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CITY OF TEXAS CITY
REGULAR CALLED CITY COMMISSION MEETING

AGENDA

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 2024 - 5:00 P.M.

KENNETH T. NUNN COUNCIL ROOM - CITY HALL
1801 9th Ave. N.
Texas City, TX 77590

PLEASE NOTE: Public comments and matters from the floor are generally limited to 3 minutes in length. If you would like to request to speak, please do so in advance of the meeting by filling out a Request To Address Commission form. All in attendance are required to remove hats and/or sunglasses (dark glasses) during meetings and to also silence all cell phones and electronic devices.

(1)

ROLL CALL

(2)

INVOCATION

(3)

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

(4)

PROCLAMATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

(a)

Promotion: Firefighter James Haltom promoted to Engineer

(5)

REPORTS

(a)

Transportation and Planning Department Report (City Engineer)

(6)

PUBLIC HEARING

(a)

Bluestem Energy Solutions seeks to rezone from District "F" (Light Industrial) to District "S-P" (Site Plan) for Heights Battery Storage, a proposed 9.9 MW, 19.98 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) installation. Located at 410 Hwy 146 N, south of TNMP Heights Substation. (City Engineer)

(7)

PRELIMINARY ZONING APPROVAL

(a)

Consider and take action on a Zoning Change Request from Bluestem Energy Solutions to rezone from District "F" (Light Industrial) to District "S-P" (Site Plan) for Heights Battery Storage, a proposed 9.9 MW, 19.98 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) installation, located at 410 Hwy 146 N, south of TNMP Heights Substation. (City Engineer)

(8)

PUBLIC COMMENTS

(9)

CONSENT AGENDA

(a)

Approve City Commission Minutes for the July 17, 2024, workshop and meeting. (City Secretary)

(b)

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-093, approving the Strategic Plan for Moore Memorial Public Library for Fiscal Year 2025-2027. (Library)

(c)

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-094, extending the continuation of the Disaster Declaration until further action by the City Commission. (Emergency Management)

(d)

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-095, approve the acceptance of, and the ability to expand, the HUD FY' 2024 CDBG Allocation Entitlement. (Community Development/Grants Administration)

(e)

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-096, authorizing the rejection of all bids for Bid No. 2024-012, Building Materials Annual Contract, and authorizing City Staff to rebid at a later date. (Public Works)

(f)

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-097, adopting the PY' 24 CDBG Action Plan and Approving the submission to HUD. (Community Development/Grants Administration)

(g)

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-098, appointing members to the Planning Board. (City Secretary)

(10)

REGULAR ITEMS

(a)

Consider and take action on Ordinance No. 2024-19, authorizing a budget amendment to make funds available for the payment of the May 2024 General Election. (Finance)

(b)

Consider and take action on proposed tax rate by record vote and schedule public hearings, if necessary.

(11)

COMMISSIONERS' COMMENTS

(12)

MAYOR'S COMMENTS

(13)

ADJOURNMENT

NOTICE OF ANY SUBJECT APPEARING ON THIS AGENDA REGARDLESS OF HOW THE MATTER IS STATED MAY BE ACTED UPON BY THE CITY COMMISSION.

NOTICE: The City of Texas City will furnish free transportation to handicapped individuals via a 4-door sedan for anyone wishing to attend the City Commission meetings. Call 948-3111, City Secretary's Office before noon on Monday preceding the meeting to make arrangements.

I, THE UNDERSIGNED AUTHORITY, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS NOTICE OF MEETING WAS POSTED ON THE BULLETIN BOARDS AT CITY HALL, 1801 9TH AVENUE NORTH, TEXAS CITY, TEXAS, AT A PLACE CONVENIENT AND READILY ACCESSIBLE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND ON THE CITY'S WEBSITE ON AUGUST 2, 2024, PRIOR TO 5:00 P.M. AND REMAINED SO POSTED CONTINUOUSLY FOR AT LEAST 72 HOURS PRECEDING THE SCHEDULED TIME OF SAID MEETING.

