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A.WORK SESSION
Roll Call: 6 members present, 1 members absent, 0 members excused.
Mayor Sherman called the meeting to order at 6pm.
1. Review of Master Agenda
Dr. Richardson, City Manager, reviewed the Master Agenda highlighting the following:
*Boards and Commissions Banquet - March 20, 2014
*Special City Council Meeting - Business Plan Discussion - March 21, 2014
*Special City Council Meeting - Planning FY 2015-2016 Budget - March 27, 2014
Mayor Sherman advised the City Council that Councilmember Zander would be arriving late to the meeting.
2. Review of Regular Agenda items
No comments.
Councilmember Zander arrived at 6:19pm.
Roll Call: 7 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
3. Update on the DeSoto Arts Commission's Sunday Concert Series
Tracie Hlavinka, Assistant to the City Manager, on behalf of Kathy Jones, Public Information Officer, distributed a flyer detailing the Arts Commission's Sunday Concert series dates. Ms. Hlavinka indicated that the kick-off to the series would begin on March 16, 2014.
4. Discussion of the process of Amending a Motion
Joe Gorfida, City Attorney, gave a presentation of the process to amend a motion discussing two (2) types of amendments: Friendly and Unfriendly. Examples provided by the City Attorney are listed below.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT - EXAMPLE
Discussion and consideration regarding the adoption of an Ordinance regulating payday loan establishments.
City council discusses the Ordinance
City Secretary reads the caption of the Ordinance
Maker-
I make a motion to approve Ordinance 2014-04-001 adopting regulations for pay day loan establishments. (The MAKER is the term used for the person making the motion)
Council Member Place 2
- Seconds the Motion
Council Member Place 3
- Requests the motion be amendment to Exclude Paragraph 5 of the Ordinance because they feel it is redundant.
Mayor
- asks the Maker if he wishes to amend the motion to exclude Paragraph 5 and Maker responds YES.
Council Member Place 2
- Agrees
Mayor-
Clarifies that the Vote would be to approve Ordinance 2014-04-001 adopting regulations for payday loan establishments but excluding Paragraph 5. States there is a motion and a Second.
Mayor
- calls for the vote.
(I have a motion and a second, please cast your vote)
Mayor
- announces the vote
AMENDMENT NOT SUPPORTED BY THE MOVER (UNFRIENDLY AMENDMENT) - EXAMPLE
MAKER-
I make a motion to approve Ordinance 2014-04-001 adopting regulations for pay day loan establishments. (The MAKER is the term used for the person making the motion)
Council Member Place 2-
Seconds the motion
Council Member Place 3-
Requests an amendment that paragraph 5 be excluded from the ordinance
Mayor-
States we have a request to amend and determine if the MAKER wishes to amend.
Maker-
States they do not wish to amend.(if they agree to amend and Council member Place 2 does not agree to the second, amendment by Place 4 is the Second and the Mayor calls for the vote with the amendment)
Mayor-
States we have a request for an amendment to the main motion, is there a second to the Amendment.
Council member Place 4-
Seconds the amendment to remove paragraph 5 (his motion is only related to Council member Place 3 amendment)
Mayor-
calls for the vote only on the Amendment only
AMENDMENT FAILS
Mayor -
calls for the vote on the original motion- to approve ordinance 2014-04-001 (may clarify that a vote is for approval on the entire ordinance without excluding paragraph 5)
AMENDMENT PASSES
Mayor-
calls for the vote on the Ordinance with amendment ( I have
a motion and a second, please cast your vote)
Mayor - announces the vote
OTHER NOTES:
Mayor-
States "I have a motion and a second, any further discussion?" (If this language is used, and a council member requests to amend, treat the same as either a friendly amendment or unfriendly amendment).
Mayor-
States "I have a motion and a second, please cast your vote".
No amendments can be accepted after the call for the vote.
5. Discussion of an Ordinance providing regulations for electioneering at polling places located on City owned or controlled public property
Joe Gorfida, City Attorney, distributed a draft ordinance reflecting reasonable regulations regarding electioneering at polling places located on City owned or controlled public property. Council discussion regarding citizens' personal space being violated, traffic for citizens and residents of Town Center, fees and fines, challenges of electioneering in the parking lots and the parking garage, citizen input regarding the proposed ordinance and political sign placement. It was the consensus of the City Council to review the draft ordinance, submit comments to the City Secretary by Friday, March 7, 2014. The comments will be forwarded to the City Attorney. Once the City Attorney incorporates changes to the proposed ordinance, it will be brought back to the City Council for discussion during the Work Session and action during the Regular Session at the next City Council Meeting scheduled for March 18, 2014.
