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CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 5, 1989
2:00 p.m.
PRESENT
Mayor Betty Turner
Mayor Pro Tem David Berlanga, Sr.
Council Members:
Leo Guerrero
Tom Hunt
Edward A. Martin
Joe McComb *
Clif Moss
Mary Rhodes
Frank Schwing
City Manager Juan Garza
City Attorney Hal George
City Secretary Armando Chapa
Mayor Turner called the meeting to order in the Council Chamber of City
The invocation was delivered by Council Member Leo Guerrero following which
the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States was led by Council
Member Ed Martin.
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.
Mayor Turner called for approval of the Minutes of the Regular Council
Meeting of August 29, 1989 and there being no additions or corrections, she
proclaimed them approved as presented.
Mayor Turner and Mayor Pro Tem Berlanga welcomed dignitaries from Toledo,
Spain, the Sister City of Corpus Christi. Greetings and gifts were exchanged by
the dignitaries and Mayor Turner read a Proclamation declaring September 5, 1989
as "Toledo, Spain Day."
* Council Member McComb arrived at 2:35 p.m.
Mayor Turner declared a five-minute recess.
Mayor Turner reconvened the Council Meeting and administered the Oaths of
Office to the following Board and Committee appointees: John Otto - Food
Services Advisory Committee; Koushik Shaw - Human Relations Commission; Anne
Dodson - Citizens Advisory Health Board; Gloria Henson - Civil Service Board &
Commission; and S. Loyd Neal - Private Industry Council.
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The Council agreed that Board and Committee appointments should be
postponed for two weeks.
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Mayor Turner called for consent motions, resolutions, ordinances and
ordinances from previous meetings on Items 1 thru 24 and Council Members
requested that Items 3, 4, 5, 6 and 11 be withheld for discussion and City
Manager Garza withdrew Item No. 24.
There were no questions from the audience on the other items.
City Secretary Chapa called the roll and the following were passed:
1. M89-0245
Motion approving a supply agreement for sludge dewatering polymers in
accordance with Bid Invitation No. 3I-0254-89 with Allied Colloids based on
the low bid of $105,500. The term of the contract will be for twelve
months with option to extend for an additional twelve months subject to the
approval of the supplier and the City Manager or his designee. This
chemical will be used for treatment of wastewater by the Wastewater
Division.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
2. M89-0246
Motion approving a supply agreement for printing paper in accordance with
Bid Invitation No. 3I-0268-89 with Monarch Paper Co. for the amount of
$25,428.22 based on low bid. The term of the agreement shall be for twelve
months with an option to extend for an additional twelve months subject to
the approval of the supplier and the City Manager or his designee. This
paper will be used by various departments throughout the City.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
7. M89-0251
Motion accepting the installation of new carpet at the Bayfront Plaza
Convention Center; assessing liquidated damages of $2,400 for
non-compliance with the Minority Business Enterprise contract requirement;
granting a 53 -day time extension; and authorizing final payment of
$18,212.60 to San Antonio Floor Finishers, Inc.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
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8. M89-0252
Motion approving Change Order No. 3 in the amount of $14,672 to the
contract with A. Ortiz Construction and Paving, Inc. for additional street
work in the Allen School Area Street Improvements, Phase I project.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
9. M89-0253
Motion approving a request from Bayfest, Inc. to close the following street
sections for Bayfest '89 on September 29, 30, and October 1, 1989:
a. West Shoreline
Hughes Street,
4, 1989.
b. Belden, Power,
between Water
Boulevard, between westbound Interstate 37 and
from Monday, September 18, through Wednesday,
October
Palo Alto, Fitzgerald, Resaca and Hughes streets,
Street and East Shoreline Boulevard; Water Street
between Fitzgerald and Hughes Streets; and East Shoreline Boulevard
between westbound Interstate 37 and Hughes Street, from Friday,
September 29, through Sunday, October 1, 1989.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
10. M89-0254
Motion awarding a contract in the amount of $151,172 to Bay, Inc. for the
first phase of improvements necessary to expand the Elliott Sanitary
Landfill.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
12. M89-0256
Motion awarding a contract in the amount of $302,746.85 to Bay, Inc. for
the second phase of the sanitary sewer rehabilitation in the Saxet Heights
area.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
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13. M89-0257
Motion accepting the Hampshire/Yale Street Improvements project, and
authorizing final payment of $61,387.03 plus interest on retainage to Haas
Paving Company, Inc.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
14. ORDINANCE NO. 20763
AMENDING ORDINANCE NO.
FINAL ASSESSMENT ROLL
HAMPSHIRE ROAD & YALE
Padre Island Drive, 2.
3. Vestal Street, from
from Sherman Street to
20513 BY AMENDING SECTION 3 IN ORDER TO ADOPT THE
FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS ON THE FOLLOWING STREET:
STREET - 1. Hampshire Road, from Benys Road to North
Yale Street, from Prescott Street to Vestal Street,
Yale Street to Sherman Street, and 4. Vitemb Street,
Horne Road; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
An emergency was declared and the foregoing ordinance passed by the
following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes
voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
15. M89-0258
Motion approving supply agreements for library books and cassettes with the
following companies in accordance with Bid Invitation No. BI -0185-89 based
on low bid and best bid for an estimated total of $405,000. The terms of
these agreements will be for twelve months with option to extend for an
additional twelve months subject to the approval of the supplier and the
City Manager or his designee. These books and cassettes will be for the
Corpus Christi and South Texas Library Systems.