______________________
RHOMARI LEIGH
CITY SECRETARY

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(4)(a)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Promotion: Firefighter James Haltom promoted to Engineer

Submitted For:

David Zacherl, Fire Department

Submitted By:

Cyinthia Baker, Fire Department

Department:

Fire Department

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Promotion: Firefighter James Haltom promoted to Engineer

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

RECOMMENDATION

Fiscal Impact

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(5)(a)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Transportation and Planning Department Report (City Engineer)

Submitted By:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Department:

City Secretary

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Transportation and Planning Department Report (City Engineer)

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

RECOMMENDATION

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Staff Report

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(6)(a)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Submitted For:

Kim Golden, Transportation and Planning

Submitted By:

Veronica Carreon, Transportation and Planning

Department:

Transportation and Planning

Information

ACTION REQUEST

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

The applicant is Bluestem Energy Solutions. The proposed project will encompass approximately 1.5 acres on 2.799 acres of undeveloped land. The location of the project is on the east side of S.H 146 N and south of the existing TNMP Heights substation. The property is zoned District F. The project proposes to develop up to 9 lithium-ion containers for 9.9MW, 19.98 MWh capacity at the site. This capacity is estimated to serve approximately 750 homes for 24 hours.

A Notice of the Zoning Commission hearing was mailed to 14 property owners within 200ft of the site. Letters of support were received from four (4) property owners, three of the owners being affiliated entities with common ownership. The letters are attached. No letters of opposition have been received to date.

The project is proposed to include up to 9 individual battery containers. Site improvements will include a 20ft impervious (concrete or asphalt) perimeter fire lane with access to all containers and two access roads as required by the Fire Marshal, security fencing, and landscaping of at least 6ft in height to provide screening of the battery containers from S.H. 146. Container spacing has been adjusted to the 15ft minimum required by the Fire Marshal. In addition to the generating station, offsite improvements include electric transmission infrastructure that connects to Texas-New Mexico Power facilities in the vicinity. No water or sewer will be needed for this development. Site drainage will be accomplished using an on-site collection system that outfalls into the adjacent drainage channel. The adjacent developed properties north and south of the site are zoned District F – Light Industrial. The property is bounded to the west by SH 146. Vacant property to the south and east of the site is currently zoned District B single family attached duplex residential but is vacant and unlikely to develop as a residential use. The residential district is not directly adjacent to the proposed site but is separated by a 60ft drainage easement. Recent rezonings to District F indicate the area is continuing to transition to industrial districts. The site is not located in a flood plain. It is located inside the area protected by the Texas City Hurricane Levee. Container foundations will be placed at elevation 7.0ft in accordance with Texas City ordinances. Regarding protection from the saltwater/coastal environment, the applicant advises the containers are fully integrated cabinets and shipped to the site as such, so there is no exposure to the elements during the installation process. The containers will meet the requirements of IP 67 at the Pack level and IP55 at the Battery Container level. IP67 means the individual battery packs do not allow for the ingress of dust particles. They are protected against the ingress of water from spraying/water jets and are rated to be submersed in up to 3' of water for up to 30 minutes without penetration. IP55 means the battery containers themselves provide protection from dust, low pressure water jets and damp and wet weather. The storage units also meet an anti-corrosion class of up to C5-H depending on the local environment. C5 is the highest class of anti-corrosion coating. These codes and standards will be applied by the Fire Marshal and Chief Building Official during the permitting process. Fire protection will be provided by on-site systems specifically designed for this application with Fire Marshal coordination. The project will be subject to the 2024 fire codes and building codes. The Fire Marshal may require additional submittals at the time of permitting and has advised these requirements will include at minimum commissioning and decommissioning plans, site safety plan, all UL test results for the batteries to be installed, a bond or other security for decommissioning and some requirements for insurance. The Chief Building Official is likely to require annual certification and inspection of ventilation systems at minimum. The Applicant acknowledges these, and other requirements must be satisfied to obtain the necessary permits. The project previously received Planning Board approval in May 2023. Developer revised the previously approved site plan to accommodate review comments and requirements from Engineering & Planning and from the Fire Marshal. The Plannign Board approved the revised site plan at its meeting on June 3, 2024 with a vote of 3 - 0. City staff have reviewed the submitted Site Plan and offers no objection to the re-zoning from District F (Light Industrial) to District SP (Site Plan) for the new BESS project.

RECOMMENDATION

The Planning Board considered the Detailed Site Plan for this project at its regular meeting on June 3, 2024, and voted 3 – 0 to approve the Site Plan and recommend it for approval of the zoning change from District F (Light Industrial) to District SP (Site Plan).

The Zoning Commission held a public hearing on July 2, 2024, and received no comments in opposition to the rezoning. Upon deliberation and consideration, the Zoning Commission voted 4 - 0 to recommend approval of the zoning change from District F to District SP based upon the Site Plan recommended by the Planning Board.

