HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes City Council - 05/08/1990PRESENT
Mayor Betty Turner
Mayor Pro Tem Joe McComb
Council Members:
Cezar Galindo
Leo Guerrero
Tom Hunt
Alward Martin
Clif Moss
Mary Rhodes
Frank Schwing *
CITY OF CORPUS CHRISri, TEXAS
REGULAR. COUNCIL MEETING
MAX 8, 1990
2 p.m.
City Manager Juan Garza
City Attorney Hal George
City Sorretary Armando Chapa
Mayor Betty Turner called the meeting to order in the Council Chamber of
City Hall.
The invocation was given by Reverend Ed Seeger of Corpus Christi Metro
'Ministries following which the Pledge ofAllegiance to the Flag of the United
States was led by Council Member Tom Hunt.
City Secretary Armando Chapa called the roll and verified that a quorum of
the Council and the necessary charter officers were present to conduct the
meeting.
Mayor Turner called for approval of the Minutas of the Regular Council
Meeting of May 1, 1990, and there being no additions or corrections, she
proclaimed them approved as submitted.
Mr. George H. Brown, Chairman of the Heart of Corpus Christi, gave a
presentation on the 1990-91 Business -Plan and Quarterly Report for the Corpus
Christi Waterfront Business District.
Mr. Kevin Walker, President of the Heart of Corpus Christi, provided an
overview of the programmatic side of the business plan and commented about the
creation of a Municipal Managesrent District.
Messrs. Brawn and Walker responded to a series of questions raised
various Council Members in regard to the Municipal Management District.
* Council Member Schwing arrived at 2:06 p.m.
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Mr. George Moff, Chief Appraiser of Nueces County, presented a synopsis of
the Freeport Merchandise Bill. He spokeabout proposed changes to the bill
regarding the exemption of some immediate petroleum derivatives which would have
a detrimental effect on the City of Corpus Christi tax base. He asked the
Council to encourage the State Property Tax Board to pass the bill as it already
exists.
A short discussion followed and the Council requested more information and
specifics in regard to the Freeport amendment. City Manager Garza stated that
material will be provided to the Councilso that they can take action regarding
Mr. Moff's request.
Mr. Jim Mercer, a representative of the Mercer Group, Inc., gave an ,interim
report on the City's Operations Analysis.
Council Member Schwing asked City Manager Garza if he was satisfied with
the progress made by the Mercer Group, and Mr. Garza replied in the affirmative.
Mayor Turner called for consideration of consent motions, resolutions,
ordinances arra ordinances from previous meetings on Items 1 thru 7, and Council
Members requested that Items 3 and 5 be withheld for discussion.
There were no ccmrnents from the audience on the items.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
were passed:
1. M90-112
Motion approving the purchase of an 18' flail mower and tractor in
accordance with Bid Invitation No. BI -0224-90 from Nueces-•Ford Tractor,
Inc., Corpus Christi, Texas, based on the low bid of $31,495. This
equipment will be used by the Park and Recreation Department and funds have
been budgeted.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye".
M90-113
Motion approving the purchase of one 2trudk mounted backhoe from Nueces Ford
Tractor for the amount of $75,486 based on lowest of two bids offered by
one bidder. The unit was budgeted in. the 1989-90 Capital Outlay as a
replacement item for the Water Department. -
The foregoing motion passed by -.the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Mass, Rhodes and SChwing voting, "Aye".
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4. M90-115
Motion authorizing acquisition of a parcel of land between Ayers and
Richter Streets for $35,000 in connection with the Municipal Service
Center.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye".
6. M90-117
Motion authorizing an Interlocal Cooperation Act Agreement with Del Mar
College which provides for on-the-job training of EMS students by the Fire
Department.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: 'Darner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye".
7. SECOND READING
AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A CON SION AGREEMENT WITH PAN AMERICAN GOLF
ASSOCIATION FOR THE GABE LOZANO SR. GOLF CENTER.
The foregoing ordinance passed on second reading by the following vote:
Turner, McCanb, Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing
voting, "Aye".
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In response to questions raised on Item 3, to purchase a truck for use as a
hazardous chemical response vehicle, City Manager Garza commented about the
funding for the vehicle, stating that the Superfund will not contribute funds at
this time. He stated that local refineries have programs to assist the City,
but rely on the City to provide the overall coordination in regard to hazardous
materials incidents.
