The Board of Commissioners for the City of Alamo, Texas met for the Regular Meeting held on' Tuesday, May 7,2024 at 6:00 p.m., at the City of Alamo Municipal Building.  COMMISSION PRESENT: Mayor. J.R. Garza Okie Salinas, Mayor Pro-Tem Pete Moreles, Commissioner Roel Leon) Moreno Jr., Commissioner Arturo "AJ" Garcia, Commissioner STAFF PRESENT: Robert L. Salinas, City Manager Rick Palacios, City Attorney Michael Torres, ITI Director Alex Oyoque, Museum Director Saul Solis, Alamo Police Chief Roy Contreras, Alamo Fire Chief Sandra Chavez, Parks & Rec. Dir Adela] Perez, Purchasing Agent Melissal Leal, Water Billing Supervisor  COMMISSION ABSENT:  Alexandra! Rangel, Assistant City Manager Sergio Zavala, Planning Director Isauro Trevino, AEDC Consultant Ronnie Cruz, City Engineer Yvettel Mendoza, Finance Director Julio Villarreal Jr. Public Works Director Arturo Aguirre, HRI Director Lya Yllades, Public Information Director  C CALLI MEETING TO ORDER  Mayor J.R. Garza called the regular meeting held on Tuesday May 7, 2024 to order at 6:00 p.m. at the City of Alamo Municipal Building. City Manager Robert L. Salinas led  the Pledge ofA Allegiance and Pastor Tuttle ledi the Invocation.  C. Presentation and Announcements  Alamo Police Chief Saul Solis presented K-9 "Roni" and his handler Joe Montemayor. Joe Montemayor thanked K-9 "Roni" for his dedication through out his years of service. Alamo Police Chief Saul Solis also Trimad Engineer Rick Salazar presented his team and talked about his Mayor. J.R. Garza recognized Trimad Engineer Rick. Salazar for being and Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas congratulated Trimad Engineer Rick Commissioner Roel Leon Moreno Jr. invited everyone to be apart of the Inagural Special. Arm Forces Festival May 18th at. 3p.m. at The Landmark Centennial Queen Wanda L. Boush presented the City Commission and Commissioner Pete Morales recognized PSJA Memorial Wolverines students who had their distric match were they obtained 2nd place. Jay Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas invited everyone to our 12th Annual Watermelon Festival this upcoming Saturday. May 11", 2024 starting from Commissioner AJ Garcia invited everyone to the after party at the Railyard 83 Icehouse located at 1061 N. gth St. in Alamo Texas.  presented the new female K-9 "Onyx"  Commissioner Pete Morales thanked Officer K-9 "Roni" SBA Minority Owned Small Business of the Year Award. outstanding member of our community. Salazar and thanked himj for making Alamo proud.  on Tower Rd.  City Officials with a Centennial token.  Perez Almager and. Julio Gaytan were recognized.  2-11p.m.    D. Consideration and Action to Approve the minutes. for a regular meeting on Commissioner. Roel Leon Moreno. Jr: motioned to approve, Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas E. Consideration and Action on a Resolution and Road Closure for U.S. Business 83 from Whalen to Cesar Chavezj for the Diocese of Brownsville. National Assistant City Manager. Alexandra Rangel stated that on Wednesday. May 22, 2024 the Diocese of Brownsville will be holding their National Eucharistic. Pilgrimage. The proposed route will be from Business 83 from Whalen to Cesar Chavez on May 22, 2024. Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned to approve, Commissioner Pete Morales F. Consideration and Action on replacing the Parks and Recreation building roof. Parks and Recreation. Director Sandra Chavez. stated that the Parks and Recreation Department is in great need ofi replacing its building roof The roof has received several patching repairs in the past. This past rainy. season, the roof started leaking onto the basketball court by the stage ared.. About 10-15 rooft tiles were replaced due to water stains ini the lobby, restrooms ands storage areas. Investing into replacing the entire roof Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas asked ift this was aj full roof replacement of the entire Parks and. Recreation Director Sandra Chavez responded that) yes it will be aj full Commissioner Roel Leon Moreno. Jr: asked who created the. specs for the bids. Parks and. Recreation Director Sandra Chavez answered that each company has its unique approach to resolving the issue, resulting in varying prices and. slightly different Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas asked City Manager Robert L. Salinas that moving forward he would like for a city-side liaison who could provide expertise and answer construction-related, questions whenever needed as projects progress. Commissioner Pete Morales stated that he appreciates that in the quotes the warranty is Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned to approve the lowest quote, Commissioner Roel  April 16, 2024. seconded. Motion carried.  