Mayor Sherman asked the City Council to be prepared to discuss the feasibility of holding future elections at DeSoto Town Center during the next City Council Meeting scheduled for March 18, 2014.
6. Presentation of Project Create Community Welcome Package and Commercial
Mayor Sherman distributed the welcome packages (door hangers) created by Project Create Community. These are designed to orientate new residents to DeSoto businesses. The door hanger consists of welcome letters from the Mayor and Project Create Community as well as special offers from local businesses. Mayor Sherman also debuted an audio version of the new commercial for DeSoto.
Mayor Sherman adjourned the meeting at 7:03pm.
B. REGULAR SESSION - CALL TO ORDER
Roll call (7 Present, 0 Absent, 0 Excused)
Mayor Sherman called the meeting to order at 7:06pm.
1. Announcement of emergency procedures and exits: Fire Department
2. Invocation by: Pastor Pat Chapman, New Light Bible Fellowship Church
3. Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember Kristine Clark
4. Introduction of Ambassador: Brandi Hodges, Municipal Court
Brandi Hodges has been employed with the City of DeSoto as a Court Clerk since February of 2006. Brandi was born in the City of Dallas but grew up in the City of DeSoto going from Belt Line Elementary on up to DeSoto High School. Brandi graduated from DeSoto High School in 1991 and went to Cedar Valley College in Lancaster, Texas enrolling in the Police Academy in 1994. She graduated from Cedar Valley Law Enforcement Academy in 1994 receiving her Texas Peace Officer License. Before becoming a Court Clerk for the City of DeSoto, Brandi was a Court Clerk at the City of Glenn Heights where she processed citations, warrants, payments, and assisted customers. Brandi's hobbies are spending time with friends and family, going to church, and going out of town on shopping trips! Brandi has been married to her husband Lee for 9 years and has an adopted 7 year old son named Alex.
C.PRESENTATIONS
No items scheduled for this agenda.
D. CONSENT AGENDA
1. Approval of City Council Minutes
a. Regular Meeting - N/A
b. Special Meeting - 01-30-14
Click Here to View 2014-01-30 City Council Meeting Minutes
2. Acceptance of Board and Commission Minutes
a. Arts Commission - N/A
b. Building and Standards Commission - N/A
c. Civil Service Commission - 01-06-14, 02-17-14
Click Here to View 2014-01-06 DeSoto Civil Service Meeting Minutes
Click Here to View 2014-02-17 DeSoto Civil Service Meeting Minutes
d. DeSoto Economic Development - N/A
e. DeSoto, Texas Historical Foundation - N/A
f. Keep DeSoto Beautiful - N/A
g. Library Advisory Board - N/A
h. Park Development Corporation - N/A
i. Planning and Zoning - N/A
j. Zoning Board of Adjustment - N/A
3. Other Items N/A
Submitted for City Council consideration are minutes from the DeSoto City Council and Civil Service Commission; however, at the request of Councilmember Clark, Ms. Morris indicated that she would like to pull the City Council Meeting minutes dated January 30, 2014 from consideration at this time.
Motion to approve as submitted. Moved by Councilmember McCowan, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Ledbetter.
Vote to approve as submitted. (Approved)
E. PUBLIC HEARINGS
No items scheduled for this agenda.
F. REGULAR AGENDA - New Business
Consider authorizing the Mayor to execute a Construction Contract with Texas Standard Construction, LTD in the amount of $211,528.50 and establish a Total Construction Budget in the amount of $217,298.50 for the Faith Bible Church Parking Area Renovation Project.
Click Here to View F.1 Management Report
Ms. Morris read the agenda caption and introduced Crystal Owens, City Engineer, who presented the staff report.
Council discussion regarding approximate completion date of the project (18-20 months), concerns of water run-off on the southern area, project location (150 feet west of the bridge up to Cockrell Hill Road will be built out at its full lane widths), church parking and driveways, and Texas Department of Transportation's project assistance (percentage breakdown - 90%/10% on the bridge and anything outside of the 150 feet is the City's responsibility at 100%).