Fire Chief Adame stated that the private industry has donated nearly all of
the hazardous material response equipment and has expressed the desire to assist
even more with additional equipment and supplies.
On Item 5, the selection of independent auditors for annual financial
audit, Mayor Pro Tem MdComb inquired about the accounting firm of Ernst and
Young, the firm which has been recommended to perform the independent audit for
the next three fiscal years.
City Manager Garza commented about the firm of Ernst and Young and provided
background information on other bidders who bid the contract. He indicated that
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a change of auditors will provide the City with a new perspective of the audit
procoss.
Mayor Turner stated that the Council has full responsibility for hiring the
auditor, expressing concern that the Council did not participate in the
interviewing process or in the selection of the auditor. She also expressed
concern that the firm is not local and most of the work will be done out of
town.
City Manager Garza stated that he did not deviate from past procedures,
noting this is how the matter was previously handled.
Council Member Hunt expressed the opinion that it is important that the
accounting firms be rotated.
Council Member Galindo inquired if there is a guarantee that the fee will
not exceed $64,000, and City Manager Garza replied that the fee will not exceed
$64,000.
Council Member Martin concurred with Mayor Turner's statement that the
selection of the auditor is the Council's responsibility. He staters that he
cannot support a three-year contract but will accept a one-year contract. He
made a motion to limit the contract to one year subject to review at that time.
The motion was seconded by Council Member Guerrero.
Council Member Moss inquired if there would be a cost to the City to hire
another firm, arra City Manager C-arza replied in the affirmative.
The motion passed unanimously.
There were no comments from the audience on Items 3 or 5.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motions were passed:
3. M90-114
Motion authorizing the City Manager to purchase a used four and one-half (4
1/2) ton beverage truck to be converted into a hazardous chemical response
truck.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye".
5. M90-116
Motion awarding a contract to the accounting firm of Ernst & Young to
perform the independent audit for the next fiscal year. The fee for the
financial and conliance audit for fiscal year ending July 31, 1990, is not
to exceed $64,000.
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Mayor Turner called for consideration of Item 8, workers' compensation
claims administration service contract.
City Manager Garza provided a brief history of the City's self-insured
workers' compensation program. He then elah rated on the recommendation for the
contract with Adjustco for third party claims administration.
Mayor Turner expressed support of the recommendation but strongly urged
that the City have a written, proactive accident/injury prevention program in
place. She stated that there is no reason why the City cannot reduce its
workers' compensation claims.
Twins Duran, Senior Assistant to the City Manager, responded to a series of
questions raised by Council Members and cemented in regard to the Adjustco
firm.
After extensive deliteration and discussion by the Council, various Council
Members indicated that they had concerns regarding the workers' compensation
claims administration service contract.
Mayor Turner requested a report, on a quarterly basis, on the number of
claims made, the total value of those claims, and if they could be broken down
by department.
Council Member Martin expressed concern about the increase in
administration costs in regard to the workers' compensation program. He stated
that he cannot support a three-year contract.
Mt. Sam Granata, President of the Corpus Christi Police Officers
Association, commented about a workers' canpensation legislative bill. He
spoke about workers' compensation claims and the use of undercover surveillance
on employees by investigative companies. He suggested that the Council attend a
seminar on workers' ccupensation laws.
After more discussion about the term of the contract, Mr. Brad Webb, a
representative of Adjustco, stated that Adjustco was asked if they would arrapt
a one-year contract and responded that they would not. Mr. Webb provided a
brief synopsis of the Adjustco firm.
Mr. Duran read the termination clause of the contract with Adjustco and
made some statements clarifying the workers' corpen ation contract.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motion was passed:
8. M90-118
Motion authorizing the City Manager to enter into a contract with Adjustco
for third party claims administration of the City's workers' compensation
program, providing for a three-year period, with optional year extensions.
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The estimated rnst to the City based on present claim volumes for the first
year is $227,125; $224,875 for the second year and $229,729 for the third
year. The effective date of the contract is May 22, 1990.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Guerrero, Hunt, Moss and Rhodes voting, "Aye"; Martin and Schwing voting,
"No"; Galindo abstaining.
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On Item 9, on the purchase of soil for City landfills, Deputy City Manager
Jesus Garza gave a presentation on the condition of the City's landfills. He
stated that both the Elliot and Westside landfills have been cited by state
health inspectors for violation of daily and final cover requirements.