Baker & Taylor Book Wholesalers, Inc.
Estimated Total: $354,000 Estimated Total: $51,000
The foregoing motion
Martin, McComb, Moss
at the time the vote
16. M89-0259
passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
was taken.
Motion authorizing the City Manager or his designee to execute contracts
with the Texas State Library in the amount of $731,576 for the continued
operation of the South Texas Library System in SFY 1989-90. The South
Texas Library System is headquartered and administered through the Corpus
Christi Public Library.
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The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
17. M89-0260
Motion authorizing the City Manager or his designee to execute a contract
with the Texas State Library for Major Urban Resources Library (MURLs)
grant funds in the amount of $21,184. These funds will be used to purchase
books and microfilm for the Local History/Genealogy collection at the
Corpus Christi Public Library.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
18. M89-0261
Motion approving an agreement for architectural services with Kipp,
Richter, and Associates in the amount of $33,500 for expansion of the
Greenwood Library.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
19. RESOLUTION NO. 20764
AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CONTRACT WITH THE TEXAS STATE LIBRARY FOR A
LIBRARY SERVICES AND CONSTRUCTION ACT GRANT IN THE AMOUNT OF $100,000; AND
APPROPRIATING $49,000 FROM THE LIBRARY TRUST ACCOUNT AS A PARTIAL MATCH FOR
THE GREENWOOD BRANCH LIBRARY EXPANSION PROJECT.
The foregoing resolution passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero,
Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Schwing
absent at the time the vote was taken.
20. Delayed for One Week
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AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 53, TRAFFIC, SECTION 53-254,
SCHEDULE V, INCREASE OF STATE SPEED LIMIT IN CERTAIN ZONES, TO REVISE
EXISTING SPEED LIMITS ON PORTIONS OF THE S.H. 358 FRONTAGE ROAD SYSTEM,
YORKTOWN BOULEVARD, HOLLY ROAD, MORGAN AVENUE AND PORT AVENUE.
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The foregoing ordinance passed on second reading by the following vote:
Turner, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Berlanga and Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
22. ORDINANCE NO. 20765
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 38, PEDDLERS, VENDORS, ITINERANT
MERCHANTS, AND SOLICITORS, SECTION 38-14, APPEAL, TO REVISE THE PROCEDURE
FOR APPEALS CONCERNING VENDOR, PEDDLER, COMMERCIAL SOLICITOR, AND ITINERANT
MERCHANT PERMIT.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Berlanga and Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
23. ORDINANCE NO. 20766
AUTHORIZING THE RENEWAL OF THREE YEAR LEASE AGREEMENTS WITH THE PADRE
LITTLE -SENIOR LEAGUE FOR THE USE OF A TRACT OF LAND AT THE HOLLY ROAD WATER
RESERVOIR SITE AND FOR THE USE OF A TRACT OF LAND AT SOUTH GUTH PARK FOR
YOUTH SPORTS PURPOSES.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Berlanga and Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
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In answer to a question from Council Member Rhodes on Item No. 3 regarding
the contract with the Meadows Foundation and Ships of Exploration and Discovery
Research, City Manager Garza indicated that the Meadows Foundation will grant
$50,000 to the Corpus Christi Museum to support the continuation of this
research project.
Relative to a question from Council Member Rhodes on Item No. 4 relating to
the application for title III/ D/B Homemaker I Grant for 1989-1990, City Manager
Garza explained the funding for this program, stating that the City match
includes $1,872.00 in in-kind services and $1,660.00 from Senior Community
Services reserves.
In response to a question from Mrs. Rhodes on Item No. 5 on the City Hall
Dining Facility Concession Agreement, City Manager Garza stated that the prices
in the cafeteria are reasonable and the food is very good. He stated that the
concessionaires have made a significant investment; they are serving a limited
market; and it is a good contract.
Relative to Item No. 6 on the Morgan Avenue Water storage tank repair and
painting, Mayor Turner expressed concern about the short time frame to complete
the project, and City Manager Garza stated that he has spoken to staff to verify
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that the City's time requirements do not rule out some of the local painters who
handle tanks.
Pertaining to Item No. 11 on the Elliott Sanitary Landfill Drainage, Parcel
1 purchase, Mayor Turner inquired if the Navy had offered any comments regarding
this purchase, and Deputy City Manager Garza responded by stating that the City
coordinates with the Navy only on general operations and staff will inform them
of the City's purchase in connection with the Elliott Sanitary Landfill drainage
project.
Relative to Item No. 20 on Zoning Application No. 689-3, Council Member
Rhodes inquired about the staff's recommendation, and Planning Director Brandol
Harvey stated that staff is recommending approval of the application based on
the Council's direction to develop a site plan with the applicant. He indicated
that the site plan developed by staff meets the Council's concerns more than the
applicant's site plan.