City staff have no objection to the recommended zoning change.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Staff report for City Commission

Heights Battery Storage - Exhibit presented to PB on 06-03-24

PB Staff Report - Heights Battery Storage

ZC Staff Report 07-02-24

Heights Battery Storage - Letters in Favor

PB Minutes - 6.3.2024

ZC minutes - 7.2.2024

attachment

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(7)(a)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Submitted For:

Kim Golden, Transportation and Planning

Submitted By:

Veronica Carreon, Transportation and Planning

Department:

Transportation and Planning

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Bluestem Energy Solutions seeks to rezone from District "F" (Light Industrial) to District "S-P" (Site Plan) for Heights Battery Storage, a proposed 9.9 MW, 19.98 MWh Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) installation, located at 410 Hwy 146 N, south of TNMP Heights Substation.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

The applicant is Bluestem Energy Solutions. The proposed project will encompass approximately 1.5 acres on 2.799 acres of undeveloped land. The location of the project is on the east side of S.H 146 N and south of the existing TNMP Heights substation. The property is zoned District F. The project proposes to develop up to 9 lithium-ion containers for 9.9MW, 19.98 MWh capacity at the site. This capacity is estimated to serve approximately 750 homes for 24 hours.

A Notice of the Zoning Commission hearing was mailed to 14 property owners within 200ft of the site. Letters of support were received from four (4) property owners, three of the owners being affiliated entities with common ownership. No letters of opposition have been received to date.

The project is proposed to include up to 9 individual battery containers. Site improvements will include a 20ft impervious (concrete or asphalt) perimeter fire lane with access to all containers and two access roads as required by the Fire Marshal, security fencing, and landscaping of at least 6ft in height to provide screening of the battery containers from S.H. 146. Container spacing has been adjusted to the 15ft minimum required by the Fire Marshal. In addition to the generating station, offsite improvements include electric transmission infrastructure that connects to Texas-New Mexico Power facilities in the vicinity. No water or sewer will be needed for this development. Site drainage will be accomplished using an on-site collection system that outfalls into the adjacent drainage channel. The adjacent developed properties north and south of the site are zoned District F – Light Industrial. The property is bounded to the west by SH 146. Vacant property to the south and east of the site is currently zoned District B Single Family Attached Duplex Residential but is vacant and unlikely to develop as a residential use. The residential district is not directly adjacent to the proposed site but is separated by a 60ft drainage easement. Recent rezonings to District F indicate the area is continuing to transition to industrial districts. The site is not located in a flood plain. It is located inside the area protected by the Texas City Hurricane Levee. Container foundations will be placed at elevation 7.0ft in accordance with Texas City ordinances. Regarding protection from the saltwater/coastal environment, the applicant advises the containers are fully integrated cabinets and shipped to the site as such, so there is no exposure to the elements during the installation process. The containers will meet the requirements of IP 67 at the Pack level and IP55 at the Battery Container level. IP67 means the individual battery packs do not allow for the ingress of dust particles. They are protected against the ingress of water from spraying/water jets and are rated to be submersed in up to 3' of water for up to 30 minutes without penetration. IP55 means the battery containers themselves provide protection from dust, low pressure water jets and damp and wet weather. The storage units also meet an anti-corrosion class of up to C5-H depending on the local environment. C5 is the highest class of anti-corrosion coating. These codes and standards will be applied by the Fire Marshal and Chief Building Official during the permitting process. Fire protection will be provided by on-site systems specifically designed for this application with Fire Marshal coordination. The project will be subject to the 2024 fire codes and building codes. The Fire Marshal may require additional submittals at the time of permitting and has advised these requirements will include at minimum commissioning and decommissioning plans, site safety plan, all UL test results for the batteries to be installed, a bond or other security for decommissioning and some requirements for insurance. The Chief Building Official is likely to require annual certification and inspection of ventilation systems at minimum. The Applicant acknowledges these, and other requirements must be satisfied to obtain the necessary permits.

RECOMMENDATION

The Planning Board considered the Detailed Site Plan for this project at its regular meeting on June 3, 2024, and voted 3 – 0 to recommend it for approval of the zoning change from District F (Light Industrial) to District SP (Site Plan).

The Zoning Commission held a public hearing upon notice mailed to adjacent property owners. It received four letters of support and no letters or comments in opposition to the proposed zoning change. The Zoning Commission then considered the application for zoning change from Distirc tF (Light Industrial) to District SP (Site Plan) and voted 4-0 to recommend it to the City Commission for approval of the zoning change.