Mr. Garza stated that the proposed contract with Heldenfels Brothers, Inc.
to purchase soil provides 440,000 cubic yards of soil to be delivered to the
City's landfills. Mr. Garza then discussed the funding for the soil purchase,
stating that the contract is subject to the City's appropriation of the required
funds.
Council Member Schwing spoke about incineration and co -generation. He
then requested a report regarding companies that have approached the City
requesting the City's garbage. Mr. Garza stated that the report will be
provided in about 45 days.
Mr. Garza responded to specific questions raised by the Council, and after
a short dinrssion, Council Member Rhodes stated that a solution to reduce the
need for dirt would be to speed up implementation of the City's recycling
program.
Council Member Martin stressed the need to step up the City's efforts to
locate a site for a new landfill. He stated that the location should be large
enough so that all garbage can be buried underground, eliminating the need to
buy dirt.
There were no comments from the audience on Item 9.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motion was passed:
9. M90-119
Motion approving a contract with Heldenfels Brothers, Inc., to purchase
soil for both the Elliott and Westside Landfills in order to comply with
Texas Department of Health requirements for daily and final cover.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye".
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On Item 10, southside wastewater treatment plant service area collection
system master plan update and water distribution system analysis for northwest
area of the City, Mayor Pro Tem McComb expressed concern about the time and
effort that has been wasted on this project. He commented about the local
engineering snciety who wanted the project rebid, noting that there was no
response from local firms. Mr. McComb stated that the Council was not informed
that Goldston, Inc. was involved in the original bid as a joint venture,
noting that they are a local firm.
In answer to a question from Mayor Turner, carl Crull, Director of
Engineering Services, stated that the proposal indicated that there would be
some preference given to local engineering firms in regard to the evaluation
process. Mr. Crull stated that there was nothing in the proposal which
stipulated that it had to be a joint venture.
There were no comments from the audience on Item 10.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motion was passed:
10. M90-120
Motion authorizing the negotiation of consulting engineering contracts with
Goldston Inc./Brawn - Caldwell for the Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant
Service Area Collection System Master Plan Update and with Black & Veatch,
Inc., for the Water Distribution System Analysis for the Northwest Area of
the City.
The foregoing notion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye"; Galindo
abstaining.
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There were no comments from the Council or audience on. Item 11.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinance passed on first reading.
11. FIRST READING
AUTHORIZING THE EKECUTION OF AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CORPUS CHRISTI COUNCIL
OF GARDEN CLUBS, INC. FOR THE USE OF THE GARDEN CENTER BUILDING FOR
EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL PURPOSES; AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION.
The foregoing ordinance passed on first reading by the following vote:
Turner, McComb, Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing
voting, "Aye".
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Mayor Turner opened the public hearing on closing and abandoning the
section of Cinmiaron Boulevard, from the Misty Meadows intersection northward for
680 feet and the section of Misty Meadows, approximately 300 feet west of the
Cimmaron/Misty Meadows intersection.
Carl Crull, Director of 'Engineering Services, reviewed the status of the
closure request.
There were no comments from the Council or the audience.
Council Member Guerrero moved to close the public hearing; seconded by
Council Member Moss and passed unanimously by those present and voting; Schwing
absent at the time the vote was taken.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinance was passed on first reading:
12. FIRST READING
CLOSING AND ABANDONING THE SECTION OF CIMMARON BLVD. FROM THE MISTY MEADOWS
INTERSECTION NORTHWARD FOR 680 FEEa AND THE SECTION OF MISTY MEADOWS,
APPROXIMATELY 300 F'Ekia WEST OF THE CIMMARON/MISTY MEADOWS INTERSECTION;
SUBJECT TO CERTAIN PROVISIONS.
The forgoing ordinance passed on first reading by the following vote:
Turner, McComb, Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss and Rhodes voting,
"Aye"; Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
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Mayor Turner opened the public hearing on the following zoning application:
13. Application No. 490-1, David Sens, Freddie Martinez, John Martinez, Mildred
Bowman, and Carrie J. Kesterson: For a change of zoning from "R -1B"
One -family Dwelling District to "AB" Professional Office District on Lots
11 through 17, B1. 8, Gardendale No. 1, located on the west side of Betty
Jean Dr., on the north side of Holly Rd., and fronting Betty Jean Circle.
