RTY  CITY COUNCIL REGULARMEETINGMINUTES Wednesday, March 27, 2024 - 6:00 PM Municipal Court Room/Council Chamber 2801 Ranch Road 1869 Liberty Hill, Texas 78642  1. CALLI TO ORDER  Mayor oft the Day Brayden Rivera from Liberty Hill Middle School presided over the opening oft the meeting. The Workshop scheduled from 5 PM to 6 PM went long by a few minutes. At 6:08 PM, City Secretary Elaine Simpson read the formal Welcome statement, and requested At6:13PM, Mayor for the Day Brayden Rivera gaveled the meeting to order and encouraged the Council members to establish a quorum by stating their names into their microphones. Then Mayor for the Day Rivera stated 'We have a quorum and can call this City Council Meeting to order at 6:13 PM. It is Wednesday, March 27, 2024, and this is the Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called meeting. I am Mayor of the Day, Brayden Rivera, and I am presiding over the opening oft this meeting as the guest of] Mayor Mancilla." At this point, Mayor for the Day Rivera recognized 'the amazing, wonderful, beautiful, charismatic, and Internationally beloved Liberty Hill Police Officer David Joiner' to give the After the prayer, Mayor for the Day Rivera asked those present to 'Please join me for the After the pledges, Mayor of the Day Rivera said, 'This meeting is now officially open, sOI Mayor Mancilla thanked Mayor of the Day Rivera and requested that he give a briefreport on  that all electronic devices be silenced.  invocation.  Pledge of Allegiance to the flags:" now return the gavel to Mayor Mancilla.' the highlights ofhis day as Mayor ofthe Day. City Council Members Present: Mayor Crystal Mancilla Council Member Amanda Young Council Member Michael Helbing Council Member Chris Pezold Council Member Angela Jones  Page1/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    City Staff Members Present: Paul Brandenburg, City Manager Marianella 'Nella' Joseph, City Attorney Joseph Crawford, Legal Counsel Royce Graeter, Police Chief Elaine Simpson, City Secretary David Thomison, Public Works Director Mayor oft the Day Brayden Rivera  McKenzi Hicks, Interim Planning and Development Director Katie. Amsler, Communications and Community Engagement Director  Mary Poche,' Executive Director ofLiberty Hill Economic Development Corp. (LHEDC)  2) PROCLAMATIONS, RECOGNITIONS OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FROM  MAYOR MANCILLA  a) Proclamation: Mayor Crystal Mancilla 'Not On Our Watch'  The NOW event for Liberty Hill will be held Tuesday, April 16, 2024, at Rockpointe Church  from 11 PMt to 3F PM.  Proclamation from the Mayor ofLiberty Hill, TX  Whereas, In recognition of the urgent need toj protect our children from the rising threat of online abuse and exploitation, and in ackowledgment oft the pivotal role played by Not on Our Watch in Whereas, Not on Our Watch (NOW) is committed to creating a global mindset where children are Whereas, NOW's mission is to. secure a brighter future for children by providing education, resources, and unwavering support to prevent online abuse and exploitation; and Whereas, Between 2018 and. 2022, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) reported a staggering 567% increase in incidents related to the. sexual enticement of Whereas, Not on Our Watch Texas (NOWTX) is mobilizing. grassroots awareness about online abuse, exploitation, and sextortion, aiming to empower individuals and communities to protect our children  safeguarding the innocence and well-being ofour) youth, and protected) from online abuse and exploitation; and  children; and and) youth; and  Page2/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27,2024    Whereas, Iti is imperative that we all come together to educate our families, schools, churches, and communities on how to defend our children against online predators. The collective effort is crucial NOW: THEREFORE, I, Mayor Crystal Mancilla, proclaim that our community wholeheartedly supports the endeavors ofNot on Our Watch and Not on Our Watch Texas in their noble cause of protecting our children, from the dangers ofonline. sex trafficking and exploitation. We will gatherat our local NOW event at Rockpointe Church, on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, from 1-3PM to provide  in ensuring the safety and well-being of our most vulnerable population; and  information ande education for the community.  Signed and sealed on this day, March. 27, 2024, in the city ofL Liberty Hill.  Mayor Crystal Mancilla  3) STAFF ANNOUNCEMENTS/NEW EMPLOYEE INTRODUCTIONS There were no staffannouncements or new employee introductions.  