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Temple council approves consent agenda, contract change orders and a property transfer; rezoning for restaurant parking passes first reading
Summary
On Dec. 18 the council approved the consent agenda (5–0), authorized construction change orders for South and North Pea Ridge road projects (totaling about $437,323) with recorded abstentions, approved a property transfer to a nonprofit, and passed a first-reading rezoning for a restaurant parking expansion at 1208 S. Main.
At its Dec. 18 meeting, the Temple City Council approved several routine and contract actions.
Consent agenda: The council moved and seconded approval of the consent agenda (items 6a through 6am, excluding j, k and z) and the mayor announced the motion passed 5–0.
Item J: The council adopted a resolution authorizing change order number 6 to the construction contract with RT Schneider Construction Company Limited for South Pea Ridge Road Improvements in an estimated amount of $103,489.48. The mayor announced the vote as 4 yes, 0 no and 1 abstention.
Item K: The council adopted a resolution authorizing change order number 1 to the contract with RT Schneider Construction Company Limited for North Pea Ridge Improvement Phase 1 in an estimated amount of $333,833.75. The mayor announced that the vote was 4 yes, 0 no and 1 abstention.
Item Z: The council approved transfer of property at 1018 East Avenue A to a qualified nonprofit to promote a public purpose and authorized anticipated closing costs of $1,500; the mayor announced the motion passed with 4 yes, 0 no and 1 abstention.
Rezoning (first reading/public hearing): Staff presented a rezoning request and PD development/site plan for a 0.19-acre parcel at 1208 South Main Street to provide an additional 15 parking spaces for 'Old Jody's.' Staff reported the request complies with TMED standards and the mobility review was informational; the council closed the public hearing with no public opposition and approved the item 5–0 on the first reading.
No roll-call vote-by-name was recorded in the transcript; the mayor announced tallies. The meeting record does not show detailed individual vote recordings for the items with abstentions, so the minutes reflect the tallies as announced.