Mayor Turner stated that both the Planning Commission and Planning Staff
recommend approval of the zoning application.
No one expressed opposition to the zoning application.
A notion was made by Council Member Guerrero to close the public hearing;
seconded by Council Member Moss and passed unanimously by those present and
voting; Schwing absent at the time the vote was taken.
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In answer to questions raised by Council Member Rhodes, Brandol Harvey,
Planning Director, stated that since there will not be a large amount of traffic
generated, and Betty Jean Circle serves as a collective driveway to the seven
lots that will develop as professional offices, it would be better for that
traffic to get to Holly through Betty Jean Drive than to have two entrances on
Holly within a couple of hundred feet of each other.
Mr. Harvey explained that when the application formerly came in, it did not
meet the criteria established by Council, but the criteria has been satisfied
upon this application.
City Sar-retary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
ordinance was passed:
ORDINANCE NO. 20918
AMENDING THE ZONING ORDINANCE UPON APPLICATION OF DAVID SENS, FREDDIE
MARTINEZ, JOHN MARTINEZ, MIIDRED BOWMAN, AND CARRIE J. K STERSON BY
CHANGING THE ZONING MAP IN REFERENCE TO LOTS 11 THROUGH 17, BLOCK 8,
GARDENDALE NO. 1 FROM "R -1B" ONE -FAMILY DWELLING DISTRICT TO "AB"
PRrOFESSIONAL OFFICE DISTRICT; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
An emergency was declared and the foregoing ordinance passed by the
following vote: Turner, McCmnb, Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin and Moss
voting, "Aye"; Rhodes voting, "No"; Schwing absent at the time the vote was
taken.
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Mayor Turner called for the City Manager's report.
City Manager Garza communicated that he would like the Council to take a
position in favor of the resolution passed by the Nueces River Authority.
Council Member Schwing requested that the Engineering Department check into
the right hand turns on Highway 624.
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Mayor Turner called for petitions from the audience on matters not
scheduled on the agenda.
Mr. Jesse Hix, 2622 Segrest, spoke in regard to the beautification of the
City.
Mr. Ronald McGee, 431 Claride, der-ribed a bad accident which occurred on
Waldron Road and Padre island Drive. He concerted in regard to the dangerous
situation at that intersection.
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Mayor Turner requested a report on this matter, and City Manager Garza
replied that there was a report in the packet; he stated that the City is doing
everything possible, and he will meet with representatives of the Highway
Department regarding the situation.
Mr. Ray Harding, 15334 Isabella Court, representing ElizahPth's Cocktails,
presented photographs to the, Council and commented about uncompleted work
downtown in regard to curbs and gutters, wastewater, and untrimmed oak trees on
Chaparral Street.
City Manager Garza commented about downtown projects; he stated that he did
not know of funds for downtown improvements; and he will look into the
situation.
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Mayor Turner noted that the closed session scheduled under Article 6252-17,
Section, 2(e), V.A.C.S., for attorney's advice regarding Benavides et al vs.
City, 87-4503G, 319th District Court had been postponed.
Mayor Turner recessed the Council Meeting to convene the Reinvestment Zone
No. 1 Board of Directors Meeting.
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Mayor Turner reconvened the Council Meeting at 6:05 p.m. and announced that
the purpose of tonight's public hearing was to receive citizen comments
regarding the City's community development objectives, the projected use of 16th
Year Community Development Block Grant Funds, and the City's Community
Development Block Grant Program.
Assistant City Manager Kelly Elizondo provided a brief historical
perspective, an overview of the CDBG program, and the proposed 16th Year CDBG
Program, including guidelines approved by the Council, Staff and Planning
Commission recommendations.
Mr. Arnold Moreno, Chairman of the Planning Commission, gave a presentation
on the Planning catission's recarnendations for the 16th Year CDBG Program,
concentrating on differences between their recommendations and thnsP of the
staff. Attachment "A" includes the Staff and Planning Commission
recommendations.
Mayor Turner officially opened the public hearing. She explained the
guidelines to be followed during the meeting and expanded on the rules governing
the Council Chanters.
The following individuals spoke during the hearing requesting funding:
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Mr. Ruben Bonilla and Reverend Bill Elliott spoke on behalf of funding for
the Boys and Girls Club.