Eucharistic procession on Wednesday. May. 22, 2024.  Staffi is recommending approval. seconded. Motion carried.  will save us from. spending on smaller repairs everyyear:  building. replacement.  scopes of work.  included.  Leon Moreno Jr:. seconded. Motion carried.  G.C Consideration and Action to Approve the roof replacement of 840 W. Austin Museum Director Alejandro Oyoque stated that the building erected in 19501 to house the municipal court, Fire and Police department is in dire needi to have the roof replaced, last year's windstorms blew part of the structure allowing water to enter the building, creating more damage. Thel roofi is essential toj protect anyj future collections but most important to) protect the integrity oft the building itself as a historical land mark ofo four city. Staff's Recommendation: Staffrecommends Steve Lerma's Company based on scope  Ave. as the new City of Alamo Museum building.  ofwork    Mayor Pro-Tem Okie. Salinas stated the importance of through preparation, for the remodeling process, highlighting the potential unforeseen challenges that may arise once City_Attorney. Rick. Palacios stated toj please mentioned when andi ifapproved the name of Commissioner Roel Leon Moreno. Jr: motioned. to approve Lerma Construction; and  construction commences. the lowest quote.  Commissioner Pete Morales seconded. Motion carried.  H. Consideration and Possible. Action to declare weathered items listed as Surplus and authorize Bond & Bond Auctioneers LLCto auction offs such items. Purchasing Agent Adela Perez. stated to be advised that the last City auction was held in August 2023.. Alli items on the attached 2024 list) have been assessed and determined "Surplus" by various department directors. Surplus items are to be auctioned. off by Bond & Bond. Auctioneers, al bonaj fide agency we've used in the past. Ifthis item is approved, the auction will be scheduled on Saturday, May 25th at 10a.m. at their Edinburg location. Auction will be live in-person, andi will be. simulcast on 2 on-line platforms. Staf's Commissioner Pete Morales motioned. to approve, Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas  Recommendation: Approval seconded. Motion carried.  Consideration and Action on an emergency sewer plug to redo a sewer, plug to Public Works Director. Julio Villarreal. stated that on April 17, 2024 a service order was created for as sewer, problem at 430Alma Ave. calledi in by residents. Which the resident didn't come in toj payj for sewer unplug service until April 19, 20241 which at that time we had to contact City of San. Juan to assist with their equipment due to our hose being damaged at the time. Saenz Brothers were contracted for emergency. sewer, plug and 8f sewer tap to1 remove City of San. Juan equipment hose that had gotten. stuck ini between main line and service line causing an emergency tap to be redone at this time we noticed main line wasj full ofi rags and therefore we investigated, forcing us to emergency clean Commissioner. AJ Garcia asked about the backwards re-tap situation Public Works Director. Julio Villarreal answered that the flow was backwards. Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas asked ifthey) hadi this backward issue somewhere else. Public Works Director Julio Villarreal answered that this was thej first one they ran into. Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned: to approve, Commissioner, Pete Morales . Consideration and Action to Approve aj job description for creative producer. Assistant City Manager. Alexandra. Rangel stated that in 2023al Media Specialist position was approved to begin the development of the Public Information Department. In 2024 the City ofAlamo has seen a significant change ini media campaigns and platforms, the Public Information Director approached. management to change the media. specialist position to creative producer: This position will allow) for additional work and productivity. The Creative Producer is a versatile role responsible for managing the creative direction andi media strategy of various projects across multiple platforms. This  redo a sewer tap & emergency wet well cleaning.  