[Call to Order/ Roll Call. ]
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TO THE PROSPER TOWN COUNCIL MEETING. TODAY IS TUESDAY, APRIL 7TH, 2026 AT 6:16 P.M.
THIS MEETING IS NOW CALLED TO ORDER. CITIZENS AND OTHER VISITORS ATTENDING THE TOWN COUNCIL MEETING SHALL OBSERVE THE SAME RULES OF PROPRIETY, DECORUM AND GOOD CONDUCT APPLICABLE TO THE MEMBERS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL. ANY PERSON MAKING PERSONAL, IMPERTINENT, PROFANE OR SLANDEROUS REMARKS, OR WHO BECOMES BOISTEROUS WHILE ADDRESSING THE COUNCIL OR ATTENDING THE MEETING, SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE ROOM. IF SO DIRECTED BY THE MAYOR, PRESIDING OFFICER, AND THAT PERSON SHALL BE BARRED FROM FURTHER AUDIENCE BEFORE THE COUNCIL DURING THAT SESSION. DISRUPTION OF A PUBLIC MEETING CAN CONSTITUTE A VIOLATION OF SECTION 42.05 OF THE TEXAS PENAL CODE. WE HAVE AN ATTENDANCE WITH US TODAY. OUR MAYOR, PRO TEM AMY BARTLEY, DEPUTY MAYOR PRO TEM CHRIS KERN, COUNCIL MEMBER. JEFF HODGES, COUNCIL MEMBER REEVES, COUNCIL MEMBER. ANDRES COUNCIL MEMBER RAY. WE WILL NOW HAVE OUR INVOCATION, OUR PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE AND PLEDGE TO THE TEXAS FLAG AND PASTOR JOSHUA REEVE WITH THE CAUSE. CHURCH WILL PROVIDE THIS INVOCATION FOLLOWED BY THE RECITING OF THE PLEDGES. PLEASE STAND. LET'S PRAY. FATHER, WE THANK YOU FOR THE DAY THAT YOU'VE GIVEN US.
GOD. THIS IS THE DAY THAT YOU'VE MADE. WE WILL REJOICE AND BE GLAD IN IT. GOD, WE THANK YOU FOR THE TOWN THAT YOU'VE PLACED US IN. GOD. FOR THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO SERVE THIS TOWN, WHO. WHO LOVE THE PEOPLE OF THIS TOWN, WHO LOVE THIS TOWN AND SERVE IT WELL. WE ASK FOR YOUR CONTINUED WISDOM AND GUIDANCE UPON THEM IN EVERY SINGLE DECISION THAT THEY MAKE.
GOD BE WITH THEM AND PROTECT THEIR FAMILY AS WELL. GOD. LORD, RIGHT NOW WE ASK FOR YOUR YOUR YOUR PEACE GOD TO BE WITH THE WITH THE WORLD. GOD BE WITH OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE OUT DOING THEIR BEST GOD TO TO HELP BRING ALONG PEACE. GOD AND THEIR FAMILIES WHO ARE HERE AT HOME WHO ARE SUPPORTING AND CARRYING THE WEIGHT HERE AS WELL. GOD, WE THANK YOU FOR THEIR EFFORTS WHICH ENSURE THAT WE CAN LIVE HERE IN THIS GREAT NATION. GOD, WITH JUST THE FREEDOMS THAT WE HAVE. GOD, WE LOVE YOU. WE THANK YOU. IN YOUR SON'S NAME WE PRAY. AMEN.
