Page199  CITY OF FORT STOCKTON, TEXAS  MINUTES OF: DATE OF MEETING: TIME OF MEETING: PLACE OF MEETING:  REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING DECEMBER 12, 2022 5:30 PM  121 WEST SECOND STREET FORT STOCKTON, TX 79735  ROLL CALL WAS ANSWERED BY COUNCIL MEMBERS:  PRESENT: DARREN HODGES, JOE CHRIS ALEXANDER, PAUL CASIAS, RUBENJB BERNAL,  RUBEN FALCON  JAMES WARNOCK WAS PRESENT VIA ZOOM  Mayor Joe Chris Alexander called the Regular Meeting to Order at 5:30 p.m. after declaring a  quorum present.  Mayor Joe Chris Alexander read the Mission Statement:  "The Mission of the City of Fort Stockton Municipal Government is to Promote & Value Public Confidence and Trust by the. Accountable and Responsible Use ofCommunity Resources; to Ensure Public Safety; Improve Public Services; Promote Local Recreation and  Entertainment; and Generate Economic Development. Council Member Darren Hodges gave the Invocation.  Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias led the Pledge of Allegiance to the United States of America Flag &  the Pledge of Allegiance to the Texas Flag.  PRESENTATIONS:  1. Presentation ofLife Saving Award to Patrol Officer IJessica Sherrell for Her Exceptional Performance ofLife Saving Measures on November 14, 2022. (Mayor)  Mayor Joe Chris Alexander presented Patrol Officer I Jessica Sherrell with the Life Saving Award for her Exceptional Performance ofLife Saving Measures exhibited on  November 14, 2022.  2. Presentation of Awards to Joe Chris Alexander, Vanessa Cardwell, Jerome Chavez, Kevin Dehaven, Joe Ben Gallegos, Jr., Joe Hernandez, Sylvia Hernandez, Gil-Rey Madrid, Rev. Jim    Page 1100  Miles, Ember Renteria, Ken Ripley, Lou Ann Tovar, Anthony Urias, Terry Whigham, and Ethny Valenzuela for their service as Charter Commission Members for 2022. (City Mgr.) Mayor. Joe Chris Alexander presented the 2022 Charter Commission Members with awards  fors serving on the Commission.  3. ChiefofPolice Robert Lujan with Fort Stockton Police Department--  Statistics Report for November 2022  Calls for Service: Dispatched FSPD FSFD PCEMS PCSO Accidents Worked: Accidents (PD) Traffic Stops/Violations Traffic Citations Issued Traffic Stops (PD) Misdemeanors Felonies  Investigations Initiated: 1406 83d District Attorney 844 112+h District Attorney County, Attorney 148 Juvenile Probation 53 Total Arrests: 24 Assault - Family Violence Burglary 407 Criminal Mischief 47 Criminal Trespass: 250 Disorderly Conduct Driving While Intoxicated 42 Evading Arrest 10 Undocumented Non-Citizens Murder  10 Fire 1 Calls 10 0 Report for 39 3 1 1 13 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 1 6 12  11  Possession ofo a Controlled Substance Possession of Marijuana Public Intoxication Resisting Arrest Theft Warrants  November 2022  CAD # Agency Received Call Type  Disposition Location FC-FIRE CALL 106SSPECOSST PCSO-PCSO EOF WARNOCK ROAD PCSO-PCSO MM 288 EB  22- 013834 22- 013825 22- 013806  11/27/2022 FIRE-F FIRE 15:55:58 11/27/2022 TRAFFIC 12:19:52 11/26/2022 TRAFFIC 23:23:27  FSFD PCSO PCSO  CALL 10-50- ACCIDENT 10-50- ACCIDENT    Page/101  10-50- 11/24/2022 TRAFFIC 07:23:46 ACCIDENT 11/18/2022 FIRE- - FIRE 13:33:54 CALL 11/15/2022 FIRE-F FIRE 11:43 CALL 11/15/2022 EMS-E EMS 07:30:09 CALL 11/13/2022 FIRE-F FIRE 6:09 CALL 11/13/2022 FIRE-FIRE 03:18:01 CALL 11/12/2022 FIRE - FIRE 14:31 CALL 11/11/2022 FIRE - FIRE 20:33:43 CALL 11/05/2022 FIRE-F FIRE 15:26:37 CALL 10-50- 11/04/2022 TRAFFIC 14:28:17 ACCIDENT 11/4/2022 FIRE- - FIRE 6:29 CALL 11/02/2022 FIRE- FIRE 11:49:50 CALL 11/02/2022 FIRE-FIRE 07:58:52 CALL 11/01/2022 FIRE- FIRE 12:09:57 CALL  22- 013694 22- 013440 22- 013282 22- 013271 22- 013198 22- 013197 22- 013177 22- 013144 22- 012823 22- 012770 PCSO 22- 012749 22- 012659 22- 012647 22- 012608  PCSO FSFD FSFD PCEMS FSFD FSFD FSFD PCSO FSFD  PCSO-PCSO HWY $67/110 FC- FIRE CALL 5-10MSOF: 1450/1776 FC-FIRE CALL 349 & FM 3166  EMS- EMS  1508 W W: 14TH  FC- FIRE CALL 251GST FC- FIRE CALL HWY 67/ HOVEY RD FC- FIRE CALL GOMEZ/285 N FC- FIRE CALL STONE RD/ 46TH FC-FIRE CALL ROAD  253EEA ALEXANDER 285SNEAR LONG  PCSO-PCSO FELLOW RANCH RD PCSO-PCSO MM 314SOF110 FC- FIRE CALL 30MSON67S FC- FIRE CALL 308 TEXASST FC- FIRE CALL HWY 385 MM 470  FSFD FSFD FSFD FSFD  SRO Activity Report for November 2022  Fort Stockton High School: Officer Assigned: Rosalie Acosta Calls For Service: 48 Traffic Contacts: 17 Investigations:  3  Unsecured doors reported to staff: 6 Fort Stockton Middle