Mr. Jose Mario Martinez, 2101 Frederick Drive, expressed opposition to the
zoning application. He stated that the houses on the applicant's lot have not
been maintained or painted and that property owners in the area are opposed to
rental property. He stated that he has checked with them and fifteen are in
opposition to this application and five are in favor.
The applicant, Mr. Elfego Quesada, Sr., stated that he has no objections to
the staff's site plan and that his proposed plans will enhance the property.
Council Member Rhodes stated that at the public hearing, the neighbors
expressed opposition to apartments on the lot but did not object to the
applicant moving a house on the lot.
Ms. Carmen Gonzalez, a neighbor, expressed opposition to the zoning
application, stating that the applicant has not made any improvements to the
houses and did not fix the sewer problems. She stated that the neighborhood
looks unkempt because the renters do not take care of the houses.
Council Member Hunt inquired if a stipulation could require that the houses
be brought up to code within a specific amount of time.
Mr. Harvey stated that normally the conditions of a special permit relate
directly to the requirements of the zoning ordinance. He stated that a special
permit can be given a definite time period; this permit could require bringing
all the properties on the lot up to standard by a specific time period; and if
that has not been done, the special permit would be revoked. Mr. Harvey
indicated that because of the five neighbors in opposition, the twenty -percent
rule of the Council will be in effect.
Discussion followed and Council Member Martin stated that he would support
the site plan and special use permit. He made a motion to delay approval for
one week so that staff could provide a report of the condition of the two units
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on the existing property and the condition of the house which will be moved. He
suggested that the request be held up until the existing structures are put in
shape. The motion was seconded by Council Member Moss.
The applicant stated that he has to move the house as soon as possible
because of the state highway. He stated that he does not have much time because
this has been delayed about two months.
The motion passed
unanimously.
Mr. Jose Martinez, who spoke previously, indicated that he would like more
advance notice of the discussion of this item so that the neighbors can attend,
and he was informed that the item will be on next week's agenda.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
items were passed or delayed.
3. 1489-0247
Motion authorizing a contract for a grant of $50,000 from the Meadows
Foundation and a contract with Ships of Exploration and Discovery Research
for the continuation of the search for the caravel ship Gallega abandoned
in Rio Helen, Panama, by Christopher Columbus in 1503.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
4. 1489-0248
Motion authorizing the City Manager or his designee to
application and execute a contract with the Coastal Bend
Governments for continuation of the Title III -D Homemaker I
Corpus Christi.
includes $26,137
The City's match
Senior Community
submit an
Council of
Program in
The total budget for the contract is $29,669. This
in Title III D/B Federal funds and $3,532 in City match.
includes $1,872 in in-kind services and $1,660 from the
Services reserves.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
5. 1489-0249
Motion authorizing the City Manager to enter into a contract with Mary Jane
Ortega, dba Marlin Cafe, to provide cafeteria service at City Hall for a
term of three years.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
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6. M89-0250
Motion accepting the improvements to the water storage tank on Morgan
Avenue; granting a 10 -day time extension to the contractor; and authorizing
final payment of $35,914.06 to Travis Industrial Painters, Inc.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
11. M89-0255
Motion authorizing acquisition of a parcel of land located north of Oso
Creek between Chapman Ranch Road and Greenwood Drive for $20,000 from
Victor Frank Simcik, et al, in connection with the Elliott Sanitary
Landfill Drainage Project, as a result of condemnation proceedings.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
24. Withdrawn
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Items 25 thru 28.
Carl Crull, Engineering Services Director, provided a brief informational
report on Items 25 thru 28 which are all airport -related items.
Relative to the contract on the lighting of the runways with Hallmark
Electrical Contractors, the firm who filed bankruptcy, Council Member Moss
inquired if the City should file a claim in bankruptcy court on behalf of the
City, and City Manager Garza responded by stating that is a very good idea and
staff will follow it up immediately.
In reference to a question from Council Member Moss about relocating the
airfield electrical vault, Mr. Crull responded by stating that the vault will be
located away from the runways and there are sufficient clearances to meet the
FAA guidelines.
Deputy City Manager Garza informed the Council that relative to the
termination of the contract with W. P. Wills Consulting Engineers, it is not
being done on amicable terms; Mr. Wills has been notified of the termination;
and he is contesting the termination.
There were no comments from the audience on the items.
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City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
were passed:
25. M89-0262
Motion authorizing the deletion of portions of the contract with Hallmark
Electrical Contractors, Inc. for the rehabilitation of Runway 13/31 Taxiway
System Lighting and the Runway 13/31 (HIRL) lighting system at Corpus
Christi International Airport totalling $179,576.90.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
26. 1189-0263
Motion approving the following actions relative to improvements at Corpus
Christi International Airport:
(a) Authorizing the City Manager to terminate the contract for
engineering services with the joint venture of W. P. Wills Consulting
Engineers, Inc. and Shearer Engineering, Inc., for the Cross Taxiway
and Commercial Ramp Expansion, and
(b) Authorizing the City Manager or his designee to negotiate a
contract for engineering services with a joint venture of the
engineering firms of Jones and Nuese, Inc. and Parkhill, Smith and
Cooper, Inc. for design of the Eastside General Aviation Apron and
Taxiway A System. Should a satisfactory agreement not be reached with
the joint venture, authorization to negotiate with the next most
qualified proposer a joint venture of Goldsten Engineers, Inc. and
Lockwood, Andrews and Newnan is requested.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
27. RESOLUTION NO. 20767
APPROVING AN AMENDMENT TO FAA GRANT OFFER TO AMEND THE PROJECT DESCRIPTION
TO INCLUDE CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL VAULT AND AUTHORIZE A
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT TO BAY INC.'S CONTRACT TO CONSTRUCT A NEW AIRFIELD
ELECTRICAL VAULT.