4) REPORTS  City Departments, Committees or other groups may submit reports to City Council. There is  no official action required by City Council to accept these reports. a) Municipal Court of Record # 1 February Monthly Report. (T. Ventura)  b) Building Official/Code Enforcement Services Department Report, February 2024. (E. c) Communications and Community Engagement Department Monthly Report. (K. Amsler) d) Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation Executive Director monthly report. (M.  Carrasco)  Poche')  e) Human Resources Department Monthly Report. (C. Scott) Planning Department February 2024 Monthly Report. (M. Hicks) g) Police Department February 2024 Monthly Report. (R. Graeter) h) Public Works Department Monthly Report. (D. Thomison)  i) City Secretary Report. (E. Simpson)  Page3/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    j) Report from Cross Committee Communications meeting (compiled) for March 21, 2024. (Includes most recent LHEDC agenda and presentation on The Mansions as presented to the  Parks Advisory Board at their March 21, 2024, meeting). (E. Simpson)  There was no official action taken on the reports.  5) PUBLIC COMMENTS  Regarding items not on this agenda/Public Comments: Those desiring to. speak on a topic not listed on the agenda, please complete a speaker. form and present it to the City Secretary before the meeting. Speakers will have three minutes each to. speak, this time cannot be transferred or shared. Council members may not take action during this item and any responses will be limited toj factual statements, recitation ofe existing policy, or request for the topic to be placed on a future agenda. Regarding topics listed as an agenda item/During. specific agenda item: Council. requests that speakers complete a speaker form, indicate which agenda item they are interested in. speaking about, and: submit form to the City. Secretary before the agenda item is addressed. Speaker forms may be emailed to the City Secretary before the meeting at imponelberpohilacges  There were: no citizen comments.  ) CONSENT AGENDA  Consent Agenda items are considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion oft those items unless requested by Council, in which event the item(s) will be removed from Consent Agenda and considered under Regular Agenda. a) Approval of] March 13, 2024, City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes. (E. b) Approval of correction of City Council meeting minutes of Regular Called Meeting January 24,2024, to correct the motion/update approved amount ofHarlow Easement cost. The meeting minutes ofJanuary 24, 2024, Regular City Council Meeting will be corrected as follows: Item 9c.) Motion: Motion by Council Member Helbing, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Mancilla, to approve the agreement with J. Patrick and Lisa M. Harlow for the acquisition of pipeline and right of way easements and the corresponding temporary construction easements related to the City's utilities facilities for a cost of $925,547.33 $929,547.33*. Motion carried unanimously by a vote of5-0. Ayes: Jones, Pezold, Young,  Simpson)  (S. Smith, E. Simpson, N. Joseph)  Helbing and Mancilla. Nays: 0 With no absent members.  Page4/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    *correction by City Council 3.27.2024  Motion: Motion by Council Member. Jones, seconded by Council Member Pezold, to approve, as presented, thei items on the Consent Agenda. Motion carried unanimously by a 5-  Ovote. Ayes: Mancilla, Jones, Young, Helbing and Pezold.  7) REGULAR. AGENDA  a) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding proposed Ordinance #2024- 0-011 authorizing the issuance of City ofLiberty Hill, Texas, Water and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, Series 2024A in the principal amount of $3,060,000 and making certain findings related thereto. (J. Houston, D. Wegmiller) Dan Wegmiller from Specialized Water Finance, the city's Bond consultant introduced items 7a., 7b., and 7c. These 3 items are related. Mr. Wegmiller explained that staffi is requesting that no action be taken by City Council tonight on these three items. The Texas Water Development Board notified the City yesterday that they would like to do more research. Since the rates that are cited in this packet are only good for 45 days, we will need to go out Motion: Motion by Council Member Pezold, seconded by Council Member Helbing, to postpone these items (7a., 7b., and 7c.) to a future meeting. Motion carried unanimously bya 5-0 vote. Ayes: Mancilla, Jones, Pezold, Young and Helbing. Nays: None.  again for new: numbers.  b) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding proposed Ordinance #2024-0- 013 authorizing the issuance of City ofLiberty Hill, Texas, Water and Sewer System Revenue Bonds, Series 2024B ini thej principal amount of$15,490,000 and making certain  findings related thereto. (J. Houston, D. Wegmiller) Motion made during agenda item 7.a.  c) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding approving proposed Resolution #2024-R-016 the execution ofal Principal Forgiveness Agreement between the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) and the City ofLiberty Hill, Texas, and an Escrow Agreement  relating thereto. (J. Houston, D. Wegmiller) Motion made during agenda item 7.a.  Page5/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March2 27,2024    d) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding proposed re-naming ofLarkspur Communications and Community Engagement Director Katie Amsler introduced the item and presented the staff report. A little more than a month ago, Parks Advisory Board Director Lisa Messana presented to the City Council the recommendation of the Parks Advisory Motion: Motion by Council Member. Jones, seconded by Council Member Young to approve re-naming ofLarkspur Park to Fisk-Cashion Park, as recommended by the Parks Advisory Board. Vote on the Motion: Motion carried unanimously by a 5-0 vote. Ayes: Mancilla,  Park to Fisk-Cashion Park. (K. Amsler)  Board to rename Larkspur Park as Fisk-Cashion Park.  Jones, Pezold, Young and Helbing. Nays: None.  e) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding the updated Capital Improvements Project Plan (CIP) Plans for Water, Wastewater, Sewer, and Transportation. City Manager Brandenburg introduced the agenda item and presented the staffi report. During the earlier Workshop Meeting, the City Council reviewed the draft version of the proposed CIP and city staffi members fielded questions. The staff members will incorporate the input from Council tonight and bring the CIP back for approve on the City Council Regular  (P. Brandenburg, D. Thomison, J. Herrera)  Meeting agenda of April 10, 2024. There was no formal action taken.  f) Discussion, consideration and possible action related toj proposed Ordinance #2024-O- 012 an Ordinance oft the City ofLiberty Hill, TX adopting Chapter 5 Business Regulations, Article 5.06. Alarm Systems, oft the Code of Ordinances, providing for guidelines for the issuance ofa alarm permits and penalties for multiple false alarms as proposed by the Chiefof City Attorney Marianella Nella' Joseph introduced the item and provided the staff report. This proposed Ordinance establishes guidelines and regulations for burglar alarm systems. Chief] Royce Graeter explained that this proposed Ordinance was closely based on the successful Ordinance that has been in effect in the City ofLeander. Leander's Ordinance is somewhat lenient, sO staff are confident this proposed Ordinance will not prove onerous to comply with. This Ordinance allows five 'False Alarms' before aj penalty is assessed to a  Police. (N. Joseph, R. Graeter)  Page 6/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    property owner. There is currently an issue with repeated 'false alarms' in the city, especially from a small number ofbusinesses. These false alarms drain the city's resources. There was al brief discussion about aj possible conflict with Williamson County issuing Alarm Permits. City staff agreed to research further and make sure that this Ordinance, ifpassed, There was al briefdiscussion oft the proposed cost oft the permit itself, and concern expressed  would not lead to: residents being required to get multiple permits.  that the cost be reasonable.  Thisi item will be brought back to the City Council on ai future agenda.  No formal action was taken.  g) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding proposed Resolution No. 2024- R-015, adopting an amendment of Resolution No. 2024-R-004 Capital Improvement Advisory Committee, as discussed at City Council Regular Called Meeting March 13, 2024. McKenzi Hicks, Interim Director of Planning and Development introduced this item and presented the staff report. This Resolution updates Resolution 2024-R-004, because when '004' was passed, the Resolution listed the members oft the Planning and Zoning Commission by name. Since personnel changes are. happening and will happen in the future, it was decided that the Planning and Zoning Commission should be referenced as a group, not by Motion: Motion to approve proposed Resolution #2024-R-015, as presented, made by Council Member Pezold, and seconded by Council Member Jones. Motion carried unanimously by a 5-0 vote. Ayes: Mancilla, Jones, Young, Helbing and Pezold. Nays: None.  (M.Hicks)  the individual names oft the members.  h) Discussion, consideration, and possible action related to making appointment(s) to fill vacancies on City Boards, Committees and Commissions; including Downtown Revitalization Committee (DRC), Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation Board ofDirectors (LHEDC), and Home Rule Charter Commission (HRC), respectively. (E. City Secretary Simpson introduced thei item and gave the staff report. She noted that at the Downtown Revitalization Committee meeting of March 26, 2024, the Committee members forwarded a favorable recommendation on all three applicants: Amber Jackson, Logan  Simpson)  Fletcher, and Nathan Curley. The DRC has 2 vacancies.  Page7/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    The Home Rule Charter Commission (HRC) currently has 14 Members. Statutorily there need to be 15 members appointed, before the Commission may hold an official meeting. Cory Brandes applied to serve on the Home Rule Charter Commission on March 14th. Hei is At their meeting ofMarch 20, 2024, the LHEDC Board of Directors voted unanimously to forward a favorable recommendation to City Council regarding the application ofDaniel Duckworth. Mr. Duckworth currently serves on the Home Rule Charter Commission. There are currently two applicants, Mr. Duckworth, and Mr. Mark Hutton. There is one vacancy on  aresident within the City Limits.  LHEDC.  Motion #1: Motion by Council Member Pezold, seconded by Council Member Helbing, to appoint Mark Hutton to serve in Seat #7 ofthe Liberty Hill Economic Development Corporation Board ofI Directors. This appointment expires June 30, 2025. Motion passed by a 3-2 vote. Ayes: Young, Pezold, and Helbing. Nays: Jones and Mancilla. Motion#2: Motion by Council Member Pezold, seconded by Council Member Jones to appoint Cory Brandes to the Home Rule Charter Commission. Vote on the Motion:  Motion carried unanimously by a 5-0 vote.  Motion#3: Motion by Council Member Pezold, seconded by Council Member Young to appoint Amber Jackson to Place #2 oft the Downtown Revitalization Committee to serve until June 30, 2026, and Nathan Curley to Place #4 ofthe Downtown Revitalization Committee to serve until June 30, 2025. Vote on the Motion: Motion carried unanimously by a 5-0 vote.  i)  Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding review of City Council member compensation, as discussed at the City Council meeting ofJanuary 24, 2024, and postponed from the City Council Regular Called Meeting of] February  14, 2024. (A. Young)  Mayor Mancilla recused herself from discussion and voting on item 7.i.)  Council Member Young introduced the agenda item and explained that she had wanted to make sure that this item was revisited after it had been postponed from February 14th. There was a discussion ofthe workload for both members of the City Council and the Mayor. Ity was noted that the stipend might allow for those who are not wealthy or retired to serve on There was a discussion, and it was agreed by general consensus that the annual stipend of $12,000 for the members of City Council was reasonable in comparison with other cities.  City Council.  Page8/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    When the discussion was held regarding the $40,000 annual pay for the Mayor, there was concern stated that this is not in line with other cities and is in fact higher. Motion: Motion by Angela Jones, seconded by Michael Helbing, to lower the annual stipend for the Mayor position to $18,000, and to bring this back on an Ordinance on the consent agenda at the April 10, 2024, Regular City Council meeting. Motion carried by 4-0. Ayes: Jones, Young, Helbing and Pezold., Nays: None., Abstention: Mancilla.  