HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 01/23/1990PRESENT
Mayor Betty Turner
Mayor Pro Tem Tan Bunt
Council Members:
Teo Guerrero *
Edward A. Martin *
Joe Mab *
Clif Moss
Many Rhodes
Frank Schwing **
MINUTES
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
REGULAR ODUNCIMMEETING
JANUARY 23, 1990
2:00 P.M.
City Manager Juan Garza
City Attorney Hal George
City cPeretary Armando Chapa
Mayor Betty Turner called the meeting to order in the Council Chamber of
City Hall.
The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States was led by Mayor
Pro Tem Hunt.
Mayor Turner administered the Oath of Office to the following newly
appointed Board and Camnittee member: Linda Strong - Private Industry Council.
City Secretary Chapa called the roll and stated that there was not a quorum
of the Council present to conduct the meeting.
Mayor Turner called for approval of the Minutes of the Regular Council
Meeting of January 16, 1990. Council Member Rhodes pointed out a correction of
a vote on Page 12 of the Minutes. There being no additional corrections or
additions, Mayor Turner proclaimed the Minutes approved as corrected.
* Council Members Guerrero, Martin and McComb arrived at the meeting at
2:05 p.m.
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of consent motions, resolutions,
ordinances and ordinances from previous meetings on Items 1 thru 12.
There were no comments from the audience on the items.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
were passed:
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1. M90-018
Motion approving a supply agreement for an estimated 690 tons of liquid
chlorine, delivered in tank cars, to be used by Water Production in
accordance with Bid Invitation No. BI -0143-90. The supply agreement will
be awarded to DPC Industries, Inc., Corpus Christi, Texas, at the unit
price of $85 per ton, based on low bid. Total estimated annual expenditure
is $58,650. The term of the contract will be twelve months with an option
to extend for an additional twelve months, subject to the approval of the
seller and the City Manager, or his designee.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Schwing absent at the time
the vote was taken.
2. M90-019
Motion approving the purchase of 725 doses of Hepatitis B vaccine from
Merck Sharp & Dohme, Arlington, TX, for the total amount of $28,963.75
based on low bid. The vaccine will be provided to Police and Fire
personnel.
The foregoing notion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Schwing absent at the time
the vote was taken.
3. M90-020
Motion approving a supply agreement for cast iron foundry items in
accordance with Bid Invitation No. BI -0303-89 with International Supply of
Corpus Christi, Texas for an estimated annual expenditure of $65,891 based
on total 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. These items
will be stored in the Warehouse and used by the Cas, Water, Wastewater, and
Street Departments.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, McCcnnb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Schwing absent at the time
the vote was taken.
4. M90-021
Motion approving Change Order No. 1, in the amount of $30,166.80, to the
contract with Haas Paving Company, Inc. to install a bus turn -out along
Everhart Road arra install additional drainage pipe in the Gardendale Area
Street Improvements, Phase II project.
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The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, M Comb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Schwing absent at the time
the vote was taken.
5. M90-022
Motion awarding a contract in the amount of $39,393 to Southwest Track
Builders, Inc. for the resurfacing and color coat work at H.E.B. and Al
Kruse Tennis Centers.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, McComb, Moss arra Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Schwing absent at the time
the vote was taken.
6. M90-023
Motion authorizing the City Manager to execute an agreement with the
developer of Carriage Estates so as to waive water and sewer acreage
charges under certain conditions in accordance with the terms of the
agreement.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, McComb and Noss voting, "Aye"; Rhodes voting, "No"; Schwing absent
at the time the vote was taken.
7. SECOND READING
AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A LEASE AMENDMENT WITH VAN DUSEN AIRPORT
SERVICFC TO INCUJDE AN ADDITIONAL 1540 SQUARE Ihla OF LAND AT CORPUS
CHRISTI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.