The foregoing resolution passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
28. RESOLUTION NO. 20768
ACCEPTING THE FAA GRANT OFFER OF $1,509,168 TO EXPAND THE COMMERCIAL APRON
AND EXTEND, MARK, AND LIGHT TAXIWAY J.
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The foregoing resolution passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Items 29 and 30.
Relative to Item No. 30 on the beach cleaning agreement, Council Member
Hunt stated that he had suggested de -annexing this piece of property and giving
it back to the county. He inquired about the reason it was annexed, and City
Manager Garza responded by stating that the annexation was necessary because of
a state law requirement that only land within the City limits could be leased to
the City by the Texas General Land office. He stated that the lease area
includes the bus turnaround at the end of Whitecap Boulevard.
Mr. Raymond Hasker, 1813 Wallace, inquired about the reason for annexing
this piece of land and commented on the City Manager's explanation. He stated
that the City should give the land back to the county. Mr. Hasker also
commented on the issue relative to the Bob Hall Fishing Pier.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motions were passed:
29. M89-0264
Motion authorizing the acquisition of Lot 3, Block 60, Beach Portion
located on the west side of N. Mesquite between Resaca and Fitzgerald
streets from Iverson H. Lout and appropriating funds in the amount of
$161,666.14 from the Economic Development Trust Fund.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga, Hunt,
Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Guerrero absent at
the time the vote was taken.
30. 1489-0265
Motion approving an agreement with Nueces County in the amount of $43,000
for beach cleaning, life guards, and related services within the City on
the Gulf of Mexico Beach along and south of the Padre Island seawall from
September 1, 1989, through August 31, 1990.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Hunt voting, "No";
Guerrero absent at the time the vote was taken.
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Items 31 thru 33.
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Relative to Item No. 31 on the application of Enviromed, Inc., City Manager
Garza indicated that the City revoked their permit because the site plan did not
correctly refer to sewer service. He stated that they can reapply for the
permit and verify that they intend to obtain sewer service.
Council Member McComb expressed the opinion that the City should find a way
to deal effectively with infectious medical waste. Mr. McComb asked if there is
a grandfather clause for those operations that the City currently has, and City
Manager Garza indicated that staff will provide a recommendation on that matter.
Relative to Item No. 33 on the agreement with the Heart of Corpus Christi,
Council Member Hunt stated that the City created a Reinvestment Tax Zone; the
City approved a three-year contract with the Heart of Corpus Christi for $75,000
a year; and the City approved more funds for the Heart of Corpus Christi thru
CDBG funding. He stated that there should be a limit of how much money will be
put into the downtown area, stating that there are other areas that need money.
He indicated that he does not see the rush on this item and suggested that it be
postponed.
Discussion followed and Council Member Martin pointed out that the City is
indicating well in advance that this is the end of the seed money.
Mayor Pro Tem Berlanga stated that the Heart of Corpus Christi needs
support from the City and the Reinvestment Zone is a powerful tool which they
have used. He indicated that when the City ceases support of the Heart of
Corpus Christi, they will endeavor to find ways to obtain funding from other
sources in order to operate.
Mayor Turner stated that she is pleased that the Heart of Corpus Christi is
taking responsibility for future funding and that they intend to be
self-sufficient.
Council Member Guerrero made a motion to add a clause to the amended
agreement whereby any breach of this agreement now or thru the term shall render
the agreement null and void. The motion was seconded by Council Member Hunt
and passed by the following vote: Turner, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss,
Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Berlanga voting, "No."
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
were passed:
31. RESOLUTION NO. 20769
URGING THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH TO DISAPPROVE THE APPLICATION OF
ENVIROMED, INC., FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE A PROPOSED TYPE V MUNICIPAL SOLID
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WASTE SITE (INCINERATOR FOR SPECIAL WASTE FROM HEALTH CARE RELATED
FACILITIES) TO BE LOCATED AT 7433 LEOPARD STREET, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS,
AND AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO TAKE THE APPROPRIATE ACTION TO OPPOSE
THE APPLICATION.
The foregoing resolution passed by the following vote: Berlanga, Guerrero,
Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Turner
abstaining.
32. M89-0266
Motion directing the City Manager to prepare a recommendation to establish
regulations for the disposal of hazardous waste such as infectious waste at
locations within the City limits and within 5,000 feet of the City limits.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
33. RESOLUTION NO. 20770
AMENDING RESOLUTION 19867 AND AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF AN AMENDED
AGREEMENT WITH HEART OF CORPUS CHRISTI, INC. FOR SERVICES ASSISTING THE
CITY IN REVITALIZING THE DOWNTOWN/UPTOWN AREA.
