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The Carrollton City Council convened for a worksession at 5:45 PM followed by a regular meeting at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, February 6, 2024, at City Hall. The worksession included updates on the 10-20 year Vision 2040 plan by Gensler, selection of the Metrocrest Chamber Rising Star honoree, and scheduling the annual strategic retreat. The regular meeting featured proclamations, acceptance of county infrastructure funding, a contested grounds maintenance contract, approvals for mixed-use development and arcade permits, and a public forum with multiple speakers calling for a ceasefire resolution regarding Gaza.
The council unanimously approved Items 12-14 and 16-24 en masse. Key approvals include: Item 13 (Indian Creek Golf Course cart barn renovation, $262,680), Item 14 (Rosemeade Rainforest starting blocks, $57,941.84, partially funded by the Aquatic Racers), Item 16 (Fair Housing Study, $25,000), Item 18 (Library digital materials, $273,157 over two-years, reflecting a 9% increase in digital checkouts), Item 19 (Branch Hollow Playground replacement, $329,686.50), Item 20 (Webb Chapel screening wall, $899,600), Item 23 (City Hall Remodel Phase II architectural design, $250,000), and Item 24 (MOU for DFW Intelligent Transportation Systems).
All right. Welcome, welcome to our work session for the uh February sixth City Council meeting. Thank you for all of our guests. We will uh start with our consent agenda items. We have a number of items that are going to be taken from the dais for public hearing purposes, but we'll start with consent agenda item number twelve, which is the minutes from the January twenty third meeting. One of the votes was incorrectly uh written down, so we'll be amending those minutes tonight. So we'll say as stipulated. And so just for purpose. Do we have the stipulated? Do we have the changes by chance? It was from item no. Okay. And this is um renovation of the current barn, yes. Mr. Mayor, yes, sir. So this is planned renovation, it's based on the um upgrade to the electric carts that um are now out of the golf course. Um I think this gives us any additional room so that they can fit all the golf carts and make them out of the get them out of the elements. So excuse me. Uh are they gonna make it bigger or just just total renovation? What are we pointing? Can by V tarts manager. Um, yes, so the current cart barn is about 40 years old. Um, if you've been out there, it's a little worn out. So we're going to reskin the entire building, remove some of the windows on the west side and add shatterproof windows on the east side. We are expanding just a little bit on the west side, adding another pad with an awning so we can spread out the carts a little bit. It's a little cramped inside the cart barn for them to move around when all the carts are in there. The electrical's been updated, so we're able to charge all the new carts that came in. And this is paid for by golf revenues? Correct. All improvements, all self-sustaining. That's the best way to do it. Okay, yeah. So enterprise fund. So it's uh they live up to it. Thank you. Uh next item is number 14. Consider approval of the purchase of starting blocks for the race roadsmead rainforest by Sunbell Pools or an interlocal agreement with Bybord in an amount not to exceed 57,941.84 cents on your mark. Is that anything? Mr.