HomeMy WebLinkAboutMIN 09/08/2026 - REGULAR MEETING REGULAR MEETING — September 08, 2026
I. INVOCATION, PLEDGE & ROLL CALL
Councilmember Jones gave the invocation, followed by the pledge to the flag.
The City Council of the City of Port Arthur met in Regular Session on Tuesday,
September 9, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. in the City Council Chamber, City Hall, with the
following members present: Mayor Charlotte Moses; Mayor Pro Tem Thomas
Kinlaw, III; Councilmembers Taylor Getwood, Cal Jones, Warren Pena, Kaala
Jacobs, and Donald Frank Sr.; Assistant City Manager Albert Thigpen; City
Secretary Christe Whitley Ned; City Attorney Roxann Pais Cotroneo and Sergeant
At Arms Police Chief Tim Duriso.
II. PROCLAMATIONS
Dr. John Hedderman
Top Ladies of Distinction for Sickle Cell Disease
III. PETITIONS & COMMUNICATIONS
A. Speakers
(1) Claire Jackson On Motiva's Update About The Downtown
Adams Building Restoration Project.
(2) Carletha White Addresses Safety Concerns About Speeding On
Gulfway Drive, 25th Street, And Duff Drive.
IV. PUBLIC HEARINGS — 10:00 AM
(1) A Public Hearing For The Purpose Of Receiving Public
Comments And To Discuss The Following:
Proposed Change: A Zoning Map Amendment (Z26-10) To
Consider A Zone Change From Commercial Retail (CR) To A
Planned Development District.
Site Location: The Property Is Located North Of Procter
Street And West Of Stilwell Boulevard.
Legal Description: All of Blocks 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 118, 117,
and 116; Part of Blocks 81, 83, 84, 85, 87, 88, 91, 114, 115,
119, 122, 123, 124, and 125, City of Port Arthur, Jefferson
County, Texas.
Citizens With Questions Regarding The Description Of This
Property Can Contact The City Planning Department At (409)
983-8133. The Public Will Also Be Able To View The Public
Hearing Via The City's Website At Www.Portarthurtx.Gov.
The Mayor introduced the above-mentioned Public Hearing at 10:00 a.m.
Z 9Z0Z/SZ/80- 6unaaw aepn6ali
salnuiw IiaunoJ AID
'000-0T-00-LTS8-£SO-TZ
-LOE '0N 4unoaay 'TOt'ZND '0N Pa[oad '00'17Z6'Z817$ 40 uP4ev
1e001 aLIJ puy 00'9691£6'T$ J0 iunowy aul uj 6u!pund
leaapad 'wea6oad 6u!pund (yi7SS) Ily speo>l puy s4aaa4S
aieS aul ao3 anu4ay Iaod Li' sAempeo>i Ily u0 saPleJed 13aJe1a2i
-Dgjeal @Dnpal puy ATajeS anoadwI of sa!6aleagS 6u!u6!saa
puy 6u!uueld ui A4!0 aul ls!ssy of 'sexal 'uolsnoH JO
uopeaodaoJ uewpooD aul pe.quoj S DIAJOS bugpnsuoj
y alnaax3 0l aa6eueW I!J aul 6u!zpoulny uo!Plosal V
88£-9Z 'ON NOI1l1OS]H
:snnolloJ se speaa gg£-9Z •oN uo!}nlosa'J 4o uoqdeJ aul
'88£-9Z '0N uo!Inlosa>j 6u!woDaq 'paidope seen SZTSZ '0N uo!Tnlosa>l pasodoad
•auoN :oN 6u!ToA
•)luaid pue sgope f 'euad 'sauo f 'poonnjao
saagwawipunoj 'nnelu!)l wal aid JOAeN 'sasoW aoAeN :sa, 6u!I0A
SZTSZ '0N 2 d 6u!pae6aa punoD auk passaappe 'abppgweD 08TS laDnoa p10a2H
'SZTSZ '0N uo!Tnlosaj pasodoad Tdope oa nnelu!N wal
aid aoAei Aq papuoaas pue poonnvac aagwawlounoj Aq apew seen uo!Tow aul
•uo!lnlosaa pasodoad auk paDnpaqu! JOAeN aul
'000
-0T-00-LTS8-£SO-TZ-LO£ '0N Iunomy •TOf'ZWE '0N Pa[oad '00'17Z6'Z8t$