City staff have reviewed the submitted Site Plan and offers no objection to the re-zoning from District F (Light Industrial) to District SP (Site Plan) for the new BESS project.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Staff report to City Commission

Heights Battery Storage - Exhibit presented to PB on 06-03-24

PB Staff Report - Heights Battery Storage

ZC Staff Report 07-02-24

Heights Battery Storage - Letters in Favor

PB Minutes - 6.3.2024

ZC minutes - 7.2.2024

attachment

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(a)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Minutes

Submitted For:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Submitted By:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Department:

City Secretary

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Approve City Commission Minutes for the July 17, 2024, workshop and meeting. (City Secretary)

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

RECOMMENDATION

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

7/17/2024 CC Meeting

7/17/2024 Budget Workshop

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(b)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Approval of Moore Memorial Public Library Strategic Plan for FY25-27

Submitted For:

Cheryl Loewen, Library

Submitted By:

Cheryl Loewen, Library

Department:

Library

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Consider approving the Strategic Plan for Moore Memorial Public Library for Fiscal Year 2025-2027.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

Moore Memorial Public Library is required to have a strategic plan in order to maintain accreditation with the Texas State Library and Archive Commission. The current strategic plan ends on September 30th, 2024. The proposed plan would take effect on October 1st, 2024 and cover fiscal years 2025-2027. This proposed plan was unanimously approved by the Board of Library Directors at their meeting on June 254th, 2024.

RECOMMENDATION

I recommend that the proposed strategic plan for FY 25-27 is approved.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Strategic Plan - Moore Memorial Public Library

Resolution

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(c)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Continuation of Disaster Declaration

Submitted For:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Submitted By:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Department:

City Secretary

Information

ACTION REQUEST

To extend the continuation of the Disaster Declaration until further action by the Commission.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

On July 7, 2024, Mayor Dedrick D. Johnson, on behalf of the City of Texas City, declared a local state of disaster due to the imminent threat from Tropical Storm/Hurricane Beryl. On July 12, 2024, the City conducted a Special Emergency Commission Meeting to extend the disaster declaration for thirty (30) days.

It is recommended that the Disaster Declaration be renewed beyond thirty days from its date of issuance only with the consent of the City Commission of the City of Texas City, Texas.

This action does not require any direct expenditure of funds. However, it allows the City to be eligible for reimbursement of funds related to the disaster.

RECOMMENDATION

Emergency Management and Legal recommend that the Disaster Declaration be renewed beyond thirty days from its date of issuance only with the consent of the City Commission of the City of Texas City, Texas.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Resolution

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(d)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Approval to Accept and Expend HUD FY' 2024 CDBG Allocation

Submitted For:

Titilayo Smith, Community Development/ Grant Admin

Submitted By:

Patricia Mata, Community Development/ Grant Admin

Department:

Community Development/ Grant Admin

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Consider and approve the acceptance of, and ability to expend, the PY' 2024, CDBG Entitlement allocation from HUD.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

The City of Texas City's annual allocation for Community Development Block Grant funds is $406,014. These grant funds provide the financial tools to support individuals, families, and communities to address homelessness, affordable housing challenges, aging infrastructure, and economic hardships.

RECOMMENDATION

It is the recommendation of the Director of Community Development and Grants Administration that this award be accepted and expended according to the PY'24 Annual Action Plan.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

CPD Formula Letter 2024

Resolution

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(e)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Reject All Bids for Bid No. 2024-012 Building Materials Annual Contract

Submitted For:

Mike McKinley, Public Works

Submitted By:

Mike McKinley, Public Works

Department:

Public Works

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Approve the rejection of all bids for Bid # 2024-012, Building Materials Annual Contract, and authorize Staff to rebid at a later date.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

A "Notice to Bidders" was published on June 5^th and June 12^th, 2024. Bid packets were sent to local area vendors and bids were received. Bids were opened on June 21, 2024, at 10:00 a.m.,
Of the two bids received, one had 3 "no bid" items and the other had 32 "no bid" items, some of which are "common use" items and are purchased frequently.

After conferring with both the Public Works Director and the Construction Services Superintendent, it was determined that there was no good way to have an "apples to apples" comparison with the current bids. During this discussion it was also determined that the current bid form's list of items was obsolete and needed to be revised. This revision includes a reduction in the overall number of items from over 180 items, to 45 items. The quantity of these items was also updated as to better represent our current needs. With the bid documents already revised, we should be able to go back out for bid fairly quickly. A bid tabulation is attached for your review.

RECOMMENDATION

It is the recommendation of the Public Works Department to reject all bids received and to rebid at a later date with the revised documents.

Thank you.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Exhibit A

Resolution

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(f)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Adopt PY' 2024 CDBG Action Plan and Approve Submission to HUD

Submitted For:

Titilayo Smith, Community Development/ Grant Admin

Submitted By:

Patricia Mata, Community Development/ Grant Admin

Department:

Community Development/ Grant Admin

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Consider and adopt the PY' 24 (October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2025) CDBG Action Plan. Approve submission of plan to HUD.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

The City of Texas City Community Development Department (CDD) is the administrative agency for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)'s Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program. This program is intended to support the goals of providing a suitable living environment, decent affordable housing, and expanding economic opportunities for low- to moderate-income persons.