wet well at Royal Palm Lif station #3.  seconded. Motion carried.    position involves overseeing the production process. from concept development through to final delivery, as well as implementing effective media campaigns to maximize audience Commissioner. Roel Leon Moreno. J: motioned. to approve, Commissioner AJGarcia  engagement and city visibility. Staff is recommending approval.  seconded. Motion carried. PUBLIC, HEARING  Discussion and Action on an Ordinance to Rezone the N.330' - E.220', Lot 2, Block 29, Alamo Land & Sugar Company Subdivision being 1.67Acre Gross (1.30 Acre Net), FROM Single-Dwelling Residential (R-1). District TO Multi-family and  Townhouse (R-2) District; Owners: Rutilio & Yesenia Pacheco  No citizen participation  K. Discussion and Action on an Ordinance to Rezone the N.. 330'- E. 220, Lot 2, Block 29, Alamo Land & Sugar Company Subdivision being 1.67. Acre Gross (1.30 Acre Net), FROM Single-dwelling Residential (R-1) District TO Multi- family and Townhouse (R-2) District; Owners: Rutilio & Yesenia Pacheco Planning. Director Sergio Zavala stated that the site is at the SW corner of Tower Road & Moore Road. The property has dimensions of approximately 330'x 220. This un-platted tract was voluntarily annexed earlier this year with a policy-imposed. R-1 zoning district. The owners purchased the property in 2023. There is a R-1 zoned vacant acreage to the north. To the east, west & south are UN-zoned properties (outside the city limits). Also, there's single family homes to the east and west; however; to the south is an adjoining multi-family complex and to the NEi is al built-out moderate density residential (mobile home) development. The future land use map shows, in broad strokes, a low- density residential designation. Being in a mixed land use area, compounded with citylcounty. jurisdictions, especially at a corner. site of2 semi-major streets (whose traffic will increase over time), the R-2 zoning may be reasonably considered. Remember; to the NE is ai moderate density mobile home development; and to the south is a multi-family development, too. I's felt that having a single-family home at this corner may not be too palatable, too. There was no citizens opposition at the P&ZI hearing of April 17, 2024 Commissioner Pete Morales motioned to approve, Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas  Staff Recommendation: Approval. seconded. Motion carried. PUBLIC HEARING Pablo Trevino No citizen participation.  Discussion and Possible Action on an Ordinance for a Conditional Use Permit for the sale of Alcoholic beverages for on-site consumption on Lots 31 & 32, Plena Vista Gardens, 1042 S.. Alamo Rd.; Zoning District is Commercial'; Applicant is  L. Discussion and Possible Action on an Ordinance. for a Conditional Use Permit for the sale of Alcoholic beverages for on-site consumption on Lots 31 &32, Plena Vista Gardens, 1042 S. Alamo Rd.; Zoning District is 'Commercial!; Planning Director Sergio Zavala stated that the site is at the NE corner. juncture of Alamo Road and Moore Road. The site has a rectangular commercial structure with  Applicant is Pablo Trevino    several suites, with a paved common parking lot. The site has 1 paved driveway onto Alamo Rd, & and 1 driveway onto Moore Road. Several CUP points are as follows:  Suite is 26'x 15'or 390s sq.. f. w/2 exits 3tables w/4 chairs each= 12 chairs 4parking spaces required; 20+ on site Open Mon- Frij from 12 noon to 2 am parking lines needr re-painting  2employees  City Codes mandate that such businesses be 300' from residential areas; which are 25'to the east. However; City Codes also allow P&Z to recommend variance to the City Commission on waiving the encroachment into the 300' radius. Staff reminds P&Z that in 2023, the City Commission gave variance to a much larger bar with more seats along the Frontage Road being 20' from residential, properties. There is a 5'paved sidewalk already along Alamo Road; but the landscaping code is lacking a lot. However, for such a small business, we could scale back the landscaping code for year 1 and see how the business is doing after 1 year to then likely impose a higher measure of landscaping compliance.  