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The Carrollton City Council met on 2026-10-13 for a combined worksession and regular meeting. The worksession began at 5:45 PM and included discussion of a major redevelopment proposal for the former NTTA site and appointments to the new Youth in Government Commission. The regular meeting began at 7:00 PM and covered consent items, public hearings on six zoning cases, and a public forum. The council returned to worksession for further discussion on the NTTA site term sheet before entering executive session for economic development.
And wait equipment refresh and amount not to exceed one hundred and sixty-five thousand six hundred and ninety-three dollars and thirty-three cents. This is really from the replacement fund based on useful life. So it's some of the older equipment at Rosalie, not the new equivalent. Older equipment at Rose meet. Yep. Although not all the equipment is used in the exact same uh frequencies. So there are some favorites over there. Number 10, consider authorizing the city manager manager to approve a contract for the purchase of 11 Chevy Tahoe police vehicles from Lake Country, uh late count, yeah, country Chevy through an interlocal agreement with tips in an amount not to exceed 1,059,776 and 56 cents. This is from the replacement fund based on mileage and useful life. Does this include the additional add-ons that are added later? Is that something we do internally? It does. Okay, great. Thank you. All right. Number 11, uh, consider authorizing the city manager to approve a contract for the purchase of five solar tech silent uh messenger boards, uh, four trailers from Dallas, uh, light and barricade through an interlocal agreement with the by board purchasing in an amount not to exceed 113,603 and five cents with all the construction that's ahead of us over the next five years. We're gonna be thankful we have these. These are replacement based on useful life. Okay. Uh number 12, consider authorizing the city manager to approve a contract for the purchase of three uh uh time co-model 600 street sweepers uh from industrial disposal supply through an interlocal agreement with uh HGAC by purchasing cooperative and might not to exceed a million two hundred and forty, six hundred ninety-one dollars and ten cents. Shannon, this is um uh we currently contract for this, so this has some cost options. Is that right? Maybe give us some color on this one. Yeah, sure. Currently, we contract to have all of our major arterial streets swept once per month. Um that's about 160,000 a year as part of the tier three maintenance program that was approved by council for the stormwater um utility. We're increasing that and bringing it in-house. What our goal is to not only be able to sweep all of our major arterials once per month, but also be able to hit all of our residential streets at least once per year, and be able to be responsive when we have wrecks out and there's a lot of trash on the road. We can send the sweepers out there, which we currently can't do with our contract quickly. This will help us alleviate some of the stormwater pollution that goes into our creeks and streams and a lot of the sediment that goes in there as well. So hopefully save us some work having to pull it out of the creek after it runs off the street and into the into the waterways. And this is all part of our I mean, obviously, this is capital, but this is all part of our um stormwater abatement, right? That's correct. It is all part of that program. So do you have enough staff for this? We will be hiring three FTEs for to man these uh these vehicles, and that was part of the original plan. This is part of the budget, right? That's right, yeah. That's correct. Any yes.