JO 1-1DT214 le3o1 aul puy 00'969'T£6'T$ J0 Tunowy aul LIT 6u!pun3
leaapa3 'wea6oad 6u!pun3 (ytSS) lly ao3 speod puy ajeS aul ao3
JnuIJV hod UI SAennpe021 Ily u0 saPle4e3 pa4ela�l-D!JJeal aDnpa2i puy /aJeS
anoadwI 6u!u6!saa puy 6u!uueld ui Al0 aul 4s!ssy 0l 'sexal
'uo4snoH 40 uoneaodaoJ uewp00 aul LPN PaeaquoJ saD!n.GS 6uqlnsuoj
y alnoax3 0l aa6eueW A40 au 6u!z!aoulny uoplos021 y — SZTSZ '0N 'd d
1N3SNOD-NON — NOIIDY 1HlaIAIINI 9NI hIflb321 W31I
• odaa uo!juaw-anoge au4 ane6 6uel a16e3 pue AaueJDW 4.1aqod
•ueld uo!py
AJa4eS vvsS anu y 4a0d Jo AID aul JO nna!naan0 uv bu!paeba>j
uo!1eaodaoJ uewpoop au 40 6uel al6e3 A9 uo!leluasaad y (Z)
1Joda.1 pauo!juaw-anoge auT ane6 Ileual!W ueni pue oDloS u!nlaN!
•Apn4S 6u!uueld
4!sueal of ssaDDv ue!alsapad au 40 snle4S aul 6u!pae6aJ
ynn 'dnoiD ODIOS aul J0 O0IOS •1 u!nla>l As uo!Iewasaad v (T)
(3) A Presentation By NewGen Strategies And Solutions, LLC.
Regarding Water And Wastewater Rates And Affordability
Study.
C. City Manager's Staff Reports — none
D. Employee Recognition — none
E. Correspondence — None
F. Discussions
(1) A Discussion And Possible Action For The Reallocation Of The
2025 CDBG Funds Declined By Catholic Charities Hospitality
Center.
The Mayor introduced the discussion.
The motion was made by Councilmember Frank and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem
Kinlaw to distribute the funds declined by Catholic Charities equally among the
qualified charities.
Harold Doucet, 5180 Cambridge, addressed the council.
Voting Yes: Mayor Pro Tem Kinlaw; Councilmembers Getwood, Jones,
Pena, Jacobs and Frank.
Voting No: Mayor Moses
Proposed Resolution No. 25125 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-388.
The caption of Resolution No. 26-388 reads as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 26-388
A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager To Execute A
Consulting Services Contract With The Goodman Corporation
Of Houston, Texas, To Assist The City In Planning And
Designing Strategies To Improve Safety And Reduce Traffic-
Related Fatalities On All Roadways In Port Arthur For The Safe
Streets And Roads For All (SS4A) Funding Program, Federal
Funding In The Amount Of $1,931,696.00 And The Local
Match Of $482,924.00. Project No. GM2401. Account No. 307-
21-053-8517-00-10-000.
(2) Discussion And Presentation By The City Attorney Regarding
The Differences Between The Original Ordinance And The
Newly Adopted Ordinance On "No Parking On Unapproved
Surfaces". (Requested By Councilmember Getwood)
ITEM REQUIRING INDIVIDUAL ACTION — NON-CONSENT
Severability Clause; And Providing For Publication And An
Effective Date. (Requested By Councilmember Getwood)
The Mayor introduced the proposed resolution.
The motion was made by Councilmember Getwood and seconded by
Councilmember Frank to adopt Proposed Ordinance No. 7450.
Harold Doucet, 5180 Cambridge, addressed the council regarding PO No. 7450
Voting Yes: Mayor Moses; Mayor Pro Tem Kinlaw; Councilmembers
Getwood, Jones, Pena, Jacobs and Frank.
Voting No: None.
Proposed Ordinance No. 7450 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-41.
