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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 06/20/1989PRESENT Mayor Pro Tem Clif Moss Council Members: David Berlanga, Sr. Leo Guerrero Tom Hunt Edward A. Martin Joe McComb Mary Rhodes Frank Schwing * Absent Mayor Betty Turner MINUTES CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING JUNE 20, 1989 2:00 p.m. City Manager Juan Garza City Attorney Hal George City Secretary Armando Chapa Mayor Pro Tem Clif Moss called the meeting to order in the Council Chamber of City Hall. The invocation was delivered by Chaplin Medicus Rentz, Director of Pastor Services at Memorial Medical Center, following which the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States was led by Mayor Pro Tem Moss. City Secretary Armando Chapa called the roll and verified that the necessary quorum of the Council and the required charter officers were present to conduct the meeting. A motion was made by Council Member Berlanga to excuse Mayor Turner's absence from the Council Meeting because she is out of town on City business. The motion was seconded by Council Member McComb and passed unanimously. Mayor Pro Tem Moss called for approval of the Minutes of the Workshop and Regular Council Meetings of June 13, 1989 and there being no corrections or additions, he proclaimed them approved as presented. Mayor Pro Tem Moss presented a Proclamation to Mr. Chris Nelson, Executive Director of the United Way, designating Thursday, June 22, 1989 as "United Way People Awareness Day." Mayor Pro Tem Moss recognized Ms. Rosie Garza, representing the Southern Cole Park Neighborhood Association, who gave a presentation on sailboarding. Ms. Garza expressed opposition to the use of Oleander Point as the current MICROFILMED Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 2 location for the Caller -Times U.S. Pro Am Sailboard Regatta. She commented on alternative sites for sailboarding and requested that the Council renegotiate the contract for the Regatta. Dr. L. W. O. Janssen, 2925 Ocean Drive, a member of the Southern Cole Park Neighborhood Association, communicated opposition to Oleander Point as the location for the sailboarding regatta. Some Council Members concurred with Ms. Garza and Dr. Janssen, and it was pointed out that the contract is a five-year contract subject to renegotiations. Council Member Guerrero suggested that the contract be renegotiated and recommended that it be presented to the Council for consideration. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Pro Tem Moss called for consideration of Consent Motions, Resolutions, Ordinances and Ordinances from previous meetings on Items 1 thru 8. City Manager Garza remarked that Item No. 4 on the Utilization of the Watergarden for the Fiesta de Corpus Christi event should be a one -reading Ordinance and not a Resolution. Relative to Item No. 4, Mr. Ricardo Rodriquez, Chairman of the Board of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, requested approval of this item; he explained the Fiesta de Corpus Christi event; he invited the Council to the celebration; and he presented T-shirts and posters to the Council. City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following were approved: 1. M89-0164 Motion accepting the South Staples Waterline project from Saratoga Boulevard to Oso Creek, and authorizing final payment of $63,879.51 plus retainage interest to Backhoe Lease Service, Inc. The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 2. M89-0165 Motion approving the application by the Mayor's Office 4th of July Celebration Committee and the Heart of Corpus Christi to hold a street festival on July 4th, and approving the closing of the following streets during the event period: a. Schatzel Street, between West Shoreline Boulevard and Lower Broadway Avenue. b. Chaparral Street, between Lawrence Street and Peoples Street. c. Mesquite Street, between Peoples Street and Lawrence Street. Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 3 The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 3. RESOLUTION NO. 20695 AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A PROFESSIONAL CONSULTING SERVICE CONTRACT WITH THE CONSULTING LIBRARIANS GROUP TO DEVELOP A LONG RANGE PLAN FOR THE CORPUS CHRISTI PUBLIC LIBRARIES; APPROPRIATING $30,680. The foregoing Resolution passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 4. ORDINANCE NO. 20696 AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO EXECUTE A LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE USE OF THE WATERGARDEN AREA FOR A FIESTA de CORPUS CHRISTI EVENT ON JUNE 23-25, 1989 AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. The foregoing Resolution passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Punt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 5. RESOLUTION NO. 20697 APPROVING THE FINANCING BY THE TARRANT COUNTY HEALTH FACILITIES DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF A HEALTH FACILITY LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS. The foregoing Resolution passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 6. FIRST READING AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL OF A FIVE-YEAR LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE OSO PONY LEAGUE FOR THE USE OF A 15.4 ACRE PARCEL OF LAND IN SOUTH GUTH PARK FOR YOUTH SPORTS PURPOSES. The foregoing Ordinance passed on first