The foregoing ordinance passed on second reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
8. ORDINANCE NO. 20864
AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A DEED CONVEYING 1,160 SQUARE }Ltd OF
RICHT-OF-WAY LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF BOOTY AND MCEENZIE STREETS TO
THE NUECES COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH AND MENTAL RETARDATION COMMUNITY CENTER.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, MbComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
9. ORDINANCE NO. 20865
AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A USE PRIVILEGE AGREEMENT WITH THE LADS
MASTER ASSOCIATION, INC., ALLOWING THE INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF
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UNDERGROUND ELECTRICAL CABLES, CONDUITS, AND A SPRINKLER SYSTEM WI uu THE
PUBLIC RIGHT-OF=W1Y OF YORICIt7WN BOULEVARD.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hint, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss arra Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
10. ORDINANCE NO. 20866
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCES, CHAPTER 53, TRAFFIC, SECTION 53-250,
SCHEDULE I, TO DESIGNATE NAPLES STREET FROM BAIDWIN BOULEVARD TO EDGAR
STREET AS HAVING A ONE-WAY TRAFFIC PATTERN IN THE SOUTHBOUND DIRECTION.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
11. ORDINANCE NO. 20867
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANCRC, CHAPTER 53 -TRAFFIC SECTION 53-252,
SCHEDULE. III, PARKING PROHIBITH AT ALL TIMES ON CERTAIN STREETS, BY ADDING
THE FOLLOWING; AIRLINE ROAD, BC7TH SIDES, FROM HOLLY ROAD TO WOOLDRIDGE
ROAD.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hint, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Sdhwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
12. ORDINANCE NO. 20868
AMENDING THE CODE OF ORDINANC'FS, CHAPTER 53, TRAFFIC, SECTION 53-254,
SCHEDULE V, TO INCREASE THE SPEED LIMIT ON LEOPARD STREET FROM 30 MPH TO 40
MPH BETWEEN REHFIECD ROAD AND THE MISSOURI -PACIFIC RR CROSSING.
The foregoing ordinance passed on third reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye";
Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Item 13 on the Reprogramming of
the 1986 Park Bond Funds. She stated that each of the park projects is within
the CDBG eligible area and inquired if these projects could be paid for in the
new Community Development Block Grant allocations.
Malcolm Matthews, Director of Park and Recreation, responded by stating
that only about seventy-five percent of the projects are CDBG eligible. He
stated that these projects were approved in the 1986 election and that most of
the improvements identified need to be completed prior to the end of May 1990,
because of seasonal operation. Mr. Matthews commented about the Bond Fund
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programming and elaborated on the reprogrammed projects. He stated that the
City has received a $600,000 state grant and has additional bond money that can
be used to acquire more park land this year. He indicated that the projects
included in the plan are considered to be of higher priority than land
acquisition.
Mayor Turner expressed concern about the limited funds available for park
improvements and suggested using alternative funding should it be available in
order to free up some of the money to fund other projects.
** Council Member Schwing entered the Council Chambers at 2:10 p.m.
Mayor Pro Tem Hunt expressed concern about the acquisition of more land for
more parks. He expressed the opinion that if there is park land that is not
being utilized, the City should sell the land.
Council Member Martin pointed out that some of the funds for park
acquisition were approved by the voters. He expressed the opinion that the City
should not sell a single park and stated that it does take a referendum by the
citizens to dispose of a park. Mr. Martin requested a copy of the projects
listed in the 1986 Bond Fund Fluyram, and Mr. Matthews stated that he will
provide the Council with the list. Mr. Martin raised specific questions
relative to the water slide which is proposed to be installed at Greenwood Pool
and stated that the money for the water slide would be better spent making
needed improvements at other City parks.
Mr. Matthews responded to specific questions raised by Council Members
relative to the Greenwood Park improvements, and he commented on the Oso Parkway
Plan.
Council Member McComb stated that presently it is a buyer's market; and if
the City has available park funds, they should be used to acquire additional
park land in the Oso Creek area because land prices could increase.
Council Member Rhodes stated that bonds were sold for the park land and it
would be shortsighted to sell off the City's park land. She disagreed with
Council Member Martin's concern regarding the water slide at Greenwood Pool.
Mrs. Rhodes stated that using the (DBG Honey for basic park improvements defeats
the purpose of Community Development Block Grant money becansn theree funds are
intended to supplement City Honey.
Council Member Martin reiterated his concerns about the water slide and
made a motion to exclude the water slide from the recommendation. The notion
was seconded by Council Member McComb.