The caption of Resolution No. 26-41 reads as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 26-41
An Ordinance Amending The City Of Port Arthur, Texas, Code
Of Ordinances, Ordinance No. 26-13, Chapter 106, Section
106-225 No Parking On Unapproved Surfaces To Provide For
An Affirmative Defense And Certain Parking Exemptions;
Providing For Penalties Not To Exceed $500.00 Per Day Per
Violation; Providing A Savings And Severability Clause; And
Providing For Publication And An Effective Date. (Requested
By Councilmember Getwood)
V. REPORTS/ITEMS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST (LIMITED TO A
TOTAL OF TWO (2) MINUTES PER COUNCILMEMBER)
Councilmember Getwood:
Congratulations to Frenchy's Chicken on a great grand opening.
Thanked Mayor Moses and the Red Cross for distributing food.
Thanked Project 2101 for distributing Purpose Packs.
Councilmember Frank:
Condolences to the Brannon family.
Councilmember Jacobs:
Thanked City staff for their hard work during Tropical Storm Edouard.
Successful Annual Alumni Picnic.
Councilmember Pena:
The Mexican Heritage Festival is on September 12, 2026, at the Civic
Center.
VI. UNFINISHED BUSINESS
(1 l P P Nn 711 F, — A PPcnIi itinn (lf Tha ('ifv (lf Pnrt Arthur it
S 9Z0Z/SZ/80- 6upaaW JeIn6ab
saanuM Iiaunco k!J
'000-OE-00-ZT£S-L170-6T
-T00 '0N Tuno33y aJueuaTu!ew 6u!pl!n9 TuawJedaa and ayl
uI algel!eny sI bu!pund •6T'08Z`17£$ paapx3 0l ION Tunowy uy
uI 'sexal 'angIJV T-Od 'paenalnog le!aowaN 0017E Ty pajeJoi
uo!TeIS aa! I sJ!Is!6o-i any y Taod ayl Ty aJuad JaTaw!aad
ayl 40 Tuawauelda puy a!edad ayl a0J '17Z-8ZL '0N
TaeJTuoJ an!.IeaadooJ paeogAng y6n0ayl 'sexal 'anuIJV IJod
dnoa9 sa!T!Ped paaaa4aad pM TJeJTuoJ y OIuJ Jaw] 0l
aa6eueN A400 ayl 6u!z!aogTny uoi4nlosa�I y — 170TSZ 'ON '21'd (L)
T6E-9Z 'oN uo!}nlosad 6u!woaaq 'paTdope seen £OTSZ 'oN uoUnlosa pasodoad
'000-00-00-8T£S-OS-OZE-£017
'TunoJay aJueuaTu!eN 4uawd!nb3 uo!s!n!Q II!4pueg - s)IaoM
J!Ignd ayl uI a!gel!eny aay spun 'ZT'17£0'S17$ JOd wea6oad
6u!segJand an!TeaadooJ IlaMaJanoS ayl ybnOayl 'sexal
'}uowneag 40 lyj 6uelsnj Ag uolsiA!Q II!Jpue1 ay_L and (9917Z
T!ufl) JazoQ SG ayl u0 wail puy a6e!aaeDJapun ayl 40
TuawaDeldai ayl 6u!z!aogTny uonnlosaJ V — £OTSZ '0N '2i'd (9)
06E-9Z 'ON uo!Tnlosa)I 6u!woDaq 'paTdope seM 17L6617Z '0N uo!Tnlosa pasodoad
•sa!T!I!Ded TueuaTanddy PM 6uoly au!Iad!d AT!I!Ifl seD
y 6uITanJTsuo3 puy 6u!TeJo1 and ssaaay peo i puy aJeds)IaoM
A wodwal bupueJD i0 asodand ayl and 'II!4pue1 s,A!3 aLIJ
JeaN paIeJO1 '6Z0L9Z aI IaDaed 40 4n0 pauM0-4J 40
uo! od aJJy-176•£ V aan0 311 'au!lad!d ssaadx3 bueIsnlAJ ql!M
4uawaaa6y 4uawase3 aaeds1laoM A.leaodwal y alnaax3 0l
Ja6eueN AI!0 ayl 6u!z!aoginy uoPnlosai V — L6OSZ '0N '2i'd (S)
68£-9Z '0N uo!Tnlosalj 6u!woDaq 'paTdope seen 17L6617Z 'oN uo!Tnlosa)J pasodoad
'SOLLL X L 'IuOwneag '£L
AMH 'M ZEL17 IV paIeDo1 II!4pue1 AJeI!ueS s,AID NI 4y asn4a'd