reading by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 'nutes ular Council Meeting __ne 20, 1989 Page 4 7. SECOND READING AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 20382 TO AMEND THE FISCAL YEAR 1988-89 BUDGET TO APPROPRIATE THE SELF-INSURANCE UNRESERVED FUND BALANCE TO THE RESERVE APPROPRIATION OF THE SELF-INSURANCE FUND; PROVIDING FOR SEVERANCE; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. The foregoing Ordinance passed on second reading by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 8. SECOND READING AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT TO LEASE AND A LONG-TERM LEASE WITH TWO OPTIONS NOT EXCEEDING SIXTY (60) YEARS TOTAL FOR LOTS 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, AND 12, BEACH ADDITION, CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, TO THE CREATIVE ARTS CENTER, INC., AND APPROPRIATING $125,000 FROM ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TRUST FUND (243.54) The foregoing Ordinance passed on second reading by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Mayor Pro Tem Moss called for consideration of Items 9 and 10. Relative to Items 9 and 10 on the Allen School Area Street Improvements, Phase II, Assistant City Manager Jesus Garza provided background information. He stated that the 1986 Bond Program, the Water Bond Fund and the 14th Year Community Development Block Grant Program provided funding for this project which includes the complete reconstruction of the streets with new pavement, curb and gutter, sidewalks, driveways, storm sewers and waterlines. No one from the audience spoke on Items 9 and 10. City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following Ordinances were passed: 9. ORDINANCE NO. 20698 DETERMINING THE NECESSITY FOR AND ORDERING THE IMPROVEMENT OF: Allen School Area, Phase II - 1. Twelfth Street, from Morgan Avenue to Elizabeth Street; 2. Eleventh Street, from Morgan Avenue to Booty Street; 3. Tenth Street, from Morgan Avenue to Booty Street and from McKenzie Street to Ayers Street; 4. Alameda Street, from Morgan Avenue to Elizabeth Street; 5. Elizabeth Street, from Brownlee Boulevard to Staples Street; 6. Booty Street, from Eleventh Street to Alameda Street, and 7. McKenzie Street, from Brownlee Boulevard to Alameda Street; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 5 An emergency was declared and the foregoing Ordinance passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. 10. ORDINANCE NO. 20699 APPROVING THE WRITTEN STATEMENT OF THE CITY ENGINEER OF VARIOUS COSTS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE FOLLOWING STREET: Allen School Area, Phase II - 1. Twelfth Street, from Morgan Avenue to Elizabeth Street; 2. Eleventh Street, from Morgan Avenue to Booty Street; 3. Tenth Street, from Morgan Avenue to Booty Street and from McKenzie Street to Ayers Street; 4. Alameda Street, from Morgan Avenue to Elizabeth Street; 5. Elizabeth Street, from Brownlee Boulevard to Staples Street; 6. Booty Street, from Eleventh Street to Alameda Street, and 7. McKenzie Street, from Brownlee Boulevard to Alameda Street; DETERMINING THE PORTION OF SAID COSTS TO BE ASSESSED AGAINST ABUTTING PROPERTY AND THE PORTION TO BE PAID BY TPF CITY; SETTING A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PRELIMINARY ROLL DURING A MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL ON JULY 18, 1989, IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, 1201 LEOPARD STREET, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. An emergency was declared and the foregoing Ordinance passed by the following vote: Moss, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Turner and Schwing absent. * * * * * * * * * * * * * City Secretary Chapa announced that Mayor Pro Tem Moss has filed a Conflict of Interest affidavit with the City Secretary's office on Item No. 11 and will abstain from the discussion and vote on this item. Council Member Berlanga called for consideration of Item No. 11 on the Corpus Christi Yacht Club Lease. In answer to a question from Council Member Guerrero relative to an explanation of the amortization of the cost of the improvements, City Manager Garza responded by stating that the City retains title to the pier. He indicated that the Corpus Christi Yacht Club has offered to reconstruct the pier and slips and finance that from the cash flow that they would be paying the City. Mr. Garza indicated that the advantage to the City is that the Club rents the slips and guarantees the income to the City regardless of whether the slips are rented. He stated that the City's revenues are providing the payoff on the debt service. Mr. Garza indicated that the Corpus Christi Yacht Club will obtain their own financing from a local bank, noting that the City is not providing any money to them. Council Member Martin asked if the budget reflects the $47,000 in lost revenues, and City Manager Garza responded in the affirmative and stated that Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 6 the proposed budget would make up the difference from existing surplus for fund balancing in the Marina Fund. Mr. Giles Giddings, a member of the Corpus Christi Yacht American Bank has agreed to finance the project. He commented of the piers; he provided background information on the Club; explanation of the contract. City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes Ordinance was passed on