School: Calls For Service: 23  Officer Assigned: Javier Ybarra/ Isaac Matamoros    Page1102  Traffic Contacts: Investigations:  Unsecured doors reported to staff: Fort Stockton Intermediate School: Officer Assigned: Isaiah Marquez  Calls For Service: 1 Traffic Contacts: 7 Investigations: 1  Unsecured doors reported to staff: 0 Fort Stockton Alamo Elementary School: Officer Assigned: Javier Soto Calls For Service: 15 Traffic Contacts: 16 Investigations:  0  Unsecured doors reported to staff: 1 Fort Stockton Apache Elementary School: Officer Assigned: John Aguilera Calls For Service: 8 Traffic Contacts: 1 Investigations: Misc. Info:  0  Unsecured doors reported to staff: 4  Fire drills reported at Alamo & Intermediate schools.  4 City Manager Frank Rodriguez III----  . City Manager's Report Employee Appreciation Banquet: Appreciation Banquet.  City Manager Frank Rodriguez III Thanked City Council for their support oft the Employee He thanked Human Resource Director Sara Mata, CVB Director Cindy Melendez, Tourism Director Brenda Delao, and Director of Finance Maria Rodriguez for making the Employee  Appreciation Banquet happen. Convention Center:  He explained that the Remodel of City Hall Restrooms is almost complete. The inside and outside Convention Center Restrooms Project is in the process of being done.    Page/103  Landfill:  The Landfill Project is ini its last phase. The Office building at the Landfill is being worked  on to be able to adjust the weight stations as needed.  We are close to the transition from the Old Landfill to thel New Landfill.  They are doing their Buffer Locaters. Gene Cummings Park:  The Solar Lights for Gene Cummings Park are close to being completed.  There is a Water Reclamation Project that will reuse the water from the Spray Park to  water the grass in that area.  Basketball goals will be installed now that we received our lift truck back.  LiftTruck: atimely manner.  Our lift truck has allowed our Parks' Department to put up and take down our decorations in  The lift truck has helped our Parks Department tremendously.  Economic Development Corporation:  In. January our Economic Development Corporation Director will present an update  on ongoing projects and any new projects they might have.  CONSENT AGENDA:  5. All matters listed are considered to be routine by the City Council and will be enacted by one motion. If discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and  considered separately. Minutes: (Mayor)   Special Meeting Minutes ofl Fort Stockton City Council, 11/15/2022 Regular Meeting Minutes of Fort Stockton Tourism Advisory Board, 10/19/2022 Regular Meeting Minutes of Intergovemmental Recreation Board, 09/21/2022 Regular Meeting Minutes of Economic Development 4-A Corporation, 09/15/2022 Regular Meeting Minutes of Economic Development 4-B Corporation, 09/15/2022 Regular Meeting Minutes of Substandard Building Committee, 09/01/2022 Regular Meeting Minutes of Substandard Building Committee, 11/03/2022    Page 1104  Accounts Payable Grand Total:  $965,649.04  Council Member Ruben Falcon noticed that none oft the substandard property owners were present at the Substandard Building Committee Meeting. He inquired what action is taken Building Official Roy Mendoza explained that Code Enforcement contacts property owners via certified letter prior to the meeting requesting feedback on the property. He further explained in most cases ifthe property owners are not able to attend the meeting they respond  when the property owners do not respond to notifications.  via phone call, text, e-mail or letter.  Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Council Member Ruben JI Bernal, and passed to approve Consent Agenda, as presented. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Council Member Ruben J. Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye. Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias abstained from the motion.  