Mr. Victor Gonzalez arra Mr. Joe Martinez, Executive Director of the Nueces
County Community Action Agency, spoke on behalf of funding for the NCCAA
Weatherization and Headstart Programs.
Mt. David Noyola, 4433 Valdez Drive, presented recommendations of the Park
and Recreation Advisory Committee, addressing area parks and recreational
facilities.
Mt. Jack Ratkovic spoke on behalf of funding for the Ethel Eyerly Community
Center.
Mr. Vic Renard, representing the Flour Bluff Neighborhood Association,
spoke on behalf of funding for the Ethel Eyerly Community Center, the Matlock
Street Extension, and the Flour Bluff Branch Library.
Ms. Irene Byrd, 1310 Dema, speaking on behalf of residents in the Flour
Bluff area, and Ms. Marie Spear, 9320 South Padre Island Drive, spoke in support
of the opening of Matlock Street.
Mr. Ray Valdez and Mr. Charles Sportsman spoke in regard to the H.E. Butt
Park Proposal. They provided a request regarding the development of a
three -acre park for physically handicapped children and adults. Note: Their
request was received after the deadline set for receiving applications.
Mr. Jim Jackson,
School.
Mt. Juan Ramon,
Reyna, 214 Virginia,
Joe Garza Recreation
347 Angelo, spoke on behalf of funding for Dos Mundos Day
President of the Joe Garza Recreation Center, and Albert
President of the Youth Council, requested funding for the
Center.
Mr. Mike Lohman spoke on behalf of the Ben Garza Recreation Center.
Ms. Teresa Barron, Administrator of Ada Wilson Hospital, and Mr. Urban
Anslinger requested funding for Ada Wilson Hospital.
Mr. Oveal Williams, 2218 Winnebago Street, spoke on behalf of the
Washington Senior Center.
Mr. Chris Nelson, a representative of United Way, spoke in support of
funding for various projects, including Ada Wilson Hospital, Boys and Girls
Club, Bethune Day Nursery, and MHMR.
Mt. Earl Coleman, 1706 Amazon, and Mt. Jim Jameson, 1129 Harbor Village
Drive, spoke on behalf of Brook Chapel Early Development Center.
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Mr. Augustine Ruiz, 3201 Magnolia, spoke on behalf of the Youth Sports
Complex.
The following persons spoke in favor of funding for Bethune Day Nursery,
Inc.: Mr. Pat Morris, 505 S. Water; Ms. Marjorie Prichard, 4925 Cherry Hills,
MS. Clara MOCord, 4 Dunwick Place, and Ms. Jimmie Marie McCuran, Executive
Director of Bethune Day Care.,
The following individuals spoke on behalf"of MHMR Non -Residential Facility:
Mr. Wallace Whitworth, Jr., 1630 South Brownlee, Executive Director of Nueces
County MHMR; Ms. Lena Coleman, 2001 Stillman; Ms. Pat Alba, 4410 Dillon; Ms.
Robbie Hedge, 10610 Stonewall; and Ms. Marge Troy, 219 Purl.
Ms. Wilmerine Howard, 2917 Moore Street, and Ms. Yvette Lanier, a member of
the Youth Council, expressed appreciation for work done at the T.C. Ayers
Center.
Mayor Turner asked if any additional individuals wanted to speak and there
was no response.
Council Member Guerrero moved to clntn the public hearing; seconded by
Mayor Pro Tem McComb and passed unanimously.
The Council dellherated on the proposed projects, reviewing each one
individually. It was the consensus of the Council after deliberation, that the
projects listed in Attachment "B" be adopted as the 16th Year CDBG Program. By
motion of Council Member Guerrero; seconded by Mayor Pro Tem McComb and passed
unanimously, the program was adopted.
City Secretary Chapa polled the Council for their votes and the following
motion was passed:
14. M90-121
Motion adopting the 16th Year (FY 90-91) Community Development Block Grant
(CABG) Ptuyram and authorizing the City Manager to execute and submit
appropriate documents to the Department of Housing and Urban Development
for approval.
The foregoing motion passed by the following vote: Turner, McComb,
Galindo, Guerrero, Hunt, Martin, Moss, Rhodes and Schwing voting, "Aye".
1990.