The foregoing resolution passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga,
Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Hunt
voting, "No."
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Mayor Turner announced
application:
36. Application No. 889-3,
"I-2" Light Industrial
"SP" Special Permit to
Industrial Subdivision
Drive, south of Forest
the public hearing on the following zoning
Nueces County, Texas: For a change of zoning from
District and "I-2" Light Industrial District with a
"3-4" General Business District on Lot 1, Block 15,
, located on the west side of North Padre Island
Lane.
Mayor Turner stated that the Planning Commission recommends denial of the
application and the Planning Staff recommends approval.
Planning Director Brandol Harvey provided background information on the
zoning application request for a zoning change from "1-2" Light Industrial
and "I-2" Light Industrial District with a "SP" Special Permit to "B-4" General
Business District. He stated that the requested zoning change is necessary to
allow further jail expansion within the McKinzie Jail Annex. He stated that the
county is currently operating under a special permit for a low-risk, minimum
security jail with 242 beds permitted. He stated that the requested change of
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zoning should be granted to give the county the flexibility to make changes and
additions to the jail facility when necessary as long as zoning ordinance
requirements for "3-4" are met. Mr. Harvey also reviewed the status of the
Planning Commission's recommendation.
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Council Member Guerrero asked a series of specific questions which were
responded to by Mr. Harvey. Mr. Guerrero also inquired what happens if a
special permit is violated, and Mr. Harvey responded by stating that if there is
a violation, a notice is issued to correct the violation; and if after the
period of notification it has not been corrected, a citation is issued. Mr.
Harvey stated that he does not know if the county is in violation of the special
permit.
Council Member Hunt stated that it is unfortunate that the county did not
go thru the proper procedures but the issue is where to house these prisoners.
Mr. Hunt expressed the opinion that the City should show cooperation and good
faith.
Council Member Guerrero expressed concern that there has been a violation
of the process; it is contrary to City ordinances; and it should be rectified.
Judge Robert Barnes, Nueces County Judge, read from a prepared statement
and provided an explanation of the request for the change of zoning. He
reviewed the status of the jail situation and stated that 85 percent of the
county's business is from the City of Corpus Corpus. He stated that the problem
exists because the state does not adequately provide facilities for sentenced
felons. Judge Barnes offered an apology that the county did not properly meet
the time frame of the zoning. He commented on the criminal justice system and
stated that circumstances beyond the county's control dictated the need for
additional jails.
The following individuals expressed opposition to the zoning application:
1. Mr. Danny Noyola commented on the inappropriate actions of Nueces County,
stating that they are in violation. He stated that the county has started
construction of the jail facility without the proper and legal zoning permits
and has misrepresented themselves to the residents in the area; 2. Mr. Canales,
Jose Drive, stated that the county has violated provisions of the ordinances and
building codes and should be fined; 3. Mr. David Noyola expressed the opinion
that the county should be fined because they have violated the City's zoning
ordinance; 4. Mr. Philip Rosenstein stated that the county knew that they were
in violation and he alleged that there was a cover-up involved; 5. Mr. Frank
Gallardo, 4201 Dryer Circle, expressed opposition to a jail in his neighborhood
area; 6. Ms. Dorothy Spann, 502 Del Mar, stated that the protection of the City
is the greatest issue. She expressed the opinion that individuals who become
violent or irate at a Council Meeting should be removed.
State Representative Hugo Berlanga, a member of the legislature, stated
that the legislature has not done a satisfactory job in dealing with the prison
population, noting that they cannot build prisons fast enough to take care of
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the prison population. He stated that the situation is not going to get
better; it will be a bigger problem; and it will become more severe. He
suggested that the City and the county should begin serious discussions of how
they will take care of the growing prison population.
County Attorney Carlos Valdez, representing Nueces County, stated that the
county has a very serious problem. He commented on the jail situation and
stated that the county was forced to file a lawsuit against the state. He
apologized to the City for the way the matter was handled and indicated that the
county is trying to do the best they can.
A motion was made by Council Member Martin to close the public hearing;
seconded by Council Member McComb and passed unanimously.
Discussion followed and Council Member Hunt made a motion that the Council
approve the zoning as presented by staff. The motion was seconded by Council
Member McComb.
Council Member Guerrero stated that there are various issues involved and
that the integrity of the process was violated. He stated that the jail
necessity is clear; the City's laws have been broken; and staff should meet with
the county to get the violations rectified.
Council Member McComb expressed some concerns about the case because there
were violations of the original special permit granted Nueces County for this
property. He pointed out, however, that this Council continuously urges that
more police officers be employed, that more criminals should be arrested, that
the number of burglaries should be reduced, and all of these activities dictate
the need for more jail space. Mr. McComb stated that because of these
circumstances, he felt that the rezoning should be approved.
