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The presenter said there are approximately 21 city boards and commissions for which council makes appointments. Key dates and steps outlined were: application deadline June 20; the city secretary’s office will provide a candidate application packet to council on July 7; interviews will be conducted during multiple sessions in July and August; preferencing submittals from council are due Aug. 17; and the council appointment meeting is scheduled for Aug. 26. Onboarding and Open Government training for appointed members must be completed by Oct. 1, when the new terms begin.

The staff member described regular members as active participants expected to engage with staff and make recommendations, and alternate members as reserve participants who serve when regular members are absent and may be promoted if vacancies occur. The office emphasized that council retains authority to make appointments and removals at any time and encouraged prospective applicants to attend board meetings and review bylaws and member policies before applying.

The City Secretary’s Office said it will have a presence at the Serve McKinney event next Tuesday to provide information and application assistance. The presenter stood for questions at the conclusion of the update; no formal council action on appointments occurred during the meeting.

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Parchman said early voting begins April 22 and runs through April 29; election day is May 3, with polls open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. The election canvas is tentatively scheduled for May 12, she said, and the council’s member ceremonies are tentatively set for May 20 if no runoff is required. If a runoff is necessary, she said the runoff would be held June 7 with an anticipated canvas and ceremonies around June 17.

Parchman said the new City Hall will host early voting in the Fit You Events Hall; eight city-owned locations are listed as voting sites for this election, and Collin County Elections Administration will also host early voting and election day voting. She noted that the Senior Recreation Center will serve as an election-day-only site for this cycle.

Parchman described sign-placement rules for city-owned election sites: signage for early voting and election day locations may be posted starting April 21 and must be removed by May 5. For the Senior Recreation Center (election-day-only site), signs may be posted May 2–4. She described standard signage dimensions in the candidate materials and said the city’s ordinance contains additional detail; materials are available at mckinneytexas.org under the elections button.

When Council member James asked about signage if there is a runoff, a city staff member (Hauser) responded that signs must be removed by May 5; the city will pick up signs not removed by that date, and signage posting will resume for the runoff period beginning the first day of early voting for the runoff (signs may be posted the day before early voting for the runoff and must be removed per the same timeline for that election period).

Parchman also reviewed candidate and administrative dates: the application packet for candidates will be provided to council on July 7 (for council’s internal use in candidate processes), and she listed the seats up for election on May 3. She stood for questions at the conclusion of the briefing.

No formal council action was recorded during the update.","Deputy City Secretary Tanisha Parchman briefed council on the May 3 general election timeline, early voting sites (including the new City Hall location), signage rules and candidate deadlines.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6582417,"McKinney financial staff says $30 million for airport eastside infrastructure closed; additional bond sales planned",558,286000,844000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3093057-6db4b3e76387526e214195a95234d05f&start=286&end=844","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3093057-6db4b3e76387526e214195a95234d05f/thumbnail_286000.jpg","/articles/6582417/McKinney/Collin-County/Texas/McKinney-financial-staff-says-30-million-for-airport-eastside-infrastructure-closed-additional-bond-sales-planned","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6582417-a9eba83bed9b067e6c107567bce45231/orig.mp4?Expires=1771157996&Signature=I~YLQbDu7XOjE8lh2FjogC4sD1ndbWNoCBaJxhqrLUoJXklF5ewp7FSjMe9VPhcMdIKQnqBGh-P3eu~7icqMznJpk9e4z7jN5JpLjYDmz-bWICWkK0sIfVS1lpMHB2IXxSJvLD9wVlm~hImYWq87cKovBbFEzQBIlt8u7uHUlh3kz7k-JUz7turlk1iad3HbVdW0yz3JR67opvUOnmQedbxIqCUtmBowZ4rAcQ8EaAfZvfjcyIg6yAMaSTM6V975hZ3RGqOkU9SiXN~WHETBHn2z0Hgj8Yl3G1sn-~vhXa~y4b5UW3PePDk9wfi2IL0RBUAdeNXYPmAWDEkKHFGUzA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Mark Holloway, the city of McKinney’s chief financial officer, told the City Council on April 22 that the financing for the McKinney National Airport eastside infrastructure project is in place and that additional related financings are scheduled this year.

Holloway said the airport financing used short-duration sales tax revenue bonds with a call feature because the city expects to replace those notes with a long-term TIFIA loan from the federal government, with approval anticipated in 2026. \"That financing is closed. Dollars 30,000,000 have been received,\" Holloway said.

Holloway also reported Economic Development Corporation financing tied to airport work and land purchase: $62,400,000 in sales tax revenue bonds, of which $40,000,000 is for land purchase and $22,400,000 for airport infrastructure. Council and board approval for those financings occurred on March 18; Holloway said the bonds were sold in April and the planned closing date for the EDC sale is April 30.

The finance update also covered the city’s regularly scheduled capital financing. Holloway said the city intends two general obligation and certificates of obligation sales totaling about $67,000,000 (roughly $37,000,000 in G.O. and $30,000,000 in C.O.); $11,500,000 of the G.O. amount is earmarked for public safety projects, roughly $2,500,000 for parks design at Towne Lake, and about $23,000,000 for roads and streets. He said the city plans to take advantage of a refunding that is expected to produce about $2,000,000 in net present-value savings.

Holloway described $25,000,000 in water and wastewater revenue bonds as well, noting project-level breakdowns he characterized in his presentation: $6,200,000 for water improvements, $14,600,000 for wastewater, and just over $4,000,000 for combined projects to reach the $25,000,000 total. He said rating calls with S&P and Moody’s were held April 16 and the city expected to receive ratings within the week; the planned market dates for the G.O./C.O. and water sales are May 20–21 with closing in mid-June.

Holloway reiterated schedule details and the conservative amortization approach: the EDC bonds have a 30-year amortization; the short-term airport notes were structured to be callable once the anticipated TIFIA loan is available. Council members asked about remaining authorizations from a 2019 bond authorization; Holloway said the 2019 authorization would be nearly exhausted and that about $5,000,000 of the 02/2019 authorization would remain after the planned issuances, with additional issuance anticipated next fiscal year.

No formal council action on new bond parameters was recorded during the presentation; Holloway stood for questions after the report.","City finance staff reported that $30 million in short-term sales tax revenue bonds for the McKinney National Airport eastside infrastructure project have closed and that further sales for related land and infrastructure, general obligation and water/wastewater financings are scheduled this spring and summer.","actionData","errors"]

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