REGULAR BUSINESS:  . Discuss/Act upon Angle Parking for the 200 Block of North Oklahoma Street, between 2nd Street & 3rd Street, in accordance with Section 23-112, Titled Angle and Parallel Parking of City Manager Frank Rodriguez explained this issue was brought to his attention Thursday afternoon by Reverend Jim Miles. He stated Officer Derrick Stratton advised him that angle parking was illegal in that area. In Accordance with Section 23-112 of the Fort Stockton Code of Ordinances, Angle Parking is allowed with the approval of City Council and proper  the Fort Stockton Code of Ordinances. (City Mgr.)  signage. This particular street is 46' from one curb to the other curb. Historically there have not been any complaints about the parking in this area. Correspondence was received from Assistant Superintendent Gil-Rey Madrid stating that the school has a mutual agreement concerning the parking during school hours. Cones are placed in this area from 7:15 a.m. 8:10 a.m. during the morning drop-off. The cones are then picked up and replaced for afterschool pick-up between 4:30 p.m. and the end of pick-up. When early release occurs, the cones are placed 30 minutes prior to and picked up 30  minutes after the designated times.  The officer assigned to the Intermediate School noticed individuals parking at an angle at the Church. There is some parking ini the back of the church; however, it is a far walk to get to    Page1105  the entrance oft the church. Under Section 23-112 oft the Fort Stockton Code ofOrdinancesi it states angled parking should not be allowed ifit requires traffic to drive on the left side of the road. The congregation have been parking at an angle for over 70 years. City Manager Frank Rodriguez suggested allowing an Engineer to study this issue. In the meantime, there is a traffic form that will allow the street to be blocked off for the designated hours until this  situation is resolved.  Ken Ripley of2001 W. 7th Street spoke on behalf oft the church. He explained last week the Rotary Club was meeting at the church when an officer came in and advised everyone, they were illegally parking. Mr. Ripley explained ever since the church was constructed the congregation have been parking at an angle not realizing it was a violation. He further explained they angle park on the east side of Oklahoma and parallel park on the west side of Oklahoma. He stated there has never been a complaint prior to this notification. Council Member Ruben J. Bernal asked Assistant Chiefof] Police Ernesto Velasquez if the angle parking in this location was considered a violation due to it creating a blind spot. Assistant Chief of Police Ernesto Velasquez explained parking in this manner does not Mr. Ken Ripley informed City Council there have been times where through traffic has been blocked off the majority oft the day rather than just during school drop-off and pick-up times. He also added that the church parking is utilized by parents trying to pick up their children He mentioned painting stripes to direct the angle oft the parking as an option to remedy the parking issue. He requested angle parking along the east side to accommodate larger  allow: for two-way traffic.  after school.  gatherings.  City Manager Frank Rodriguez III stated they could angle one: side and allow for parallel Mayor Joe Chris Alexander suggested allowing the City Manager and the Police Department to study the issue in order to come up with a solution. He recommended striping City Manager Frank Rodriguez III suggested completing the traffic form for the church to allow for traffic alteration during church services until aj permanent solution is decided  parking on the other.  the angled parking.  on. This will allow enough time for ai resolution to be made.    Page 1106  Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Council Member Ruben Falcon, and carried unanimously to approve Allow City Manager Frank Rodriguez to make a study and bring it back before City Council. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council  Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  7. Discuss/Act upon Roof Repairs to 1710 N. Front, Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 through J Ferg Pros with Thel Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) Purchasing Cooperative, Contract City Manager Frank Rodriguez explained J Ferg Pros with The Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 200604 provided multiple options for the roof repairs to 17101 N. Front. He advised that the Administration Team recommended Option 1, SPF Roof System with a 20-year manufacture warranty and a 5-year workmanship Council Member Ruben J. Bernal inquired ifaj pitch would be added to the roof. City Manager Frank Rodriguez explained there would be ai roofing foam added to the areas that need it. However, there is enough ofas slope to allow for run-off.  No. 200604. (City Mgr./P.W. Dir.)  for $81,900.00.  