There were no further comments on this application; City Secretary Chapa
polled the Council for their votes on the ordinance; and it failed to pass as
indicated by the vote:
Failed to Pass
AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE UPON APPLICATION OF NUECES COUNTY, TEXAS, BY
CHANGING THE ZONING MAP IN REFERENCE TO LOT 1, BLOCK 15, INDUSTRIAL
SUBDIVISION FROM "I-2" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT AND "I-2" LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
DISTRICT WITH A "SP" SPECIAL PERMIT TO "3-4" GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
An emergency was declared and the foregoing ordinance failed to pass by the
following vote: Hunt, Martin, McComb and Moss voting, "Aye"; Berlanga,
Guerrero, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "No"; Turner abstaining.
Council Member Guerrero stated that the Council had made the point that
there was a violation of the existing zoning by the county, but the City and the
county should get together to resolve any penalties incurred and then consider
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the zoning change that is necessary so that the jail needs can be met. He
stated that he would put that in the form of a motion.
Council Member Hunt questioned Mr. Guerrero's suggestion because the only
solution to the problem is to approve the requested zoning. Council Member
Guerrero then withdrew his motion.
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Mayor Turner announced the public hearing on the following zoning
application:
35. Application No. 889-1, Realty Alliance of Texas, Ltd.: For a change of
zoning from "B-4" General Business District to "B-5" Primary Business
District on the northwestern i of Block 1, Tract D, Lokey Subdivision.
Mayor Turner stated that the Planning Commission and Planning Staff
recommend denial of "B-5", and in lieu thereof, grant a special permit for a 40
square foot freestanding sign not to exceed 20' in height, to be located in
accordance with the attached site plan and restricting the existing sign to its
present size.
In response to a question from Mayor Turner, the applicant indicated that
he had no problem with accepting the special permit as recommended by the
Planning Commission and Staff.
No one in the audience spoke in opposition to the application.
Council Member Martin asked for an explanation of the reason for the
request for the "B-5" zoning, and Director of Planning Brandol Harvey explained
that the application was submitted in order for the owner of the strip shopping
center to install an additional freestanding sign to be placed in the front 20'
setback.
City Planner Alice Terrall located the area on the zoning and land use map,
described the land use in the surrounding area, and showed slides of the
shopping center in question. Ms. Terrell stated that the existing sign is less
than 20 square feet in size; under the requested "B-5" zoning, the applicant
would be allowed to erect a larger freestanding sign which would be a second
sign on the property.
Mr. Harvey further explained that the applicant wishes to place the
additional freestanding sign at the other end of the strip shopping center, and
the Planning Commission and Planning Staff recommend a special permit to allow
for a 40 square foot freestanding sign not to exceed 20' in height, to be
located in accordance with the approved site plan and restricting the existing
sign to its present size.
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Council Member Martin stated that he has a problem in approving this
application because it would establish a precedent and any number of other
shopping centers could approach the Council for the same consideration resulting
In a proliferation of signs in neighborhood shopping centers.
Council Member McComb pointed out that this is not a retail center; it is
an office complex; and he did not see any need for the additional sign.
Mr. Randy Carter, representing the applicant, informed the Council that the
existing sign cannot be read by people traveling down Staples Street; their
intent is not to detract from the neighborhood; but the owners feel that an
additional sign would blend in well with the surroundings and still provide
better identification of the occupants of the center.
Council Member Rhodes stated that since this is a professional office
complex, additional signage should not be necessary, and she agreed with Council
Member Martin that approval of a special permit would establish a precedent and
generate additional requests.
No one else spoke in regard to this zoning application.
A motion was made by Council Member Martin that the hearing be closed,
seconded by Council Member McComb and passed unanimously.
Mr. Harvey explained that the ordinance to be considered was to approve a
special permit to allow a second sign that would not be larger than 40 square
feet in size.
Council Member Martin suggested that there may an alternate and noted that
If the owner removed the 20 square foot sign, he could install a 40 square foot
sign under the present zoning. Council Member McComb stated that he would not
object to a second sign if the entire signage did not exceed 40 square feet in
size.
A motion was made by Council Member McComb to approve a special permit to
allow a second sign to be installed provided that both signs did not exceed a
total of 40 square feet. The motion was seconded by Council Member Martin and
passed unanimously by those present and voting.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinance, as amended, was passed:
ORDINANCE NO. 20771
AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE UPON APPLICATION OF REALTY ALLIANCE OF TEXAS,
LTD. BY GRANTING A SPECIAL COUNCIL PERMIT FOR A 20 SQUARE FOOT FREESTANDING
SIGN NOT TO EXCEED 20' IN HEIGHT, TO BE LOCATED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
ATTACHED SITE PLAN AND RESTRICTING THE EXISTING SIGN TO ITS PRESENT SIZE ON
THE NORTHWESTERN ONE-HALF OF BLOCK 1, TRACT D, LOKEY SUBDIVISION; AND
DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
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An emergency was declared and the foregoing ordinance passed by the
following vote: Turner, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing
voting, "Aye"; Berlanga and Guerrero absent at the time the vote was taken.
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Following City Manager Garza's suggestion, Mayor Turner then announced that
the Council would convene in closed session under the authority of Article
6252-17, Section 2, V.A.C.S., to discuss contemplated litigation.
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Mayor Turner reconvened the Council Meeting at 6:15 p.m. and called for
consideration of Item No. 34 on the Ethics Ordinance.
