City Council

Agenda — 4 items

1. Consideration and action on a resolution authorizing the purchase of the SportsPark Center fitness equipment from Marathon Fitness. (Brett Quarles, Director of Parks and Recreation).
2. Resolution authorizing an agreement with Perry Weather Inc. for the purchase of weather alert system for the SportsPark. (Brett Quarles, Director of Parks and Recreation).
3. Resolution authorizing a lease agreement with United Ag & Turf in the amount of $20,273.00. (Brett Quarles, Director of Parks and Recreation).
4. <strong>Section 551.071 (1) & (2)</strong> Consultation with City Attorney on any regular session agenda item requiring confidential, attorney/client advice necessitated by the deliberation or discussion of said items as needed; consultation with City Attorney regarding pending or contemplated litigation, settlement offers, or matters deemed subject to the Code of Professional Responsibility of the State Bar of Texas: <em id="isPasted">1216 I-30 Real Property; public improvements real property purchases and eminent domain; development study Multi-Use Facility; Wolf Creek MMD; TCEQ Permit WQ0016464001; Altura Annexation; nuisance abatement suit on 1906 Stanford; post judgement enforcement; Greenville Housing Authority suit; Airport Hangar Lease; TIRZ Zone #1; FM1570 lift station damage suit; Rios vs. City; 1209 I-30 nuisance action; Cyber incident investigation /TML Cyber incident insurance policy; code and nuisance enforcement; Wildcatter development agreement; game room/game room ordinance; planning and zoning appeal; opiod/Attorney General lawsuit settlement.

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