Motion was made by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, and carried unanimously to approve the Roof Repairs to 1710 N. Front, Fort Stockton, Texas 79735 through JI Ferg Pros with the Interlocal Purchasing System (TIPS) Purchasing Cooperative, Contract No. 200604 for $81,900.00. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben  Falcon voted aye.  8. Discuss/Act upon Police Department Roof Repair Agreement between the City of  Fort Stockton and. J. Ferg Pros. (City Mgr./City Atty.)  City Attorney Puja Boinpally advised City Council she went ahead and drafted the Police Department Roof Repair Agreement between the City of Fort Stockton and J Ferg Pros since they would only meet once during the month of December. The timeframe of the projectis 3 weeks from December 12, 2022. The agreement is for Option 1 for $81,900.00.    Page1107  Motion was made by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, seconded by Council Member Darren Hodges, and carried unanimously to approve Police Department Roof] Repair Agreement between the City of Fort Stockton and JI Ferg Pros. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben  Falcon voted aye.  9. Discuss/Act upon City of Fort Stockton - Pecos County 2023 Services Agreement  Coyanosa/Imperial Trash Collection. (Mayor/City Mgr.)  Assistant City Manager Jesse Gonzales Jr. advised City Council there were a few changes made to the annual agreement. This agreement was changed from an annual Article 1, Section 2 was added which allows the city to charge in accordance with the  agreement to a 5-year agreement.  ordinance rates rather than a fixed rate.  Council Member Ruben Falcon inquired where the agreement addresses additional pick-ups. Assistant City Manager Jesse Gonzales, Jr. replied additional pick-ups are addressed in City Attorney Puja Boinpally advised City Council Section 3 states, should City adjust rates within the calendar year, County will be subject to the adjusted rates beginning January Motion was made by Council Member Ruben Falcon, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve City of Fort Stockton - Pecos County 2023 Service Agreement- Coyanosallmperial Trash Collection. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member. James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council  the Ordinance itself.  1oft the new year.  Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  10. Discuss/Act upon Consent to Assign Surface. Agreement for Partial Assignment oft the Existing Contract for Blue Ridge Farms from Forge Energy II Delaware Midstream, LLC, as assignor, to WaterBridge Resources Delaware, LLC, as assignee. (City Mgr./City Atty.) City Attorney Puja Boinpally advised City Council, Forge will continue to operate the oil and gas well locations, lease roads, facility sites and other oil and gas pipelines on the Blue Ridge Farms property and WaterBridge will be operating the produced water pipelines and    Page 108  two Faraday SWD wells. WaterBridge will be held to the same obligations and standards Council Member Darren Hodges stated the City should be intitled to an easement payment or royalties for the water that goes through the property, as Water Disposal belongs Council Member Ruben Falcon inquired ift the City has any other active agreements  that Forge is under the terms ofthe Surface Use Agreement.  to the Surface Owner. with WaterBridge.  City Attorney Puja Boinpally replied that the only agreement the City had  with WaterBridge was terminated.  Council Member Ruben J. Bernal inquired what the City would receive from WaterBridge. City Attorney Puja Boinpally responded that WaterBridge would take over the  current agreement with the same conditions.  City Attorney Puja Boinpally stated the agreement itself states Assignment cannot be reasonably withheld. She stated there is no reason that she has to withhold the assignment. Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve Consent to Assign Surface Agreement for Partial Assignment of the Existing Contract for Blue Ridge Farms from Forge Energy II Delaware Midstream, LLC, as assignor, to WaterBridge Resource Delaware, LLC, as assignee. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayr Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member 11. Discuss/Act upon Pay Application No. 1 totaling $35,871.25 for Work Performed by L.T. Construction, LLC on Site-A ofthe Additions of Restrooms for the Fort Stockton  Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  Convention Center. (City Mgr./City Atty.)  