Each year the City of Texas City must submit an annual Action Plan to HUD at least 45 days before the start of the new program year, reporting on how that year's funding allocation for the CDBG Entitlement grant will be able to achieve the goals outlined in the Five-Year Consolidated Plan. Community Development staff gathered input from citizens and consultations to prepare the PY'24 CDBG Action Plan. There were two public hearings to receive citizen input on the community's needs, including funding allocations. The draft Action Plan was available for 30 days for public comment from June 17, 2024, to July 17, 2024.

The Director of Community Development & Grants Administration proposes that the City assist the low to moderate-income residents and areas of the city through the preservation of the housing stock, beautification of the neighborhoods, creating outdoor spaces, housing assistance, and economic development. It is recommended that the City create and implement a robust homelessness strategy to address the noticeable increase in unsheltered residents. Collaboration and partnerships will be the key to success in achieving the goals of the Plan. City resources cannot address all issues nor make all required improvements, but working together with other stakeholders will reduce the duplication of efforts and increase outcomes.

The objectives and outcomes of the PY'24 Action Plan are to make as much progress as possible toward creating suitable living environments for the residents of the LMI neighborhoods in Texas City. Texas City is a location prone to natural disasters. The question is not if, but when. We want to ensure that any hazards that may affect Texas City residents are mitigated as much as possible. That includes improving the condition of their homes and improving the external environments of the neighborhoods so that they are inviting not only to the residents but also attract economic development.

RECOMMENDATION

It is the recommendation of the Director of Community Development & Grants Administration that the Commission adopt this plan and approve its submission to HUD.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

2024 CDBG Action Plan

Resolution

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(9)(g)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Submitted For:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Submitted By:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Department:

City Secretary

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Consider and take action on Resolution No. 2024-098, appointing members to the Planning Board. (City Secretary)

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

On August 1, 2024, Jayla Weatherspoon resigned as a Board Member from the Planning Board due to unforeseen circumstances. Attached is the resignation email.

On February 7, 2024, Andrew Thomas applied to serve on Boards & Commissions with the City Secretary's Office. Attached is Mr. Thomas' application and resume.

The Planning Board consists of five (5) members and two (2) alternates. Each member is appointed for a term of four (4) years. Mr. Aric Owens is currently serving as an Alternate member.

RECOMMENDATION

It is the recommendation of the City Secretary's Office that Aric Owen be moved from Alternate member to Board member and Andrew Thomas be appointed as an Alternate member.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Resolution

attachment

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CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(10)(a)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Budget amendment to allocate funds for the May 2024 General Election

Submitted For:

Rhomari Leigh, City Secretary

Submitted By:

Renee Edgar, City Secretary

Department:

City Secretary

Information

ACTION REQUEST

To authorize a budget amendment to make funds available for the payment of the May 2024, General Election

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

The City of Texas City entered into a Contract with the Galveston County Elections Division for Election Services under Resolution No. 2024-005. The City budgeted $25,000 in the adopted 2023-2024 FY Budget based on previous invoices for these services.
On July 15, 2024, Galveston County Auditors emailed an invoice in the amount of $83,636.25.

The Chief Deputy of Elections stated that the increase is due to the County not contributing financially to this election, an upgrade in election equipment to a paper-based system which was required by law, and legislative changes include deputies which are required to lock and unlock ballot boxes at all of the locations, deputies are required to be present anytime that central counting station is counting ballots, costs for paper, enough workers to handle these new tasks at the locations and even new mail ballot regulations that have to be followed.

RECOMMENDATION

Allocate funds in the amount of $60,837.30 from the General Fund, Unassigned Fund Balance.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

General Election Invoice

Ordinance

CITY COMMISSION REGULAR MTG

(10)(b)

Meeting Date:

08/07/2024

Consider and take action on proposed tax rate by record vote and schedule public hearings, if necessary.

Submitted For:

Cynthia Rushing, Finance

Submitted By:

Cynthia Rushing, Finance

Department:

Finance

Information

ACTION REQUEST

Consider and take action on proposed tax rate by record vote and schedule public hearings, if necessary.

BACKGROUND (Brief Summary)

This is an annual activity required by the City to take action on the proposed tax rate by record vote and schedule public hearings, if necessary.

RECOMMENDATION

Staff recommends the NNR tax rate.

Fiscal Impact

Attachments

Report

Staff Report