Council Member Guerrero urged the Council to vote against Mt. Martin's
motion. He stated that seventy percent of the people in the Greenwood area are
below the poverty level, and the City would be putting a quality of life into an
area that they night never obtain otherwise.
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Reactions varied regarding the water slide; and after more discussion, the
motion made by Council Member Martin failed to pas by the following vote:
Hunt, Martin and MoConb, voting "Aye"; Turner, Guerrero, Moss, Rhodes and
Schwing voting, "No."
In answer to a question frcmi Council Member MoCwnb, Mr. Matthews responded
by stating that staff does not expect land prices to increase for the next
couple of years.
Mr. Augustine Ruiz, 3201 Magnolia, spoke in support of the youth sports
funding.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motion was passed:
13. M90-024
Motion amending FY 89-90 Capital Improvements Budget to allow for the
rescheduling of various projects within the park pLvdLam.
The foregoing notion passed by the following vote: Turner, Hunt, Guerrero,
Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; McComb voting, "No."
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City Manager Garza informed the Council that Item 14 will be withdrawn for
one week.
14. Withdrawn
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Item No. 15.
Relative to the resolution on the Reinvestment Zone, Mayor Turner expressed
concerns about the wording of the resolution and proposed the following verbiage
in SECTION 1: "That the City may establish reinvestment zones as deemed
necessary. However, the other taxing entities that collect taxes in that zone,
shall have the option to participate or not participate. Participation shall be
self -determined by the individual taxing entities at the time the zone is
established." The notion proposed by Mayor Turner was seconded by Council
Member Rhodes.
Dismission followed and differing views were expressed by the Council
regarding the resolution.
Council Member Martin expressed the opinion that the resolution is not
binding and is meaningless.
Council Member Guerrero expressed the opinion that it would be an
embarrassment to pass this type of resolution, stating that the Council would be
catering to other taxing entities who have complained about the City's power to
involve them in a Reinvestment Zone.
Council Member Rhodes expressed the opinion that it is the Council's job to
set policy which would be that the City will not force other taxing entities
into a Reinvestment Zone.
Mr. Robert Reyna, 1821 Roslyn, spoke in support of the resolution.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
resolution was passed, as amended.
15. RESOLUTION N0. 20869
DECLARING A POLICY THAT THE CITY COUNCIL WILL NOT IMPOSE ANY REINVESTMENT
ZONES AGAINST THE WISHES OF ANY OF THE OTHER TAXING ENTITIES, FORCING THEM
INTO A REINVFSEME T ZONE.
The foregoing resolution passed, as amended, by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Guerrero, Martin and
McComb voting, "No."
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Item 16.
There were no comments from the Council or the audience.
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City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinance was passed on first reading:
16. FIRST READING
AUIHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF REPLACEMENT BONDS FOR THE CITY OF CIORPUS
CHRISTI, TEXAS GENERAL IMPROVEMENT BONDS, SERIES 1978, BOND NUMBERS 1666
THROUGH 1668 AND 1679 THOUGH 1685 WITH COUPONS ATTACHED, AND OIRER MATERS
RELATED THERETO.
The foregoing ordinance passed on first reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Floss, Rhodes and Schwing voting,
"Aye."
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Mayor Turner opened the public hearing on closing and abandoning Coastal
Avenue between Seagull Boulevard arra West Surfside Boulevard in Brooklyn
Addition, subject to the applicant paying fair market value of the street; all
costs to relocate existing utilities in the Coastal Avenue area; and replatting
the property within 180 days; and on closing and abandoning a portion of the
public alley in Block 54, Brooklyn Addition between Coastal Avenue and 100 feet
north of Bridgeport Avenue and all of the 20 foot wide public alley in Block 55,
Brooklyn Addition, between Elm Street and Coastal Avenue.
There was no opposition from the audience to the closures and abandonments.
A motion was made by Council member Guerrero to close the public hearing;
seconded by Council Member Rhodes and passed unanimously by those pregiont and
voting.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinances were passed on first reading:
17. FIRST READING
CLOSING AND ABANDONING COASTAL AVENUE BETWEEN SEAGULL BOULEVARD AND WEST
SURFSIDE BOULEVARD, BROOKLYN ADDITION; SUBJECT TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS.
The foregoing ordinance passed on first reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Noss, Rhodes and Schwing voting,
"Aye."