Council Member Martin presented six amendments to the Ethics Ordinance
which he had submitted to the Council (copies of the motions attached). He made
a motion to amend DIVISION I, Sec. 2-311-16. The motion was seconded by Council
Member Moss and passed unanimously.
The second motion by Mr. Martin amended DIVISION I, Sec. 2-312. The motion
was seconded by Council Member Moss and passed unanimously.
The third motion by Mr. Martin amended DIVISION II, Sec. 2-330 (d). The
motion was seconded by Council Member Schwing and passed unanimously.
The fourth motion by Mr. Martin amended DIVISION II, Sec. 2-330. Council
Members Hunt and Rhodes raised some concerns regarding this motion and stated
that they would not support it. The motion was seconded by Council Member
McComb and passed by the following vote: Turner, Berlanga, Guerrero, Martin,
McComb, Moss and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Hunt and Rhodes voting, "No."
The fifth motion by Mr. Martin amended DIVISION II, Sec. 2-334 (a). The
motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Berlanga and passed unanimously.
The sixth motion by Mr. Martin amended Division III, Sec. 2-341 and it was
noted that the Board of Adjustment, Building Code Board of Appeals and Building
Standards Board were removed from Mr. Martin's amendment. The motion was
seconded by Council Member Rhodes and passed unanimously.
City Attorney George conveyed apologies to the Council for John Bell,
Co-chairman of the Ethics Commission, who could not be present for the
discussion of this item. Mr. Bell's comments were read by Mr. George and are as
follows: "I believe that Motion 112, Motion 113, and Motion 115 are consistent
with the intent of the Ethics Commission. Motions 111, 4 and 6 involve issues
which the commission had some strong feelings, and I would like the opportunity
to discuss these issues before these motions are acted upon."
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City Manager Garza commented on Section 2-348 and suggested that the
language be changed. This was discussed by the Council and it was their
consensus that this item be passed on first reading and that before the second
reading comments be obtained from the Ethics Commission and recommendations be
presented to the Council.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinance, as amended, was passed on first reading:
34. FIRST READING
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 2, ADMINISTRATION, BY REPEALING
ARTICLE V, CODE OF ETHICS, IN ITS ENTIRETY, EXCEPT SEC. 2-317 WHICH IS
HEREBY RENUMBERED AS SEC. 2-40, AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFOR A NEW ARTICLE V,
CODE OF ETHICS.
The foregoing ordinance, as amended, passed on first reading by the
following vote: Turner, Berlanga, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, McComb, Moss,
Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye."
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Mayor Turner commented on the recent visit of the Battleship Wisconsin to
Corpus Christi. She commended everyone for making the sailors on the ship feel
welcome.
Mayor Turner called for Council Member's reports.
Council Member Rhodes commented on an issue relative to a pipeline which
will carry gas in the northwest section of the City. She stated that the
neighbors are concerned; they called the Texas Railroad Commission; and there
was a hearing. She stated that the residents might have been misled because the
Railroad Commission told them that they could not do anything to stop this, but
that their local officials had the authority to stop them from using the
pipeline for gas. Mrs. Rhodes inquired if there is anything that could be done
about this particular issue.
City Manager Garza indicated that staff is studying the issue and he read a
copy of the easements which were granted in July of 1933.
City Attorney Alison Gallaway stated that the Railroad Commission is in
charge of issuing all permits for pipelines in the State of Texas and she
commented on the regulations for pipelines. She stated that the City of Corpus
Christi could adopt guidelines which are more stringent than the Railroad
Commission's guidelines but would not affect pipelines in the ground already.
She stated that the particular pipeline has been tested and has been proven safe
by the standards of the federal government. She noted that the Railroad
Commission is the party in the state of Texas who decides whether a pipeline is
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safe. She stated that any time there is a non -permeable substance, vents are
required for a release mechanism. She stated that the residents can petition
the Railroad Commission but that the City does not have any regulations at
present that deal with pipelines in the City limits. She indicated that the
City's only option is to buy the pipeline.
Jim Conn, Petroleum Inspection Superintendent, located the pipelines on the
City map.
The following residents in the area expressed concerns about the issue of
the pipeline to transport gas: Mr. Jack Horton, 1117 Concho; Mr. Floyd Bieniek,
1109 Concho; Ms. Jannine Foster, 1118 Vernon; Mr. Robert Witherspoon, 5802
Academy Drive; Ms. Marie Grodecour, Manager of Lantana Square Apartment Complex,
who stated that the pipeline runs directly underneath a playground which was
installed in the apartment complex; Ms. Peggy Brishire, 1233 Manchester; and Mr.
Victor Huff.
Discussion followed and Council Member Guerrero made a motion to instruct
the staff to draw up a resolution opposing the use of those lines for anything
other than that which was originally intended and that this resolution be
presented to the state authorities.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Schwing.
City Manager Garza indicated that he will have staff meet with the
residents in the neighborhood and listen to their concerns.
Council Member McComb pointed out that the other side of this issue has not
had a chance to express themselves. He expressed concern that the entire City
is laced with pipelines and the Council should be careful of positioning
themselves to be anti -pipeline since the oil and gas industry is so important to
our economy. He indicated that the resolution should be carefully worded.
The motion passed unanimously.