Planning's recommendations: Approval subject to: 1) l-year after business activates;  2)1 waiving the. 300's separation requirement based on precedence set in 2022; 3). secure business license wlall parking lines being re-striped;  4) secure TABC licensing, 5) abide by Noise Ordinance; hedge deferred until qfier) year 1).  6) plant 7' shade trees at. 30' intervals along Alamo's frontage (Note: the continuous 3' Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas asked Planning Director Sergio Zavala if he informs residents that failure to comply may result in non-renewal of their Conditional Use Planning Director Sergio Zavala answered that is particularly look at in the renewal stage unless is something pretty major then the Police Department will alert the Planning Commissioner Pete Morales asked who enforces the codes int that particular area. Planning. Director Sergio Zavala explained the Planning Department protocol. Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned to approve, Commissioner Roel Leon Moreno Jr: M. Request by MCDONALD'S. REP to have the Board of Commissioners authorize the City Manager's Office to Issue a Building Permit prior to recording the 1- lots subdivision, plat on property described. as a 1.198 Acre Tract of the North 10 Acres of Lot 11, Block. 32, Alamo Land &. Sugar CompanysSabdnsion. Planning. Director Sergio Zavala stated that the planning staff received a written request from the reps of MCDONALD'S, dated April 16, 2024, to have the Commissioners consider authorizing the City Manager to issue a building permit, for a new 3780. square foot restaurant; valued at 81.8 million. The site is approximately 300' west of the intersection of Alamo Rd/Ridge Rd. Staff has been working and meeting with their engineering firm to. finalize the platting process. The plat has been administratively approved via prevailing subdivision codes. As the Board of Commissioners may recall, a similar request was approved. for the Stripes store and Bordertown meat market to issue  Permit.  Department quickly. The CUP can always be revoked ifneeded.  seconded. Motioned carried.    their building permits, but record the 1-lot plat prior to final occupancy. Staff  recommendation. is approval subject to:  1. minor utility work. 2. 3.  Issuing the building permit after a Notice to Proceed (NTP) is issued for the plats' Securing the required business license prior to commercial occupancylacthvation. No 'Final Approval' or occupancy without ai recorded plat & 'As-builts!. McDonalds Engineer Carlos Garza presented himself and stated that he would like to Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned to approve, Mayor JR. Garza seconded. Motion N. Discussion and Possible Action on a Final Plat Approval of Cantera Hermosa #5 Subdivision being 19.394 Acres of Lot 8, Block 46, Alamo Land & Sugar Company's Subd., ETJ; Developer is Cuatro Tierras; Engineer is Melden & Planning Director Sergio Zavala stated that the Cantera Hermosa #5 is 6/0ths ofar mile east of Tower Road, along the north side of Eldora Road. The plat proposes 77 single family residential lots that meet & exceed. Alamo's min. 6250 sq.f. 'Lot' threshold. The plat is not in Alamo's city limits; but is in our ETJ. Water: The plat lies in NAWSC's CCN. From the existing 8" water line along Eldora, an 8" network will be extended throughout the series of 4 streets to serve all the lots. The regional loop for all the Cantera Hermosa developments shows this off-site loop to the south. The developer is also providing 6 new. fire hydrants, located at junctures approved by the Fire Marshal. Also, on the street stubs to the west and north, the water line has been. stubbed at these junctures to allow. future interconnection (and looping) by developing others; thus, any semblance of being un-looped will be temporary. Sanitary sewer: This area is in NAWSC's. sewer CCN. This developer will be installing a new off-site 12" sanitary sewer line along the easternmost. N-S street to service this row of lots. The other extensions to serve the remaining lots will tie onto this 12" sewer line with an 8" network. Manholes appear to be shown at proper intervals, too. The sewer has also been capped at the street stub to the north to be further extended by. future developers, too. Streets: The plat dedicates the required. 