18. FIRST READING
CLOSING AND ABANDONING THE 20 -FOOT WIDE PUBLIC ALLEY ADJACENT TO LOTS 5-12,
BLOCK 54, BROOKLYN ADDITION, AND THE 20 -FOOT WIDE PUBLIC ALLEY BETWEEN ELM
STREET AND COASTAL AVENUE IN BLOCK 55, BROOKLYN ADDITION; SUBJECT TO
CERTAIN PROVISIONS.
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The foregoing ordinance passed on first reading by the following vote:
Turner, Hunt, Guerrero, Martin, McComb, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting,
"Aye."
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Mayor Turner called for the City Manager's report.
City Manager Garza presented the Council with the City's Annual Financial
Report.
Mr. Garza reminded the Council of the workshop meeting scheduled for
Tuesday morning, January 30, 1990, on the Wastewater Capital Improvement
Program. He stated that the budgetary process for fiscal year 1990 - 1991 will
be discussed during the workshop.
Mr. Garza indicated that Mr. Mercer would like to interview Council Members
individually during the week of February 5, and it was decided that interview
times will be set up on Wednesday and Thursday of that week.
Mr. Garza commented on an issue regarding Requests for Proposals which were
sent out on a Computerized Dispatch System, a Records Management System, and a
Municipal Court Records System.
City Secretary Chapa commented about the televising of the Council
Meetings, noting that the meeting will be televised live in a few weeks, and he
will inform the Council of the exact date.
Mayor Turner inquired about the Request for Proposals for the Frost
Brothers Building, and Assistant City Manager Elizordo stated that a status
report will be given by the end of the month.
Mayor Turner commented on oil spill clean-up issues and Homeport.
Mayor Turner called for reports from the Council.
Council Member McComb requested the staff to investigate the legality of
taking a portion of the half -cent sales tax now collected by the Regional
Transportation Authority and using that money to help fund the Emergency Medical
Service Ambulance System. He inquired as to what exactly is authorized under
the Regional Transit Authority legislation. City Manager Garza stated that he
would look into the legality of using the RTA tax for other purposes.
In answer to a question from Council Member Rhodes, Deputy City Manager
Jesus Garza stated that there is a Citizens Review Panel under consideration on
the rate study, and he will provide Mrs. Rhodes with information.
Mrs. Rhodes addressed an issue regarding the proposed pipeline on Dunn
Lane, and Assistant City Manager Elizondo responded to her questions.
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Mrs. Rhodes commented about the colored maps used in zoning races and
stated that she does not like them because they are an incredible waste of
money. She made a motion to eliminate the colored maps from the zoning
presentation. The motion was seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Hunt and failed to rags.
Mrs. Rhodes remarked about the water dispute issue regarding the Edwards
Aquifer and spoke in opposition to the City using the same law firm that
represents the San Antonio River Authority. City Manager Garza and City
Attorney George stated that they do not believe there will be a conflict.
Mrs. Rhodes spoke about the joint meeting with the School Board which was
held at the Mown Club and expressed concern about the meeting being held in a
private club. City Secretary (papa stated that the matter was cleared; the City
posted notice; and the meeting was open to the public if they wanted to attend.
Council Member Moss complimented the City Secretary's office for making
arrangements for the recent TML meeting held in Corpus Christi.
Mayor Pro Tem Hunt commented about the land in Corpus Christi that is not
going to be used. He requested staff to provide plans as to what is going to be
done with the land which was supposed to be used for the police building and the
land regarding the Longshoremen's building.
Council Member Schwing pointed out that several corporations and
organizations receive funding that represent a large amount of tax money, and he
was concerned that none of the Council Members, except him, receive reports from
the Corpus Christi Area Economic Development Corporation. He expressed the
opinion that they should be required to provide quarterly reports as to has
their funds are spent.
A nation was made by Council Member Schwing that the Economic Development
Cor.p.aation be requirred to provide quarterly reports to the Council. The motion
was seconded by Council Member Rhodes and passed unanimously.
Council Member Guerrero inquired about the status of Woody's Lounge, and
City Attorney George explained that their permit application will be considered
in February, and the State will provide the City with a date for the hearing.
Mr. Guerrero asked that he be notified of the date in time to notify interested
parties who may wish to testify.