Motion to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with Texas Standard Construction, LTD. in the amount of $211,528.50 (construction + contingency) and establish a total construction budget in the amount of $217, 298.50 for the Faith Bible Church Parking Area Renovation Project. Moved by Mayor Pro Tem Ledbetter, seconded by Councilmember McCowan.
Vote to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with Texas Standard Construction, LTD. in the amount of $211,528.50 (construction + contingency) and establish a total construction budget in the amount of $217, 298.50 for the Faith Bible Church Parking Area Renovation Project. (Approved)
Consider authorizing the Mayor to execute a Construction Contract with Ark Contracting in the amount of $283,006 and establish a Total Budget in the amount of $346,000 for the Eagle Drive Drainage Channel Maintenance Project.
Click Here to View F.2 Management Report
Ms. Morris read the agenda caption and introduced Crystal Owens, City Engineer, who presented the staff report.
Council discussion regarding the original amount budgeted for the project ($150,000) and the current amount ($350,000) and why the differences in the two amounts to which Ms. Owens responded the need to extend the limits of the work both upstream and downstream, and discussion regarding erosion.
Motion to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with ARK Contracting Services in the amount of $283,006 (construction + contingency) and establish a total project budget in the amount of $346,000 for the Eagle Drive Drainage Channel Maintenance Project. Moved by Councilmember Zander, seconded by Councilmember North.
Vote to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with ARK Contracting Services in the amount of $283,006 (construction + contingency) and establish a total project budget in the amount of $346,000 for the Eagle Drive Drainage Channel Maintenance Project. (Approved)
Consider a Resolution approving the First Amendment to the Inter-Jurisdictional Mutual Aid Agreement for Ellis-Dallas Unified Cooperative Team.
Click Here to View F.3 Management Report
Ms. Morris read the agenda caption and introduced Jerry Duffield, Fire Chief, who presented the staff report.
No Council discussion regarding this item.
Motion to approval of the Resolution 14-01 approving the first amendment to the Inter-Jurisdictional Mutual Aid Agreement for Ellis-Dallas Unified Cooperative Team. Moved by Councilmember Proctor, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Ledbetter.
Vote to approval of the Resolution 14-01 approving the first amendment to the Inter-Jurisdictional Mutual Aid Agreement for Ellis-Dallas Unified Cooperative Team. (Approved)
During this vote, Mayor Sherman indicated that he pressed the wrong button and to disregard his vote of "NO".
G. REGULAR AGENDA - Old Business
No items scheduled for this agenda.
H. CITIZEN APPEARANCES
No citizens wished to address the City Council during this meeting.
I. ITEMS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST
Councilmember Zander discussed the success of the recent DeSoto Dining and Dialogue event.
Councilmember McCowan
Bowling for Scholars (Scholarship for deserving DeSoto High School Seniors)
Saturday, March 8, 2014
1pm - Registration
1:45pm - 3pm - Tournament
Councilmember North reiterated the comments of Councilmember Zander noting its success and encouraged participation. The next event will be held in September.
Councilmember Proctor
DeSoto Arts Commission Sunday Concert Series
Sunday, March 16, 2013 @ 3pm
www.artsdesoto.com
for more information
Councilmember Clark
Boards and Commissions Applications Deadline - March 5, 2014
Interviews will be held March 11, 2014
Mayor Sherman
DeSoto Eagles Basketball vs. Northshore (Houston, Texas)
March 6, 2014
Mayor Sherman asked to keep Kathy Jones, Public Information Officer, in prayer as her son is having a difficult time with his illness.
J.ADJOURNMENT OF REGULAR SESSION
Mayor Sherman informed the public that the City Council will take a short recess before reconvening into Executive Session pursuant to Section 551.074 Personnel Matters: Semi-Annual Performance Review of the City Manager and action resulting from the Executive Session.
Mayor Sherman adjourned the meeting at 7:50pm.
Roll Call: 7 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
1. Executive Session: Pursuant to Section 551.074 Personnel Matters: Semi-Annual Performance Review of the City Manager.
Mayor Sherman called the meeting to order at 8:11pm.
2. Action Resulting from Executive Session.
No action taken from Executive Session.
Mayor Sherman adjourned the meeting at 10:02pm.
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A.WORK SESSION
Roll Call: 6 members present, 1 members absent, 0 members excused.