20' additional ROW for Eldora for a total of 40' ROW centerline via Hidalgo County's MPO Thoroughfare Map. The developer has coordinated with the County's precinct office to have a longer pavement section, off-site toward Tower Road, be completed. On the internal street system, the plat reflects 4 new streets. AlI streets reflect the standard 50' ROW with a pavement width of 32'1 B-B. Finally, a streetlighting plan meeting County standards has already been paid for/installed. Storm drainage: The Hidalgo County Drainage District #1 has approved of M&H's drainage report. The streets will be drained through a. series of 24"s storm lines onto a drainage ditch along the perimeter east. New. 36"/42"/48", storm lines will tie this CHS detention pond on the north side of Eldora TO the CH3 detention pond on the south side of Eldora. Note: due to the depth of the ditch, the developer will needi to install a minimum 6' fence buffering fence at the rear of lots adjoining it. Other comments: Typical platting requirements will be  break ground as soon as possible with this new project.  carried.  Hunt  imposed to include, but not limited to thej following: 1) has already paid the parkj fees, 2) has complied with) water district exclusion, 3) has complied with street name alignment policy, 4) has complied with prevailing street light policy (County of Hidalgo), 5) pave 5'sidewalk along plats' frontage to Eldora, etc. 6) and meet all other prevailing subdivision codes and policies.    Staff and P&Z Boardi is recommending approval.  Commissioner AJ Garcia motioned to approve, Mayor J.R. Garza seconded. Motion 0. Discussion and Possible Action on a Final Plat Approval for Co Villages Subdivision being 5.00 Acres out of Lot 13, BK 40, Alamo Land & Sugar Company's Subdivision, Commercial (C) zoning district; Developers: Netanial Planning Director Sergio Zavala stated that the 3-lot commercially zoned subdivision is located approximately 670' north of W. Nebraska, along the east side of Alamo Road. The 31 lots all have street frontage to Alamo Road, with the middle lot having a panhandle to then widen up to the east. Water: The lots will be tiedi into al looped8 8" water line network. This developer will also surround Lot 3 with an 8" water line that has several tees to potentially be tapped onto by developing adjoiners. Hydrants will be located via the direction of the Fire Marshall. On sanitary sewer; 8" sewer trunk lines will provide the 3 lots. On drainage, please refer to the HCDD#! approved drainage report. The 2 commercial lots on either side of the middle lot will detain on site; then connect to TXDoT's drainage system. On the larger Lot 3, after on-site detention is met, the overflow will be diverted to the laguna to the east of the property. This is a city facility that is satisfactory to Public Works/City Engineering. An existing irrigation line traverses the property that will be relocated to reflect a by-pass to the properties. Trevino Engineering has closely coordinated this relocation with the irrigation dist. Plat Note #10 assures that Site Plan Approval will be required of the P&Z Commission and the Board of Commissioners, too. Any building permit for the primary structures must be reviewed and approved by these boards to assure full transparency and code compliance. Staff  carried.  Abir & Ben Levi; Engineer is Trevino Engineering  Recommendation: Approval subject to the following conditions:  compliance to the city's prevailing subdivision codes that will park fees (for the water district exclusion SO Alamo may, secure necessary water rights and,  apt).  3) providing as-builts oft the built infrastructure.  Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas asked about the sanitary. services for this area. City. Manager Robert L. Salinas stated that the sewer extension is coming. from the West Planning Director Sergio Zavala showed exhibit # 0-4 explaining where the sewer City Manager. Robert L. Salinas stated that with that sewer extension they will leave the Planning Director Sergio Zavala further discussed about the policies and how they will Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned to approve, Commissioner Pete Morales P. Discussion and Possible Action on an Ordinance to Amend title 9 'Building Regulations!, Chapter 1 'Building Codes', Section 9-1-3 'Building Code Permit Fees' to reconcile a discovered conflict of 'cost' of the Reinspection Fee structure; and to clarify the proper application of the reinspection, fee per trade  side of Alamo Rd. from the Alamo. Heights connection was going to take place  sewer connections prepared on the North and. South side.  help us with the new. subdivisions. seconded. Motion carried.    