How the city council voted Tuesday night

CONSENT AGENDA

Item 5: Approve the 2021 annual service plan update for the Southwest Kyle Public Improvement District (PID).
Item 6: Approve the 2021 annual service plan update for the 6 Creeks Public Improvement District (PID). 
Item 7: Approve a resolution of the city council of the City of Kyle, accepting the Bunton Creek Reserve Phase 3 improvements: finding and determining that the meeting at which this resolution is passed was noticed and is open to the public as required by law.
Item 8: Approve postponement of public hearing and approval for the issuance of $5 million in combination tax and revenue Certificates of Obligation for the city's Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 2 as originally scheduled and noticed to be conducted and acted upon by the city council from July 20 to Oct. 19. (Editor’s note: This postponement is being sought because of the delay in negotiation of the terms and conditions of the infrastructure agreement between the City of Kyle and the developer for the design and construction of three roads in the Brick and Mortar District.) 
Item 9: (Second Reading) An ordinance of the City of Kyle, amending chapter 41 of the Code of Ordinances by amending section 41-1 to include a definition of a transportation master plan; and by requiring compliance with the City of Kyle Transportation Master Plan in the development and construction of subdivisions; providing for repeal of conflicting ordinances; providing for severability; and providing effective date and open meetings clauses.
Item 10: (Second Reading) An ordinance of the City of Kyle, annexing 120.458 acres located in Hays County; including the abutting streets, roadways, and rights-of-way into the corporate limits of the city, at the request of the property owner; approving a service plan for the annexed area; making findings of fact; providing severability clause and an effective date; and providing for open meetings and other related matters.
Item 11: Authorize the city's director of finance to dispose through an auction facility police equipment identified in Lots No. 1-23, all city owned and formerly being provided via the 10-33 Program that has been determined to be surplus property by the police department.
Item 12: Authorize the city's director of finance to dispose through an auction facility police equipment identified in Lots No. 1-9, all city owned and formerly being attached to city-owned police vehicles that has been determined to be surplus property by the police department.
Item 13: Approve a temporary construction license agreement — Heroes Memorial Park Project.
Approved 7-0

ZONING ITEMS

Item 24: [Postponed 7/6/21] (First Reading) An ordinance amending Chapter 53 (Zoning) of the City of Kyle, for the purpose of assigning original zoning and rezone approximately 11.08 acres from Agriculture (AG) (.023-Acres) and Single Family (R-1) (10.85-Acres) to Single Family Residential-3 (R-1-3) for property located between Scott Street and the 800 block of South Sledge Street.
Motion to postpone indefinitely approved 7-0

ANNEXATION ITEMS

Item 21: (Second Reading) An ordinance of the City of Kyle, annexing 24.563 acres located in Hays County, including the abutting streets, roadways, and rights-of-way into the corporate limits of the city, at the request of the property owner; approving a service plan for the annexed area; making findings of fact; providing severability clause and an effective date; and providing for open meetings and other related matters.
Approved 7-0

OTHER ITEMS FOR INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION

Item 14 (pulled from Consent Agenda): Approve a temporary construction license agreement — park property.
Approved 7-0

Item 15: Approve a resolution authorizing the city manager and city engineer to negotiate an agreement with K. Friese & Associates of Austin, a civil engineering consulting firm, to provide project management services for the design and construction of specific road projects throughout the city to be funded under the 2022 road bond program and to bring back an agreement with all terms and conditions including contract amount for city council's approval at a future council meeting.
Approved 7-0

Item 16: Discussion and possible action to incorporate bond-related capital improvements into the scope of the citywide Trail System Task Force.
Approved 7-0

Item 17: Council consideration of forming a task force for bond-related capital improvements at Gregg-Clarke Park.
Approved 7-0 (Council members Dex Ellison, Yvonne Flores-Cale and Robert Rizzo named to the task force)

Item 18: (Second Reading) An ordinance of the City of Kyle,  amending Article ii to include a Section 12-23 roundabouts, requiring use of roundabouts in certain intersections, requiring consideration of roundabouts in certain intersections, requiring compliance with national standards in the construction of roundabouts, requiring notice of exclusions, providing severability, effective date, and open meetings clauses; and providing for related matters.
Motion to postpone consideration until Aug. 3 council meeting approved 6-1 (Tobias, dissenting)

Item 19: [Postponed 7/6/21] Consider approving site-specific declaration of covenants, restrictions and easements for the Heroes Memorial tracts and authorize the city manager to execute documents related to closing on the parcel.
No action taken

Item 20: (First Reading) Approve an ordinance regulating traffic, authorizing and directing the installation and erection of stop signs for traffic control at the intersection of West Blanco Street and North Sledge Street.
Approved 7-0 with direction added to repaint the crosswalks. (Second reading waived)

Item 22: Approve a resolution of the city council to adopt and allocate funds for an outdoor fitness court as part of the 2021 National Fitness Campaign.
Approved 7-0

Item 23: Discussion and possible action to consider adding council workshop sessions.
No action taken.

Item 25: (First Reading) Amendment to an ordinance of the City of Kyle, regulating oil and gas pipeline building standards and provisions; making findings of fact; providing severability and open meetings clauses; and providing for related matters.
Motion to postpone indefinitely approved 7-0

Item 28: Take action on items discussed in executive session: 

• Motion to direct the city manager to proceed with property acquisitions as discussed in executive session approved 7-0
• Motion to approve intervention in proceedings at the Railroad Commission regarding implementation of HB 1520 related to recovery of extraordinary costs incurred by certain gas utilities due to Winter Storm Uri fails 5-2 (Flores-Cale, Rizzo voting to approve)