Mayor Sherman called the meeting to order at 6pm.
1. Review of Master Agenda
Dr. Richardson, City Manager, reviewed the Master Agenda highlighting the following:
*Boards and Commissions Banquet - March 20, 2014
*Special City Council Meeting - Business Plan Discussion - March 21, 2014
*Special City Council Meeting - Planning FY 2015-2016 Budget - March 27, 2014
Mayor Sherman advised the City Council that Councilmember Zander would be arriving late to the meeting.
2. Review of Regular Agenda items
No comments.
Councilmember Zander arrived at 6:19pm.
Roll Call: 7 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
3. Update on the DeSoto Arts Commission's Sunday Concert Series
Tracie Hlavinka, Assistant to the City Manager, on behalf of Kathy Jones, Public Information Officer, distributed a flyer detailing the Arts Commission's Sunday Concert series dates. Ms. Hlavinka indicated that the kick-off to the series would begin on March 16, 2014.
4. Discussion of the process of Amending a Motion
Joe Gorfida, City Attorney, gave a presentation of the process to amend a motion discussing two (2) types of amendments: Friendly and Unfriendly. Examples provided by the City Attorney are listed below.
FRIENDLY AMENDMENT - EXAMPLE
Discussion and consideration regarding the adoption of an Ordinance regulating payday loan establishments.
City council discusses the Ordinance
City Secretary reads the caption of the Ordinance
Maker-
I make a motion to approve Ordinance 2014-04-001 adopting regulations for pay day loan establishments. (The MAKER is the term used for the person making the motion)
Council Member Place 2
- Seconds the Motion
Council Member Place 3
- Requests the motion be amendment to Exclude Paragraph 5 of the Ordinance because they feel it is redundant.
Mayor
- asks the Maker if he wishes to amend the motion to exclude Paragraph 5 and Maker responds YES.
Council Member Place 2
- Agrees
Mayor-
Clarifies that the Vote would be to approve Ordinance 2014-04-001 adopting regulations for payday loan establishments but excluding Paragraph 5. States there is a motion and a Second.
Mayor
- calls for the vote.
(I have a motion and a second, please cast your vote)
Mayor
- announces the vote
AMENDMENT NOT SUPPORTED BY THE MOVER (UNFRIENDLY AMENDMENT) - EXAMPLE
MAKER-
I make a motion to approve Ordinance 2014-04-001 adopting regulations for pay day loan establishments. (The MAKER is the term used for the person making the motion)
Council Member Place 2-
Seconds the motion
Council Member Place 3-
Requests an amendment that paragraph 5 be excluded from the ordinance
Mayor-
States we have a request to amend and determine if the MAKER wishes to amend.
Maker-
States they do not wish to amend.(if they agree to amend and Council member Place 2 does not agree to the second, amendment by Place 4 is the Second and the Mayor calls for the vote with the amendment)
Mayor-
States we have a request for an amendment to the main motion, is there a second to the Amendment.
Council member Place 4-
Seconds the amendment to remove paragraph 5 (his motion is only related to Council member Place 3 amendment)
Mayor-
calls for the vote only on the Amendment only
AMENDMENT FAILS
Mayor -
calls for the vote on the original motion- to approve ordinance 2014-04-001 (may clarify that a vote is for approval on the entire ordinance without excluding paragraph 5)
AMENDMENT PASSES
Mayor-
calls for the vote on the Ordinance with amendment ( I have
a motion and a second, please cast your vote)
Mayor - announces the vote
OTHER NOTES:
Mayor-
States "I have a motion and a second, any further discussion?" (If this language is used, and a council member requests to amend, treat the same as either a friendly amendment or unfriendly amendment).
Mayor-
States "I have a motion and a second, please cast your vote".
No amendments can be accepted after the call for the vote.
5. Discussion of an Ordinance providing regulations for electioneering at polling places located on City owned or controlled public property
Joe Gorfida, City Attorney, distributed a draft ordinance reflecting reasonable regulations regarding electioneering at polling places located on City owned or controlled public property. Council discussion regarding citizens' personal space being violated, traffic for citizens and residents of Town Center, fees and fines, challenges of electioneering in the parking lots and the parking garage, citizen input regarding the proposed ordinance and political sign placement. It was the consensus of the City Council to review the draft ordinance, submit comments to the City Secretary by Friday, March 7, 2014. The comments will be forwarded to the City Attorney. Once the City Attorney incorporates changes to the proposed ordinance, it will be brought back to the City Council for discussion during the Work Session and action during the Regular Session at the next City Council Meeting scheduled for March 18, 2014.