first reading: 11. FIRST READING AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN AMENDMENT TO THE PIER CHRISTI YACHT CLUB PROVIDING FOR A REPLACEMENT PIER. The foregoing Ordinance was passed on first reading by Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb and Rhodes abstaining; Turner and Schwing absent. Club, stated that on the conditions and he offered an and the following LEASE WITH THE CORPUS * * * * * * * * * * * * * the following vote: voting, "Aye"; Moss Mayor Pro Tem Moss opened the public hearing on closing and abandoning Lens Drive from Cimmaron Boulevard to Oso Parkway in King's Crossing Unit 1. City Secretary Chapa announced that Council Member Martin has filed a Conflict of Interest affidavit with the City Secretary's office on Item No. 12 and will abstain from the discussion and vote. Mr. Carl Crull, Engineering Services Director, provided background information on the request, stating that Urban Engineering, representing the property owners, King's Crossing Golf and Country Club, inc., has submitted a request to close and abandon Lens Drive and a portion of Oso Parkway in connection with the expansion of the golf course in King's Crossing Unit I. He stated that Cimmaron Boulevard and Oso Parkway will be realigned to create more consistent traffic flows and will accommodate traffic which might have otherwise traveled Lens Drive. Mr. Crull indicated that staff is supportive of the closure and that any required replatting and physical construction will be done at the developer's expense. Mr. Gene Urban, a representative of People's Heritage, spoke in support of the closure and explained the reason for the request. He indicated that the realignment will be in concurrence with the City's Master Development Plan. Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 7 A motion was made by Council Member McComb to close the public hearing; seconded by Council Member Rhodes and passed unanimously by those present and voting; Martin abstaining. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Prior to the discussion of the Budget, Council Member Hunt indicated that the City will shortly be considering the bids for the Balustrade. He expressed concern about the $600,000 proposed for the Balustrade improvements and recommended postponing the improvements or reconsidering the repairs on the Balustrade. Discussion followed and City Manager Garza indicated that he will provide a report pertaining to the Balustrade to the new members ot the Council. Council Member Guerrero expressed concern about a proposed industrial dump site which is to be built on Leopard Street. He stated that the people in that area should be allowed to express their viewpoints relative to having 38 tons of waste burned daily. City Manager Garza stated that he will check into the matter. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Prior to discussion of the Police Budget, Mayor Pro Tem Moss called for petitions from the audience on matters not scheduled on the agenda. Mr. Glynn A. Pugh read a prepared statement and commented on the City's Comprehensive Plan. He commented on Article V of the City Charter elaborating on nine rules. Mr. Pugh stated that it is obvious that the City government is being run in a manner inconsistent with the City Charter and he posed various questions in this regard. Mr. Philip Rosenstein, 949 Bobalo, stated that he is a life member of the Friends of the Museum. He expressed opposition to the proposed fees at the museum, particularly in regard to school children. Mr. J. E. O'Brien, 4130 Pompano, directed the City Manager's attention to page 355 in the Budget book, stating that a column of numbers does not add up correctly. Mr. O'Brien directed the Council's attention to the booklet of the Unmet Needs of the City for 1989 and commented on page 39, critical needs in the Emergency Preparedness office and commented on page 66, critical needs for the Visitors and Convention Bureau. Mr. George Moff, representing the Joint Tax Office, stated that he will provide the tax estimate numbers for 1989 and 1990 to the City Manager by Friday, July 21st. * * * * * * * * * * * * Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 8 City Manager Garza commented on the TML Conference for Mayors and Council Members which will be held in Corpus Christi on June 23-25 and invited the Council to the welcoming ceremony and the delegates' luncheon. Robert Olson, Chief of Police, spoke on the proposed Police Budget, stating that the proposed budget is a "bear bones" budget. He stated that to address the need for officers in the field, the department has done various things, including the civilianization of positions and the transfer of additional personnel from the Criminal Investigation Division and Community Services Division. He indicated that there are approximately four or five positions inside the department that are manned by sworn people and it is the department's goal to make them civilian positions. Chief Olson commented on the numerous charts which were presented to the Council which graphically depict the problems facing the Police Department. Chief Olson stated that the problem of drug abuse continues to be a primary problem in the City and with the onslaught of the drug, "CRACK", he would like more police officers assigned to the Narcotics Department. Chief Olson indicated that the City needs at least five more police