40 6ulsods!Q J0 asodand au a0d sexal 'anyIay 4a0d 40 311
'TodS au u0 a!uuuoc •L puy sexal 'an144 4-Od 40 kD ayl
uaaMTag TaeJIuoJ Iesods!Q asn4ad Ie!DaawwoJ y aInDax3 0l
JabeueN A4 0 ail 6u!z!aogIny uoITnlosa?l V — L6617Z '0N '2i'd (E)
TuasuoJ — suo!Tnlosa� •�
ZT pue L swaT! wag 6ulu!eIsge sgoper Jagwawl!DunoJ
yI!M 'S pue T swaT! 40 uo!TdaDxa ayT yI!M 'paTdope aaaM swaT! epua6y
Tuasuo3 6u!MoIIoJ ayT 'Alsnow!ueun pa!aaea pue euad JagwawliJuno3
Aq papuoDas pue Melu!N wal aid JOAeN 4o uo!Tow ayT uodn
VdN39V 1N3SNOD 'IIA
•palgei seM 9TTSZ 'oN uo!Tnlosa pasodoad
•auoN :oN 6u!To\
'VI ID I I ry ro cnn-tur 'oi in s 'cni inr innnAirinr�
Proposed Resolution No. 25104 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-392.
(8) P.R. No. 25117 — A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager
To Accept The Close-Out Documents And Certificate Of
Substantial Completion For The Roof Replacement Project At
The Sabine Pass Community Center, Completed By Marsh
Waterproofing, Inc., Of Vidor, Texas, And Authorizing The
Execution Of A Certificate Of Acceptance On Behalf Of The
City Of Port Arthur, Texas.
Proposed Resolution No. 25103 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-393
(9) P.R. No. 25124 — A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager
To Purchase Bullwall RansomCare With A Licensing Period Of
One Year From SHI Government Solutions, Inc. Through The
OMNIA Partners IT Solutions, Products & Services Cooperative
Agreement. Funding For The Amount Of $28,560.20 Is
Budgeted In Information Technology Account 001-09-023-
5420-00-10-000.
Proposed Resolution No. 25103 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-394
(10) P.R. No. 25126 — A Resolution Authorizing And Ratifying The
City Manager's Submission Of An Application To The U.S.
Department Of Housing And Urban Development For A
Healthy Homes Production Grant; Providing For The Required
10 Percent Leverage Commitment; And Providing That Eligible
Federal Community Development Block Grant Funds May Be
Used To Satisfy The Leverage Requirement.
Proposed Resolution No. 25103 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-395
VII. ITEMS REQUIRING INDIVIDUAL ACTION
C. Resolutions — Consent
(1) (1) P.R. No. 24862 — A Resolution Authorizing The City
Manager To Negotiate A Contract With The Solco Group, LLC
Of Port Arthur, Texas For On-Call Planning, Grants Research,
Engineering And Program Management Services For The City
Of Port Arthur; Funding Is Available In Transit's Professional
Services Account 401-70-500-5470-00-60-000 And Fleet's
Professional Services Account 001-13-037-5420-00-70-000.
The Mayor introduced the above-mentioned Proposed Resolution.
The motion was made by Mayor Pro Tern Kinlaw and seconded by Councilmember
Getwood to adopt Proposed Resolution No. 24829.
Clifton Williams addressed the Council regarding P.R. No. 24862.