j) Discussion and Possible Action to Enter Into a Master Professional Services Agreement (MPSA) with Gradient Solutions Corporation for a Financial and Budget Plan and Review. City Manager Brandenburg introduced the item and presented the staffreport. He explained that this item will allow city staff to have the financial consultants from Gradient to come in and review and research some of the items ini the Finance department that are not the focus of There was a discussion of the scope and approach. There will be the top 2 issues that City Manager Brandenburg stressed that this is not an audit, because to order an audit, the City would have to go out for al Request for Qualifications. This is a review of people and Motion by Chris Pezold, seconded by Micheal Helbing, to approve MPSA with Gradient Solutions Corp. for review of the city' s monthly financials and budget documents with There will be 2 focuses: Focus 1-1 Fund Balance. Focus 2- Accounting and The 'reasonable charges' section will be removed because there should not be travel The final agreement will come to Council with a' Task Order. The Task Order will have a 'not to exceed' cap amount of $8,000. City Attorney Joseph will negotiate the Motion carried unanimously by a vote of 5-0. Ayes: Pezold, Helbing, Jones, Young and This item will be returned to City Council with a' Task Order on a future agenda.  (P. Brandenburg)  the annual audit.  Brandenburg is interested in written up on a' Task Order.  processes.  conditions:  Utilization of Impact Fees.  involved or other similar expenses for this project. per hour charge of $295 and the $8,000 limit.  Mancilla.  Page9/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024    k) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding the first contract amendment between the City ofLiberty Hill and Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. (M. Hicks) Planning and Development Interim Director McKenzi Hicks introduced the item and presented the staffr report. This contract amendment will allow $37,000 more under the current contract. This amount should last the City through May. In May a new contract begins. Kimley-Horn is the engineering consultant firm who does plan review for the City. Motion: Motion made by Council Member Young, seconded by Council Member Pezold, to approve the first contract amendment between the City ofLiberty Hill and Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc., as presented. Motion carried unanimously by a vote of5-0. Ayes: Pezold,  Helbing, Jones, Young and Mancilla. Nays: None.  I) Discussion, consideration, and possible action regarding a Master Services Agreement (MSA) with HR Green for City Masterplan ofTransportation and Drainage. (D. Thomison) Public Works Director David Thomison introduced the item and gave the city staffreport. This item is an MSA with HR Green for Transportation and Drainage. Green was one oft the Engineers of Choice' approved by the City Council earlier in the year. There was a discussion that the MSA as presented tonight did not have some oft the information that City Council members were interested in reviewing, such as a Fee Schedule and a Task Order. There was concern over the possible cost oft time and materials. Director Thomison agreed to pull this item from the agenda tonight and it will be brought back on a future agenda with Fee Schedule and Task Order with more details.  There was no official action taken.  8) CITY MANAGER'S COMMENTS There were no City Manager's Comments.  9) CONVENE TO EXECUTIVE SESSION  City Council will convene into Executive Session for discussion of the following items pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney), Section  Page 10/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27,2024    51.072(Delberations about Real Property), Section 551.073 (Deliberations about Gifts and Donations), Section 551.074 (Personnel Matters), Section 551.076 (Deliberations about a) Pursuant to Texas Government Code 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) regarding the pending contested case before the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) on the Application by City ofLiberty Hill for Renewal OfTPDES Permit W0001447701; b) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) Council will: meet inl Executive (Closed) Session to receive legal guidance regarding contract c) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) discussion of legal issues regarding entering into an Interlocal Agreement (ILA) with Williamson County regarding sharing costs for the project to widen Ronald Reagan Blvd. (N. d) Pursuant to Section 551.071 Consultation with Attorney and Section 551.074 Personnel - Council will discuss in Executive (Closed) Session: Annual Performance Evaluation ofCity e) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) discuss legal questions involving the following projects, questions, and issues regarding real f) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) discuss legal questions involving water and wastewater capacity, report ofI Living Unit Equivalents (LUEs), and provision ofutilities in the Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) or the Certificate ofConvenience and Necessity (CCN) area. (N. Joseph) g) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) Council will meet in Closed/Executive Session to receive legal advice regarding Master Services Agreement (MSA) with P3 Works, for services related to Public Improvement h) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) Council will meet in Executive/Closed Session to receive legal guidance regarding Board,  Security Devices), and Section 551.087 (Economic Development).  