On another subject, Council Member Guerrero pointed out that it was the
consensus of the Council to remove alcoholic beverages from the City parks, and
City Manager Garza explained that this subject should be presented to the Parks
and Recreation Advisory Committee for their consideration before it is
considered by the Council.
Council Member Martin requested that City Secretary Chapa provide
information in regard to appropriate dates on which to conduct an election for a
binding referendum on the issue of Packery Channel. He also requested that City
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Manager Garza provide a report on the type of document that should be prepared
on which to hasa the referendum.
Council Member Rhodes questioned how the referendum could be binding when
it is unknown as to who will pay for it, and Mr. Martin explained that it would
be binding as to whether or not it is a part of the Development Plan for that
area.
Mayor Pro Tem Hunt stated that he understood that the Taxpayers Association
plans to circulate a petition to call for an election to limit the amount of
utility rate increases. He pointed out that possibly both issues could be
combined in one election.
Mayor Turner emphasized the fact that the Council should first make the
decision on conducting a referendum on Packery Channel.
Mayor Pro Tem Hunt agreed that the Packery Channel issue should be on a
referendum.
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Mayor Turner called for petitions frau the audience on matters not listed
on the agenda.
Mr. Philip Rosenstein, 949 Bobalo, questioned the statement made previously
that the Town Club is open to the public. In his opinion, it is not, because it
is actually a bar; and the public was not invited to the joint meeting conducted
by CCISD and the City Council on Monday night. He described it as a private
meeting at the most exclusive club in the City and objected to the fact that it
was arranged by the City Manager.
City Manager Garza assured him that he did not make the arrangements,
stating that the City Council were invited as guests. Council Member McComb
further explained that the arrangements were made by the Danforth Foundation
which had provided a grant for CCISD to study their operation; part of that
finding was for the purpose of improving cammmication between public officials;
that was the reason for the dinner meeting; the press were invited, but none of
the media attended.
Mr. Lath Bishop referred to Items 17 and 18, which were the public hearings
to consider the closing of a portion of Coastal Avenue arra alleys in two blocks
in the same vicinity and inquired about the action taken by the Council. He
stated that he is representing Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes who own land at 409
Bridgeport and who are opposed to the closing because it would interfere with
annsss to their property.
Mayor Turner informed Mr. Bishop that the ordinances were approved on first
reading only, and she encouraged him to disnlss this with staff prior to the
next meeting when the ordinance is listed for second reading.
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Mr. David Riojas, 2502 Lorine Drive, referred to a petition received by the
Council the preceding week from residents of that area urging that Lorine Drive
be closed at least three blocks back from its intersection with Truk Street, and
voiced his opposition to this closing.
Mayor Turner informed Mr. Riojas that this matter will be discussed by the
City Council next week arra urged him to attend the meeting.
Mr. Louis Riek, 11289 Dunn Lane, referred to the pipeline proposed for
installation on Dunn Lane and inquired if the Council planned to do anything
about this. He informed the Council that surveys are being conducted on the
street and identified the dangers that will exist if pipelines carrying gas are
installed.
Council Member Martin informed Mr. Rick that Council Member Rhodes has
questioned the proposed installation and ascertained that before the company can
install the pipeline, they must obtain a permit frcan the City Manager, and a
permit will not be issued until all of the questions have been answered.
Mr. Sam Celum, 1101 Dunn Lane, contented about the pipeline proposed for
installation on Dunn Lane.
Mr. Harry Foster, 6329 Whitaker, commented about a dangerous situation
regarding golf balls from the Oso golf course. Mr. Foster suggested the use of
nets along the golf course, and he was informed that staff will look into the
matter.
Mr. Jim Houston, 330 Dolphin, provided clarification regarding Item 18.
Mr. Jease Hix, 2622 Segrest, cemented about the price of land in Corpus
Christi.
There being no further business to crane before the Council, Mayor Turner
declared the Council Meeting adjourned at 4:00 p.m. on January 23, 1990.
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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 23, 1990, which were approved by the City Council on�/ January 30, 1990.
WITNESSETH MY HAND AND SEAL, this the 2 6 ��" day of �+ ---�
1990.
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Armando C.hapa
City Secretary