Voting Yes: Mayor Moses; Mayor Pro Tern Kinlaw; Councilmembers
r *A,rnri lnnac Dana larnhc anri Frank
9ZOZ/SZ/80 - 6unaaN JeIn6ali
sainuiw punoJ A1!J
•�luead pue sgoDer 'euad 'savor 'pooM4a9
sJogwawliJunoJ 'MeluIN wal aid aoAeN 'sasoW JOAeki :sa,k 6u1IOA
'OLOSZ 'oN uollnlosa21 pasodoad Idope oI euad aagwawlpunoj
Aq papuoUas pue pooMla9 aagwawlpuno3 Aq apew seM uogow ayl
•uo!Inlosa21 pasodoad pauolluaw-anoge aLl paJnpoaiu! aoAew aql
•uo!sualx3
Iuawaaa6y S D!naaS Ieuolssaload ayl and pedwi bu!pund
oN sI aaaUl '9ZOZ 'T£ aagwaDaa of '9ZOZ 'OE JogwaidaS
woad aiea uo!Iea!dx3 pas!na) aul 6UInoN 'ep!aold '0puela0
JO suo!InloS puy sa!6aieais uaDMaN (-i!M pa[oad ue!d aalseN
aiseM PIIOS aul and ivawaaa6y saDvuas Ieuolssaload aUl of
uo!suaix3 Aea-Z6 V 6u!zlaoylny uo!Inlosa21 V — OLOSZ 'oN '21'd (7)
'000-0T-00-OZ1t'S-£TO-SO-T00 'oN lunoDDV
- S D!naas leuo!ssaload s,ivawiaedaa Mel au uI alg21!eAV
sI 6u!pund '00'000'S£$ paaJX] of ION lunowy IaealUOD
12101 MaN y JOd 00'000'03 AO 6u!pund IJ2JIU07 6u!seaaauI
'alnds!a xel (S2iI) aalnaas anuana21 I2Uaa4u1 UV 01 Pa1e1911
S J!Mas Ieba1 and dli '41-16!UN puy PUeIIOH 1-11!M IDea4u0D
aul puawy of aa6eueW AI!J ayl 6U!z!aoginy Uo!Inlosa21 V
L6£-9Z 'ON NOI1f11OS311
:SMo110l se spew L6£-9Z 'oN uollnlosa'J to uo02J ayl
'L6£-9Z 'oN uo!Inlosa21 6u!woDaq 'paldope seM S66I Z 'ON uollnlosa'J pasodoad
•auoN :oN 6U!I0/\
�Iuea� pue sgoaeC 'euad 'sauo[ 'pooM4a9
saagwaLU DUnoJ 'MeIU!N wal aid aoAeN :sasoW a0AeN :saA 6uIIoA
'S6617Z '0N uollnlosali pasodoad Idope oI euad aagwawlpunoj
Aq papuoaas pue pooM4a9 aagwawliDuno3 Aq apew seM uollow aul
•uo!Inlosa21 pasodoad pauolluaw-anoge aLp paJnpoalu! aoAeN ayl
'000-OT-00-OZfS-£TO-SO-T00 'ON Iunoaay - saJ!naas
Ieuolssaload s,luawlaedaa Mel au uI algel!eny sI 6u!pund
f00'000'S£$ paaax3 0l ION Iunowy IDeJIUoJ 1e401 MaN
y -ICY 00'000'03 A9 6u!pund IDealuoJ 6u!seaaDui 'alnds!a xel
(S2iI) aalnaas anuana21 IeuaaIUI Uy of pa4ela21 saalnaas Ie6aq
and dli 'Iu6!uN Puy PUeIIOH LII!M P2JIUoJ aul puawy of
a06eueW AID ayl 6U!z!aoulny uo!Inlosa21 V — S66-I'Z 'ON 'Wd (Z)
'000-0L-00-OZf'S-L£0-ET-TOO
lunoJJV S DInaas leuo!ssaload s,Iaald Puy 000-09-00-OL1S-00S
-OL-TO17 IunoDDV saDInaas Ieuolssaload s,l!sueal LIT algel!eny
sI 6u!pun 'anylay 4a0d 40 AID a I1 and saalnaas 4uawa6eueN
II ID IFirl I J 1'1I IV Fl1 II Inn!IIFl111 II 1^I Iri' r-l\1 c I IY11r.. /RI in II ir-ti
Voting No: None.