Mayor Sherman asked the City Council to be prepared to discuss the feasibility of holding future elections at DeSoto Town Center during the next City Council Meeting scheduled for March 18, 2014.
6. Presentation of Project Create Community Welcome Package and Commercial
Mayor Sherman distributed the welcome packages (door hangers) created by Project Create Community. These are designed to orientate new residents to DeSoto businesses. The door hanger consists of welcome letters from the Mayor and Project Create Community as well as special offers from local businesses. Mayor Sherman also debuted an audio version of the new commercial for DeSoto.
Mayor Sherman adjourned the meeting at 7:03pm.
B. REGULAR SESSION - CALL TO ORDER
Roll call (7 Present, 0 Absent, 0 Excused)
Mayor Sherman called the meeting to order at 7:06pm.
1. Announcement of emergency procedures and exits: Fire Department
2. Invocation by: Pastor Pat Chapman, New Light Bible Fellowship Church
3. Pledge of Allegiance led by Councilmember Kristine Clark
4. Introduction of Ambassador: Brandi Hodges, Municipal Court
Brandi Hodges has been employed with the City of DeSoto as a Court Clerk since February of 2006. Brandi was born in the City of Dallas but grew up in the City of DeSoto going from Belt Line Elementary on up to DeSoto High School. Brandi graduated from DeSoto High School in 1991 and went to Cedar Valley College in Lancaster, Texas enrolling in the Police Academy in 1994. She graduated from Cedar Valley Law Enforcement Academy in 1994 receiving her Texas Peace Officer License. Before becoming a Court Clerk for the City of DeSoto, Brandi was a Court Clerk at the City of Glenn Heights where she processed citations, warrants, payments, and assisted customers. Brandi's hobbies are spending time with friends and family, going to church, and going out of town on shopping trips! Brandi has been married to her husband Lee for 9 years and has an adopted 7 year old son named Alex.
C.PRESENTATIONS
No items scheduled for this agenda.
D. CONSENT AGENDA
1. Approval of City Council Minutes
a. Regular Meeting - N/A
b. Special Meeting - 01-30-14
Click Here to View 2014-01-30 City Council Meeting Minutes
2. Acceptance of Board and Commission Minutes
a. Arts Commission - N/A
b. Building and Standards Commission - N/A
c. Civil Service Commission - 01-06-14, 02-17-14
Click Here to View 2014-01-06 DeSoto Civil Service Meeting Minutes
Click Here to View 2014-02-17 DeSoto Civil Service Meeting Minutes
d. DeSoto Economic Development - N/A
e. DeSoto, Texas Historical Foundation - N/A
f. Keep DeSoto Beautiful - N/A
g. Library Advisory Board - N/A
h. Park Development Corporation - N/A
i. Planning and Zoning - N/A
j. Zoning Board of Adjustment - N/A
3. Other Items N/A
Submitted for City Council consideration are minutes from the DeSoto City Council and Civil Service Commission; however, at the request of Councilmember Clark, Ms. Morris indicated that she would like to pull the City Council Meeting minutes dated January 30, 2014 from consideration at this time.
Motion to approve as submitted. Moved by Councilmember McCowan, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Ledbetter.
Vote to approve as submitted. (Approved)
E. PUBLIC HEARINGS
No items scheduled for this agenda.
F. REGULAR AGENDA - New Business
Consider authorizing the Mayor to execute a Construction Contract with Texas Standard Construction, LTD in the amount of $211,528.50 and establish a Total Construction Budget in the amount of $217,298.50 for the Faith Bible Church Parking Area Renovation Project.
Click Here to View F.1 Management Report
Ms. Morris read the agenda caption and introduced Crystal Owens, City Engineer, who presented the staff report.
Council discussion regarding approximate completion date of the project (18-20 months), concerns of water run-off on the southern area, project location (150 feet west of the bridge up to Cockrell Hill Road will be built out at its full lane widths), church parking and driveways, and Texas Department of Transportation's project assistance (percentage breakdown - 90%/10% on the bridge and anything outside of the 150 feet is the City's responsibility at 100%).