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Council Member Guerrero referred to Item No. 35 and stated that he would
like to resolve the zoning issue with the county. He made a motion for
reconsideration of the Nueces County zoning request. The motion was seconded by
Mayor Pro Tem Berlanga and passed by the following vote: Berlanga, Guerrero,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Rhodes voting, "No"; Turner
abstaining; Hunt absent at the time the vote was taken.
Mr. Guerrero then moved that staff be instructed to resubmit an ordinance
for consideration by the Council that will deny the "B-4" request of the county
as affirmed earlier, and in lieu thereof, grant a special permit to the county
for the McKenzie tract which will accommodate the needs of the county jail
system; and that staff be instructed to take the necessary enforcement action to
resolve the permitting and zoning violations by collecting the appropriate fees
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and penalties, as determined by the hearing court, with the intent to put those
monies into neighborhood improvement of those neighborhoods affected by this
zoning change. The motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Berlanga and passed by
the following vote: Berlanga, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss and Schwing
voting, "Aye"; Hunt and Rhodes voting, "No"; Turner abstaining.
* * * * * * * * * * * * *
Mayor Turner called for the City Manager's report.
City Manager Garza commented on the management committee for the county/tax
office to represent the City on tax collection issues. He stated that the
meeting will be held this Friday and he has appointed Jorge Garza to be the
City's representative.
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Mayor Turner called for petitions from the audience on matters not
scheduled on the agenda.
Mr. Raymond Wimberly, 806 Alden Drive, commented on the issue of the use
and abuse of alcohol in the City and inquired about the Council's plans to
handle this issue.
The following people expressed opposition to the Council's reconsideration
of the Nueces County zoning request: Mr. Frank Gallardo, 4201 Dryer Circle; Mr.
David Noyola; Mr. Danny Noyola; and Mr. Canales.
There being no further business to come before the Council, Mayor Turner
declared the Council Meeting adjourned at 7:35 p.m. on September 5, 1989.
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Not. 1
Motion to Amend
Moved that subsection 16 of Section 2-311 be amended to
read as follows:
As a councilmember, you shall not
represent or appear on behalf of any private
interest except those disclosed in Division
III, Section 2-342 before any board,
commission or committee of the city and in
those cases must abstain from any voting or
participation in discussions as a member of
the governing body.
Mot. 2
Motion to Amend
Moved that the definition of "employee" in Section
2-312 be amended to read as follows:
employee - any person employed by the city,
whether under civil service or not, including
part-time employees and employees of any
corporation created by the city.
Mot. 3
Motion to Amend
Moved that subsection (d) of Section 2-330 be amended
to read as follows:
(d) Not later than three working days after the
city secretary receives a sworn complaint, he or she
shall acknowledge receipt to the complainants, and
provide a copy to the city attorney, the commission and
the person complained against. Not later than 30 days
after receipt of a complaint by the city secretary, the
commission shall notify in writing the persons who made
the complaint and the person complained against whether
it intends to schedule a hearing or take other action
concerning the complaint. The person complained
against shall have ten (10) days to submit a written
response to the complaint prior to the commission
deciding whether to hold a hearing. The complainants
shall have one opportunity within 15 days of any denial
of their original complaint by the commission to amend
their complaint and refile the same with the
commission.
Mot. 4
Motion to Amend
Moved that Section 2-330 be amended by adding a new
subsection (e) to read as follows:
(e) Legal fees incurred by the
complainants, the Commission, and the party
complained against, in an amount determined
reasonable by the Commission, shall be paid
by the unsuccessful party if the Commission
determines such party's complaint or defense
was groundless. "Groundless" means (1)
without basis in fact, or (2) not warranted
by law or reasonably arguable interpretation
thereof.
Mot. 5
Motion to Amend
Moved that subsection (a) of Section 2-334 be amended
to read as follows:
(a) If the commission determines that a violation
occurred, it shall proceed directly to determine its
recommendation of appropriate sanctions. The
affirmative vote of a majority of the members holding
office and qualified to vote shall be required for the
determination that a violation has occurred and the
recommendation of any sanction under this code of
ethics. The commission may receive additional
testimony or statements before considering sanctions,
but is not required to do so.
Mot. 6
Motion to Amend
Moved that the definition of "reporting official" in
Section 2-341 be amended to read as follows:
reporting official - the mayor and members of the
city council, city manager, deputy and assistant city
managers, city secretary, city attorney, department
heads, municipal court judges (including substitute
judges), and all members of the planning commission,
ethics commission, civil service board, civil service
commission, boainsizootcadcjaastment4xAntbdangloccalextaarzioaf
appoacis9ocknaixlaiingcxsicandarriaxicroeszczb coastal bend health
facilities development corporation, Corpus Christi
health facilities development corporation, Corpus
Christi housing finance corporation, Corpus Christi
housing improvement corporation, Corpus Christi
industrial development corporation, and the attorney
who serves as local issuer's counsel for and any
executive employees hired by the above corporations.
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 September 5, 1989, which were approved by the
City Council on September 12, 1989.
WITNESSETH MY HAND AND SEAL, this the / day of
Lrktv-, , 1989.
Armando Chapa
City Secretary
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etty T rner, Mayor