[Announcements of recent and upcoming events. ]
AT THIS TIME, I'LL ASK COUNCIL MEMBER REEVES TO READ OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS. GOOD EVENING. JOIN IN ON THE FUN AS WE COMPETE WITH THE TOWN OF LITTLE ELM FOR THE JOURNEY OF A THOUSAND MILES. NOW UNTIL SUNDAY, APRIL 19TH. THE TOWN THAT LOGS THE MOST STEPS TAKES HOME THE TROPHY. SIMPLY SIGN UP FOR THE MAYOR'S FITNESS CHALLENGE AND LOG YOUR STEPS FOR MORE INFO. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT PROSPER TX.GOV BACKSLASH MAYOR'S FITNESS CHALLENGE JOIN US ON THURSDAY, APRIL 9TH FROM 630 TO 8 P.M. FOR A VIBRANT OUTDOOR CELEBRATION OF ART AND MUSIC AT BOYER PARK. HOST. HOSTED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE PROSPER ISD, THIS OUTDOOR GALLERY WILL FEATURE ART FROM ALL FOUR HIGH SCHOOLS AND MUSIC PERFORMED BY THE 380 JAZZ BAND. THE TOWN OF PROSPER HAS LAUNCHED THE HOMETOWN HEROES PROGRAM, A SPECIAL INITIATIVE RECOGNIZING LOCAL VETERANS AS PART OF THE UNITED STATES 250TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION. RESIDENTS ARE ENCOURAGED TO HELP IDENTIFY VETERANS IN THE COMMUNITY WHO SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED THROUGH THIS PROGRAM. NOMINATE A VETERAN BY VISITING PROSPER TX.GOV BACKSLASH HOMETOWN HEROES. THOSE SELECTED WILL BE HONORED AT A TOWN COUNCIL MEETING NOW THROUGH JULY. AND FINALLY, REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR SUMMER CAMPS THROUGH OUR PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT. SIGN UP TO EXPLORE EVERYTHING FROM ART TO HANDS ON ADVENTURES AND INTERACTIVE GAMES AND RECREATION SPORTS.FOR DETAILS ON ALL PROGRAMS, VISIT PROSPER TX.GOV BACKSLASH BACKSLASH PROGRAMS. THANK YOU, COUNCIL MEMBER REEVES, I JUST WANT TO REEMPHASIZE FOR EVERYBODY THAT IF WE LOSE THE CONTEST AT LITTLE ELM, I WILL HAVE TO GO TO THEIR TOWN COUNCIL MEETING AND BE HUMILIATED. SO I REALLY NEED SOME HELP FROM EVERYBODY. SO THEY IT'S A THEY TAKE IT VERY SERIOUSLY. THEY'RE, THEY'VE GOT A COUPLE OF, OF THEIR COUNCIL MEMBERS WHO ARE TRIATHLETES. SO THEY TAKE IT AS THEIR PERSONAL MISSION TO, TO BEAT US. SO WE NEED TO GET EVERYBODY OUT THERE.
[1. America 250. (DB)]
SO, SO I THINK ALL OF US NEED TO GET OUT THERE AND START STEPPING. START STEPPING. THERE YOU GO. ALL RIGHT. GOOD. GOOD JOB. ALL RIGHT. ANY ANYONE ELSE WITH ANNOUNCEMENTS. OKAY. THEN[00:05:03]
WE'RE GOING TO MOVE TO THE NEXT ITEM. AND THAT IS A OUR AMERICA 250 SERIES. AND SO AS EVERYONE KNOWS OR MAY HAVE PAID ATTENTION HERE, WE'RE, WE'RE CELEBRATING THE AMERICAN AMERICA'S 250TH BIRTHDAY. AND B, WITH THAT, WE'RE MAKING A SERIES THAT IS AVAILABLE EVERY WEEK AND ON THE TOWN'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL. THAT IS A CELEBRATION OF OUR SIGNIFICANT EVENTS THAT WERE HELPED IN THE FOUNDING OF AMERICA. SO THIS WEEK'S EVENT IS THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION. LAST WEEK, WE CELEBRATED THE MOMENT THAT AMERICA HAD FOUGHT AND BLED FOR THE VICTORY AT YORKTOWN IN 1781, WHERE GENERAL CORNWALLIS SURRENDERED TO WASHINGTON AND FREEDOM WAS SECURED. EIGHT YEARS OF WAR WERE OVER. BUT THE QUESTION THAT NO ONE TALKS ABOUT ENOUGH IS, WHAT DO YOU DO THE MORNING AFTER YOU WIN? THE COLONIES HAD DECLARED INDEPENDENCE FROM A KING. NOW THEY HAD TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO GOVERN THEMSELVES