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The staff presentation described a strategic resurfacing program aimed at maximizing limited funds by balancing mill-and-overlay work with micro-resurfacing. The city has budgeted $2,500,000 for the program in fiscal year 2025 and staff estimated the proposed listing would cost about $2,350,000. If carried out as proposed, the program would address approximately 7.7 miles of roadway in fiscal 2025: about 3.8 miles through mill-and-overlay (removing and replacing the top asphalt layer, often appropriate where existing curb and gutter remain) and about 3.9 miles through micro-resurfacing (a thin emulsion layer to seal and extend life on roads in generally good condition).

The presenter noted the program is not a \"worst-first\" approach but a strategic prioritization to get the most mileage of roadway improved with the available funds; since 2019 the program has resurfaced over 46 miles of road. Staff said the 2024 listing is still being finished due to weather and scheduling delays and asked council to confirm the 2025 list so staff can finalize contracts and schedule work for spring and summer paving months. Councilmembers expressed no objections during the discussion and staff took that as consensus to proceed to contract preparation.

Staff said final pricing will be determined after contract documents and quantities are finalized; their target is to have contractors working in the 2025 paving season. No formal contract award occurred at this meeting; staff will return with finalized contract documents and exact pricing for council action.

No public comments on the street-maintenance proposal were recorded.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Cleburne - City Council - Feb 11, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Public works staff presented the proposed 2025 street-maintenance listing, describing mill-and-overlay and micro-resurfacing techniques for about 7.7 miles of streets and an estimated cost of roughly $2.35 million against a $2.5 million budget.","taxTitle","Cleburne City , Johnson County, Texas","taxId",54073,"location","Texas","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6677165,"Cleburne council approves consent agenda, backs Irving Lofts tax-credit support and accepts racial-profiling reports",0,1080000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2264125-354a1c642e399e6d606b1a08d8628c0c&start=1080&end=1080","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2264125-354a1c642e399e6d606b1a08d8628c0c/thumbnail_1080000.jpg","/articles/6677165/Texas/Cleburne-council-approves-consent-agenda-backs-Irving-Lofts-tax-credit-support-and-accepts-racial-profiling-reports","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6677165-39888c83909b71ad39b4975cec6c9259/orig.mp4?Expires=1771065971&Signature=bHi19LRHEWgfWF8Z-ZCU0EgGje1KFCj6zf4jMWFqxU332sH5NJnvlP2d0PuV9rvfEKEBE97rwtXse7L78yqcNtsrVj9sgtfh-DAUEdJNSSwMhNG~Dkm-RxghVe7plj0Pp0cPmSwcU5Hm7cuIc54ODt6h4fAnwN9u7MNiPn4MoojiHIXUhlCAOdrm4Io-94Rty9AFPaDRnAEI8BChj93s22U4DJ-wzpOc9rmIP3cC73YQAOJnmQgFITGCVgtxVVGaX0G9YfyLrHRZJTZODzEzJO1znPg5H9Rmk5-jdarn57c7DG15VVh6udIYB9a939fn9k~298BdRQmpp2s4gaHucA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Cleburne City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda, voted to support a housing tax-credit application for the Irving Lofts redevelopment, and accepted annual racial-profiling reports from city law-enforcement agencies during its meeting.

The council approved a bundle of routine items on a single motion, including minutes, accounts payable and budget transfers for December 2024; the city's quarterly investment report for the period ending December 2024; two Chapter 380 economic development agreements (one for property at 814 Turner Street under the Cleburne Pride Home Improvement Incentive Program and one with JML Investments Ltd. for 1200 W. Henderson Street under the facade improvement matching incentive program); and a professional engineering services agreement with CPNY Inc. for pump-station valve improvements (not to exceed $69,220). The council voted \"aye\" on the motion to approve the entire consent agenda.

Councilmembers then considered RS 7, a separate resolution declaring the council's support for a housing tax-credit application for Irving Lofts, a proposed 35-unit independent senior apartment complex at 1108 North England Street. Michael Moreira, city manager, introduced the item and invited the project's developer representative, April Engstrom of Overland Property Group, to present. Engstrom described the plan to adapt the former Irving Elementary School on 2.4 acres into senior housing, using federal housing tax credits paired with historic tax credits. \"We are essentially getting to recycle in a really fun way,\" Engstrom said, describing the developer's experience with historic adaptive-reuse projects. She said the project would create 35 units for residents 55 and older, split roughly between one- and two-bedroom units, and estimated the total private investment at about $11 million to $13 million.

The council moved to approve RS 7; Councilmember Derek Weathers made the motion and Councilmember Blake Jones seconded. The motion passed unanimously.

On a separate item, Council accepted the annual racial-profiling reports for 2024 from the Cleburne Police Department, the Cleburne City Marshal's Office and the Fire Marshal's Office. Chief Severs presented the police department report, saying the department made 6,942 motor-vehicle stops in 2024 and submitted the data to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. He summarized the department's policies and training on racial-profiling prevention and complaint processes. \"Racial profiling is illegal, and it's strictly prohibited,\" Chief Severs said. The department reported one complaint in 2024; that complaint was investigated and the investigation found no evidence of racial profiling. Councilmember Oliver Cosby moved to accept the reports; Councilmember John Warren seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.

Votes at a glance: consent agenda (items RS1'RS6) ' motion to approve consent agenda passed unanimously (votes recorded: Councilmembers Derek Weathers, Blake Jones, Oliver Cosby, John Warren ' all \"yes\"); RS 7 (resolution supporting Irving Lofts housing tax-credit application) ' motion passed unanimously (mover: Derek Weathers; second: Blake Jones); RSA (accept 2024 racial-profiling reports) ' motion passed unanimously (mover: Oliver Cosby; second: John Warren).

Council members who participated in votes listed themselves on the meeting record as Derek Weathers (single-member District 1), Blake Jones (Mayor Pro Tem), Oliver Cosby (single-member District 3) and John Warren (single-member District 4). The meeting record lists Michael Moreira as city manager and identifies department heads as present.

The council did not take separate roll-call tallies beyond recorded unanimous approval for each motion.

The council indicated the mayor or mayor pro tem and city manager would finalize any required letters of support for the Irving Lofts application and may gather additional council signatures on those letters.

No additional formal actions were taken on the Irving Lofts financing or on policing policy during the meeting; the housing support resolution is a statement of the council's support that the developer can include with an application to the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs.","The Cleburne City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda, adopted a resolution supporting a housing tax-credit application for Irving Lofts, and accepted annual racial-profiling reports for city law-enforcement agencies.","actionData","errors"]

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Cleburne staff outline $2.35M estimate for 2025 street maintenance; council signals consent to listing

Cleburne council approves consent agenda, backs Irving Lofts tax-credit support and accepts racial-profiling reports