beats to adequately handle the call loads. Chief Olson continued by stating that education is the answer to the drug problem in the community. He stated that the City has received a grant from the Kenedy Foundation for $50,000 for Project D.A.R.E. which the City will match with funds from the Drug Trust Fund and Dr. Benson has agreed to put up additional monies from CCISD. Chief Olson indicated that the City will have a D.A.R.E. officer in every elementary public and catholic school in Corpus Christi beginning in September. He indicated that the City has been able to solidify consistent, ongoing funding for the D.A.R.E. program. Chief Olson explained that he has initiated a proposal with the school district superintendents in the Corpus Christi area and they have agreed to work out funding for 1990, 1991 and beyond. Chief Olson indicated a need for $41,000 to fund the establishment of a West Port Assembly area which is a beginning step in a proposed plan to implement a community -oriented policing concept. He stated that officers and additional civilians are needed to free up officers and that the Police Department is tightly stretched. Chief Olson indicated that the Council needs to make the decision on the priorities. Chief Olson noted that Corpus Christi continues to grow and with the coming of an expanded Pomeport, a dog track within the year, tourism and festivals, if the Police Department is to adequately address the demands of these developments, it must be afforded the appropriate resoures to deal with them. Council Member Martin inquired how much money is in the Drug Trust Fund, and Management and Budget Director, Dan Hobbs, stated that as of May 31st, there is approximately $700,000, and Chief Olson pointed out tliat some of that money is not the City's as yet, stating that there is only about $400,000. Mr. Martin indicated that some of that money can be spent for legitimate law enforcement functions, and Chief Olson indicated that the City can fund non- Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 9 budgeted items such as equipment and education. Chief Olson stated that the money in the fund cannot be used to supplement and can be used for expanded and additional programs. Chief Olson indicated that there is a list of items the money can be used for, and Council Member Martin stated that he would like a copy of that list. Mr. Martin indicated that he would like to know the amount of money the City has in the Drug Trust Fund, what the legal expenditures are for those funds and what they have been spent on in the last year. A discussion followed on the consolidation of jails, the Police Academy, fines for D.W.I.'s and the advent of the CAD/RMS system. Mr. Martin stated that he would like to know how much more money the City can recoup through criminal investigations, D.W.I's and the serving of warrants. He stated that the Council needs to discuss the priorities for law enforcement that they would like to see in the Police Department. Council Member Rhodes concurred with Council Member Martin and stated that this topic should be rescheduled for a full discussion and not forgotten. City Manager Garza indicated that there are some opportunities for the City to support its own cost. He stated that there is no restriction on how the City spends these monies as long as the money is spent to fight violators or offenders of the Texas law. City Manager Garza indicated that staff will present the Council with the new proposed plan of the use for the Drug Trust Fund. He also indicated that he has contemplated financing a one-time expenditure from the fund for the computerized dispatching system because it is a big need of the City. Council Member McComb referred to the pawnshop ordinance and expressed concern about the recommendation that people be fingerprinted when they bring in an item to pawn because it would be an invasion of privacy. Mayor Pro Tem Moss suggested that the City Manager and Judge Barnes get together and discuss some of the revenues that the county is passing to the City under the City's enforcement of the City and County laws. Mayor Pro Tem Moss recessed the Council Meeting at 4:09 p.m. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Council Schwing arrived at 6:00 p.m. Mayor Pro Tem Moss reconvened the Regular Council Meeting at 6:02 p.m. and announced the public hearing on the Budget for FY 1989-90. Mr. Moss informed the members of the audience that they would be allowed to speak for five minutes, and the following persons addressed the Council: Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 10 Mrs. Dorothy Kucera, 4637 Wilma, representing the Art Community Center, questioned the fact that the $5,000 which had been allocated to them for the past six years had been deleted from the budget. She reminded the Council that the Art Community Center will actually have additional expenses since they plan to move to the Bayfront some time this year. Mrs. Kucera stated that it is very important that they continue to receive funding from the City, and they have actually requested an increase to $7,500 for this year. She described the fund-raising efforts they have undertaken for the renovation of the City Hall Annex for use as the Arts Center. Council Member Rhodes inquired of City Manager Garza as to why that item was deleted from the budget, and Mr. Garza stated that he was not sure, but possibly because