Proposed Resolution No. 25070 was adopted, becoming Resolution No. 26-398.
The caption of Resolution No. 26-398 reads as follows:
RESOLUTION NO. 26-398
A Resolution Authorizing A 92-Day Extension To The
Professional Services Agreement For The Solid Waste Master
Plan Project With NewGen Strategies And Solutions Of
Orlando, Florida, Moving The Revised Expiration Date From
September 30, 2026, To December 31, 2026. There Is No
Funding Impact For The Professional Services Agreement
Extension.
VIII. A. ITEMS REQUIRING INDIVIDUAL ACTION — NON-CONSENT
A. Resolutions — Consent
(1) P.R. No. 25008 — A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager
To Enter Into An Agreement With PaveCon, Ltd., Of Houston,
Texas, BuyBoard Cooperative Contract No. 800-26, For The
Street Rehabilitation Program Project (District Four): 26th
Street (Memorial Blvd. To 5th Avenue), 60th Street (Hazel
Avenue To Jade Avenue), And Florida Avenue (29th Street To
25th Street), For The Amount Of $3,828,985.22. Funds Are
Available In The Capital Streets Account No. 307-21-053-
8517-00-10-000. Project Nos. ST5081, ST5082, & ST5085.
The Mayor introduced the above-mentioned Proposed Resolution.
The motion was made by Mayor Pro Tern Kinlaw and seconded by Councilmember
Getwood to table Proposed Resolution No. 25055.
Voting Yes: Mayor Moses; Mayor Pro Tem Kinlaw; Councilmembers
Getwood, Jones, Pena, Jacobs and Frank.
Voting No: None.
Proposed Resolution No. 25008 was tabled.
(2) P.R. No. 25113 — A Resolution Authorizing The City Manager
To Execute Settlement Of A Physical Damage Claim In The
Amount Of $8,566.98 Less The Deductible ($2,500.00). The
Claim Is Made Against Texas Municipal League
Intergovernmental Risk Pool (TMLIRP). The Claim Is A Result
Of Property Damage To Traffic Unit #2401, Resulting In A
Final Settlement Of $6,066.98.
The Mayor introduced the above-mentioned Proposed Resolution.
6 9ZOZ/SZ/80 - 6upaaw aein6a�
salnuiw punco Ai!o
'00'OSO'6Z$ -G440 ivawalI4aS Ieu!d
all 6u!)1214 'SKZ# i!ufl a6eu!eaa of a6eweaadoad i0
iInsali V sI w!2IJ aUl '(d2il-1141) loud )1s!d Ieivawuaano6a0414
an6eai ledp!unN sexal aul isu!eby apeW aay sw!eIJ
aUl '(00'00S'Z$) alq!ionpaa oUl ssa-i '00'OSS'T£$ 30 iunowy
all uI pep abewea 123!sAUd y 40 ivawaliiaS a4noax3 0l
aa6eueW A4 0 all 6u!z!aou4ny aoueu!pa0 uy — TH7L 'oN 'O'd (T)
ivasuoJ-uoN — saoueu!pa0 '9
'OZ'8Z6'LT$
4uawaplaS leuH 6upleN 'aoold isa!d 'xauuy IIpH AID aUl
of a6ewea AIJadoad 40 ilnsa�l V sI Lu!210 aql '(d'dI-1141) pod
)ls!lI Ieivawwano6aaiul an6ea1 Iedp!unN sexal isu!e6y apeW
sI w!eo a(4l '(00'000'S$) algllDnpaa aul ssa-i OZ'8Z6'ZZ$
i0 iunowy all uI w!elo abewea lea!sAUd V 40 ivawalllaS
ainoax3 0l aa6eueW AID all 6u!z!aouiny u0!inlos3J1 V
0017-9Z 'ON NOI1f11OS32I
:smofoi se spew 00t'-9Z •oN uolinlosa2i 40 uogdeo all
'0017-9Z 'oN 6u!wooaq 'paidope seen 7TTSZ 'oN uo!inloso pasodoad
•auoN :oN 6u110A
•)luead pue sgooec 'euad 'sauor 'poonnia9