Planning Director Sergio Zavala. stated that two weeks ago, Planning discovered an error in our codes regarding the reinspection, fee to impose during the building construction process. In 2013, an ordinance was passed to declare the reinspection fee as $50. However; the subsections per trade (plumbing, electrical, mechanical) remained as $25 in their respective. This ordinance will reconcile all Code subsections regarding reinspection fees to what was intended in 2013. Also, the reinspection fee is intended to be applied for each trade. When the inspector goes to the site to do 2 or. 3 re-inspections for work that was initially inspected but failed, he has to examine the work to assure that itz meets prevailing codes for that trade. The proper use oft the reinspection, fee is to apply itj for each trade, e.g., plumbing, mechanical, or electrical work. This ordinance clarifies this for both the subcontractors and City Staff Staf's Recommendation: Approval. Commissioner Roel Leon Moreno Jr asked if several inspections. fail at the same time, Planning Director Sergio Zavala answered that ifalli inspections fail then each one must Commissioner Roel Leon Moreno Jr: motioned to approve, Commissioner AJ Garcia  will they charge each inspection oni its own or all together:  be charged individually. second. Motion carried.  Discussion and Possible Action regarding a request from Jose Angel Buenrostro to maintain an open carport structure on/over public right-of-way located at Lot 19, Oak Grove Subdivision aka 943S. 14th Street, Alamo, Texas Planning Director Sergio Zavala stated that the matter ofai resident having built an open carport onlover public right-of-way came to the attention of the Planning Department in April. The residential, property is described as Lot 19, Oak Grove Subdivision, being 943 S.1 14th Street; andi is owned by. Jose and Herminia Buenrostro. A letter was procedurally mailed to the owner on April 11, 2024 regarding this infraction. They have chosen to approach the City Commission to request that it remain. In the City Commission packets, the city council could find exhibits reflecting the structure supporting columns to be just within perimeter of the City's ROW; concrete blocks are placed under the tarped overhang. Regarding the provisions referenced by Mr: Buenrostro from Title 10's 'Zoning Regulations' on what is a 'structure'; and from Title 9's Building Regulations' on when landscaping requirements will be imposed, Planning's response is that Code Enforcement's letter did not cite these sections but more accurately cited 2021 International Building Codes' provisions as being violated, such provisions were not disputed by the owner: Building an open carport, whose support columns are cemented- in, and having its tarped overhang entirely over public ROW (someone else's property) is clearly ai violation, ie., an un-permitted; private residential driveway onj public ROW. Staff agrees w/the owner that open carports are a necessity. for families since it offers protection to the vehicles and motorists. However; such private improvements are always on private property. The aerial. shows that the 18'- 20' wide driveway can accommodate a carport, it'd be entirely on private property, & be in compliance to Alamo's open carport building setback codes. Planning's Ist Recommendation: Denial; provide 60-90 days to remove; may secure permit to install ai replacement carport on their own private property; approving this violation may. set precedence. Planning's 2nd Recommendation:  Ifapproved, an agreement. should be signed/recordedi were  itwill remain at risk toi the city demanding it be removed at any time; owners will be responsible for any damage/injury that may occur due to the once construction occurs to ane eventual development to the south. the carport will  carport's ROW placement; and  be removed within 60 days oft the city's notice.    Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas motioned to approve subject to choosing Plannings second R. Discussion and Possible Action on an Ordinance to Amend Title 3 'Business and License Regulations', Chapter 6 Taxicab Businesses' to Provide Comprehensive Updates and Adjustments to the Taxicab Service Codes Planning Director Sergio Zavala stated that there was an expressed interest to Management in December 2023 by a prospective taxicab company to provide their services in Alamo. The matter was handed to Planning to assess and process. After reading the current Taxicab regulations, it was clear that the provisions, some established After Planning's cxaminationirefmement of Alamo's current code, this resulted in the 12- page draft provided in your agenda packet. In this draft, the following bullet-points are  recommendation, MayorJ.R. Garza seconded. Motion carried.  as far back as 1945, invited the whole code to be re-vamped.  high-lighted forj your consideration:  Enhances the definitions of the current taxicab code; now includes Taximeter' Provides Management to delegate enforcement to other staff since No City Requires applicants' consent to secure their gemlmdapalon Requires applicant's Dr's clearance that applicant has no physical Imental Ifa taxicab license will be revoked, such will be done at a regularly scheduled City Commission meeting. (Note: ifthe taxicab's insurance is terminated, expires, or revoked, then the taxicab permit is automatically terminated, ie., no formal Provides the criteria where no license will be issued to certain persons (Sect. 3-6- Taxicab (motor vehicle). permit fees for 12 months was updated from $50 to $100. Renewal inspections required; renewal fee updated from $25 to $75 The #ofpermittedi taxicabs are based on 1 per. 5000 inj population. Insurance coverage is mandatory; if lapse or expired, permit is automatically Each taxicab vehicle must be semi-annually inspected to assure that it is efficiently operable; said mechanical report to be provided to the city within 48 Taxi drivers must report all accidents to the city within 101 working days Taxi drivers must be respectful; not use abusive language; and they shall not Outlines fees/fares; luggage fees; and a lost & found process. Planning has confèrred with taxicab personnel to maximize ordinance's realistic  Secretary is present. background. data disease or disability  action is required by the City Commission).  4(A)  terminated.  hours afier completion smoke in the taxi vibrancy  Staffi is recommending approval  Commissioner AJ Garcia motioned to approve, Mayor J.R. Garza seconded. Motion S. Presentation regarding the resubmission of TPWD Grant application for the AEDC Consultant Isauro Trevino gave a hardcopy of the proposed resubmission of the  carried.  Alaniz Park  Alaniz Park Improvements andj further explained the following;  6'wide walking trail (Approx W mile) Alli inclusive, play area (6,900sf)    Basketball court over existing concrete slab  Butterfly garden Tennis courts (2 courts)  Pickleball courts (3 courts) over existing concrete slab Exercise fitness station at existing shade structure Existing restrooms to be renovated Family restroom at existing building Additional 8! parking spaces Baseball field tor remain, not ins scope Existing building tor remain, not in scope New shade canopy  Parking lot  City Commission further discussed about the different amenities and options for the Alaniz Park. They also congratulated. AEDC Consultant Isauro Trevino for his hard work T. Discussion and. Action regarding the City of Alamo's TML Insurance Plans. City Manager Robert L. Salinas stated that as) you know the insurances have been going up every. year and it is no surprise that it will happen again this year. From November 2021 to October 2023, our group loss ratio soared to 134.58%, far exceeding the desirable 80% threshold. Given this stark reality, it's prudent to seek expert assistance on  and dedication.  navigating insurance policies and obtaining competitive quotes. City Attorney Rick Palacios. stated his recommendations. for this request.  Mayor Pro-Tem Okie Salinas made a motion to go. for RFOs for a new agent record, CITIZEN PARTICIPATION: Five minutes per person with no response from the Resident. Jacob Clinton requested help from the City Commission in regards to court fees.  Commissioner AJ Garcia seconded. Motion Carried.  City Commission. Residents must sign up prior to the city meeting.  I.  ADJOURNMENT  Citizens are encouraged to sign the attendance sheet.  There being noj further business, Mayor. JR. Garza adjourned the meeting at 7:54p.m.  PRAK  ATTEST:  City Manager  h