of the tight budget, this item was given a low priority. Mrs. Kucera offered a possible explanation by stating that the Art Community Center was funded because they leased their present building from the City and the allocation was made to provide funds for utility bills, postage, etc., and it may have been tied in with their lease agreement. Mr. Philip Rosenstein, 949 Bobalo, spoke in opposition to the proposed fees for visitors to the Corpus Christi Museum, particularly for children, and suggested that they be allowed entrance at no charge for a limited number of hours. Mr. R. B. Lear, 5044 Maylands, spoke in favor of increased funding for the library, stating that he utilizes the resource center of the Corpus Christi Library and refers clients to the center. In response to Mayor Pro Tem Moss' request, approximately 40 people in the audience indicated their support of increased funding for the library. Mr. J. D. Byars, 4634 Blundell Drive, complimented the Council and several staff members for their work on the budget. He expressed opposition to the proposed increase in sewer rates and suggested that the City conduct a lottery in order to generate additional funds. Mr. Raymond Hasker, 1813 Wallace Street, urged that there be no tax increase nor an increase in the telephone franchise tax. He pointed out that the reason for the proposed increase in the franchise tax was to provide an additional $400,000 for the Corpus Christi Area Convention and Visitors Bureau which was approved by the Council last year. He objected to the proposal to again fund the Bureau in the amount of $1.5 million in next year's budget. Mr. Hasker also questioned the need for telephones in Council Members' automobiles. Mr. J. E. O'Brien, 4140 Pompano, questioned the proposed 19.4% projected increase in wastewater rates. He pointed out the hypocrisy practiced by the Council in denying Central Power & Light Company's request for increased rates to cover the cost of their mismanagement and having no hesitancy in increasing wastewater rates. He suggested that the Council consider raising the cap on the Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 11 number of gallons of water used on which to figure the wastewater rates so that the citizens with low incomes would not be penalized by increased rates. Mr. O'Brien then referred to Page 23 of the Budget book which lists transfers from the Water Department in amounts in excess of $12 million. Mrs. Jean Neri, representing the Museum of Oriental Cultures, requested that their funding be increased from $9,000 to $18,000 because of the expenses they will incur when they move their facility to Heritage Park. Mrs. Elna Hosford, 4833 Wooldridge, urged support of the Arts and the Museum, stating that she was speaking on behalf of the American Association of University Women. Mrs. Blanca Rosa Garcia, 3321 Casa Blanca, Chairman of the Citizens Advisory Health Board, expressed concern about the proposed budget for the Health Department, particularly for capital outlay items. She compared the recommended capital outlay funding for that department with that of other City departments. Mr. John Harwood, 538 Sorrell, speaking as a former volunteer who worked in the Career Center of the Corpus Christi Library, urged that funding for this center, which employs only one person, be included in the budget. He explained the benefits derived from the operation of this center. Council Member McComb expressed the opinion that if accurate records are kept of the people who obtain assistance from this center, and if it can be verified that they meet the qualifications of low-income recipients, possibly some funding for this center could be obtained from JTPA through a reimbursement type of situation. Council Member Martin expressed the opinion that if the guidelines are met, reimbursement could be obtained from JTPA for the clients who are served by the Career Center. Council Member McComb stated that if he could be provided with statistics, he would explore that possibility with the Private Industry Council of JTPA. Mrs. Elizabeth Riggle, 1044 McClendon, an English teacher at Incarnate Word Academy, urged that adequate funding be provided the library. She pointed out that a good library attracts a number of software industries to locate in the City. Mr. Robert Reyna, 1821 Roslyn, expressed opposition to any tax increases or any increases in the water rates. Mrs. Deirdre Norton, Chairman of the Library Board, urged that the Council consider the unmet needs of the library very carefully. Council Member Martin noted that the Career Center and the renovation of the Parkdale Library are the top priorities listed in the unmet needs section. Minutes Regular Council Meeting June 20, 1989 Page 12 He expressed the opinion that the Council should make a decision on funds for the Career Center as soon as possible, since this involves only one employee who might seek other employment if it is known that funding will no longer be available. No one else spoke during the public hearing. Mayor Pro Tem Moss declared the hearing closed and adjourned the meeting at 6:46 p.m., June 20, 1989. * * * * * * * * * * * * * 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 June 20, 1989, which were approved by the City Council on June 27, 1989. 1989. /e1-( WITNESSETH MY HAND AND SEAL, this the //-1- --day of 51704-t- etty Tur r, Mayor Armando Chapa City Secretary