I think I started at the age of about 20.

I messed around with the camera for a year.

And then eventually started taking classes.

So I was 21 or 22.

And 16 years later, I'm still here.

And after taking the classes, I learned that I could turn reality into art.

Or something I saw in my mind.

And print it out.

Physically for others to say.

Start with just a couple

items

of community interest here.

This

upcoming Saturday at Tips Canon Hollow Dog Park.

We have a fun play today, NRH play today event.

This is not a necessarily the normal kids play today event.

It's uh at the dog park for everybody to bring their dogs out.

Just try something new this weekend.

Also coming up uh the July 3rd event at the BISD Plaza on at 5 p.m.

on July 3rd, um, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce

uh

supporting all of the cities in the area

here.

Along those lines, that Friday, July the 4th, all city offices will be closed and only emergency uh operations will be conducted.

Garbage and recycling will be delayed uh to the Saturday.

Couple of more things that just are not on here.

I know I mentioned at the last meeting and upcoming uh Texas APA chapter

uh

elected and appointed officials event that's actually gonna be held here at Grand Hall that is scheduled for July the 25th.

Uh

it's an from 9 to 3, so it's almost a full-day event with lunch served.

If you're interested in attending, please shoot us an email.

We'll get any of you signed up that would like to attend that day.

So check your calendars and see if you're available.

Um

if you haven't been before, it's a really good kind of just intro to everything

in

your roles as uh appointed officials.

Then also uh just to keep you in the loop, I didn't add a slide in on this as well.

But a couple of meetings ago, I talked to you about some progress that we were making with city council on discussions for single family and short-term rental regulations or implementing new ordinances to those both of those two categories.

We've had additional work session discussions since then and are working on some final draft ordinance language.

So the single family inspection program is not anything to do with zoning and will likely not come back before you, but I just wanted you to be aware that the city council is going to be considering some changes to that program, uh, really just to provide landlords who have exhibited

good

um track record for maintaining their rentals to not have to have city inspections every time they have a new tenant uh and a couple of other minor changes.

The short-term rental piece is gonna be a little bit more complicated and will likely involve some zoning restrictions, and so that will be coming back to you over the summer at some point when we get kind of a better narrow down scope and conduct the public hearings on that item.

So just to kind of put it on your radar, um welcome to tune in to Monday's city council meeting if you'd like more information.

Okay.

The

plant includes 200 single-family homes, a mix of attached and detached, and is in compliance with the subdivision ordinance and the zoning that was approved uh by council uh I believe April 14th.

Um, with this the exceptions of those items that are listed in the DRC comments, which are recommended as a condition of approval tonight.

Anyone have any questions on this item?

One, how do you distinguish between the lots of a locked down homes and the regular lots?

The single family versus Delhome.

The

town home lots are a little bit narrower than the detached lots.

But there's no notation on the on the plaid that says these this is these are the lots that don't hold's up provided versus no

the width of the lots that are shown on the plat, if you zoomed in far enough to see the difference in those matches up with the regulating

plan.

Yeah, you can so we can.

I mean, we could talk about notating them somehow, but the sizes of the ones that are noted that are here as uh attached are narrower than the required width for the detached.