CITY OF SCHULENBURG SCHULENBURG, TX February 21, 2024  The City Council of the City of Schulenburg met in regular session on Wednesday, February,21 2024, at 6:30 P.M. in the Council Chambers located ate 607 Upton Avenue, Schulenburg, Texas. The elected officials present included Mayor, Connie Koopmann, Aldermen, Greg Thomas, Frank Wick III, Larry Veselka, Scott Stoner, and Clarence Ahlschlager. City Staff present were Operations Manager, Darryl Moeller, Police Sergeant, Terry Roggenkamp, and City Secretary, Visitors included Darrell Vyvjala of the Schulenburg Sticker, Planning and Zoning Commission Mayor Koopmann called role. Mason Florus said a prayer over the meeting and its members. Alderman Veselka made a motion, seconded by Alderman Stoner, to accept Consent Agenda A. Minutes from the Regular Scheduled Council Meeting held on February 5, 2024  Mason Florus.  Chair Person, Tinal Bohlmann, Miguel Camacho, and Ivân Velasquez. Mayor Koopmann led the Pledge of Allegiance and the Texas Pledge.  Items A and B. The motion passed unanimously.  B. Payment of Current Bills  Planning and Zoning Commission Chair Person, Tina Bohlmann, addressed Council in regards to a Replat request for 1109 August Street, a Residential Property owned by Enrique Cleto and Rosa Lara. The replat will divide the property into two separate lots for the purpose of creating a Ms. Bohlmann stated that even spilt in half, the lots meet all the boundaries and are the correct minimal size. Ms. Bohlmann professed to Council that the P&Z Board approved the replat. Alderman Stoner made a motion, seconded by Alderman Thomas, to approve the request. The City Secretary, Mason Florus, led discussion on a Resolution for Two (2) Police Vehicles with Government Capital Corporation for the purpose of Financing and Authorizing the City  new residential lot.  motion passed unanimously.  Administrator to execute all required documents.  Florus explained that Mrs. Walker and Chief Brenek do not want to put any more strains on the budget and financing the two vehicles will help. We have worked with Government Capital in the past. Florus added that it is Mrs. Walker and Chief's recommendation to go with the 4-year Alderman Veselka made a motion, seconded by Alderman Ahlschlager, to accept the  financing.  Resolution. The motion passed unanimously.    Operations Manager, Darryl Moeller, announced to Council that the work on 957 is wrapping up. The contractors fixed all the driveways to their original conditions and planted grass. They are The permit with the railroad is going forward and the City is signing the necessary paperwork tomorrow. The Water Department have been repairing leaks and the Sewer Department is  off this week because a lot oft their crew is sick.  continuing performing maintenance at the plants.  City Secretary, Mason Florus, read City Administrator, Tami Walker's report:  Conducted staff meeting and met with Library Director, Thadious Polasek, about his City staff is currently evaluating all the bids from all the foundation contractors Conducted two interviews and offered a position to an individual for a spot in the Water Ifanyone wishes to ride in the Black History Month Parade, please contact me  failed fire inspection  Met with three more foundation repair contractors  Department  Florus concluded stating that 4 candidates filed for the upcoming elections:  Roger Moellenberndt - Place 3 Clarence Ahlschlager = Place 4  Julius "Jake" Berger and Kathy Kleiber - Place 5  However, as of this afternoon, Jake Berger withdrew his name. As a result, all seats are uncontested and there will be no 2024 General Election for the City of Schulenburg. Alderman Wick stated that the Field 5 Lights were on all night recently. Moeller answered that calling the City's main number will forward to our answering service after hours. They will then Alderman Veselka asked what caused the outage yesterday in Schulenburg and the surrounding area. Moller replied that we are working with LCRAI to investigate what caused the Alderman Veselka made a motion, seconded by Alderman Wick, to adjourn the meeting at 6:43.  contact someone on call to shut the lights off.  incident.  The motion passed unanimously.