Docket No. 2021-0999-MWD.  with Leander for the provision of water. (N.Joseph)  Joseph)  Manager Paul Brandenburg.  estate acquisitions for public infrastructure. (N.Joseph)  Districts. (N.Joseph)  Committee, and Commission membership and eligibility questions.  City Secretary Elaine Simpson read the exceptions from Sect. 551 into the record at 7:41 PM  Mayor Mancilla recessed the Open Meeting at 7:42 PM Mayor Mancilla convened the Executive/Closed meeting at 7:45 PM. Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024  Page 1113    Mayor Mancilla adjourned the Executive/Closed meeting at 11:32 PM. Mayor Mancilla reconvened the Open Meeting at 11:32 PM 10) RECONVENE TO REGULAR SESSION  City Council will reconvene into Regular Session for deliberation of the following items pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney), Section 51.072(Deliberations about Real Property), Section 551.073 (Deliberations about Gifts and Donations), Section 551.074 (Personnel Matters), Section 551.076 (Deliberations about  Security Devices), and Section 551.087 (Economic Development).  a) Pursuant to Texas Government Code 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) regarding the pending contested case before the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) on the. Application by City ofLiberty Hill for Renewal OfTPDES Permit b) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) Council will meet in Executive (Closed) Session to receive legal guidance regarding contract c) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) discussion of] legal issues regarding entering into an Interlocal Agreement (ILA) with Williamson County regarding sharing costs for the project to widen Ronald Reagan Blvd. (N. d) Pursuant to Section 551.071 Consultation with Attorney and Section 551.074 Personnel- - Council will discuss in Executive (Closed) Session: Annual Performance Evaluation ofCity e) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) discuss legal questions involving the following projects, questions, and issues regarding real ) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) discuss legal questions involving water and wastewater capacity, report ofLiving Unit Equivalents (LUEs), and provision ofutilities in the Extra Territorial Jurisdiction (ETJ) or the Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) area. (N.. Joseph) g) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) Council will meet in Closed/Executive Session to receive legal advice regarding Master Services Agreement (MSA) with P3 Works, for services related to Public Improvement  W0001447701; Docket No. 2021-0999-MWD.  with Leander for the provision of water. (N. Joseph)  Joseph)  Manager Paul Brandenburg.  estate acquisitions for public infrastructure. (N.Joseph)  Districts. (N.Joseph)  Page 12/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27,2024    h) Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.071 (Consultation with Attorney) Council will meet in Executive/Closed Session to receive legal guidance regarding Board,  Committee, and Commission membership and eligibility questions.  Motion #1. Agenda item 10.c.)  Council Member Helbing moved, and Council Member  Young seconded to approve the Interlocal Agreement with Williamson County regarding the widening of Ronald Reagan Blvd. Vote on the Motion: Motion carried with a unanimous vote of5-0. Ayes: Jones, Young, Mancilla, Helbing and Pezold. Nays: None.  Motion #2. Agenda item 10.g.) Helbing and Pezold. Nays: None. 11). ADJOURNMENT  Council Member Young moved, and Council Member  Helbing seconded, to approve the Master Service Agreement with P3 Works. Vote on the Motion: Motion carried with a unanimous vote of5-0. Ayes: Jones, Young, Mancilla,  With no further items on the agenda, and no objections from the Council, Mayor Mancilla PASSED AND APPROVED BY, THE City Council of the City of Liberty Hill, Texas on March27, 2024, on vote of_ 4 ayes, nays,and abstentions.  adjourned the meeting at 11:33PM.  Apil10,2024  CL  Elaine Simpson, City Secrétary  C  LIBER RTL  *  N ED  Page 13/13  Liberty Hill City Council Regular Called Meeting minutes March 27, 2024