saagwawlpunoJ :nneluDI wad_ oad JoAeN 'sasoN JoAeN :sai 6ugoA
'tTTSZ '0N uolnlosa pasodoad idope of sgooer Jagwawl!ounop
Aq papuooas pue poonniaF aagwawl!ounoj Aq apew S2M uo!iow all
•uolnlosa)l pasodoad pauo!ivaw-anoge ali paonpoaiu! JoAeN aUl
'OZ'8Z6'LT$ ivawalilaS Ieu!d 6upleN
'mold isa!d 'xauuy II2H AID all of abewea kpadoad 40
IInsad V sI w!213 OUl '(d&iI114l) lood )Is ff Ieivawuaano6aa4uI
an6ea-i ledp!unW sexal isu!e6y apeW sI w!eIJ
aLl '(00'000'S$) alq!ionpaa °Ll ssa1 OZ'8Z6'ZZ$ JO iunowy
all uI pep abewea leo!sAUd V 40 ivawaliiaS a4noax3 0l
aa6eueW AID all 6u!z!aouiny uo!inlosoli V — HTSZ '0N '2i'd (8)
'86'990'9$ 40 ivawal:iiaS
Ipu!d V uI 6uiilnsoJ 'TO17Z# i!ufl o!iieal
of abewea Aiaadoad 40 ilnsa�l y sI w!eIJ
all '(d2il1141) l0od )1s!2:1 Ieivawuaano6aaiuI
anbeai ledp!unW sexal isu!e6y
apeW sI w!elj OUl '(00'00S'Z$) alq!ionpaa
aul ssa1 86'99S'8$ 40 iunowy aLl uI
w!el� abewea leo!sAUd y 30 ivawaliiaS ainoaxg
of aa6eueW A40 all 6u!z!aouiny uo!inlosad V
The Mayor introduced the above-mentioned Proposed Ordinance.
The motion was made by Councilmember Jones and seconded by Councilmember
Getwood to adopt Proposed Ordinance No. 7441.
Voting Yes: Mayor Moses; Mayor Pro Tem Kinlaw; Councilmembers
Getwood, Jones, Pena, Jacobs and Frank.
Voting No: None.
Proposed Ordinance No. 7411 was adopted, becoming Ordinance No. 26-42.
The caption of Ordinance No. 26-42 reads as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 26-42
An Ordinance Authorizing The City Manager To Execute
Settlement Of A Physical Damage Claim In The Amount Of
$31,550.00, Less The Deductible ($2,500.00). The Claims Are
Made Against The Texas Municipal League Intergovernmental
Risk Pool (TMLIRP). The Claim Is A Result Of Property
Damage To Drainage Unit #2345, Making The Final
Settlement Offer $29,050.00.
(2) P.O. No. 7442 — An Ordinance Authorizing The City Manager
To Execute Settlement Of A Physical Damage Claim In The
Amount Of $18,258.00. The Claim Is Made Against Allstate
Insurance Company. The Claim Is A Result Of Property
Damage To Police Unit #2211,
The Mayor introduced the above-mentioned Proposed Resolution.
The motion was made by Councilmember Jones and seconded by
Councilmember Getwood to adopt Proposed Ordinance No. 7442.
Voting Yes: Mayor Moses; Mayor Pro Tem Kinlaw; Councilmembers
Getwood, Jones, Pena, Jacobs and Frank.
Voting No: none
Proposed Ordinance No. 7442 was adopted, becoming Ordinance No. 26-43.
The caption of Ordinance No. 26-43 reads as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 26-43
An Ordinance Authorizing The City Manager To Execute
Settlement Of A Physical Damage Claim In The Amount Of
$18,258.00. The Claim Is Made Against Allstate Insurance
Company. The Claim Is A Result Of Property Damage To
Police Unit #2211.
MCCTTRI/2 A117A1IDRI ll
TT 9Z0Z/SZ/80- 6upaaw JeIn6ali
sa4nuiw punco A!J
/re tee b :a3AOliddd
'9Z0Z/80/60 al3H 9NI133 2I41fl9311 AO aN3
0W211 'a3N A311IHM 31SIUHD AIIV1321D3S AlID
:1S3JJ