WITHOUT BEING BECOMING WHAT THEY HAD JUST DEFEATED. EVEN BEFORE THE WAR ENDED, THE 13 STATES HAD CREATED A GOVERNING FRAMEWORK CALLED THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION, WHICH WAS RATIFIED IN 1781. THE FOUNDERS, DEEPLY FEARFUL OF RECREATING THE KING, THE KIND OF CENTRAL TYRANNY THAT THEY HAD JUST BROKEN FREE FROM, GAVE ALMOST ALL THE POWER TO THE INDIVIDUAL STATES. THE NATIONAL CONGRESS COULD NOT LEVY TAXES. IT COULD NOT REGULATE COMMERCE. IT COULD NOT ENFORCE ITS OWN LAWS. IT COULD ASK THE STATES FOR MONEY, BUT IT COULD NOT REQUIRE THEM TO PAY TO PASS ANY SIGNIFICANT LEGISLATION REQUIRED. NINE OF THE 13 STATES TO AGREE TO AMEND THE ARTICLES THEMSELVES REQUIRED ALL 13, A UNANIMOUS VOTE THAT WAS NEARLY IMPOSSIBLE TO ACHIEVE. IT WAS BY DESIGN, A GOVERNMENT THAT WAS TOO WEAK TO GOVERN. THE CRACKS APPEARED QUICKLY WHEN THE SOLDIERS WHO HAD FOUGHT IN THE REVOLUTION CAME HOME. CONGRESS HAD NO MONEY TO PAY THEM. THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT COULD NOT NEGOTIATE CREDIBLE TRADE TREATIES BECAUSE THEY HAD NO POWER TO ENFORCE THEM. STATES BEGAN TAXING EACH OTHER'S GOODS AS IF THEY WERE FOREIGN NATIONS. INFLATION RAN WILD. INTER-STATE DISPUTES HAD NO RELIABLE PATH TO RESOLUTION.IN 1786, THE CRISIS CAME INTO FOCUS. FARMERS IN WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS, CRUSHED BY DEBT AND UNABLE TO PAY THEIR STATE TAXES, ROSE UP IN ARMED REBELLION, AN EVENT THAT WAS KNOWN AS THE SHAYS REBELLION. THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT WAS POWERLESS TO RESPOND AS IT HAD NO STANDING ARMY, NO FUNDS AND NO REAL AUTHORITY. EVEN GEORGE WASHINGTON WATCHED. WATCHING FROM RETIREMENT AT MOUNT VERNON, WROTE WITH ALARM. SOMETHING MUST BE DONE OR THE FABRIC WILL FALL. HERE IN PROSPER, WE UNDERSTAND THE GOOD INTENTIONS ARE NOT ENOUGH. GOVERNANCE REQUIRES STRUCTURE, ACCOUNTABILITY AND THE RIGHT BALANCE OF AUTHORITY AND FREEDOM. OUR TOWN GOVERNMENT WORKS BECAUSE IT IS ORGANIZED TO ACT, TO BE TRANSPARENT, AND TO BE ANSWERABLE TO THE PEOPLE IT SERVES. OUR FOUNDERS LEARNED THROUGH PAINFUL EXPERIENCE THAT FREEDOM WITHOUT STRUCTURE DOES NOT LAST. WE ARE ALL THE BENEFICIARIES OF THAT HARD LESSON. SO AS A REMINDER, AS WE GO THROUGH EACH ONE OF THESE EVENTS, THEY ARE ALL LEADING UP TO THE 40 DAYS OF SERVICE FROM MEMORIAL DAY TO THE 4TH OF JULY, CULMINATING IN THE PRIDE IN THE SKY EVENT ON JULY THE 2ND AT FRONTIER PARK. AND IN HERE IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS. WE ACTUALLY HAVE GUEST SPEAKERS FOR SOME OF THESE AMERICA 250 EVENTS. SO MARIO AND MAYOR PRO
[2. Hometown Heroes. (CR) ]
TEM BARTLEY HAVE FILMED THEIR EPISODES, SO MAKE SURE YOU TUNE IN FOR EPISODES 11 AND 12 COMING UP SOON. WITH THAT, WE'LL MOVE ON TO THE NEXT IMPORTANT EVENT THAT WE'RE CELEBRATING AS A. IN RECOGNITION OF AMERICA'S 250TH BIRTHDAY. AND THAT IS OUR HOMETOWN HEROES. AND I'LL STEP DOWN TO THE PODIUM FOR THAT. SO OUR FIRST HOMETOWN HERO IS COMMANDER JAMES TOM. COMMANDER JAMES THOMAS SERVED THE UNITED STATES NAVY FROM 1969 TO 1991.HE WAS. AVIATION PILOT DURING AND ACHIEVED THE RANK COMMANDER'S O-5 COMMANDER. SONG WAS PRIMARILY IN THE PACIFIC THEATER OF WORLD WAR II, AND HIS MISSION WAS PRIMARILY ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE PLANNING, MEDICAL. FOR THE RECOGNITION OF OUTSTANDING DEDICATION AND.