City Manager Frank Rodriguez III explained the City Engineer has reviewed and approved the work completed for Pay Application No. 1 for the restrooms located at the Hodges Pavilion area. He requested permission to authorize Pay Application No. 1 totaling Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve Pay Applicaiton No. 1 totaling $35,871.25 for Work Performed by L.T. Construction, LLC on Site-A of the Additions  $35,871.25.    Page1109  ofRestrooms for the Fort Stockton Convention Center. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro- Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon  voted aye.  12. Discuss/Act upon Pay Application No. 1 totaling $30,310.61 for Work Performed by L.T. Construction, LLC on Site-B of the Additions of Restrooms for the Fort Stockton  Convention Center. (City Mgr./City Atty.)  City Manager Frank Rodriguez III explained the City Engineer reviewed and approved the work completed on the restrooms located inside the Convention Center. Therefore, he requested permission to authorize Pay Application No. 1 totaling $30,310.61. The money for Motion was made by Council Member Ruben Falcon, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve. Pay Application No. 1 totaling $30,310.61 for Work Performed by L.T. Construction, LLC on Site-B of the Additions of Restrooms for thel Fort Stockton Convention Center. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro- Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon  this project will come out of the venue tax.  voted aye.  13. Discuss/Act upon Solicitation of Request for Proposals for a 2-Year Service Agreement for Bulk Fuel, Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF), Coolant/Anti-Frecze, Engine Oil, & Hydraulic Oil that shall be delivered to the City's Maintenance Yard and Current/New Landfill. (City City Manager Frank Rodriguez explained it is time to request permission to  Mgr./P.W. Dir.)  Solicit Proposals for Bulk Fuel.  Motion was made by Council Member Ruben Falcon, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve Solicit Proposals for a 2-Year Service Agreement for Bulk Fuel, Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF), Coolant/Anti-Freeze, Engine Oil, & Hydraulic Oil that shall be delivered to the City's Maintenance Yard and Current/New Landfill. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member 14. Discuss/Act upon the Appointment of one (1) member to the Tourism Advisory Board. (City  Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  Mgr./City Atty.)    Page: 1110  Mayor Joe Chris Alexander explained this appointment would be to replace al board member removed for missing more meetings than allowed per year in accordance with the Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to Appoint Lawson Kemp as a member of the Tourism Advisory Board. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye. Mayor Joe Chris Alexander recessed from the Regular City Council Meeting at 6:26  Tourism Advisory Board By-laws.  p.m.  Board of Adjustment Chairman Ruben Falcon convened into the Board of Adjustment at  6:27 p.m. after declaring a quorum present.  Chairman Ruben Falcon recessed from the Board of Adjustment Meeting to convene  into the Public Hearing at 7:15 p.m.  15. Application Request to Consider a Special Exception Allowing for the Placement ofa Mobile Home in a One-Family Dwelling District (SF-3), Located on Lot One (1), Lot" Two (2) and Lot Three (3), Block Nine (9), GILLIS ADDITION, Fort Stockton, Pecos County, Texas & More Particularly Described as 701 W. Sherer Street; In Accordance with Section 17(3) oft the Zoning Ordinance & Providing for an Effective Date Provision. (Bldg.  Offi./City Sec.)  Property Owner Obed Torres explained he was requesting permission to keep the  manufactured home on the property.  Mr. Torres stated hel has spent a lot ofmoney on this manufactured home. He stated at one point that he was advised he brought in the manufactured home illegally. He provided documentation from an engineer stating if a concrete foundation was placed around or a more permanent foundation it would make the manufactured home permanent. However, City Council would have to give the approval to do sO.  