged
that the City Council work with the tourist industry, advertise and help
investors obtain money. He expressed the opinion that there is a need for more
condominiums that would be attractive to winter Texans.
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Council Member Slavik suggested that he contact Gary Bushell and Mr.
Chandler stated that he had already done this.
Mr. Roland Garza, 2504 Hulbirt, provided information in regard to his
discharge from employment with the Gas Division.
City Manager McDowell explained that this is a very complicated matter and
the Staff continues to investigate it.
Mr. Sam Allen addressed the Council and expressed disappointment in the
four Council Members who cast a vote to eliminate the Reinvestment Zone No. 1.
He urged that the City Council do something with the money available from the
Reinvestment Zone for the benefit of the City. He mentioned the fact that with
the movement of City Hall, the relocation of the Library, the fact that the City
will vacate a number of buildings in use for employees now, he predicts that
nine buildings would be vacated in the downtown area. He mentioned the
possibility that Central Power & Light Company will relocate their office
building as well. He expressed concern that the downtown area is becoming a
wasteland. He objected to the proposed expenditure of funds for the Aquarium or
the Corpus Christi Museum. He noted that the Aquarium is not in the
Reinvestment Zone No. 1. He pointed out that the funds for the Museum were not
approved in the bond election last year.
Mr. Allen continued by mentioning the idea that Council Member McComb had
presented for the People Street Project which has been endorsed by the Central
Business District and will be considered by the Park and Recreation Board at
their next meeting. He urged approval of this project.
Mayor Pro Tem Best explained that the City Council was not attempting to
dissolve the Reinvestment Zone -- they were simply trying to get the funds freed
so that they can be used. He explained that he and Mr. Guerrero were just
trying to obtain access to the City's portion of the funds because the
Reinvestment Zone Board had not seemed willing to approve any projects.
Council Member McComb pointed out to Mr. Allen that any time the City
Council discusses the Reinvestment Zone, all of the people interested attend the
Council Meetings. He suggested that those same supporters of the Reinvestment
Zone should attend the School Board meetings, the Del Mar Regents' meetings, and
the Nueces County Commissioners' Court meetings.
There being no further business to come before the Council, on motion by
Council Member Pruet, seconded by Council Member Guerrero and passed
unanimously, the Regular Council Meeting was adjourned at 4:20 p.m., January 13,
1987.
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DZ/rr
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 January
13, 1986, which were approved by the City Council on January 20, 1987.
WITNESSETH MY HAND AND SEAL, this the 4- • — ▪ day of 7114-4-1A.1 I fl % .
Armando Chapa, City Secre Cary
City of Corpus Christi, Texas