ACTIVITIES WITHIN NONPROFIT. ON SATURDAY, APRIL 25TH, ANNIVERSARY OF THE.
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SO, AS A REMINDER OF THE FLAGS THAT YOU SEE HERE, IT IS THE HOMETOWN HEROES FLAG. THEY WILL BE ON DISPLAY HERE AT THE TOWN HALL JUST TO THE NORTH EAST SIDE OF THE HALL. FROM NOW ON. ALL RIGHT. OUR NEXT AWARD IS STILL THE CHIEF CHIEF PETTY OFFICER.BRIAN. CHIEF PETTY OFFICER BRIAN SERVING FROM 2010 TO 2008 AND 8887, WAS THE FIRST ASSIGNED A. DIVISION WHERE HE WORKED ON THE. HELICOPTERS SUPPORTED BY OPERATION LATER SPECIFIED. THE AIRCRAFT WENT TO WORK ON THAT PROGRAM. RECEIVED MULTIPLE RECOGNITIONS, INCLUDING THE 2014 NATIONAL DEFENSE SERVICE MEDAL. SHE SAID. HE ALSO SERVED AS A RESERVE FOR THE.
SO THIS IS A HISTORICAL FACT WHICH. I GOT AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE AS THE AIRCRAFT I USED TO LIE. I THINK MOST OF THESE FACTORS INCLUDE OUT HERE FIGHTING FOR A BETTER.
ROLE. THE WEATHER IS. OFFICER, I THINK, IS A. VERY WELL ESTABLISHED. FACT. SO WITH THAT,
[3. Proclamation recognizing April 12-18, 2026, as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. (MLS)]
WE HAVE ONE MORE PROCLAMATION. IF I COULD HAVE OUR DISPATCH TEAM COME FORWARD. I JUST HAVE TO CALL IN TODAY TO THE BIKERS GOING THROUGH THE SUGAR BOY DONUTS PARKING LOT, DOING DOING DONUTS. OH MY GOSH, DONUTS ARE NOT GOING. OFF. ALL RIGHT. THAT'S A PROBLEM. FOR PROCLAMATION. WHEREAS EMERGENCIES CAN OCCUR ANYTIME. POLICE, FIRE, MEDICAL SERVICES.AND WHEN AN EMERGENCY OCCURS. REQUIRING POLICE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS IS ABSOLUTELY CRITICAL, ESPECIALLY. LIFE AND PRESERVATION OF PROPERTY. AND. WHEREAS THE SAFETY OF OUR PUBLIC OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS DEPEND UPON THE QUALITY AND ACCURACY OF ANY ASSISTANCE, CALLS TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY TEAM. PERSONAL CONTACT IS THROUGH. COMMUNICATOR, AND FOR POLICE OFFICERS AND FIREFIGHTERS BY MONITORING THEIR. BY RADIO. PROVIDING INFORMATION AND SERVICES AND DILIGENCE AND PROFESSIONALISM IN HEALTH, WELFARE AND SAFETY IS CONTRASTED BY HEATING ASKED TO STAY. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY. THE YEAR BY APRIL 12TH, 2022, AS NATIONAL PUBLIC. PROMISES AND I URGE ALL CITIZENS DEDICATED TO.
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THE CHIEF MAY WANT TO WEIGH IN ON IT, BUT THESE GUYS TAKE SOMETHING THAT'S CHAOTIC THAT PEOPLE ARE NOT COMMUNICATING EXACTLY. LIKE WHAT WERE THEY WEARING, WHATEVER THEY HAD ON AND TRYING TO GET THAT INFORMATION WHILE GETTING OFFICERS TO RESPOND. AND THIS IS TRULY A BACKBONE WITHIN WHAT OUR PUBLIC SAFETY CAN DO. SO I JUST WANT TO THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU GUYS FROM THE COUNCIL. IF YOU HAVEN'T HAD A CHANCE TO GO VISIT THEM, IT'S WELL WORTH YOUR TIME. TO DO IT. AND. FOR MOST OF THE TIME, IT'S CLEAR TO.AT ALL. TIMES. ARE REQUIRED. AS WELL. ARE THERE?