Maritza Gomez General Manager Clayton Homes in Odessa stated that it is the property owner's responsibility toj pull the proper permits. She stated Mr. Torres was not trying to deceive anyone. She further stated Mr. Torres was not told his home was placed was placed    Pagel111  illegally until he went to pull the plumbing permit. The home was sitting there for a month until he was advised of such. She stated the manufactured home would bring more value to the adjacent property owners. She stated that prices during COVID became astronomical making modular homes unaffordable. Not only that the factories discontinued the build of Modular Homes because they were unable to obtain the materials to build them. Mayor Joe Chris Alexander inquired what Mr. Torres plans were for the property. Property Owner Obed Torres explained he would add a concrete foundation with stone all the way around the perimeter on the bottom. He would add a garage on the west side and a privacy fence would also be added, which should raise the property value. City Attorney Puja Boinpally explained to the Board of Adjustment the reason we were hearing this request is because Property Owner Obed Torres purchased a mobile home fora property not zoned fori it. Had he purchased a modular home as City Secretary Marina Cantu advised the Board of Adjustment would not bel hearing this request. She further stated the City was under the impression Mr. Torres had purchased a modular home and not a mobile Property Owner Obed Torres reiterated he did not know how the manufactured home was brought in illegally when he was advised he would not need a permit to do SO. Council Member Ruben Falcon and City Attorney Puja Boinpally stated itis the responsibility of the Manufacturer to pull the necessary permits for transport of Maritza Gomez clarified that any permits required to be pulled are the property  home.  the manufactured home. owners' responsibility.  She further stated that she learned after the fact that there is a permit required to move. a manufactured home through the City of Fort Stockton. Typically, when the driver pulls the state permit there is ai notification that another step is required for additional permits. However, that notification did not come up when the state permit was pulled. She explained There being no further public comment the Public Hearing was closed at 6:40 p.m. to  they paid the citation as they do not have any ill will.  Reconvene as the Board of Adjustment.  16. Discuss/Act upon Application Request to Consider a Special Exception Allowing for the Plaçement ofa Mobile Home in a One-Family Dwelling District (SF-3), Located on Lot One    Page 1112  (I), Lot Two (2) and Lot Three (3), Block Nine (9), GILLIS ADDITION, Fort Stockton, Pecos County, Texas & More Particularly Described as 701 W. Sherer Street; In Accordance with Section 17(3) oft the Zoning Ordinance & Providing for an Effective Date Provision.  (Bldg. Off./City Sec.)  Motion was made by Board of Adjustment Member Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Board of Adjustment Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve Application Request to Consider a Special Exception Allowing for the Placement ofal Mobile Home in a One-Family Dwelling District (SF-3), Located on Lot One (1), Lot Two (2) and Lot Three (3), Block Nine (9), GILLIS ADDITION, Fort Stockton, Pecos County, Texas & More Particularly Described as 701 W. Sherer Street; In Accordance with Section 17(3) of the Zoning Ordinance & Providing for an Effective Date Provision. Board of Adjustment Member Darren Hodges, Board of Adjustment Vice-Chairman James Warnock, Board of Adjustment Member Paul Casias, Board of Adjustment Member Ruben J Bernal, Board of Adjustment  Chairman Ruben Falcon voted aye.  Board of Adjustment Chairman Ruben Falcon closed the Board of Adjustment Meeting and Mayor Joe Chris Alexander reconvened into the Regular City Council Meeting at 6:41 p.m.  ORDINANCES:  17. Discuss/Act upon Ordinance No. 22-133, An Ordinance Amending the Zoning Chapter of the Municipal Code ofthe City of Fort Stockton, Texas, Special Exception Allowing for the Placement ofal Mobile Home in a One-Family Dwelling District 3 (SF-3), Located on Lot One (1), Lot Two (2), and Lot Three (3), Block Nine (9), GILLIS ADDITION, Fort Stockton, Pecos County, Texas & More Particularly Described as 701 W. Sherer Street; In Accordance with Section 17(3) oft the Zoning Ordinance & Providing for an Effective Date Provision. Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Paul Casias, and carried unanimously to approve Ordinance No. 22-133, An Ordinance Amending the Zoning Chapter of the Municipal Code of the Zoning Chapter of the Municipal Code of the City of Fort Stockton, Texas, Special Exception Allowing for the Placement of a Mobile Home in a One-Family Dwelling District 3 (SF-3), Located on Lot One (1), Lot Two (2), and Lot Three (3), Block Nine (9), GILLIS ADDITION, Fort Stockton, Pecos County, Texas & More Particularly Described as 701 W. Sherer Street; In Accordance with Section 17( (3) of the Zoning Ordinance & Providing for an Effective Date Provision. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council  (Bldg. Offi./City Sec.)    Page1113  Member James Warnock, Mayor. Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  RESOLUTION:  18. Discuss/Act upon Resolution No. 22-118R, Al Resolution Authorizing Acceptance of K-9 Donation to the Fort Stockton Police Department. (City Mgr./City Atty.)  Assistant Chiefof Police Ernesto Velasquez stated Alejandro Luna former Officer ofthe Ward County Sheriff's Department is willing to relinquish his K-9to an agency. Nemo a5- year-old Belgian Malinois trained on Narcotic Detection of Cocaine, Marijuana, and Methamphetamine. He is also trained in scent tracking. His shots are up to date, and he was re-certified in. July 2022. The Fort Stockton Police Department Officer Derrick Calderon is He looked into retrofitting the vehicle to accommodate K-9 Nemo and it would run anywhere from $1,000-S $5,000. Training for the K-9 and handler together would range from $4,500 -$6,000. The total current budget for the K-9 is $1,000. The stipend for the K- Ifan agency was to purchase a new K-9 it would cost anywhere from $16,000 to $25,000 depending on what they are trained on. This donation would save anywhere from $10,000 K-9 Nemo had prior experience in the Dallas/Fort Worth area prior to Mr. Luna obtaining him. Mr. Luna is relinquishing his K-9 to an agency as hel left to the oilfield and his former  willing to serve as Nemo's handler.  9h handleri is $3,600.  to $15,000.  department does not have anyone able to serve as Nemo's handler. Nemo would be our second K-9.AK-9: averages a career of 10 years.  Council Member Ruben Falcon voiced his concern that he did not want the K-9 to be a Council Member Ruben J. Bernal inquired ifour K-9. assists in a seizure does the  distraction to everyday police operations. City receive any revenue offofit.  Assistant Chief of] Police Ernest Velasquez stated the City would receive revenue off of City Manager Frank Rodriguez recommended accepting the donation of K-9 Nemo.  money seizures according to the breakdown that the prosecutors use.    Page(114  Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to approve Resolution No. 22-118R, A Resolution Authorizing Acceptance of K-9 Donation to the Fort Stockton Police Department. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J. Bernal,  Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  19. Discuss/Act upon Resolution No. 22-115R, Al Resolution oft the City of Fort Stockton, Texas, Making the Following Changes to the City's General Election Pursuant to Election Code Mayor Joe Chris Alexander explained that voter turnout is better during November. Therefore, this resolution is to request permission from our legislature to move our general Motion was made by Council Member Darren Hodges, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, and carried unanimously to approve. Resolution NO. 22-115R, A Resolution of the City of Fort Stockton, Texas, Making the Following Changes to the City's General Election Pursuant to Election Code Section 41.0052; Providing for Severability. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben J  Section 41.0052; Providing for Severability. (Mayor)  uniform election dates from May to November.  Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.  REGULAR BUSINESS CONTINUED: 20. Questions from Media  There were no questions from the media.  21. Adjourn  Motion was made by Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, seconded by Council Member Ruben J Bernal, and carried unanimously to adjourn the Regular City Council Meeting at 6:55 p.m. Council Member Darren Hodges, Council Member James Warnock, Mayor Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casias, Council Member Ruben JI Bernal, Council Member Ruben Falcon voted aye.    Page1115  KK - Joe Chris Alexander, Mayor  ATTEST:  Audduhe  Marina A. Cantu, City Secretary