Motion to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with Texas Standard Construction, LTD. in the amount of $211,528.50 (construction + contingency) and establish a total construction budget in the amount of $217, 298.50 for the Faith Bible Church Parking Area Renovation Project. Moved by Mayor Pro Tem Ledbetter, seconded by Councilmember McCowan.
Vote to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with Texas Standard Construction, LTD. in the amount of $211,528.50 (construction + contingency) and establish a total construction budget in the amount of $217, 298.50 for the Faith Bible Church Parking Area Renovation Project. (Approved)
Consider authorizing the Mayor to execute a Construction Contract with Ark Contracting in the amount of $283,006 and establish a Total Budget in the amount of $346,000 for the Eagle Drive Drainage Channel Maintenance Project.
Click Here to View F.2 Management Report
Ms. Morris read the agenda caption and introduced Crystal Owens, City Engineer, who presented the staff report.
Council discussion regarding the original amount budgeted for the project ($150,000) and the current amount ($350,000) and why the differences in the two amounts to which Ms. Owens responded the need to extend the limits of the work both upstream and downstream, and discussion regarding erosion.
Motion to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with ARK Contracting Services in the amount of $283,006 (construction + contingency) and establish a total project budget in the amount of $346,000 for the Eagle Drive Drainage Channel Maintenance Project. Moved by Councilmember Zander, seconded by Councilmember North.
Vote to authorize the Mayor to execute the construction contract with ARK Contracting Services in the amount of $283,006 (construction + contingency) and establish a total project budget in the amount of $346,000 for the Eagle Drive Drainage Channel Maintenance Project. (Approved)
Consider a Resolution approving the First Amendment to the Inter-Jurisdictional Mutual Aid Agreement for Ellis-Dallas Unified Cooperative Team.
Click Here to View F.3 Management Report
Ms. Morris read the agenda caption and introduced Jerry Duffield, Fire Chief, who presented the staff report.
No Council discussion regarding this item.
Motion to approval of the Resolution 14-01 approving the first amendment to the Inter-Jurisdictional Mutual Aid Agreement for Ellis-Dallas Unified Cooperative Team. Moved by Councilmember Proctor, seconded by Mayor Pro Tem Ledbetter.
Vote to approval of the Resolution 14-01 approving the first amendment to the Inter-Jurisdictional Mutual Aid Agreement for Ellis-Dallas Unified Cooperative Team. (Approved)
During this vote, Mayor Sherman indicated that he pressed the wrong button and to disregard his vote of "NO".
G. REGULAR AGENDA - Old Business
No items scheduled for this agenda.
H. CITIZEN APPEARANCES
No citizens wished to address the City Council during this meeting.
I. ITEMS OF COMMUNITY INTEREST
Councilmember Zander discussed the success of the recent DeSoto Dining and Dialogue event.
Councilmember McCowan
Bowling for Scholars (Scholarship for deserving DeSoto High School Seniors)
Saturday, March 8, 2014
1pm - Registration
1:45pm - 3pm - Tournament
Councilmember North reiterated the comments of Councilmember Zander noting its success and encouraged participation. The next event will be held in September.
Councilmember Proctor
DeSoto Arts Commission Sunday Concert Series
Sunday, March 16, 2013 @ 3pm
www.artsdesoto.com
for more information
Councilmember Clark
Boards and Commissions Applications Deadline - March 5, 2014
Interviews will be held March 11, 2014
Mayor Sherman
DeSoto Eagles Basketball vs. Northshore (Houston, Texas)
March 6, 2014
Mayor Sherman asked to keep Kathy Jones, Public Information Officer, in prayer as her son is having a difficult time with his illness.
J.ADJOURNMENT OF REGULAR SESSION
Mayor Sherman informed the public that the City Council will take a short recess before reconvening into Executive Session pursuant to Section 551.074 Personnel Matters: Semi-Annual Performance Review of the City Manager and action resulting from the Executive Session.
Mayor Sherman adjourned the meeting at 7:50pm.
Roll Call: 7 members present, 0 members absent, 0 members excused.
1. Executive Session: Pursuant to Section 551.074 Personnel Matters: Semi-Annual Performance Review of the City Manager.
Mayor Sherman called the meeting to order at 8:11pm.
2. Action Resulting from Executive Session.
No action taken from Executive Session.
Mayor Sherman adjourned the meeting at 10:02pm.
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