[CONSENT AGENDA]
ALRIGHT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ALL OF THAT. WE ARE GOING TO NOW MOVE TO OUR CONSENT AGENDA. ITEMS PLACED ON THE CONSENT AGENDA ARE CONSIDERED ROUTINE IN NATURE AND NON-CONTROVERSIAL. THE CONSENT AGENDA CAN BE ACTED UPON IN ONE MOTION. NON-CONTROVERSIAL ROUTINE PLANNING AND ZONING ITEMS WHERE THERE WAS NO OPPOSITION AND WERE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED BY THE PNC COMMISSION, AND WHERE NO COMMENTS IN OPPOSITION HAVE BEEN RECEIVED BY THE COUNCIL PRIOR TO THIS MEETING, MAY ALSO BE ACTED UPON. DURING THIS PORTION OF THE MEETINGS. ITEMS MAY BE REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA AT THE REQUEST OF COUNCIL MEMBERS OR STAFF. IS THERE ANYONE THAT WOULD LIKE TO REMOVE AN ITEM? OKAY. SEEING NONE, I WILL ENTERTAIN A MOTION TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. ITEMS FOUR THROUGH TEN. MAKE A MOTION TO APPROVE CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS NUMBER FOUR THROUGH TEN. I HAVE MOTION AND SECOND BY CAMERON REEVES. ALL IN FAVOR? MOTION PASSES UNANIMOUSLY. THANK YOU. OUR NEXT ITEM IS CITIZENS COMMENTS. THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL ON ANY TOPIC. HOWEVER, THE COUNCIL IS UNABLE TO DISCUSS OR TAKE ACTION ON A TOPIC NOT LISTED ON THE AGENDA. PLEASE COMPLETE A PUBLIC COMMENT REQUEST FORM AND PRESENT IT TO THE TOWN SECRETARY PRIOR TO THE MEETING.PLEASE LIMIT YOUR COMMENTS TO THREE MINUTES. IF MULTIPLE INDIVIDUALS WISH TO SPEAK ON A TOPIC, THEY MAY YIELD THEIR THREE MINUTES TO ONE INDIVIDUAL APPOINTED TO SPEAK ON THEIR BEHALF. ALL INDIVIDUALS YIELDING THEIR TIME MUST BE PRESENT AT THE MEETING AND THE APPOINTED INDIVIDUAL BE LIMITED TO A TOTAL OF 15 MINUTES. DO I HAVE ANYONE THAT IS FILLED OUT
[11. Discuss and consider Town Council Subcommittee reports. (DFB)]
A SPEAKER'S CARD? OKAY. IS THERE ANYONE IN THE AUDIENCE WHO WOULD LIKE TO SPEAK? SEEING NONE WILL MOVE TO THE REGULAR AGENDA PURSUANT TO SECTION 551.007 OF THE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE, INDIVIDUALS WISHING TO ADDRESS THE COUNCIL FOR ITEMS LISTED AS PUBLIC HEARINGS WILL BE RECOGNIZED WHEN THE PUBLIC HEARING IS OPEN. AGENDA ITEM NUMBER 11 IS TO DISCUSS AND CONSIDER THE TOWN COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE REPORTS. WE BEGIN WITH FINANCE. MARCUS RAY, FINANCE. WE HAD A SPIRITED DISCUSSION ON FINANCE. WE HAD A SPIRITED DISCUSSION. THAT IS TRUE. I THINK, YOU KNOW, THE FINANCE FINANCE MEETING, WE HAD SOME UPDATES FROM THE CHIEF ABOUT PROPOSALS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE OFFICERS. AND SO TALK THROUGH DIFFERENT SCENARIOS.[00:20:03]
AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS THAT WERE PUT FORWARD, I THINK, WERE AGREED UPON BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. SO. YEAH. THAT'S GOOD. ANYTHING ELSE THAT. YEAH. OKAY. OUR NEXT WOULD BE THE C E C WHO MET LAST WEEK. I HAD A GREAT DISCUSSION ABOUT AMERICA. 250 MADE SOME SORT OF FINAL DECISIONS ABOUT ABOUT THE EVENTS THAT ARE COMING UP. SO BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THAT.THEY'LL START TO BE SOCIALIZED SOON. ANYTHING ELSE? AND WE DID TALK ABOUT THE BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR, AND WE TALKED ABOUT EVENTS FOR NEXT YEAR AND FUNDING THOSE AND WHICH EVENTS WE WOULD LIKE TO GROW SEEM LIKE CELEBRATE PROSPER WAS ONE WE WOULD LIKE TO GROW. SO. YEP.
THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. WE HAD AN UPDATE ON ON THE PROJECTS THAT ARE THAT ARE GOING ON DOWNTOWN WITH THE EXPANDED PARKING AS, AS YOU'VE PROBABLY SEEN THERE ON BROADWAY, THAT THEY'VE STARTED THE CONSTRUCTION ACROSS FROM THE TAVERN AND IN THAT AREA. AND THEN ONCE THAT'S COMPLETED, THEN THEY'LL START DOING THE PARKING BEHIND THE EDC BUILDING. SO THAT'S THAT'S MOVING ALONG. WE ALSO HAD DISCUSSION ABOUT DOING A, AN OVERVIEW OF THE DOWNTOWN MASTER PLAN AND LOOKING AT, AT DOING A REDOING, REDOING THE, THE MASTER PLAN OF DOWNTOWN AND HIRING OUR BRINGING IN OLSEN, THE OLSEN GROUP, AND THEN WE ALSO, WE HAD AN UPDATE OF ALL THE DIFFERENT EVENTS COMING UP, LIKE CDC, CDC DID. AND THEN FINALLY, THE MONUMENT IS GOING TO BE STARTING CONSTRUCTION HERE IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS. WE DID MEET, BUT WE ONLY WE REPORTED THAT OUT TONIGHT IN THE WORK SESSION. WE WENT AND TOOK A TOUR OF THE FACILITY IN FRISCO. VERY INFORMATIVE. THANK YOU TO THE STAFF FOR ARRANGING THAT AND TAKING US. WE LEARNED A LOT. GOOD. THANK YOU. SO I, I ACTUALLY DO WANT TO COMPLIMENT EACH ONE OF OUR SUBCOMMITTEES.
THE WORK THAT YOU GUYS ARE DOING IN EACH ONE OF THESE COMMITTEES MAKE. IT MAKES IT
[Possibly direct Town staff to schedule topic(s) for discussion at a future meeting. ]
EASIER FOR THE COUNCIL TO OPERATE AS A WHOLE. SO THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE TIME, EXTRA TIME TO GO TO ALL THESE MEETINGS. SO ALRIGHT, WITH THAT, THE NEXT ITEM IS TO POSSIBLY DIRECT TOWN STAFF TO SCHEDULE TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION OF FUTURE MEETING. IS THERE ANY COUNCIL[EXECUTIVE SESSION]
MEMBER THAT HAS SOMETHING THEY'D LIKE TO HAVE BROUGHT FORWARD TO A FUTURE MEETING? SEEING NONE? ALL RIGHT. IN THAT CASE, THE TOWN COUNCIL WILL RECESS IN A CLOSED SESSION IN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION 551.001 OF THE TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE, AS AUTHORIZED BY THE TEXAS OPEN MEETINGS ACT, TO DELIBERATE REGARDING SECTION 551 TO DISCUSS AND CONSIDER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES, ALL MATTERS INCIDENT RELATED THERETO. SECTION 551.072. TO DISCUSS AND CONSIDER THE PURCHASE, EXCHANGE, LEASE OR VALUE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR MUNICIPAL PURPOSES AND ALL MATTERS INCIDENT AND RELATED THERETO. SECTION 551.074. TO DISCUSS AND CONSIDER PERSONNEL MATTERS ALL MATTERS INCIDENT RELATED THERETO. SECTION 551.076. TO DISCUSS AND CONSIDER THE DEPLOYMENT OR SPECIFIC OCCASIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY PERSONNEL OR DEVICES. SECTION 551.074 TO DELIBERATE APPOINTMENTS TO THE TOWN COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEES. SECTION 551.074 TO DISCUSS APPOINTMENTS TO THE BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT CONSTRUCTION. BOARD OF APPEALS. PARKS AND RECREATIONS BOARD.THE LIBRARY BOARD, THE PROSPER ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BOARD, PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION, THE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE, THE DOWNTOWN ADVISORY COMMITTEE, THE CHARTER REVIEW COMMITTEE. ALL MATTERS RELATED THERE TO SECTION 551.071, CONSULTATION WITH THE TOWN ATTORNEY REGARDING PENDING OR ANTICIPATED LITIGATION. SECTIONE
[Reconvene in Regular Session and take any action necessary as a result of the Closed Session. ]
WE GO. MY FAVORITE COLOR. I'M GOING TO START CALLING IT COPPER. ALL RIGHT. TIME NOW IS 921. MAYOR PRO TEM BARTLEY, DO WE HAVE AN* This transcript was compiled from uncorrected Closed Captioning.