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Mayor Turner declared the Council Meeting adjourned at 9:05 p.m. on May 8,
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PROPOSED 16TH YEAR CDBG PROGRAM
16th Year Entitlement
Funds Available from Reprogramming
Program Income from Rehabilitation Loan Repayment
TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR THE 16TH YEAR PROGRAM
Public Services
Neighbors on Watch
Fair Housing Awareness Program
Park, Playgrounds & Other Recreational
Facilities
Crossley School Area Childrens Park
Youth Sports Complex -.phase III
Centennial Museum - Adaptive Rec. Center
Joe Garza Recreation Center
Westside Park - Development
Ben Garza Gym
CDBG Area Parks
Public Facilities & Improvements
Paving Assessments - Grants
Seale School Area Streets - Design
Matlock Street Extension
Clearance
Demolition/Relocation
Code Enforcement
Code Enforcement
Neighborhood Facilities
Pedestrian Bridge - Youth Sports
Complex Access
Ethel Eyerly Community Center
Boys & Girls Club
MHMR Non -Residential Facility
HIALCO
Bethune Day Nursery, Inc.
Brook Chapel Early Development Center
Dos Mundos Day School
Ada Wilson.
Rehabilitation (Loan & Grant Program)
Single -Family Rehabilitation
Emergency Grant Program
Rental Rehabilitation Match
Rehabilitation Services
Paint Program
Special Housing Program
(First Time Homebuyers)
NCCAA Weatherization Program
Administration
CDBG Administration
Planning
Grantee Performance Monitoring
RECOMMEND. TOTAL
ATTACHMENT "A"
$3,419,000
43,000
465,000
$3,927,000
Staff
Recommendation
1,000
3,000
25,000
200,000
55,000
30,000
100,000
40,000
22,000
140,000
40,000
120,000
71,000
66,000
30,000
50,000
105,000
199,000
75,000
100,000
15,000
19,000
-0-
1,000,000
400,000
51,000
535,000
50,000
100,000
210,000
60,000
15,000
$3,927,000
Planning
Commission
Recommendation
1,000
3,000
25,000
170,000
55,000
30,000
100,000
40,000
22,000
140,000
40,000
-0-
71,000
66,000
30,000
50,000
75,000
250,000
75,000
100,000
15,000
19,000
100,000
1,000,000
400,000
50,000
535,000
50,000
100,000
30,000
210,000
60,000
15,000
$3,927,000
16TH YEAR CDBG APPROVED PROGRAM
16th Year Entitlement
Funds Available from Reprogramming
Program Income from Rehabilitation Loan Repayment
TOTAL FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR THE 16TH YEAR PROGRAM
Public Services
Neighbors on Watch
Fair Housing Awareness Program
ATTACHMENT "B"
$3,419,000
43,000
465,000
$3,927,000
1,000
3,000
Park,. Playgrounds & Other Recreational
Facilities
Crossley School Area-ChildrensPark 25,000
Youth Sports Complex- Phase - 200,000
Joe Garza Recreation Center 30,000
Ben Garza Gym 40,000
CDBG Area Parks and Rec. Centers 22,000
Public Facilities & Improvements
Paving Assessments - Grants
Seale School Area Streets - Design
Matlock Street Extension
Clearance
Demolition/Relocation
140,000
40,000
120,000
71,000
Code Enforcement
Code Enforcement 66,000
Neighborhood Facilities
Pedestrian Bridge - Youth Sports
Complex Access 30,000
Ethel Eyerly Community Center 50,000
Boys & Girls Club 146,000
MHMR Non -Residential Facility 250,000
HIALCO 75,000
Bethune Day Nursery, Inc. 100,000
Brook Chapel Early Development Center 15,000
Dos Mundos Day School 19,000
Ada Wilson 100,000
Rehabilitation (Loan & Grant Program)
Single -Family Rehabilitation
Emergency Grant Program
Rental Rehabilitation Match
Rehabilitation Services
Paint Program
NCCAA Weatherization Program
1,000,000
400,000
50,000
535,000
50,000
64,000
Administration
CDBG Administration 210,000
Planning 60,000
Grantee Performance Monitoring 15,000
TOTAL $3,927,000
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 May 8, 1990, which were
approved by the City Council on May 15, 1990.
WITNESSETH MY HAND AND SEAL, this the 29th day of June, 1990.
mando Chapa
City Secretary
C=�t/Lyc.Gt__
$etty Turn r
Mayor